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‘A soccer stadium is not a good fit’: Neighbors push back as Sporting JAX releases stadium district map

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By Briana Brownlee Verified, Jesse Hanson
| WJXT-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A newly released site map is offering the clearest look yet at how Sporting JAX’s proposed stadium district near the St. Johns Town Center could be laid out, as the project continues moving through environmental review and draws mixed reaction from area residents. Published on the club’s Centre JAX website, the preliminary plan breaks the development into six districts across roughly 375 acres near Interstate 295 and Town Center Parkway.
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Did Jacksonville’s $35M push work? Culinary Institute of America delays decision on campus

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By Briana Brownlee Verified, Jesse Hanson
| WJXT-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Downtown Jacksonville’s effort to land the Culinary Institute of America was supposed to be moving quickly. But city leaders say they’re still waiting for the school to publicly say what it decided. That uncertainty came into sharper focus during a Downtown special committee meeting on Tuesday, where council members pressed for answers on what came out of the Culinary Institute’s recent board meeting and whether Jacksonville is any closer to landing the campus.
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Man charged in triple stabbing on Jacksonville’s Westside pleads guilty, gets 4 life sentences

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By Francine Frazier Verified, Briana Brownlee Verified, Jesse Hanson
| WJXT-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Less than a month after a violent attack that left a woman and two men dead on Jacksonville’s Westside, the man accused in the triple stabbing has pleaded guilty to murder and armed robbery charges. Austin Fisher, 30, was sentenced to three life terms in Florida State Prison for the murders of 49-year-old Edwin Barber, 27-year-old Savannah Barber and 37-year-old Shad Cole. Fisher also received a life sentence on the armed robbery charge. He will not be eligible for parole.
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