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Daily Record Staff
April 15, 2011

Ethics Commission awaits look at its future

With a City Council subcommittee scheduled to review pending ethics legislation next week, the City’s Ethics Commission met Thursday to discuss its future structure.

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April 15, 2011

The story behind The Armory

Each day, thousands of people driving to and from the west end of the Mathews Bridge pass by an ornate two-story building on North Market Street near Burger King. Many may not know the story behind the structure.

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Daily Record Staff
April 15, 2011

JEDC approves 130 jobs

The Jacksonville Economic Development Commission sent two proposals to City Council Thursday to create 130 jobs.

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April 15, 2011

Portraits of honor

Five judges who have served the Fourth Judicial Circuit were honored Thursday with a portrait unveiling at the Duval County Courthouse.

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April 15, 2011

Smile, you're on Google's camera

The Google crew was Downtown Thursday capturing new images for “Street View,” the search engine’s project that provides three-dimensional representations of streetscapes. The specially equipped sedan stopped at The Dalton Agency to demonstrate the technology to the staff.

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Daily Record Staff
April 15, 2011

Port pitches needs, goals to Scott

Gov. Rick Scott, who has pledged to support Florida’s ports as an economic driver, met with Jacksonville Port Authority representatives Tuesday to hear their goals.

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April 15, 2011

City Notes

• During a visit to City Hall Wednesday to witness the signing of the City’s Law Day Proclamation, Fourth Circuit Chief Judge Donald Moran discussed with Mayor John Peyton the creation of a time capsule in recognition of the opening of the New Duval County Courthouse.

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Daily Record Staff
April 14, 2011

Drug-test bills advance

Recipients of temporary financial assistance from the government would have to test negative on drug tests, which they would have to pay for, before collecting their checks under a measure that passed two legislative committees on Wednesday.

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April 14, 2011

Union dues bill one step away from the Senate floor

A bill barring the state from deducting union dues from public employees’ paychecks narrowly passed the Senate Budget Committee during a raucous meeting Wednesday, leaving the measure one stop short of the Senate floor.

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April 14, 2011

Laura Street project on schedule, big weekend at the Landing

The 3rd Annual First Coast Tea Party Tax Day observance at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Landing is shaping up to be quite a show. That was the report from Landing General Manager Janice Lowe at the Downtown Vision Inc. quarterly operations meeting Wednesday at the Main Library.

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April 14, 2011

Law Day in May

The Jacksonville Bar Association Law Day Chair Lindsay Tygart and The JBA President Courtney Grimm met with Mayor John Peyton Wednesday for the signing of the proclamation declaring May 1 Law Day in the City of Jacksonville. The JBA will feature activities to celebrate Law Day beginning with the new lawyers’ swearing-in ceremony at the Bryan Simpson U.S. Courthouse at 4 p.m. today in Room 13-A. Events will continue through May.

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Daily Record Staff
April 14, 2011

Regional economic struggles: 'We are not alone'

A civic group has wrestled three dozen pages of information gathered over five months of presentations into 11 conclusions about the area’s economic future.

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Daily Record Staff
April 14, 2011

EPA to review water quality costs

Establishing quality standards for Florida’s waterways has been contentious, both scientifically and monetarily.St. Johns Riverkeeper Neil Armingeon told the City Waterways Commission Wednesday that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has agreed to an independent review of the cost to implement its regulations.

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April 14, 2011

Workspace: MaliVai Washington, founder of the MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation

Like any successful athlete or business leader, MaliVai Washington knew when to adapt. In 1997, the former tennis star founded the MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation to serve local children by teaching free tennis lessons to local Boys & Girls Clubs, but two years later he realized the lessons could be fused with education to offer much more.

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April 14, 2011

City Notes

• Gov. Rick Scott and Enterprise Florida CEO Gray Swoope come to town tomorrow for a Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Forum 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the University of North Florida. It’s a Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce event and will also feature Workforce Florida CEO Chris Hart. Scott also is scheduled to attend the 3rd annual Tax Day Tea Party Rally tomorrow evening at the Landing. Scott also is expected at mayoral candidate Mike Hogan’s headquarters tomorrow afternoon.

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Ethics Commission awaits look at its future

The story behind The Armory

JEDC approves 130 jobs

Portraits of honor

Smile, you're on Google's camera

Port pitches needs, goals to Scott

City Notes

Drug-test bills advance

Union dues bill one step away from the Senate floor

Laura Street project on schedule, big weekend at the Landing

Law Day in May

Regional economic struggles: 'We are not alone'

EPA to review water quality costs

Workspace: MaliVai Washington, founder of the MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation

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