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A day after the news broke that JEA CEO Jay Stowe is expected to step down from his position leading the city-owned utility — according to multiple sources — Stowe sent a short and cryptic email to the entire staff.

JEA CEO Jay Stowe is expected to step down from his position leading the city-owned utility, multiple sources told News4JAX.

The Jacksonville City Council addressed a concern regarding some of JEA’s leadership who make important decisions about the operations but do not live in Jacksonville.

The Jacksonville City Council President and the chair of the JEA board both said Thursday they think it’s best to have employees here live in the area they serve.

Action News Jax’s Ben Becker received a statement on Wednesday evening that a top JEA executive is resigning from her job.

Some of the people who make important decisions about the operations of JEA, a city-owned utility company, don’t even live in Jacksonville.

COWLESVILLE — Award winners have been announced by the Wyoming County Volunteer Firemen’s Association.

The 30-year veteran in human resources will be paid $225,000 annually and arrives as JEA faces a workforce with 30% eligible for retirement.

The Wildcats lose a late lead but prevail in extra innings in another wild game between Class B contenders.

AN Ellesmere Port school is continuing to lead the way by setting examples for others to follow.