The following notices has been received by 210CA. The notices describe possible construction or lane closures as a result of the actions:
- TECO Peoples Gas has requested construction of approximately 15,230 feet of steel natural gas pipeline within the right of way of CR210 from the intersection of CR16A to the intersection of CR210 and Veterans Pkwy. Duration: approx. 6 months
- TECO Peoples Gas has requestied construction of approximately 10880 feet of steel natural gas pipeline within the right of way of Longleaf Pine Pkwy (CR244) from the intersection of Veterans Pkwy, to the JEA Transmission Line Easement approximately 900 feet west of the intersection of St. Johns Pkwy (CR2209). Duration: approx. 6 months
- JEA has requested removal and installation of approximately 330’ of overhead and underground electric distribution. CR2209 @ Transmission Line Right of Way. Duration: approx. 6 months
In other good news, you may have noticed that the medians have new "greenery" in them. Thanks to our friends in the county and the efforts of our members, we can all soon enjoy the beautifiication efforts of the landscapers. We apologize for the lane closures as a result of the installation and we sincerely hope that you appreciate the beauty that the trees and crepe myrtles in the years to come!
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Helping Hands of St. Johns County will be meeting on Friday, July 30th at 12PM at Faith Community Church Community Center on CR210. This months project will be "Lets help our Furry Friends". The group will be collecting pet food, dog and cat toys, old blankets and towels for St. Johns animal shelter. Any of these donations will be greatfully accepted. Contact
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Several members of the group recently co-ordinated a Fathers Day Barbeque at Trout Creek Senior Center. Bingo, Barbeque and lots of fun were the order of the day. They also collected several hundred flip flops for local homeless shelters and children at Sulzbacher Center at their Flip Flop Friday meeting in June. They were very appreciative of those in the community who donated flip flops. They will also be collecting used eyeglasses that will be fitted and given locally to clients through Vision is Priceless and Volunteers in Medicine with the assistance of Dr. Janet Betchkal.
The group in the last several months has helped Betty Griffin House, Mandarin Food Bank, our servicemen in Iraq and Afghanistan, several families through Community Hospice, Nielsen OrganTransplant, Moultrie Creek Nursing Home, St. Francis House, and Sulzbacher Center.
Helping Hands is a volunteer organization that meets the last Friday of the month at Faith Community Church Community Center at 12PM to do a small project for the community. The group is non-denominational. Members are always welcome. There are no dues, officers or stress. Projects are determined by members suggestions. The group relies solely on donations of goods and services. For more information contact
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St. Francis in-the-Field Episcopal Church off Palm Valley Road offers a Parent's Morning Out program!
Our program accepts children between the age of 12 months - 5 years old.
Weekly the children are taught in a relaxed and caring environment:
- Bible verses
- Prayers
- Songs
- Craft & play
All while having fun.
The goal of the program is to help develop and increase your child's Christian beliefs while giving you, the parent, a few children-free hours.
For more information, please contact the church at (904) 615-2130 or email
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