‘It’s sad and it bothers me’: Daycare owner calls for changes on Westside road after multiple incidents
Read full article: ‘It’s sad and it bothers me’: Daycare owner calls for changes on Westside road after multiple incidentsA Jacksonville daycare owner and a teen who was hit by a car are calling for changes on what they say is a dangerous Westside road.
At least 4 taken to hospital after crash involving JTA bus on Westside: JFRD
Read full article: At least 4 taken to hospital after crash involving JTA bus on Westside: JFRDA JTA bus was involved in a crash Thursday morning near the intersection of Timuquana Road and Roosevelt Boulevard on Jacksonville's Westside.
Neighborhood Crime Alert: Westside apartment residents concerned about safety after recent car thefts
Read full article: Neighborhood Crime Alert: Westside apartment residents concerned about safety after recent car theftsResidents in the Ortega Farms neighborhood are speaking out about an uptick in reported auto thefts.
Nonprofit distributes food on Jacksonville’s Westside on Saturday
Read full article: Nonprofit distributes food on Jacksonville’s Westside on SaturdayFarm Share, one of Florida’s leading food nonprofits and the state’s largest food bank, is distributing food to food-insecure Floridians in the Jacksonville area on Saturday.
Cruiser plows through fence, hits tree during pursuit along Roosevelt Boulevard
Read full article: Cruiser plows through fence, hits tree during pursuit along Roosevelt BoulevardA pursuit resulted in a crash involving Jacksonville police Thursday afternoon on Roosevelt Boulevard, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Pedestrian hit, killed by pickup truck on Jacksonville’s Westside: FHP
Read full article: Pedestrian hit, killed by pickup truck on Jacksonville’s Westside: FHPA 32-year-old man was hit and killed Thursday night on Timuquana Road when he stepped in front of a pickup truck, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
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Local organizations hand out 50K pounds of food to combat hunger
Read full article: Local organizations hand out 50K pounds of food to combat hungerJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – FarmShare and other local businesses are doing their part to make sure no one in Northeast Florida goes hungry with drive-thru food distribution events around the area. Farm Shares said 816 families picked up more than 50,000 pounds of produce, meat and canned goods within three hours at the drive-thru event. Costco pitched in by donating 75 Christmas trees that will be given out in addition to the food. They can get enough food to last an entire week, and they can come back the next week,” said Green. FarmShare will also hold a food distribution drive-thru event beginning at 9 a.m. Dec. 8 at the Ponce De Leon Mall at 2121 U.S. 1 in St. Augustine.
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Deadly night: Florida Highway Patrol investigating 3 fatal crashes
Read full article: Deadly night: Florida Highway Patrol investigating 3 fatal crashesJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating three separate fatal crashes in Duval County in just two hours. The first crash happened around 10 Thursday night when a car hit a pedestrian at the Dunn Avenue entrance ramp on I-295 northbound. The crash report shows a 62-year-old man was walking across State Road 134 when a car traveling eastbound on State Road 134 hit him. The crash report shows both vehicles were traveling eastbound on State road 134 veering onto US-17. Names of the drivers involved in the crashes have been withheld by Florida Highway Patrol, as is standard procedure.
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Jacksonville bar owner to DeSantis: Let us open up
Read full article: Jacksonville bar owner to DeSantis: Let us open upJACKSONVILLE, Fla. A Jacksonville bar owner is speaking out, urging Gov. Its time to let us open up, its time to let us live our lives.Martin says despite selling food, the bar was forced to close in March. He said because I put on my original application bar/restaurant that they considered me a bar, Martin said. Many times I come here and perform for free, because I enjoy the interaction.Martin believes if gyms and restaurants are allowed to be open, bars should be able to do the same. Martin says hes reaching out to other bar owners to stand together in hopes of getting the attention of DeSantis.

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