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Radio News
July 30, 2010
Scorching temperatures are causing oppressive heat this summer on the First Coast. But as WJCT’s Cristin Wilson reports the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is making it worthwhile to spend a day outdoors. Listen
July 29, 2010
The Jacksonville Jaguars today (Thursday) announced a naming rights deal for the club’s practice fields with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida. WJCT’s Kevin Meerschaert reports. Listen
July 28, 2010
Wildlife advocates and beach goers agree Jacksonville’s Huguenot Park is a local treasure, with it’s rock-lined jetties and pristine beaches. But that’s about where the agreements end. The beach is the only one in Duval County that allows cars on the sand, but now, as WJCT’s Steve Brown reports, the state wants to permanently ban beach driving in a large portion of the park. Listen
Jacksonville city officials say they don’t have much of a problem giving up a 25-percent share of the proceeds in the naming rights of Everbank Field. As WJCT’s Kevin Meerschaert reports they’re more concerned about the future viability of the Jaguars in Jacksonville. Listen
Jacksonville based Winn Dixie Supermarkets says the weak economy is forcing it to restructure its operations.
And as WJCT’s Cristin Wilson reports that means hundreds of people will lose their jobs. Listen
July 27, 2010
Looking for a good beer in Jacksonville? Thirsty readers can check out “Amber Waves,” a new Florida Times-Union column dedicated to craft beer. WJCT’s Steve Brown caught up with Ed Stansel and Roger Bull, the brains and taste buds behind the new column. Listen to their conversation and taste test
On Wednesday, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority will open the first of 24 new bus shelters planned for the downtown area. But as WJCT’s Steve Brown reports, the shelter walls will be largely blank because JTA hasn’t found any advertisers. Listen
Duval County still boasts a higher unemployment rate than the nation as a whole. As WJCT’s Cristin Wilson reports-one industry is moving ahead with hiring. Listen
The first Jacksonville City Council invocation under a new policy of using local religious leaders went off smoothly on Tuesday. WJCT’s Kevin Meerschaert reports. Listen
July 26, 2010
Republican U-S Senate Candidate Marco Rubio was in Jacksonville today (Monday). As WJCT’s Kevin Meerschaert reports, the former Florida House Speaker presented a list of ways to cut federal spending.
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