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Jacksonville s Main Street bridge ramp demolition starts April 15

Say goodbye to one of the ways to get on the Main Street bridge from downtown Jacksonville as of April 15. That s when the Florida Department of Transportation shuts down the Independent Drive ramp to the southbound Main Street bridge permanently. When the ramp next to the site of the former Jacksonville Landing is shut down, motorists on Independent Drive who want to get to San Marco and parts beyond will have to go under the blue bridge. They will have to turn left on West Bay Street, then left onto the Main Street bridge. FYI during deconstruction of the ramp, the west pedestrian sidewalk on the bridge will be closed. People will be detoured to the east pedestrian access to the bridge. The $584,000 project should be completed this summer, the FDOT said.

Northeast Florida COVID-19 week in review: Vaccine push expands

After weeks at a near-plateau, several of Florida s key COVID-19 indicators showed signs of creeping upward once more for some regions this week, as officials attempted to intensify the state s effort to vaccinate residents against the coronavirus pandemic. New cases per day and positivity rates have started to rise slightly across Florida over the past weeks, though remaining far below the levels from late December and early January, when Florida often added 15,000 or more new positive tests per day. Florida reported 6,017 new cases Saturday, as the total case count climbed to 2,077,032. Duval County added 133 cases, St. Johns County 49, Clay County 33, Nassau and Putnam counties three each and Baker County two.

Curry: Gas tax could free money for projects beyond septic tank removal | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record

03:16 PM EST Share The Jacksonville mayor told a business group March 30 he wants City Council members to propose additional projects in need of funding. Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry says city general revenue money freed by a proposed gas tax increase could pay for projects in addition to septic tank removal.  At a March 30 meeting with the Southside Business Men’s Club, Curry said he wants to hear from City Council members where the unencumbered money should be spent. “The big proposal is septic tanks. We have neglected septic tanks for decades because the problem is too big. It’s a multibillion project. We’re going to take a bite out of the apple,” Curry said. 

Curry group says millions needed for riverfront parks, homeless Downtown | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record

Curry group says millions needed for riverfront parks, homeless Downtown | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record
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