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Daily Record Staff
March 11, 2011

City Notes

• City and port representatives said this morning it was too soon to know how the 8.9-magnitude earthquake in Japan and the tsunami it created might affect commerce in Northeast Florida. City and business leaders were waiting this morning to see how Hawaii and the U.S. western coast would be affected by the tsunami expected after the massive earthquake struck.

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Daily Record Staff
March 10, 2011

The candidates say...

Mayor candidates say...As a reader service, the Daily Record presented daily information about candidates on the ballot in the spring election. The Daily Record sent the same questions to candidates for mayor and here are their e-mailed responses. Candidates were given a word limit. Responses that exceeded it are edited for space. Early voting begins today in Duval County.

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Daily Record Staff
March 10, 2011

Senate advances health care block attempt

Senate Republicans on Wednesday approved a proposed constitutional amendment that attacks a key part of the federal health overhaul, brushing aside Democratic arguments about the roughly 4 million uninsured Floridians.

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March 10, 2011

Coast to coast, now to MOCA

West Coast, East Coast, West Coast, East Coast.That sums up the travels of Marcelle Polednik, MOCA’s new director, since she graduated in 1999 from the University of Southern California.

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March 10, 2011

Workspace: Gate River Run race director and 1st Place Sports owner Doug Alred

Doug Alred hasn’t run the 15K Gate River Run since 1982, but he’s been a vital part of each one since.

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March 10, 2011

Candidates rate themselves and each other

Downtown’s health, interlocal agreements and one-word descriptions of their opponents were among the topics Wednesday during a mayoral candidates forum.

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Daily Record Staff
March 10, 2011

Duval gator hunting a 'go'

Duval County will no longer be one of three counties in the state that do not offer an alligator hunting season to the public.

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March 10, 2011

City Notes

• Robert Joseph Dill and James R. Usery were named associates at the Ansbacher & Ansbacher law firm, which specializes in associations, real estate and construction law. Dill will work in the areas of construction law, creditor rights and civil litigation. Usery will focus on real estate law and community associations.

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Daily Record Staff
March 9, 2011

Medical tort reform measure advances

Florida lawmakers are considering a controversial proposal that would shield hospitals from malpractice lawsuits if they contract with doctors whose errors harm patients.

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March 9, 2011

As tea party, teachers and Teamsters watch, tough session starts

With competing protests outside the building, Florida lawmakers began their annual session on Tuesday looking at a huge budget deficit, a stagnant economy and a new governor intent on controversial changes.

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March 9, 2011

Five in Focus: Lake Ray

The 60-day 2011 Legislative session began Tuesday. Rep. Lake Ray, a Republican representing District 17, is one of the members of the Duval Legislative Delegation. Ray, a civil engineer, was elected to the House in 2008 and subsequently re-elected. The Daily Record will feature legislators during the session.

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Daily Record Staff
March 9, 2011

Women's History Month: March

National Women’s History Month dates back to March 8, 1857, when women from New York City factories staged a protest over working conditions.

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March 9, 2011

You are here on Laura Street

The latest installation of new street furniture along Laura Street is in the form of informational kiosks that will offer wayfaring information to pedestrians. When the project is complete, a kiosk will be in place on each block from the Landing to Hemming Plaza.

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Daily Record Staff
March 9, 2011

Downtown Council tries change of schedule and venue

Every once in a while, it’s good to do something a little different.In the case of the Downtown Council of the Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce’s decision to have a luncheon meeting instead of breakfast, “once in a while” is longer than anyone can remember.

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Daily Record Staff
March 9, 2011

Wolfson president previews hospital expansion

Michael Aubin, completing his first quarter as hospital president for Wolfson Children’s Hospital, is prepping for an expanded service region, more potential patients, a new building and a continuing focus on child advocacy.

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City Notes

The candidates say...

Senate advances health care block attempt

Coast to coast, now to MOCA

Workspace: Gate River Run race director and 1st Place Sports owner Doug Alred

Candidates rate themselves and each other

Duval gator hunting a 'go'

City Notes

Medical tort reform measure advances

As tea party, teachers and Teamsters watch, tough session starts

Five in Focus: Lake Ray

Women's History Month: March

You are here on Laura Street

Downtown Council tries change of schedule and venue

Wolfson president previews hospital expansion

Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County to expand services in Family Birth Place

City permits $33 million LECOM medical school project at Jacksonville University

Onicx Group permitted to build $8.6 million Seven Pines medical office building

Conviva Senior Primary Care opens three medical centers in Jacksonville

Mayo Clinic in Florida seeks permit for almost $19 million project

Circulation Verification Council

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