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Volunteers and members from Conserve Nassau meet at Little Nana Dune to encourage its healing from a blowout by planting native plants. Photo courtesy of Conserve Nassau
Nonprofit Conserve Nassau goes public
This plan for reconfiguration of the parking lots at the Fernandina Harbor Marina would have resulted in the loss of 37 parking spaces in order to create green space. The city commission approved the plan without the removal of the spaces in Parking Lot B, which still means a loss of 16 spaces. The matter will be reconsidered by the commission. Submitted photo
City considers waterfront parking
The 1.5-mile stretch currently being completed is shown above. It stretches from Big Talbot Island just north of Houston Avenue and reaches the entrance to Little Talbot Island State Park. Map courtesy of Florida Department of Transportation
Timucuan Trail segment nearing completion
Amelia Island Concours Week sets new economic impact record
Association announces Park Ranger of the Year
NCSO investigation leads to Texas arrest
Amelia Island Sea Turtle Watch, Inc. President Mary Duffy leads the 2023 introductory meeting of the turtle watch. Duffy has more than 30 years of experience in identifying and marking turtle nests with the watch. Photo by Holly Dorman
‘Turtley’ that time of year: AISTW holds first organizational meeting of the year
Fernandina Beach City Commissioner Chip Ross listens to fellow commissioners as they discuss the role of a citizens committee and a professional executive search firm in the process of hiring a new city manager. He said any potential hires would be watching the city, and would hesitate coming to Fernandina after seeing the “ludicrous” way it is going about the process. Photo by Julia Roberts/News-Leader
City commission will ‘a la carte’ professional firm search
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