Boice, who is currently principal of Cathedral Parish School, will retire in early July.
Actually, this will be Boice’s second “retirement.”
“After teaching for 16 years and serving as principal at two schools for a total of 21 years, I decided to retire in 2014. But that didn’t last long. Guess I got restless,” she said from her home at World Golf Village.
Boice began her career in education at Garrett High School in Garrett, Indiana, where she taught business education classes. After relocating to Florida, she continued her career at Jacksonville’s Bishop Kenney High School where she taught for 16 years. In 1992 she became principal of Resurrection Parish School and in 1999 she served as principal of St. Paul’s Catholic School, both located in Jacksonville.
A New Port Richey man told police he killed his grandpa with a hammer. He lied.
Jacob Randall Young, was arrested in March after confessing to police he used a hammer to kill a man. An autopsy found it wasnât the cause of death.
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Jacob Young, 19, faces a charge of first-degree murder, according to New Port Richey police. [ New Port Richey Police Department ]
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When Jacob Randall Young, 19, was questioned by New Port Richey Police about the death of his grandfather, he told officers he hit the 69-year-old in the head with a hammer and then washed the blood off.
Rick Harper: Ron DeSantisâ unnecessary anti-protest bill would cost Florida taxpayers tens of millions of dollars
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Florida House Bill 1, Gov.
Ron DeSantisâ legislative response to the largely peaceful Black Lives Matter protests in Florida in 2020, has drawn political opposition from those who say it undermines the constitutional right of all Floridians to stage peaceful political demonstrations.
But that is not the only aspect of HB 1 that should concern state voters â Republicans, Democrats and independents. If it becomes law, this unnecessary legislation will cost Florida taxpayers tens of millions of dollars to implement, potentially have a negative impact on state businesses, and not make Florida any safer.
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KPMG appointed Jerry E. Delgado as its office managing partner of its Jacksonville operation.
Jerry E. Delgado
He will succeed Jim Stepnoski, who is retiring after 31 years with the audit, tax and advisory firm, a news release said.
Delgado is responsible for the direction and growth of the Jacksonville office.
He has been with KPMG for 20 years as an audit partner, leading KPMG Private Enterprise. He has worked in a business development capacity, as well as leading audit and non-audit services for companies looking to go public with an initial public offering.
He is involved with the company’s Hispanic Latino Network and the Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting.