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Ida Claire open at the St. Johns Town Center in Jacksonville, Florida, Blueberry Waffle, #EATUPJAX: November Restaurant Openings, Closings, and New Locations in the Local Jacksonville Food Scene

#EATUPJAX: November Restaurant Openings, Closings, and New Locations

November 7, 2019

#EATUPJAX is a monthly column featuring restaurant openings, closings, new locations and other food news in the local Jacksonville food scene brought to you by on the is now closed. If you still have gift cards or turkey orders, they will be honored at ’s restaurant, Gilbert’s Underground Kitchen. Craving some vegan and gluten-free? This November, coming to 311 West

Seances, Spiritualism, and Women's Rights: Tim Gilmore's Tale of Anna Fletcher, Anna Fletcher spiritualism history

Books·Feature·History·Springfield

Seances, Spiritualism, and Women’s Rights in Jacksonville: Tim Gilmore’s Tale of Anna Fletcher

Local author offers a fascinating look at the wife of former Florida Senator Duncan U. Fletcher in his new book “Channeling Anna Fletcher: On Seances and Women’s Rights.” Gilmore tells the story of the woman who struggled to reconcile the constraints and proprieties of a senator’s wife with her belief

1748 Bakehouse in Springfield, #EATUPJAX: Openings, Closings, and New Locations in the Local Jacksonville Food Scene

#EATUPJAX: Restaurant Openings, Closings, and New Locations in the Local Jacksonville Food Scene

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Sit A While: PorchFest is Back to Jacksonville’s Springfield Neighborhood

Four years ago, with its renaissance in full swing, the and Revitalization

NEIGHBORHOOD: Reconstructing Springfield

January 8, 2015

Business·Community·History·Neighborhoods·Perennial·Springfield

They don’t make ‘em like they used to, but Springfield’s resident handyman is giving it his damnedest. According to an article in The New York Times, back when NASA was still using the old space shuttles, sometimes it was so difficult for them to find out-of-date replacement electronics that they

NEIGHBORHOOD: Springfield Eats

January 8, 2015

Feature·Food + Drink·Springfield

There are at least three or four places in Springfield you should try, if you love no-frills, great food. For your consideration, we’ve gathered Springfield’s most well-known eateries (and one that’s a bit off the radar). These gathering spaces are the heart of . Restaurant owners tend to know their

NEIGHBORHOOD: Springfield – Cleaning up Hogans Creek

January 8, 2015

Community·Feature·Neighborhoods·Outdoors·Springfield

Taking a short walk along a nearby creek reveals what could be interpreted as an alarming statement about the value we place on our waterways. More than 75 tributaries that flow into in the lower portion of the are impaired with fecal coliform bacteria, and many more with nutrients from

Eco Relics: Reuse, Recycle, Repurpose Jax

January 7, 2015

Business·Feature·Neighborhoods·One Spark·Shopping·Springfield

One of the best things about Springfield is the personal pride of ownership that shows in the dedication residents put into restoring their own homes, and by extension, the entire community. A valuable resource in this effort is found adjacent to the neighborhood at Eco Relics, 106 Stockton Street in

Community Bicycle Couriers

December 3, 2013

Business·Community·Downtown·Feature·Food + Drink·Murray Hill·Riverside·San Marco·Springfield

For all you folks with a busy lifestyle, there’s a new, sustainable way to get your groceries (and take-out). It’s called Community Couriers, and it serves Downtown, Riverside, Avondale, Ortega, Springfield, San Marco and Murray Hill. Community Couriers is the brainchild of Benjamin Wilson. He’s a longtime resident of Riverside