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Natasha Chapman: Caring for her family and her city
Natasha Chapman didn't set out to be an environmental activist.
One of UNF's original professors retires
When Chris Rasche interviewed for a job with the University of North Florida, the campus was still under construction, as was St. Johns Bluff Road, which for years was the only route to the university.
Jim Fifi: Salvation Army volunteer also was a recipient
As he rings a bell outside the Winn-Dixie at Beach Boulevard and St. Johns Bluff Road today, Jim Fifi will be part of a 118-year-old tradition.
Heather Surface: Mom and kids author book on city
It started about three years ago as a rainy day game Heather Surface would play with her sons, Jamie, now 10, and Peyton, now 8.
Lara Lombardo: She's a budding published illustrator
Lara Lombardo was 15 months old when her mother "knew something was different" about the little girl. That something was autism. But Lara had a compensating talent.
Author-turned-publisher seals deals, lives dream
When Bill Reynolds finally got around to finishing his first novel in 1999, he paid a company to publish it.
Art becomes therapy for Atlantic Beach resident
Iris, 56, has been doing her art for two decades. She took it up as a form of therapy after she was seriously injured in a freak accident while living in California.
Martin Crider 'Retirement' has been anything but
Marlin Crider admits he's starting to slow down a little, which is why he recently "retired" from the Florida Highway Patrol Auxiliary.
Devin Clark Servant goes the extra mile in his job, life
For Devin Clark, 2002 was a year of dramatic change. In February, his father died as the result of colon cancer.
Mimi Bajalia: Mission of compassion for New Orleans
For Mimi Bajalia, raising funds for Brad Pitt's Make It Right home-building project in New Orleans is both an act of compassion and an expression of cultural pride.
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