Shorstein stood up for the taxpayers
October 25, 2026
The recent death of Harry Shorstein was a blow to Jacksonville’s legal fraternity. Shorstein was
The recent death of Harry Shorstein was a blow to Jacksonville’s legal fraternity. Shorstein was
How courteous is the Japanese; He always says, “Excuse it, please.” He climbs into his
Government schools in Florida should be leading an effort to buck a global fad that
It almost seemed like there was a contest in local government this week to see
It is not at all surprising that the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) is in financial
Parents will learn Tuesday whether the School Board is serious about cleaning up school libraries.
While two of the city’s other independent authorities are immersed in controversy, Jaxport is making
When I was a young reporter covering the police and fire operations in the 1960s,
Jacksonville has a budget for the fiscal year beginning next Thursday. Let’s get this out
People who spend your money are trying mightily to convince you not to withhold any
Jacksonville voters will decide in November whether they want to pay higher school taxes. Some
Efforts to remove pornography from the government schools continue but viewpoints on how the process
An idea to put a museum inside City Hall has some merit. Council Member Matt
Gov. Ron DeSantis has been calling for the elimination of congressional pensions for years and
Getting out of August always is a relief, not only because the hot weather will
According to a new report, between 2020 and 2026: Government school student enrollment declined by