Reprinted Courtesy of The Atlantic Climate risk is still not being priced into American homeownership. By Zoë Schlanger Updated at 5:02 p.m. on August 22, 2024 August 22, 2024, 1:56 PM ET Across the United…
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The Most Common Cause for an HVAC Service Call…that you can fix yourself (Nerd Alert) By David Muir Have you ever experienced this? For no apparent reason, your HVAC system goes dead. This happened at…
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The Marsh Creek Chorale, under the new direction of Donna Henry, invites you to come sing with us! We have a short season (Sept – Dec), we practice once a week locally, and sing for…
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Ongoing Daily Events through August 4 “The Hague School: The Second Golden Age of Dutch Painting” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St., St. Augustine Learn More “First of the Last…
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Plug-and-play solar panels are popping up in yards and on balcony railings across Germany, driven by bargain prices and looser regulations. (Reprinted courtesy of the New York Times) https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/29/business/germany-solar-panels-climate-change.html?unlocked_article_code=1.-00.MbIB.brA4NzgiIIaZ&smid=wa-share By Melissa Eddy Melissa Eddy visited…
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By David Muir There’s nothing worse than getting ready to take a shower and having to wait what seems like an eternity for hot water to come out of the shower head…standing there in your…
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Stan Hill is our featured patriot today. From travels abroad with Nancy, he sent us 2 photos to help mark 248 years of US independence from British rule. (We added a 3rd) In case you…
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By David Muir Down the Electricity Rabbit Hole … My most recent internet investigation was prompted by a failing swimming pool pump. After 14 years of relentless service the 1-1/2 horsepower trooper no longer could…
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This is a story of a new American who found The American Dream. And she got there, not just through the kindness of other Americans, but with a personality people just can’t help falling for….
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By Peter Clayton Haw during Spring/Summer is definitely one of our most beautiful paddles. It’s all natural and the trees, especially cypress and live oak, are magnificent. Bud, Chris, Steve M., John S. and I…
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Reprinted Courtesy Axios and Tampa Bay Times Florida has a new law that limits the reasons homeowners’ associations (HOAs) can fine you. Why it matters: Around 45% of homes in Florida are part of an…
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This was the scene at the big pond beside the tennis club this morning.
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By Gerry Kurth Along with 5 family members, I recently jumped out of a perfectly good airplane. It’s something I’ve always been curious about but never quite got it together. It’s different and intimidating. But…
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Join the St. Johns Cultural Council at the Cultural Arts Center at the St. Augustine Beach Hotel, 370A A1A Beach Blvd, St Augustine Beach, on Wednesday, June 5th at 5:30 PM for the opening celebration of the…
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Reprinted courtesy The Washington Post By Lori Rozsa MERRITT ISLAND, Fla. — When Keith Ramos heard a small flock of American flamingos had landed last fall at the nature preserve he oversees off Florida’s Atlantic…
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Throughout our community, Marsh Creek, we have countless neighbors who are veterans who served their country bravely and honorably. But during each long Memorial Day weekend of pools, beaches and backyard barbecues, it is easy…
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By Dianna Yalouris Christakos I miss you In the solitude of the day you come to me as a whispering caress And when the day ends A tightening in my heart reminds me that you…
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By Peter Clayton On Wednesday, eight of us paddled Goodby – a truly urban adventure. Located in SW Jacksonville, Goodby Creek flows into the St. Johns near the intersection of San Jose Blvd. and Baymeadows…
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Reprinted courtesy the Economic Times / Photo Over Moraira Spain by Brian Nelson When you travel, you see all kinds of first-ever things. Like a Pink Moon, that isn’t really PINK! What you see above…
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