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Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Rare but Real: Local man’s breast cancer journey inspires mission to educate others

By Tracy McCormick-Dishman When Bill Carter felt a lump on his chest on New Year's Day 2024, he almost brushed it off. But being married...

A fighter’s guide to cancer: 23 years later

By Renay Daigle “It’s positive,” the doctor said. How could something so life-changingly negative be labeled “positive?” I had breast cancer. And I was six months...

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Native plant garden faces new challenges, seeks professional design

By Tracy McCormick-Dishmaneditor@floridanewsline.com What started as one neighbor's simple idea has blossomed into a community project that's weathered both storms and neighborhood debates. In 2021, Anjie...

Travel | Timeless Venice: A city built on water and wonder

by Debi Lander Venice, Italy, is one of those places that doesn’t quite feel real. Built on water, it stands as both a marvel of engineering...

Mandarin Museum honors McCorkle and Schemer during Miss Aggie Day 2025

By Brittany Cohillmail@floridanewsline.com On May 3, Mandarin Museum hosted its annual Miss Aggie Day celebration at the historic Mandarin Store & Post Office. Since 2003,...

Get to Know … Mary Eyler

By Martie Thompsoneditor@floridanewsline.com Mary Eyler, special education teacher at Crown Point Elementary School,  was born and raised in Amman, Jordan. She attended very structured, all-girls...

Q&A with Duval County School Board Member Melody Bolduc, District 7

Q: Last month, we discussed a school arrival/dismissal safety meeting you were attending with various stakeholders following the traffic visits you made to Mandarin...

Q&A with Jacksonville City Council Member Michael Boylan, District 6

Q: On May 14, you hosted a Mandarin Road sidewalk project meeting at the Mandarin Community Club. Can you give an update?A: It was...

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