Motorcycle Restrictions in Subdivisions: Outdated Rules That Shrink the Buyer Pool
I looked at a property today in a well-kept subdivision and really liked it. Nice layout, good location, solid condition
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We Deserve Better Answers from Our City Commission Candidates
We Deserve Better Answers from Our City Commission Candidates I’ve spent a lot of time looking at candidate responses in
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Consolidated Ownership and the Future of Florida’s Historic Downtowns
I’ve spent most of my life on Amelia Island and have watched how our historic downtowns and those like them
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Advice for a Friend’s Son
A friend of mine — a mom — called the other day with that particular tone parents get when they’ve
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Amelia Island Tourism: Revenue Strength Amid Rising Costs, Construction, and Capacity Pressures
The latest report from the Amelia Island Tourist Development Council shows tourism revenue holding up well even as forward bookings
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Gregor MacGregor and the Strange Tale Behind One of Amelia Island’s Eight Flags
If you’ve walked around downtown Fernandina Beach, you might have noticed a nod to him in the form of mini-golf,
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The Father of Fernandina: Yulee’s Railroad Vision and the Self-Interest That Shaped It
David Levy Yulee is widely recognized as the man who brought the railroad to Fernandina and helped lay the foundation
Read MoreTouch-and-Go Training: Essential for Pilots, and a Reality Check for New Neighbors
If you’ve ever watched a small training plane at a local airport doing lap after lap — touching down, then
Read MoreWhy Truly Independent Advisory Boards Protect Us All
Local government works best when elected leaders can draw on honest, independent advice from citizen boards. That advice only carries
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