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Island businesses are drawn to Wildlight
Several key NCCOA leaders and donors celebrated the record-breaking fundraising outcome during the 17th annual Salute to Seniors Gala Jan. 21 at the Omni Amelia Island Resort. They are, from left, Julie Wood, NCCOA Board Chair Ken Saitow, Betty Berkman, NCCOA President and CEO Janice Ancrum, holding record, Board Vice Chair Rick Keffer and auctioneer Aaron Bean. Photo by Page Teahan Photography
NCCOA 17th annual gala salutes our greatest generation
Quilts by the Sea quilt show, sponsored by Amelia Island Quilt Guild, is Feb. 17-18. Submitted photo
Quilt show provides care and challenges
Touring Amelia Island’s history and heritage
Partnership provides local military families with a day of fishing
Dr. Taylor Clem with one of the many specimens of bugs, branches and animals studied by the UF Extension office. “I love my job,” he said. “Some days you get a little head spun because you have so many things going on at the same time, but that’s OK. I will probably have someone call me today to ask about a palm tree or a person bring a bug sample in. Every day is different and that’s why I love it.”
UF Extension is more than pest control — it’s about improving the community
Nassau County band students and directors and Nassau County School Board members gather for a celebratory group photo at the recent All District Band Concert in Jacksonville. Submitted photo.
Nassau County students selected to perform in district concert
FBPD arrests man for attempted murder
Teachers contract ratified by school board
