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Karen Brune Mathis
December 23, 2014

Hertz car rental returning Downtown

Hertz is returning Downtown and intends to open in the Police and Fire Pension Fund building at 1 W. Adams St. early next year.

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Karen Brune Mathis
December 19, 2014

Vistakon tank farm now almost $5M project

Jacksonville-based Vistakon’s proposed solvent tank farm appears to be at least a $4.6 million project, and likely will top that when interior work is permitted.

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Karen Brune Mathis
December 17, 2014

Walmart Neighborhood Market on San Pablo expected to open in July, create 95 jobs

The proposed Walmart Neighborhood Market in a former Food Lion store at the Village Shoppes at San Pablo is expected to open in July, creating about 95 jobs.

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Karen Brune Mathis
December 16, 2014

Final sale at Phil's Shoes, which is closing after 54 years

Doretha Brown found the black crocodile-pattern dress shoes she wanted Monday at Phil’s Shoes, intending to wear them at Christmas events and after-five occasions.

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Karen Brune Mathis
December 12, 2014

Belk to start Regency Square Mall 'moving sale' Sunday

Belk Inc. will start its going-out-of-business sale Sunday at Regency Square Mall to clear out merchandise so it can move to a new store several miles east.

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Karen Brune Mathis
December 10, 2014

$30M office park eyed at Gate Parkway

Citing a strong Gate Parkway office market, Chestnut Hill Investments partners J.J. Conners and J.T. Thornton want to develop a potential...

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Karen Brune Mathis
December 9, 2014

Regency Centers adds 4th Brooklyn building

Brooklyn Station on Riverside, the mushrooming shopping center that features The Fresh Market and Corner Bakery Café, will add its fourth building, completing the project by next spring.

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Karen Brune Mathis
December 2, 2014

Mile Point passage work going out for bid

Bigger ship traffic might find smoother sailing to Jacksonville port terminals by summer 2016 now that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is preparing to seek bids to fix the Mile Point passage.

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Karen Brune Mathis
November 28, 2014

New $21M offices for Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection agencies

Two federal agencies that help to enforce port security should move into a new $21 million office center in North Jacksonville in early 2016.

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Karen Brune Mathis
November 26, 2014

First Coast No More Homeless Pets buys Cassat site for second clinic

First Coast No More Homeless Pets bought Westside property last week to develop a clinic, warehouse and offices to serve as a second location to its North Jacksonville headquarters.

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Karen Brune Mathis
November 25, 2014

Uptown Market getting new name, new menu

Springfield’s Uptown Market is fine-tuning its vibe.The popular North Main Street neighborhood favorite will take on a new name, probably Uptown Kitchen & Bar; add a bar for full liquor service; adjust hours; update the breakfast, lunch and dinner menus; soften the floor to improve the acoustics; and update the ambience.

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Karen Brune Mathis
November 21, 2014

Jacksonville University clearing site of former boys' home

Jacksonville University is taking visible steps to expand its riverfront Arlington campus.The private school will demolish 10 buildings at the former Boys’ Home Association Inc. property it bought immediately south of its campus. The home closed several years ago.

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Karen Brune Mathis
November 19, 2014

Deutsche Bank focuses site search in Southside area

After another trip to London and another gathering of city and corporate leaders, speculation continues about where Deutsche Bank might land a major consolidated office campus in Jacksonville.

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Karen Brune Mathis
November 18, 2014

Growing KIPP Schools to add fourth floor, then new building

The KIPP — Knowledge is Power Program — Jacksonville Schools are filling up the former Jacksonville Kennel Club they occupy in Northwest Jacksonville.

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Karen Brune Mathis
November 12, 2014

Salvation Army's Arlington store relocating

In time for the holidays, The Salvation Army will move its Arlington Family Store to the Big Lots-anchored center at 9119 Merrill Road, just off the Interstate 295 East Beltway.

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Hertz car rental returning Downtown

Vistakon tank farm now almost $5M project

Walmart Neighborhood Market on San Pablo expected to open in July, create 95 jobs

Final sale at Phil's Shoes, which is closing after 54 years

Belk to start Regency Square Mall 'moving sale' Sunday

$30M office park eyed at Gate Parkway

Regency Centers adds 4th Brooklyn building

Mile Point passage work going out for bid

New $21M offices for Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection agencies

First Coast No More Homeless Pets buys Cassat site for second clinic

Uptown Market getting new name, new menu

Jacksonville University clearing site of former boys' home

Deutsche Bank focuses site search in Southside area

Growing KIPP Schools to add fourth floor, then new building

Salvation Army's Arlington store relocating

Second phase of specialty maternity care underway at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville

UF Health exploring a fourth free-standing ER in Jacksonville

UF Health Jacksonville breaks ground on $90 million emergency and trauma center

Four Jacksonville hospitals partner for pediatric care

Ascension St. Vincent’s expands surgical care in Clay County

Circulation Verification Council

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