The Bills Backers of Jacksonville meet at Wing It in Mandarin for every Buffalo Bills game.
9/8/2008
Album ID: 849507
Photos by Amanda Warford
Bolles Bulldogs Back To Winning Ways
52 photos
for sale
The Bolles Bulldog football team had a bit of a time in the first half of their season opener with feisty Archbishop Carroll High School of Miami, but strong running in the second half fueled a 42-32 win Friday night.
Adamec Harley Davidson of Baymeadows hosted their annual Muscular Dystrophy fundraiser ride Monday morning with a quick jaunt down I95 south to 9A North over the Dames Point Bridge where they turned around and headed back on 9A south to Butler Blvd and back to Baymeadows. Nearly 250 bikers participated in the event which was the culminating event for the 3-day 105th anniversary celebration.
Harley Davidson of Baymeadows celebrated the 105th Anniversary of the legendary motorcycle with a visit via the Shriners Club and the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department of reknowned Elvis Presley impersonator Rick Marino during the Saturday celebration.
The Anti-Gravity Pole Vault Club hosted a the Labor Day Lakeshore Vault at the Shepherd of the Woods Lutheran Church in Mandarin.
8/31/2008
Album ID: 849352
Photos by John Pemberton
St. Augustine vs. Mandarin
1 album
8/29/2008
Album ID: 584203
Photos by James Bowen
RollerGirls Heroes vs Villains
8 albums
After all the rain and bad weather from Tropical Storm Fay, the Jacksonville RollerGirls and the Gainesville Roller Rebels held a crowd pleasing bout, Heroes vs. Villains at the Mandarin Skate Station for all of those who could make it out.
8/26/2008
Album ID: 580721
Photos by David Pearce
Bolles Boathouse Groundbreaking
23 photos
A ceremony was held on Monday, August 25, for the groundbreaking of the Peyton Boathouse and Rice Family Crew Complex at The Bolles School.
8/25/2008
Album ID: 580510
Photos by The Bolles School
Mandarin Christian Sports
10 photos
Mandarin Christian School gears up for the upcoming sports season with beginning-of-the-year practices.
8/22/2008
Album ID: 850749
Photos by Jon M. Fletcher
First Day of School in Mandarin
30 photos
Reporters Dan Scanlan and Shakaya Andres visit Mandarin public and private schools on the first day classes began.
8/22/2008
Album ID: 862925
Photos by Dan Scanlan and Shakaya Andres
Fay Floods Mandarin's Road and Waterways
21 photos
The remnants of Tropical Storm Fay drenched Mandarin on Friday, Aug. 21, causing creeks and ponds to flood, knocking trees down and putting some roads underwater.
8/22/2008
Album ID: 862888
Photos by Dan Scanlan
India Independence Parade
20 photos
for sale
JOHN PEMBERTON-8/16/08--Approximately 600 people wearing orange and white walked, danced and laughed their way down Baymeadows Blvd. in a celebration of the 61st anniversary of India's independence. According to people at the parade, more than 5000 people from India live in Jacksonville, Florida. --John Pemberton-- (The Florida Times-Union)
8/16/2008
Album ID: 850422
Photos by John Pemberton
2008 Bolles Football Preseason Camp
19 photos
Bolles parents, coaches, and cheerleaders helped the football players move into the dorms on the San Jose Campus for the week-long preseason camp to kick-off practice for the 2008 season.
8/13/2008
Album ID: 573595
Photos by The Bolles School
JCP Cares Back-To-School Fashion Show
24 photos
Hundreds of people gathered at the Avenues Mall Belk Department Store on August 10 for the JCP Cares Back-To-School Fashion show featuring 18 kids from the Julington Creek Plantation area who modeled back-to-school fashions for the charity event. All proceeds from ticket sales were donated to the Guardian Ad Litem program which will help needy children purchase back to school clothing.
8/10/2008
Album ID: 863058
Photos by Cher Brown, My St. Johns Sun
2008 Tour De Pain Mega Gallery
47 albums
The 20th annual Tour De Pain race started out at Jacksonville Beach Friday evening with a grueling 4 mile race on the beach. Saturday morning a 5K race started at Baymeadows Road and San Jose Blvd. The third race within 24 hours concluded with a one mile sizzler at the Jacksonville Landing. See why the race is called Tour De Pain...if you look closely...you will see the pain. Were you spotted? This album will be under construction thru Thursday. Keep checking for more pictures and information. VIDEO: Check out Amanda Warford's video from the event.
8/10/2008
Album ID: 571407
Photos by Becky White and Tom White
26.2 With Donna Marathon Kick-Off
10 albums
Running 26.2 miles with Donna training started on Saturday morning (July 26th, 2008)at the YMCA on Riverside Ave. The 2nd annual Running 26.2 miles Marathon to fight breast cancer will take place on February 15th, 2009.
7/30/2008
Album ID: 560790
Photos by Becky White and Tom White
All-Star Quilters camp
50 photos
First Christian Church on San Jose Boulevard in Mandarin held its third All Star Quilter’s Guild kids camp, a week-long camp for beginning and advanced children who are taught how to make sewing projects.
7/24/2008
Album ID: 562199
Photos by Shakaya Andres
Students know no zones
10 photos
High school students from around Jacksonville learned all about the "no zones" - blind spots around a truck, when they climbed in the saddle of a diesel truck at a Mandarin High School driver's ed course.
7/23/2008
Album ID: 863424
Photos by Dan Scanlan
Egg in an egg
6 photos
for sale
Nathan Losco, 16, and his mother, Jennifer, discovered that one of their chickens laid an egg the size of a small baseball. After draining the yolk of the outer egg for preservation,they discovered another egg inside.
7/23/2008
Album ID: 561772
Photos by Will Dickey and Dan Scanlan
Diane Hutchings Political Luncheon
9 albums
Diane Hutchings, a former Green Cove Springs mayor and city council member, held a luncheon Tuesday for her bid for a Clay County Commissioner At-Large seat. Hutchings, a financial planner in Orange Park, was feted by Florida State Senator Steven R. Wise, District 5 Republican. The luncheon at Santione's Italian Restaurant on Fleming Island was sponsored by supporters including Heritage Bank President Randy Knepper plus local business leaders David Robertson, Matt Justice, Annette Wheeler and philanthropists Gary and Joanne Register.
