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Sudden death cancels cruise and possible refund KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, Fla. -- Carnival Cruise Lines has seen its share of problems this year, but that did not stop Frances Prince and Mollie McCall from booking a seven day cruise. "She wouldn't go... read more... |
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Sibling sexual abuse hurts a Jacksonville father JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- It is still one of society's greatest taboo but because no wants to talk about it, doesn't stop sibling sexual abuse. According to the Pandora Project studies have shown... read more... |
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Soil test reveals toxic substance near Clay County school MIDDLEBURG, Fla. -- Dayna Yamin, a Middleburg mom, said she's concerned about the findings of the environmental group Earth Justice. "It is just concerning that people don't know and their kids are... read more... |
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Restaurant feud over parking space ORANGE PARK, Fla. -- It is a busy intersection: Blanding and Argyle Forest boulevards. Carrabba's on one side, soon to be Duke's Steak House on the other. "They didn't have enough parking on their... read more... |
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Grandmother charged for bogus check KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, Fla. -- Margaret Beck, 74, has heard of phony check scams, but never imagined she would be a victim. "I had nothing to do with nothing," said Beck, "but I am the victim on this... read more... |
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Residents fed up with ugly foreclosed property JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Mary Veasey lives in the Argyle area and describes the foreclosures in her neighborhood as a problem that is more than just overgrown grass and tall weeds. "Look how it is... read more... |
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$4 ticket cost woman her drivers license JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Lorraine Wallace is in a bureaucratic maze and if she wanted to drive her way out, she couldn't. "It is just frustrating to me," said Wallace. In August 2011, Wallace was... read more... |
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Who replaced my big screen TV with slab of wood? JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Last weekend Mike Miller decided to take advantage of a sale and purchased a big screen TV. "It was wrapped inside this plastic," said Miller. It was not what Miller... read more... |
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Resident worries about 'dangerous' Mallard Road MIDDLEBURG, Fla. -- James Gill, 70, a retired railroad worker and longtime resident of Clay County, is concerned about the condition of Mallard Road. "You can see where the erosion is washing the... read more... |
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