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Next First Friday Seminole set SEMINOLE — The next First Friday Seminole will be presented Friday, Aug. 6, 6 to 9 p.m., on the main street in front of Studio Movie Grill at Seminole City Center, 11201 Park Blvd. N., Seminole. Presented by Seminole City Center and the Rotary Club of Seminole Lake, event organizers will turn back the hands of time for a “Flower Power Happy Hour.” Each First Friday features the area’s best entertainment, complemented by a myriad of merchants, food and drink vendors, prize giveaways, and much more. Performing Aug. 6 will be Yesterdayze, a high...

LEADING OFF: What's happening in and around the Beaches Florida Times-Union © Pineapple Press St. Augustine's Rosamond Parrish will sign copies of her newest book of watercolors, "St. Augustine a Sketchbook," on June 4 during the city's First Friday Art Walk. Builder hosting food drive PulteGroup, a leading national homebuilder, is hosting a month-long food drive to benefit Feeding Northeast Florida. Through June 30, Pulte is collecting donations of nonperishable food items at five of its Northeast Florida communities.   Donations are being accepted at the foll...

Seminars, forums, fundraisers, concerts and other community events happening around Atlantic, Neptune, Jacksonville and Ponte Vedra beaches.

The Flagler County Pblic Library on Palm Coast Parkway. (© FlaglerLive) The Flagler County Public Library is embracing all children’s furry friends with its “Tails and Tales” Summer Reading Program that begins with a kickoff party Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Palm Coast Main Branch Library – located at the intersection of Belle Terre and Palm Coast parkways. A coinciding photo contest will honor three beloved pets as mascots for the program. “This is going to be a wonderful outdoor celebration,” said Library Director Holly Albanese. “We didn’t want anyone to worry abo...

Chilmark voters re-elected Jan Buhrman to the board of health and approved 10 spending questions at their annual town election Wednesday, including for the $11 million fire station project.