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August 2010 Local stylists compete for architectural superiority in the ultimate extreme hair competition. Loyd Sandgren's name may not be familiar, but one local man is fighting to make sure his photos are. For Local Murderabilia Vendor Eric Gein, there's money in mayhem and madness. August 10- Bite By Bite By Cuisine Everything you need to know about dining from Ft. Clinch to the Matanzas Bay. August 3- God, Art and a Half-Ton of Steel Local artist Jim Smith rides the creative cycle wherever it takes him. July 2010 Zine collection curator Josh Jubinsky delivers notes from the underground and spreads the D.I.Y. gospel in the process. July 20- Running with Scissors Can anchor-turned-pol Deborah Gianoulis use education against one of the state’s most entrenched lawmakers? The essential user's guide to Northeast Florida. After surviving cancer and battling depression, St. Augustine singer/songwriter Anastasia resets for the future. June 2010 June 29- A Whiter Shade of Pale My daughter, her albinism and the world as we now know it. Jacksonville designer Cryface creates fashion with fangs! For St. Augustine motocross star Ashley Fiolek, life's speedbumps are just moguls waiting to be conquered. Steeped in ignorance and extremism, the rabid right concocts a poisonous political brew. A long time ago in a decade far away... Jacksonville's skate scene emerged from the depths of empty suburban pools. A new exhibit remembers the way it was. May 2010 Your complete calendar of every hot event from Ft. Clinch to the Matanzas Bay! Is Jacksonville making a mistake by letting former SMG General Manager Bob Downey just walk away? Local officials Rutherford and Carroll accept a gift trip to Turkey - and fail to report it. St. Augustine Commissioner Nancy Sikes-Kline fights to keep her city from turning into history. April 2010 Fernandina Beach writer Able Rae follows her heart and lives to tell the tale. Our 19th annual guide includes enough camps, attractions, and free events to keep the little monsters busy all summer long. JEA paves the roads of Northeast Florida with good intentions-and the dregs of its power plants. Fish camp managerJohnny Barnes believes local is better-whether it's produce, jobs, art or seafood. March 2010 A photographic exploration of the food, dances and costumes of a Hare Krishna festival. March 23 - Bite by Bite by Neighborhood All the food that's fit to eat from Ft. Clinch to the Matanzas Bay! Two views of racism - a historical perspective and a Klan rally. March 9 - The Re-education of W.C. Gentry How a tycoon trial lawyer turned school board member is shaping the debate on the future of public education. March 2 - Did he or didn't he? St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar says he had permission to reveal a federal corruption investiation. The FBI says that's as ricidulous as it sounds. February 2010 February 23 - Nightmare on Lime Street How a ghastly Jacksonville fire forever changed arso science in America. A look at the biggest, piggiest water users in Northeast Florida. February 9 - Book of Love & Wedding Planner Folio Weekly's annual reader love messages in our Book of Love Part One and Book of Love Part Two. Plus, a complete guide to everything you'll need to get hitched in our Wedding Planner. Why did the city of Jacksonville give away parkland just so a developer could destroy it? January 2010 January 26 - Health & Beauty 2010 A complete guide to everything you need to look and feel better. From South Dakota political revolutionary to Northeast Florida semi-retiree, George McGovern continues to shape the American debate. Ponte Vedra pitchman Brig Hart builds an empire by getting you to drink his $40-a-bottle Kool-Aid. January 5 - "Why It Sucks To Get Raped In Jacksonville" Advocate Jessi Acosta offers an unvarnished look at rape's official aftermath. |
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