Right Whale Calving Season Begins with New Arrival in Georgia
Sand Sifting Stirs Beachcombing Debate
Major beach upgrade in the works
60 Townhomes proposed on Amelia Island parcels
The JTA Expands Services to Nassau County for Transportation Disadvantaged Residents
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Impressed with the Impressionists
While visiting family in Washington over the Thanksgiving holiday, I had a chance to visit The National Gallery and tour the much-promoted "Impressionist Moment" exhibit. It was a must-do for me. I …
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Books — Can be our Friends
Wednesday, November 27What would life be without books? For many, it would be a very lonely place. Reading has always been a big part of my life. In the past, my …
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French Thanksgiving?
Wednesday, November 20Halloween is in the books. The candy is probably all gone, pumpkins discarded, and scary decorations put away. Now, onto the next holiday in …
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A watch that watches your step
In an age where technology can sometimes feel overwhelming, the Apple Watch has proven to be an accessible, intuitive, and valuable tool for people of all ages. For seniors, in particular, the device …
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Using Outlook Correctly: Why Microsoft Exchange Is Essential for the Full Experience
Thursday, November 21If you’ve ever visited Megabite, you know I’m not the biggest fan of Outlook. It’s a complex program that often gets used improperly. Many …
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Social media addiction
Thursday, November 14Seven years ago, I made the personal decision to leave social media, specifically Facebook, which had become a toxic presence in my life. …
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Pat's Wildways: Jackal Study
I always seem to get mixed up in things that go beyond my scope of work and this recent USAID Serbia biodiversity assessment was no exception. I had a capable team working with me, and we split into …
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Pat's Wildways: Donkey Milk Anyone?
Friday, November 22I’m here in Serbia now doing a biodiversity assessment for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and as usual, the …
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Pat's Wildways: Well-Placed Benches
Friday, November 15Recently, I was strolling along the marina, admiring the yachts docked there, and I stopped by the Amelia River Cruises ticket office to say …
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From Cedar River to Atlantic: Does the Seafood Still Shine?
Atlantic Seafood, formerly known as Cedar River Seafood, is a Fernandina staple that hardly needs an introduction. If you’ve driven by recently, you might have noticed the name change—a …
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Southern Blend: A Smooth Sip of Faith and Flavor
Tuesday, November 19Does the word “Sunday” make you think of fresh donuts, warm coffee, and maybe just a touch of divine inspiration? If so, you’re in for a …
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Anejo Mexican: Muy Bueno or Flat as a Tortilla?
Saturday, November 9Wildlight is booming, and millennial families there are craving fresh dining spots. Though restaurants are popping up, Anejo Mexican was one of …
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Giving Thanks for a Mentor
My mentor, Rev. Dr. Anthony Campolo, age 89, died this week. He was my professor of sociology at Eastern College, which is now Eastern University. I arrived at Eastern College’s beautiful …
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Don’t take it to your grave
Sunday, November 10My father had the ability to talk to anyone anywhere. Color, status, clothing, education or religion meant nothing to him. He valued each …
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From Chaos to Calm: Finding Hope in Transition
Sunday, November 3I am relocating in a few weeks. My mind is as messy as my garage. My thoughts are piled like my things. They mixed up in a variety of …
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How Did Amelia Island’s Historic District Come To Be?
Fernandina Beach-based Singer Soars on NBC’s 'The Voice'
The Pecan: A Gift from the Earth
Cumberland Island News Announcement
Pat's Wildways: Greenway “Treasure Hunt”
Pat's Wildways: Birds on the Greenway
A Message in a Bottle Leads to Stories From Everywhere
The Story of Horses and People
He Makes It Easy to Be Green
Start-Ups Grads Venture Forth
Panama Woes Becoming Fernandina Woes
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