David Bauerlein
Reporter at Florida Times-Union
Florida Times-Union metro reporter. TU Guild co-chair. Local news matters and can never be taken for granted.
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3 days ago |
jacksonville.com | David Bauerlein
On advice of city lawyers, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office won't enforce city's new immigration law while federal injunction blocks a similar state law. Council member Kevin Carrico, who sponsored the local law, criticized the Office of General Counsel's legal advice, saying it supports "open-border politics."The city's legal counsel advised the Sheriff's Office to continue cooperating with federal immigration law enforcement.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | David Bauerlein
Jacksonville City Council members dropped an attempt to give themselves the power to fire the next CEO of the Downtown Investment Authority after hearing concerns it would hurt the ongoing search to fill that position. Three finalists will be in Jacksonville for a series of interviews next week as the DIA board selects a successor for CEO Lori Boyer who is retiring after six years.
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4 days ago |
jacksonville.com | David Bauerlein
Jacksonville City Council withdrew a proposal to gain authority to terminate the Downtown Investment Authority's CEO. Three finalists will interview for the CEO position next week. Concerns arose that the proposal would hinder the ongoing search and potentially set a precedent for other city boards.
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4 days ago |
jacksonville.com | David Bauerlein
Worries about the cost of housing vaulted over crime as the biggest concern for Jacksonville residents in a new University of North Florida poll. The UNF poll released June 3 also gauged favorability ratings for Mayor Donna Deegan, Sheriff T.K. Waters and State Attorney Melissa Nelson. Waters stood at 64% favorability while Deegan and Nelson each was at 61%. All three are polling as strongly now as they did a year ago, Binder said.
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5 days ago |
jacksonville.com | David Bauerlein
For the second consecutive year, Jacksonville's LGBTQ+ community and allies illuminated the Acosta Bridge with handheld lights during Pride Month after the state mandated patriotic lighting on Florida bridges. Organizers adapted their plans after the Main Street bridge unexpectedly opened while participants were en route, relocating the demonstration to the Acosta Bridge. Despite the restrictions, participants viewed the event as a symbol of resilience and a celebration of Pride Month.
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