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Former News Anchor. Outnumbered by 4 dogs. Born and raised in the Volunteer State. Aspiring Jeopardy Jr. Champ
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Duval County invests in elementary school weapons detection Original

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By Bliss Zechman
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Starting this fall, Jacksonville’s youngest students will begin walking through weapons detection systems before entering school. The Duval County School Board just approved a $2 million contract to expand technology that’s already used in middle and high schools. “We had a bunch of safety patrols and they would keep the doors open like good morning, have a great day, so then you’d just walk to class,” said Everly Becker, an 11-year-old who just graduated from 5th grade.
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Nearly 500-home plan on Jax Westside clears key hurdle, sparking traffic concerns

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By Bliss Zechman
| Yahoo
Bliss Zechman Thu, June 4, 2026 at 12:09 AM UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A plan to bring hundreds of new homes to Jacksonville's Westside just cleared a major hurdle. On Tuesday, the land use and zoning committee unanimously approved a pair of ordinances that would pave the way for a new community along Yellow Water Road. Plans are only on paper, but Sharon and Drew Hales are already preparing for growing pains.
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Sweeping change: City using cameras and cleanup equipment to fight Jacksonville blight Original

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By Bliss Zechman
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jacksonville is working to fight blight. The city now has new firepower to keep streets, neighborhoods, and shared spaces clean. “You all know we really need it. We hear about it all the time in every town hall I’ve ever held, in every neighborhood, people always come up to me with concerns about litter and blight,” said Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan. The city is investing $400,000 to fight blight with its two-prong approach.
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