Tuesday, August 9, 2016

Sharks edge Predators in overtime in playoff thriller and other top stories.

  • Sharks edge Predators in overtime in playoff thriller

    Sharks edge Predators in overtime in playoff thriller
    ORLANDO | The Jacksonville Sharks and Orlando Predators took their AFL rivalry to a new zenith Saturday night in a stunning first-round playoff game that had just about everything — big plays on offense by the game’s biggest players, defensive touchdowns, four missed point-after-touchdown kicks, late-game controversy, and, if that wasn’t enough, overtime. Derrick Ross, the all-time leading rusher in arena history, had four second-half TD runs, including one in overtime. More importantly, he add..
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  • Jacksonville business leader helps establish chamber of commerce ...

    Jacksonville business leader helps establish chamber of commerce ...
    As Puerto Rico struggles to stabilize its economic situation in the face of massive government debt, a First Coast business leader is in the U.S. territory this summer seeking to give a solid footing to small businesses on the island. Nancy Quinones, CEO and president of the Puerto Rican-Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Duval and Clay Counties, has been in northeastern Puerto Rico since July 20 establishing a new chamber of commerce in her homeland. Quinones opened the first Chamber of Commerce ..
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  • Charles Eloundou scores twice, but Armada settles for draw

    Charles Eloundou scores twice, but Armada settles for draw
    It’s almost become the soccer rulebook’s 18th law. When the opponent scores first, the Jacksonville Armada never wins. The Armada nearly ended that run Saturday, but Omar Bravo’s late goal forced Jacksonville to settle for a 2-2 draw with the 10-man Carolina RailHawks at the Baseball Grounds. Charles Eloundou netted his first goals for the Armada, becoming the first player to score twice in a game for the team since Alhassane Keita on Aug. 8, 2015, in a 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Rowdies. But Me..
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  • After two years in Canada, Jaguars CB Johnson trying to make the ...

    After two years in Canada, Jaguars CB Johnson trying to make the ...
    Mike Kaye, WTLV 8:25 AM. EST August 07, 2016 Jul 29, 2016; Jacksonville, FL, USA; Jacksonville Jaguars outside linebacker Hayes Pullard (52) and cornerback Josh Johnson (36) walk toward the locker room following a session at training camp at Practice Fields at EverBank Field. Mandatory Credit: Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports (Photo: Reinhold Matay, Reinhold Matay) Football in Canada can be a wasteland for former college stars looking to hold on to their NFL dreams without ..
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  • By bus and thumb, college student travels from Central America to ...

    By bus and thumb, college student travels from Central America to ...
    On May 5, as his semester of study in Costa Rica came to an end, Nick Johnson put a video on Facebook explaining to friends what he was going to do, starting the next day. Over the next couple of months, he told them, he would do “off the grid” and slowly make his way home to Jacksonville, traveling only by land. He explained: “Every day we have a choice. We have a choice to find good in this world and we have a choice to be afraid of it. This world is not a scary place. God has written a beaut..
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  • Tia Mitchell: Corrine Brown and Donald Trump have something in ...

    Tia Mitchell: Corrine Brown and Donald Trump have something in ...
    There was a time when my colleague Ron Littlepage would start a column by saying he was “spinning around the news dial.” You knew what followed were some short takes on current events. More recently, he calls it “mousing around the news of the day.” I’ll tip my hat to him and give this column a millennial twist. Let’s call it “scrolling down my news feed.” Let’s get into it. I drove over to Jacksonville last week to moderate a candidate forum featuring people running for Congress, school board ..
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  • Call Box: Mayport jetties played a role in Riverside street names

    Call Box: Mayport jetties played a role in Riverside street names
    Dear Call Box: My question is whether there was a wholesale renaming of streets in Riverside. I’ve recently moved into the area and having an interest in history, found an old plat that lists the current street name and within each square what looks to be a former street name. C.Z., Riverside   Dear C.Z.: Your sleuthing led to the right conclusion. Riverside streets did change names, and in some cases, a couple of times. The area in question is the original plat of Riverside, which is roughly ..
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  • Jacksonville police responding to reported undetermined death on ...

    Jacksonville police responding to reported undetermined death on ...
    Jacksonville police responding to reported undetermined death on Hare Avenue Updated: Aug 6, 2016 - 11:15 PM JSO logo © 2016 Cox Media Group. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is responding to a reported undetermined death in the 7700 block of Hare Avenue in the Woodland Acres neighborhood. Police are expected to hold a briefing on the situation, but the time for that briefing has not been set yet. Action News Jax has a crew headed to the scene. Refresh this page for the la..
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  • Golden Years: Wedding Anniversaries (Aug. 7)

    Golden Years: Wedding Anniversaries (Aug. 7)
    THE MOLLOYS Marie C. and William D. Molloy, of Jacksonville, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at ’Ohana at the Walt Disney World Polynesian Resort. They were married July 2, 1966, at St. Clare’s Church in Great Kills, Staten Island, N.Y. She is the former Marie Jeffers. They have one daughter, Tara J. Molloy, of Jacksonville.   THE JONESES Janet and Odis Jones, of Fleming Island, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception in Macclenny. They were ..
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  • Bishop Kenny's Jordan ready to lead Gators' O-line

    Bishop Kenny's Jordan ready to lead Gators' O-line
    GAINESVILLE | Tyler Jordan got by on work ethic, technique and brains last year when he played all 14 games and started the last three as a freshman right guard for the University of Florida football team. Now, the Bishop Kenny graduate is confident that getting bigger, stronger and quicker will enable him to take the next step to be among the best interior offensive linemen in the SEC. “I’ve gotten stronger and feel like my punch, the power in my hands, has gotten a lot better,” said the 6-foo..
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What really happened in mass Telegram secure messenger hack .U.S. News & World Report calls Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville the best ... .
Jacksonville fugitive arrested decades later .Police: Armed and dangerous man arrested in Jacksonville .

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