
Michelle Corum
Morning Edition Host at WJCT-FM (Jacksonville, FL)
Morning Edition Host at WJCT-TV (Jacksonville, FL)
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2 weeks ago |
jaxtoday.org | Michelle Corum
As Jacksonville’s Museum of Science & History looks to move to a new, bigger facility across the St. John’s River, it’s opening its archives for all to see. MOSH has been collecting things for a long time: 80-odd years. It’s been in its current building on the Southbank since 1969, but it will close Sept. 1 until it reopens in the old Shipyards area in a few years. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one.
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2 weeks ago |
newsbreak.com | Michelle Corum
Jacksonville climbed higher this year in a national ranking of parks systems. The U.S. Trust for Public Land ranked Jacksonville’s parks 64th of the 100 biggest cities in the country. That was an improvement from 69th last year. The nonprofit assigns every city a score based on five factors: access, investment, amenities, acreage and equity. The 2025 report says Jacksonville’s rise in the rankings was due mostly to improvement in park acreage and investment.
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2 weeks ago |
jaxtoday.org | Michelle Corum
Jacksonville climbed higher this year in a national ranking of parks systems. The U.S. Trust for Public Land ranked Jacksonville’s parks 64th of the 100 biggest cities in the country. That was an improvement from 69th last year. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one. The nonprofit assigns every city a score based on five factors: access, investment, amenities, acreage and equity.
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3 weeks ago |
newsbreak.com | Michelle Corum
Obnoxious odors are still a problem for several neighborhoods near a Jacksonville industrial plant on the city’s west side. Residents with that complaint attended an open house Thursday regarding the air permit renewal of International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. at 2051 Lane Ave N. Many have blamed IFF for “obnoxious turpentine-like” smells. Cindy Mathieson of Murray Hill lives about 5 miles from the plant.
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3 weeks ago |
jaxtoday.org | Michelle Corum
Obnoxious odors are still a problem for several neighborhoods near a Jacksonville industrial plant on the city’s west side. Residents with that complaint attended an open house Thursday regarding the air permit renewal of International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. at 2051 Lane Ave N. Many have blamed IFF for “obnoxious turpentine-like” smells. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one. Cindy Mathieson of Murray Hill lives about 5 miles from the plant.
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