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Chris Belyea, Ryan Crabtree and LeAnne Crabtree

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Ortega Forest junior resident Margaret McCaul turned her love of reading, art and America into a nationally recognized bookmark design for Second Lady Usha Vance’s Bookmark Design Challenge.

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Fontaine LeMaistre, Susan Ponder-Stansel, Mayor Donna Deegan and Amalia Dorion with Dorothy S. Dorion,  Annie Tuttle, Jacob Lopez, Tabitha Furyk and Phillip Ward

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Evelyn and Emma Jurado

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Rufus has traversed the Acosta his last three birthdays.

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Let the Ringing Begin

  • Date: December 3, 2025
The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary of Jacksonville with Santa Claus
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The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary of Jacksonville launched its Red Kettle Campaign with song and celebration at the 2025 Red Kettle Kickoff in Balis Park on Friday, Nov 21. The morning included candy canes for Aspire Church San Marco preschoolers, performances by the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts’ vocal department and storytime by celebrity bellringer Tenikka Hughes. The time-honored Red Kettle Campaign will run until Christmas Eve.

Tags: Aspire Church San Marco, Balis Park, Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, Red Kettle Campaign, Red Kettle Kickoff, Salvation Army Womens Auxiliary of Jacksonville, Tenikka Hughes

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