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Welcome to The Jacksonville Newsletter!

In today’s edition:

• Closings highlight Northeast Florida restaurant news.

• Treshaun Ward leads Boston College's victory.

• A deep-dive into the life of Hank Snow.

• And more…

Quote of the Week

"He who opens a school door, closes a prison."

–Victor Hugo

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Trivia

What is the name of the Jacksonville event that celebrates local seafood and features live music and cooking demonstrations?

A) Jacksonville Seafood Festival

B) Great Atlantic Seafood & Music Festival

C) Shrimp Festival

D) Fisherman's Wharf Fest

Answer to Last Week's Trivia:

The Houston Astrodome, nicknamed the "Eighth Wonder of the World," was opened in B) 1965

News

💼Business

Multiple closings lead the latest Northeast Florida restaurant wrap. (link)

Restaurant, bar proposed at former Hamburger Mary’s site. (link)

🏒Sports

Treshaun Ward leads Boston College in 28-13 victory over No. 10 Florida State. (link)

Mandarin routs Atlantic Coast to keep Principal’s Cup for another season. (link)

🏦Finance

St. Johns County commissioners deny rezoning for development with workforce housing. (link)

Upcoming Events

Here are some events that are happening in our city this week. There is a good mix between sports, entertainment, conferences, concerts, and more.

Sports

🏃‍♂️ RunJax Fall Brewery Tour
1974 San Marco Blvd, Jacksonville, FL
Monday, Sep 9th | 10:30 AM | (More info)

🏐 Florida State Women's Volleyball at University of North Florida
11852 UNF Dr., Jacksonville, FL
Tuesday, Sep 10th | 1:00 pm | (More info)

Music & Concerts

🎸 Faye Webster
Florida Theatre Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL
Monday, Sep 9th | 8:00 PM | (More info)

🎤 Bug Hunter
113 E Bay St, Jacksonville, FL
Wednesday, Sep 11th | 7:00 pm | (More info)

Family

🐻 Wild Art Wonders September class
7000 Roosevelt Blvd, Jacksonville, FL
Tuesday, Sep 10th | 10:00 am | (More info)

Image of the Week

Every week, I have a habit of making some AI art about our city.

This week, I typed in “Jacksonville where every building is equipped with solar and wind power” and this is what I got.

Let me know what ideas you have for this. I really enjoy making these types of photos.

Jacksonville Historical Events

1998 - The Jacksonville Maritime Museum opens.

In 1998, the Jacksonville Maritime Museum made its grand debut, offering a captivating journey through the city's rich maritime history. Located in the heart of Jacksonville, Florida, the museum stands as a testament to the city's deep connection to the sea. Visitors are invited to explore a diverse collection of artifacts, exhibits, and interactive displays that showcase the evolution of Jacksonville's maritime industry, from its early beginnings to the present day. The museum's opening in 1998 marked a significant milestone in preserving and celebrating the maritime heritage that has played a vital role in shaping Jacksonville's identity.

The Jacksonville Maritime Museum's opening in 1998 was met with great enthusiasm from locals and tourists alike, as it provided a unique opportunity to delve into the maritime legacy of the region. Through engaging exhibits and educational programs, the museum offers a window into the maritime traditions, innovations, and stories that have shaped Jacksonville's waterfront community. From historic vessels to maritime technology, the museum's collection offers a comprehensive look at the city's maritime past, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and maritime aficionados.

Since its establishment in 1998, the Jacksonville Maritime Museum has continued to be a beacon of maritime education and preservation, drawing visitors from near and far to discover the city's seafaring heritage. With its commitment to showcasing the significance of maritime history, the museum remains an integral part of Jacksonville's cultural landscape, inspiring a deep appreciation for the city's maritime roots and the enduring impact of its maritime industry.

Famous People From Jacksonville

Hank Snow (1914–1999): Canadian-American country music artist.

Hank Snow, born Clarence Eugene Snow on May 9, 1914, in Brooklyn, Nova Scotia, Canada, was a Canadian-American country music artist known for his influential career and numerous professional awards. He married Minne Aaiders on September 2, 1935, and had one son, Jimmie Rodgers Snow, born in 1936. Snow passed away on December 20, 1999, in Madison, TN, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire country music enthusiasts.

Career Highlights

• In 1994, Snow published his autobiography, "The Hank Snow Story," providing insights into his remarkable journey in the music industry.

• He was inducted into Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame in 1989, a testament to his significant contributions to the country music genre.

• Snow established the Hank Snow Foundation for Child Abuse in 1978, reflecting his commitment to philanthropy and social causes.

• He was elected to eight different Halls of Fame, including the Country Music Hall of Fame of the United States, Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Canadian Country Music Association Hall of Honour, and Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame.

Hank Snow's Legacy

Hank Snow's legacy extends beyond his musical achievements. He is remembered for his dedication to philanthropy, as evidenced by the establishment of the Hank Snow Foundation for Child Abuse. His impact on the country music genre and his commitment to social causes continue to inspire future generations of musicians and philanthropists.

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