(This story originally ran in 2018, but it seems appropriate to post it again as we get closer to the election season.)It’s the most wonderful time of the year.Well, really of every two and …
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By Craig R. Seaton
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8/3/22
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CLAY COUNTY – I overheard a group of guys laughing about how county and weather officials once again warned of possible destruction projected to come with Hurricane Idalia last week, only to …
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By Don Coble
don@claytodayonline.com
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9/7/23
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While I grew up listening to bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Yes, Grand Funk Railroad, Chicago and Bruce Springsteen, I found the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Usher to be really entertaining. I was …
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Don Coble
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2/15/24
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Disney usually gives millions of dollars to Republicans. Will that happen this fall?
Indications of whether Florida Republicans’ snout smack of the Walt Disney Co. will make any immediate …
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By Scott Powers
For FloridaPolitics.com
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8/3/22
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I love this time of year. Major League Baseball is closing into the playoffs; NASCAR is in the playoffs; and, college football is off and running.
I know the NFL season has kicked off. As a …
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By Don Coble
Managing Editor
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9/14/22
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The Florida Supreme Court will review oral arguments on an Adult Personal Use of Marijuana citizen initiative that could lead to a constitutional amendment for voter …
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By A.G. Gancarski
For FloridaPolitics.com
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10/5/23
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According to legislation advanced by the Senate Fiscal Policy Committee, the state is looking to swallow up all regulatory authority over food delivery apps such as Uber Eats and Grubhub.
SB 676 …
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By A.G. Gancarski
For FloridaPolitics.com
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2/22/24
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One-third of all dogs and cats in the United States are reported missing in their lifetime. When these animals get lost, they are often taken to vets and checked for a microchip. The pet could be …
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10/5/23
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They say, “You can’t buy love,” but scammers have figured out a way to exploit it for profit. Romance scams are at an all-time high, and while victims cross all demographics, the Federal …
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StatePoint Media, For Clay Today
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5/9/24
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Editor:
In case you didn’t notice, Clay County Public School students and teachers excel. In the last paragraph on an article regarding School Board news you would discover what should be …
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For Clay Today
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8/17/23
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Ron DeSantis isn’t holding back about The Walt Disney Co. narrowing the scope of its lawsuit against his administration.
The Florida Governor and 2024 presidential candidate …
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By A.G. Gancarski
For FloridaPolitics.com
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9/14/23
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Florida may have fewer left-lane laggards on high-speed roadways next year if the Senate approves legislation that just zipped through the House.
The bill ( HB 317 ) cleared the Legislature’s …
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Jesse Scheckner
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2/22/24
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An agriculture package in the Senate now has language leaving it to a state agency where to cap charging spots.
An agriculture bill includes provisions that could prohibit developers from …
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By Jacob Ogles
For FloridaPolitics.com
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2/15/24
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Only Texas has banned books more frequently than Florida’s public schools, according to a national free speech organization that attributed two new pieces of the state’s legislation with an …
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By Anne Geggis
For FloridaPolitics
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9/21/22
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On Jan. 18, Clay Today posted a Letter to the Editor written by Hank A. Vitan, who had questions about the Clay County District Schools policies on challenging and removing books from libraries. …
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Bruce Friedman
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2/15/24
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Millions of Americans celebrate Memorial Day, honoring the memory of those service members who have been lost. It is also vital to recognize the millions of veterans who made it home and struggle …
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By Veronica Raussin
Community Outreach Coordinator for Addicted.org
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5/25/23
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Congress has an opportunity to pass legislation that benefits all local citizens, businesses and even protects our democracy. The Local Journalism Sustainability Act, LJSA for short, should be …
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By Dean Ridings
America’s Newspapers
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6/15/22
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My Dad was 60 when I was born. Not only was he the oldest Dad on the block, but he was also older than all of my friends’ grandfathers. He was also a blind man having lost his sight in his early …
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By Jack Levin
4Generations Institute
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6/15/22
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I stood on the corners of Plymouth Street and Lenox Avenue in the Westside of Jacksonville Monday and tried to imagine what the intersection looked like 60 years ago.
Back then, a half-mile dirt …
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By Don Coble
Managing Editor
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2/16/23
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Florida House Speaker Paul Renner has released committee assignments for the 2023 Regular Session, including the selection of Sam Garrison (R-Fleming Island) and Bobby Payne (R-Palatka) to the …
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By Renzo Downey
For FloridaPolitics
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12/7/22
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