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As seen in: The New England Journal of Medicine, Lexology, Sentinel-Tribune, Register Star, Alzheimer's & Dementia Weekly, All At Sea Magazine, Buffalo Reflex, Evolve Magazine
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Sun-Soaked Transitions: From Visitor to Local

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By Barbara Hart
| Evolve Magazine
Long before Flagler built the Ponce de Leon Hotel, tourists, entrepreneurs and artists came to St. Augustine for vacation and stayed. That transition from north to south, or west to east, continues with some new residents starting or expanding a business and others working remotely from home. Why have they chosen to come to this area instead of somewhere down along A1A or Naples?
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The Great Race 2023 Starts in St. Augustine

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By Barbara Hart
| visitstaugustine.com
The 2023 Great Race of antique vehicles begins in St. Augustine on June 24, 2023, and ends in Colorado on July 2, 2023. There will be multiple opportunities for residents and visitors to view many of these antique cars. The most important will be on Saturday, June 24, at Francis Field, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. when the participating vehicles gather for the start of the rally.
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Career Training Turns Students Into Employees

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By Barbara Hart
| Evolve Magazine
In February of this year, NPR updated a piece that had been written in 2018, adding new data and stories on the topic of jobs and education. As was the case in 2018, high-paying trade jobs — jobs that don’t require a college education — are going unfilled.
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