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JTA announces nearly 200 layoffs, major service cuts as agency works to close $39 million budget gap (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is laying off nearly 200 employees and cutting back service as it works to close a $39 million gap in its next budget. Starting November 2, most JTA bus routes will see reduced hours or service. The same day, the Skyway will stop carrying passengers. NAVI shuttle service is also set to cease operations January 1. Action News Jax was first to report the coming layoffs and major service reductions. We had five minutes with JTAâs inte
âThis wasnât an easy decisionâ: Jacksonville Beach seafood staple closing indefinitely (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. — A beloved Jacksonville Beach seafood restaurant is closing its doors indefinitely sometime in October after nearly 40 years in business. Beachside Seafood Restaurant & Market is shifting its focus to the seafood market downstairs, as the company works to navigate declining sales, rising costs, and increased competition. For longtime customers, the closure marks the end of a Jacksonville Beach tradition. âFor the last two days, Iâve had conversations with my team,â
Florida orders license plate camera removal from state roads (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — License plate cameras are supposed to help law enforcement solve crimes, but now the state says many of them have to go. Several local sheriffâs offices in Northeast Florida have pulled the plug on the cameras, but the St. Johns County Sheriffâs Office has yet to publicly say where it stands. Gov. Ron DeSantisâ administration ordered the shutdown of approved automatic license plate reader cameras on state highways, giving local law enforcement 30 days to remove them fr
âHeâs finally homeâ: Jacksonville family buries Vietnam veteran 58 years after his death (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Riverside Memorial Cemetery is a place marked by reverence â every headstone representing a service member who made the ultimate sacrifice. For nearly six decades, the Tyner family carried a question no family should have to live with: Where was their son and brother, Army veteran Robert Tyner? U.S. Army Pfc. Robert Tyner was just 20 years old when the Army helicopter carrying him crashed in Vietnam in February 1968. His younger sister, Rebecca Tyner-Phillips, remembers hi
âI canât stay hereâ: Jacksonville woman says JEA water meter issue left her homeless (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Nearly a year after a JEA meter replacement led to a flood of problems inside a Jacksonville womanâs home, she still canât live there and is running out of money to fix it. Theresa Graham says sheâs stuck in the middle of bureaucracy and red tape. Graham says sheâs homeless, working up to 14 hours a day to keep paying for a house she still canât live in. Right now, the biggest roadblock is who pays to finish the repairs. âThere was mold in there,â Graham said.
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