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Plus, the Semiconductor Research Corporation gave $250 million to a consortium of seven U.S. universities for microelectronics research, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation committed $5 million to support studies focused on gun violence.

Jacksonville, Fla. –– The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens announced today that it has received a $1 million capacity-building and strategic planning grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. This is the first time that the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens has received an award from this prestigious foundation, which is the nation’s

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A gift by Preston H. Haskell III toward the creation of the new Princeton University Art Museum will be recognized with the naming of a new education center in that facility. He is also making a gift of art that is one of the most significant in the museum’s history.

Area governments, schools and businesses are monitoring Tropical Storm Nicole, which is expected to bring high winds and flooding to Florida.

Area governments, schools and businesses are monitoring Tropical Storm Nicole, which is expected to bring high winds and flooding to Florida.

Regional President Christopher Kalin, a career finance professional and UNF grad, took over the North Florida region Oct. 7.

There are hundreds of great events planned for the Jacksonville area in October. Here are 85 good ones to get you started.

As Hurricane Ian continues to barrel toward the First Coast, some city and county services may be discontinued.