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Daily Record Staff
October 31, 2011

Lawyer Snapshot: Deena Bateh Wallace

Professional organizations: The Florida Bar; The JBA (YLS Ex-Officio Board Member); Chester Bedell Inn of Court.Community involvement: Ronald McDonald House Charities of Jacksonville Discovery Board member; board member of Wolfson Children’s Hospital Women’s Board; The Episcopal School of Jacksonville Alumni Board member.

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By The JBA Past President Jim Moseley Sr.
October 31, 2011

Memories from a 50-year member of The Jacksonville Bar Association

Jim Moseley, a former president of The Jacksonville Bar Association, recently achieved 50 years as a member of The Florida Bar and The JBA. He reflected on his experiences practicing law and as a member of The JBA. This is the first of several installments of his reflections that will be published in the coming weeks.

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Max Marbut
October 31, 2011

Business built on natural products

Some people can make lemonade out of lemons. Tressa Troiano found a way to take the weak economy and make soap – and a new career.When the former retail man-ager’s employer downsized, Troiano needed a job.

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Mark Basch
October 31, 2011

Landstar leads strong earnings week for Jacksonville companies

Last week was chock-full of corporate earnings, with six Jacksonville-based companies reporting quarterly results. The results were mostly positive, with four of the companies beating analysts’ forecasts.

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Karen Brune Mathis
October 31, 2011

Your own brand: 'Shopper Inc.'. Acosta says conservative habits are permanent

As you shopped over the weekend or plan to hit the market aisles this week, keep in mind that you have a new name. You are now “Shopper Inc.”Jacksonville-based Acosta Sales & Marketing represents major consumer products and helps retailers place them where you, the consumer, will more likely buy them.

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By Joe Wilhelm Jr.
October 31, 2011

'State of the District' not too rosy: Chief Judge Conway talks budget and judge shuffle

U.S. District Chief Judge for the Middle District of Florida Anne Conway explained the court will have to do more with less in her “State of the District” speech at a recent meeting of the Jacksonville Chapter of the Federal Bar Association at the Main Library Downtown.

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Daily Record Staff
October 31, 2011

City Notes

• Reese Henderson Jr. has joined the Jacksonville office of the Gray Robinson law firm as a shareholder. Henderson’s background is in construction litigation and other construction-related legal services and he has been recognized as a board certified construction attorney by The Florida Bar.

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Daily Record Staff
October 28, 2011

Protecting nonprofits

Assistant State Attorneys Dan Skinner (left) and Rich Commando talk to representatives of Jacksonville nonprofits Thursday during the State Attorney’s Office “Nonprofit Loss Prevention Forum.”

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The News Service of Florida
October 28, 2011

Red-light cameras in Cocoa spark lawsuit

As Florida lawmakers gear up for another debate about red-light cameras, a Brevard County citation has led to a class-action lawsuit about the constitutionality of the devices.

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Daily Record Staff
October 28, 2011

Halloween: Oct. 31

The observance of Halloween, which dates back to Celtic rituals thousands of years ago, has long been associated with images of witches, ghosts and vampires.

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Daily Record Staff
October 28, 2011

Women's Giving Alliance awards $244,000 in grants

The Women’s Giving Alliance, an initiative of The Community Foundation in Jacksonville, has awarded $244,000 in grants to eight Northeast Florida agencies serving women and girls.

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Daily Record Staff
October 28, 2011

Jessie Ball duPont Fund invests $2 million in Duval County affordable rental housing

The Jessie Ball duPont Fund announced it will invest $2 million in efforts to develop and preserve affordable rental housing for low-income individuals and families in Duval County.

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Max Marbut
October 28, 2011

'Town hall meeting' for seniors at Main Library

More than 200 of Jacksonville’s more mature citizens gathered Thursday in the Multipurpose Room at the Main Library Conference Center for the City’s 8th annual Legislative Forum for Seniors.

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Karen Brune Mathis
October 28, 2011

When employees think like owners

It’s called “Ownership Thinking” among employees and one Jacksonville business president who practices it says it’s effective.

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Karen Brune Mathis
October 28, 2011

Growth group sees better year

About two dozen area corporate growth experts are bullish about business for 2012.The Association for Corporate Growth North Florida chapter surveyed members and guests at a recent meeting and 22 responded.

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Lawyer Snapshot: Deena Bateh Wallace

Memories from a 50-year member of The Jacksonville Bar Association

Business built on natural products

Landstar leads strong earnings week for Jacksonville companies

Your own brand: 'Shopper Inc.'. Acosta says conservative habits are permanent

'State of the District' not too rosy: Chief Judge Conway talks budget and judge shuffle

City Notes

Protecting nonprofits

Red-light cameras in Cocoa spark lawsuit

Halloween: Oct. 31

Women's Giving Alliance awards $244,000 in grants

Jessie Ball duPont Fund invests $2 million in Duval County affordable rental housing

'Town hall meeting' for seniors at Main Library

When employees think like owners

Growth group sees better year

CareSpot preparing for Ortega area urgent care center

AdventHealth opens first St. Johns County facility

Cool Construction 2025: The projects Northeast Florida companies want everyone to know about

City of Jacksonville begins issuing funds through its Veteran Grant Program

Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center issued permit for almost $13.6 million infusion expansion

Circulation Verification Council

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