
Nate Monroe
Executive Editor at The Tributary
Executive editor @TheJaxTrib. Ex-Florida columnist, @USAToday Network. @jaxdotcom alum. Son of a Cajun. LSU.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
jaxtrib.org | Nate Monroe
A little less than 24 hours after Susie Wiles, the chief of staff to President Donald J. Trump, blasted the proposed trade of 600 acres in the Guana River Wildlife Management Area to a private developer as an “outrageous” land grab in a statement to The Tributary, state officials said the idea had been pulled from consideration.
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2 weeks ago |
news4jax.com | Chris Will |Nate Monroe
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – Susie Wiles, President Donald J. Trump’s chief of staff, blasted a controversial and fast-tracked proposal backed by Florida regulators that would trade 600 acres of sensitive and prized public land in St. Johns County to a private developer, calling the proposed swap “outrageous” and a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” in a statement to The Tributary on Sunday.
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2 weeks ago |
jaxtrib.org | Nate Monroe
Susie Wiles, President Donald J. Trump’s chief of staff, blasted a controversial and fast-tracked proposal backed by Florida regulators that would trade 600 acres of sensitive and prized public land in St. Johns County to a private developer, calling the proposed swap “outrageous” and a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” in a statement to The Tributary on Sunday.
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2 months ago |
jaxtrib.org | Nate Monroe
Nichole spent seven months investigating the 30-year-old prosecution against Kenneth Hartley, a project The Tributary published last month under the heading “Cold-Blooded.” It showcases Nichole’s immense talents as an investigative journalist and the unique role The Tributary plays: We stick with stories no matter how long they take, no matter how deeply we have to mine.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
jaxtoday.org | Nate Monroe
Jacksonville City Hall’s debt to the Police and Fire Pension Fund now tops $3 billion — one of the fund’s worst conditions in the past quarter century — a mountain of red ink that will require taxpayers to cover a record $201 million payment later this year. That payment will strain a budget already expected to be stretched thin by rising costs, expired federal money and expensive obligations.
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RT @jaxdotcom: Message sent loud and clear: Don't mess with places like Guana | Mark Woods https://t.co/dX88t7puCn