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Friday, May 1, 2026

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Clearing the Lot (Goodbye Lighthouse)

A unique lighthouse-shaped home in Fernandina Beach was recently demolished after efforts to relocate it proved too costly, clearing the lot for new construction.

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Clearing the Lot (Goodbye Lighthouse)

A unique lighthouse-shaped home in Fernandina Beach was recently demolished after efforts to relocate it proved too costly, clearing the lot for new construction.

May 1

Green's Light is No More

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Amelia Island Becomes Backdrop for Memorable Marriage Proposals

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Egans Creek Greenway Highlighted as Top Family Vacation Spot

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Local Resident Explores Gacha Game Mechanics in Personal Project

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Crime & Public Safety

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Unemployment Fraud Alert: What Nassau County Residents Need to Know

Nassau County residents are warned about unemployment fraud; learn how to report fraudulent claims and protect yourself from unexpected tax burdens.

May 1

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Local Business

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Fernandina Beach Named One of Florida's Top Small Towns by Business Insider

Fernandina Beach has been recognized by Business Insider as one of Florida's top six small towns, highlighting the community's unique charm and appeal.

May 1

Third Floor Walls

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Preparing Your Fernandina Beach Home for a Private Viewing

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Green's Light is No More

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Tips for Efficient Packing in Fernandina Beach

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Health & Wellness

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Understanding Dental Implants: A Look at Osseointegration and Titanium Posts

Fernandina Beach residents can learn more about dental implants, focusing on osseointegration and the use of titanium posts for durable tooth replacement solutions.

May 1

All-On-4 Dental Implants: A Local Look at Modern Tooth Replacement Options

May 1

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Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a sweeping bill Monday granting Florida power to designate domestic and foreign terrorist organizations, backing his prior order targeting CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood. The measure, inked at USF Tampa, imposes felonies for material support and bars state funds to linked entities. Critics decry due process risks and free speech threats as the law eyes July 1 rollout.

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