Clay County Crime Report

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Annie Sheldon
Helping the Unbanked Get a Fresh Start
Close to seven percent of households in Clay County are “unbanked” which means they do not have any accounts at a bank or other financial institution. This is due to several reasons such as … more
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In the late 1730s, Spain’s Fort Pupa, on the shore of the St. Johns River just south of Green Cove Springs and adjacent to the current day Buckman Bridge was improved and a moat added.
Clay County’s Spanish Fort – Fort Pupa
Since the time of the Timucua Indians in Florida a little piece of land on the west bank of the St. Johns River just south of today’s Green Cove Springs has silently witnessed the rich diversity of … more
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Bank robbery suspect has history of ‘desperation’
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Michael Jackson
Murder suspect’s appeal denied
TALLAHASSEE – A Clay County man awaiting trial for the 2007 of a beloved Orange Park veterinary tech will not be getting a new arraignment as prosecutors plan for second trial. The 1st District … more
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Chris Chambless
If elections were financial investments, what would Clay taxpayer ROI be?
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The 2018 Clay County Primary Election saw only 27 percent of registered voters mark up a ballot and, according to some in the county, that’s a loss in the taxpayer’s … more
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Book donation event draws 1,400 students, parents
When Hurricane Irma ripped through Clay County, the Futch family saw their Middleburg home and all its contents destroyed by a shocking force of nature. In the storm, Robert Futch, 11, who reads … more
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Black Creek 5K keeps growing
MIDDLEBURG – This Saturday, runners across the region will come to Clay County to take part in either a 5K or a 10K race to help raise money for scholarships that will help students in Clay County … more
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First town hall meeting is start of new mayoral vision
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Mayor Karen Lake rolled out Tuesday the second of multiple initiatives she wants to put in place during her term as leader of city council. Although the 30-minute gathering … more
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Calendar 10/18/18
TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS: Thru Nov. 27 from 11 a.m.-Noon, Middleburg Senior Center, 3916 Section St., Middleburg. Participants learn balance skills, good body alignment, and coordinated fluid movements … more
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Arrests & Bookings 10/18/18
Tuesday, October 16Morgan Harwood, 18, Lake Asbury, Possession of Not More Than 20 g. Cannabis, drug Equipment PossessionDonald Wall, 63, Fleming Island, Grand Theft $300-4,999, ForgeryPatin Reagan … more
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Community Briefs 10/18/18
Animal shelter temporarily stops taking in catsPENNEY FARMS – Clay County Animal Services is ceasing taking in new stray and abandoned cats at its shelter at 3984 State Rd 16 until Oct. 30 this … more
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Catholic school breaks ground on its first gym
MIDDLEBURG – By next spring, the students of Annunciation Catholic School will have a brand-new, state-of-the-art gym to use for school sports and physical education. The inter-parish school … more
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Creekside High in St. Johns County participated in last year’s Blue School Grant Program. Part of the school’s Blue School curriculum included water sampling.
Ridgeview teacher to carry ‘Blue School’ water project
ORANGE PARK – When the new school year finally starts to kick off, most teachers are focusing their time on preparing their plans for the year and getting ready for the new batch of … more
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Al Rizer
Rizer fired over Council on Aging financial woes
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – As the Council on Aging of Clay County continues to search for a plan to alleviate financial losses on its transportation services, the board announced the firing of Executor … more
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Kevin Phillips
Police Briefs 10/18/18
Traffic re-routed in alleged shooting investigation FLEMING ISLAND – Rush hour traffic Tuesday morning heading north on U.S. Highway 17 on Fleming Island was re-routed to Pine Avenue while Clay … more
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Vets, school officials to get new mental health training
ARGYLE – Mental health first aid training is the focus of a three-year $374,591 grant over that Lutheran Services Florida Health Systems CEO Christine Cauffield said will teach professionals how to … more
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Food Truck Friday creates ‘good problem to have’
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Holly Keris
Green Cove’s favorite daughter honored in Cummer exhibit
JACKSONVILLE – The largest display of Green Cove Springs artist Augusta Savage’s work, including sculptures, paintings, photographs and letters, is currently on display at the Cummer Museum … more
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Stormwater fee passes first council hurdle
ORANGE PARK – Town officials estimate that there are an estimated $15.2 million worth of stormwater pipe that needs to be replaced to help lessen or prevent the kind of flooding experienced from … more
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Craft brew kiosk restaurant comes to mall
Craft Beer has landed at Orange Park Mall, if shoppers have the urge for a wheat ale, IPA or porter. Portland, Maine.-based Shipyard Brewing Co., founded 1994, is Maine’s largest craft brewery … more
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