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Resident: San Marco April 2023

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SAN MARCO

BY MICHELE LEIVAS

The following candidates all secured seats on the city council in the March election: • At-Large Group 1: Terrance Freeman (REP), with 65.13% (100,297 votes) • At-Large Group 2: Ron Salem (REP), with 53.22% (88,080 votes) • At-Large Group 3: Nick Howland (REP)*

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Jacksonville leaders, personalities cook up favorite dishes for charity Jacksonville celebrities, media personalities, business leaders and government officials traded in the various hats they wear on a daily basis for a chef’s hat as they served up their favorite dishes at the Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary’s 37th Annual Celebrity Chefs Tasting Luncheon and Silent Auction on March 23. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8

Roadwork underway for Beach Boulevard BY MICHELE LEIVAS

Motorists traveling down Beach Boulevard (State Road 212) in the St. Nicholas area will continue to see construction between Schumacher and San Mateo avenues. According to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) website, construction began in this past October. The website outlines several proposed improvements for this project including the “installation of a mid-block pedestrian crossing between Kenneth Street and Camden Avenue; installation of new mast-arm signals and pedestrian signals at San Mateo Avenue and

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CELEBRATING THE IMPACT OF SERVICE Guests gathered at TIAA Bank Field’s Lower East Gallagher Club on Saturday, March 11 for Catholic Charities Jacksonville’s annual Black and White Soiree, hosted by the nonprofit’s Divine Society. The fundraising event included a cocktail reception, live music and more to celebrate the organization’s impactful Feed a Family campaign. CONTINUED ON PAGE 23

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Resident Community News Several candidates will move on to runoff elections in their respective races later this spring following the Duval First Unitary Election on March 21. Daniel Davis (REP) and Donna Deegan (DEM) emerged as the two candidates with the most votes, securing 24.72% (41,505 votes) and 39.43% (66,192) respectively. Because no single candidate secured the majority vote, the two candidates with the most vote (Davis and Deegan) will face each other once again in a mayoral runoff election on May 16. Joining them in their own runoff elections — specific to The Resident’s readership — will be: • Property Appraiser: Jason Fischer (REP, 30.65% — 50,864 votes) and Joyce Morgan (DEM, 47.64% — 79,071 votes) • City Council At-Large Group 5: Charles Garrison (DEM, 25.83% — 42,163 votes) and Chris Miller (REP, 36.79% — 60,052 votes) • City Council District 7: Joseph Hogan (REP, 31.52% — 4,486 votes) and Jimmy Peluso (DEM, 34.72% — 4,942 votes) • City Council District 9: Mike Muldoon (REP, 47.03% — 3,387 votes) and Tyrona Clark-Murray (DEM, 14.75% — 1,062 votes) Candidates in Districts 2, 8, 11 and 14 will move on to May runoff elections as well.

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