Sunday, December 25, 2016

Jacksonville native creates mental health non-profit for millennials and other top stories.

  • Jacksonville native creates mental health non-profit for millennials

    Jacksonville native creates mental health non-profit for millennials
    By Amanda Williamson amanda.williamson@jacksonville.com What Gabrielle Magid remembers about the night she formed the idea behind her mental health nonprofit are the lights and sirens of Gainesville police. Her friend’s car was parked outside the University of Florida football stadium, but police officers swarmed the area. It was late, after dark, and she worried whether she and her friend should be walking through campus alone. She stopped an officer to ask. “You aren’t in danger, he told us, ..
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  • Jacksonville man pokes fun at campaign season with Hillary Clinton ...

    Jacksonville man pokes fun at campaign season with Hillary Clinton ...
    Jacksonville man pokes fun at campaign season with Hillary Clinton-themed Christmas decoration by: Action News Jax Updated: Dec 4, 2016 - 9:18 PM A Jacksonville man decided to poke some fun at the campaign season by decorating his lawn with an unusual Christmas decoration. He made a 6-foot silhouette of the Grinch -- and painted Hillary Clinton's features on it. The wooden lawn decoration features Clinton's campaign symbol and what is supposed to be her hairdo. The Donald Tru..
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  • Jaguars' 2016 morphing into all-time worst

    Jaguars' 2016 morphing into all-time worst
    This isn’t the historic year many of us envisioned when pads were banging in the preseason summer heat. With all the cautious optimism for the 2016 Jaguars, few in NFL circles imagined it could be snuffed out in such ugly fashion. Nobody’s worst-case scenario, despite a 19-61 record the previous five years, thought the Jaguars could be staring at a top-three draft pick in 2017. Or threatening to eclipse a franchise record for consecutive losses, which is eight to usher in the Gus Bradley era. Y..
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  • Monday Morning Quarterback: Readers weigh in after Jags' loss to ...

    Monday Morning Quarterback: Readers weigh in after Jags' loss to ...
    Reaction from readers after the Jaguars’ 20-10 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday: I wonder if Blake Bortles is sorry he chose No. 5? I’ll bet if you asked him now, he would pick 6. Elise, Jacksonville First you choose Luke Joeckel, bust. Then you pick up Parnell, who is a penalty machine. Not to mention all his other draft pick busts and possibly Bortles, too. I think Dave Caldwell should be on the hot seat, as well as Bradley. Merrick, Jacksonville Three turnovers by No. 1 draft choice QB a..
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  • Jacksonville may use reserve funds to pay bowl costs

    Jacksonville may use reserve funds to pay bowl costs
    JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jacksonville taxpayers will have to fork out $415,000 to install temporary seats for the upcoming TaxSlayer Bowl.The Jacksonville City Council is being asked to dip into city reserve funds to take care of the expense, according to the Florida Times-Union.The newspaper reported Sunday that the city contract to host the Dec. 31 bowl requires a certain amount of seats to be available. The Jacksonville Jaguars had removed some permanent seats as part of a recent renovation of E..
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  • JTA planning pilot, future with automated vehicles

    JTA planning pilot, future with automated vehicles
    Top Jacksonville transit officials expect driverless vehicles to be a part of the city’s public and personal transportation future. Jacksonville Transportation Authority CEO Nathaniel Ford said JTA officials are in discussions with some autonomous vehicle manufacturers and he hopes to have one of them soon bring a vehicle to Jacksonville for a demonstration. He said their target is to have a pilot program in the next two years. “I would love to develop some sort of a pilot program [with an auto..
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  • Jaguars Notebook: Robinson's frustrations boil over during, after loss

    Jaguars Notebook: Robinson's frustrations boil over during, after loss
    A season’s worth of frustration with officials boiled over for Jaguars receiver Allen Robinson during and after Sunday’s 20-10 loss to the Denver Broncos. Robinson appeared to be held by Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib on a fourth-and-4 incompletion with 8:14 remaining in the game. Talib wasn’t called for the penalty, which would have resulted in a first down at the Broncos’ 33 (if the call was holding) or closer (if pass interference). Upset with the non-call, Robinson took off his helmet, which..
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  • President-elect Trump chooses former campaign rival Ben Carson to ...

    President-elect Trump chooses former campaign rival Ben Carson to ...
    WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump has chosen former Campaign 2016 rival Ben Carson to become secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Trump’s decision, announced early Monday by his transition office, comes as the real estate mogul continues a series of interviews, meetings with aides and other deliberations aimed at forming his administration. In a statement, Trump says he’s “thrilled to nominate” Carson, saying he “has a brilliant mind and is passionate about str..
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  • Call Box: Yuletide spirit at Kuhn still going after 44 years

    Call Box: Yuletide spirit at Kuhn still going after 44 years
    Dear Call Box: Every year, I take my children to visit the Kuhn’s Christmas windows at 3802 Beach Blvd. I’d like to know when the tradition began and what effort goes into it. T.R., Southside Dear T.R.: Every morning, the fingerprints have to be washed off because so many children and adults have pressed their hands and faces to the windows to see the animated spectacle inside the Southside florist shop. It’s a must-see on many area residents’ Christmas to-do lists. Busloads of children take fi..
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  • Memorial, fund growing for Jacksonville teen killed in crash

    Memorial, fund growing for Jacksonville teen killed in crash
    by: Brittney Donovan, Action News Jax Updated: Dec 4, 2016 - 6:15 PM A memorial for Derek George, a Jacksonville teen killed in a car crash, continues to grow. © 2016 Cox Media Group. A memorial and fund for a Jacksonville high schooler killed in a crash while driving home from a football game continues to grow. Derek George, 16, was killed in a single-car crash on RG Skinner Parkway near Baymeadows Road on Thursday morning. Friends say the sophomore was leaving a football game at..
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Jacksonville's Metro Diner chain hit with more than $150000 in ... .Boris Johnson: UK should not pay 'large sums' for EU trade access .
APNewsBreak: US moves to block mining near Yellowstone .Freeze warning in effect for Jacksonville Monday morning .

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