Memorial Day: A commemoration

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  • Steve Bradshaw, commander of American Legion Post 54, checks the bell that will be rung after Amelia Island Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution reads the name of each Nassau County resident who gave his life for his country. Submitted photo
    Steve Bradshaw, commander of American Legion Post 54, checks the bell that will be rung after Amelia Island Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution reads the name of each Nassau County resident who gave his life for his country. Submitted photo
  • Ed Cook sings “God Bless America.” Submitted photo
    Ed Cook sings “God Bless America.” Submitted photo
  • Captain Patrick Toohey, U.S. Navy, (Ret.) delivers his keynote address. Submitted photo
    Captain Patrick Toohey, U.S. Navy, (Ret.) delivers his keynote address. Submitted photo
  • Retired Naval Officer, Cara Curtin. Submitted photo
    Retired Naval Officer, Cara Curtin. Submitted photo
  • Bugler Kouhei Rocha plays “Taps” at the conclusion of the ceremony. Rocha is a recent high school graduate who currently works at The Surf Restaurant. Submitted photo
    Bugler Kouhei Rocha plays “Taps” at the conclusion of the ceremony. Rocha is a recent high school graduate who currently works at The Surf Restaurant. Submitted photo
  • Memorial Day Ceremony at the “Monument to Our Fallen” in historic downtown Fernandina Beach. Submitted photo
    Memorial Day Ceremony at the “Monument to Our Fallen” in historic downtown Fernandina Beach. Submitted photo
  • The veterans monument awaits the Memorial Day ceremony. Submitted photo
    The veterans monument awaits the Memorial Day ceremony. Submitted photo
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American Legion Post 54 hosted the annual Memorial Day Ceremony at the “Monument to Our Fallen” at the west end of Centre Street in historic downtown Fernandina Beach on Monday, May 29, to honor fallen soldiers and POWs.

   

Judge refuses to halt FSU-ACC case

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A Leon County circuit judge Tuesday refused to put on hold a lawsuit filed by Florida State University against the Atlantic Coast Conference, as a big-money battle between the university and its lo