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It is our desire to provide a place where Christian Moms can fellowship
with eachother thru weekly playdates, moms night out, and more!
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- Shiloh Creek Subdivision Covenants and Restrictions 6485-1554
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Neighborhood-wide Yard Sales
Attention: Beachwood Subdivision - Neighborhood-wide Yard Sales Saturday October 17, 8:00am - whenever! From Beach Blvd near FSCJ campus, turn at Dunkin' donuts. (Rain date Sat Oct 24, 8am)
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Started: October 14th 2020Replies: 0
Guardian ad Litem program needs volunteers!
Hi Neghbors! The Guardian ad Litem program is a volunteer based State Agency and non-profit program. Volunteers advocate for the Best Interest of children in court. They are the one...
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Started: June 16th 2020Replies: 0
Coxswains Needed - Jacksonville Rowing Club
Do you know someone who rowed competitively in College or High School and would like to get back into it? The Jacksonville Rowing Club www.jaxrow.org is looking for Coxswains who can be...
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Started: June 6th 2019Replies: 0
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