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SPRING 2018 ATTRAC DOWNTOWN WITH URBAN PLAYGROUNDS P48 E OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN 018 LEADERSHIP I S S U E WHO’S LEADING DOWNTOWN? SUMMER 2018 P20 RIVERFRONT WHERE HAVE ALL THE BOATS AND BOATERS GONE? THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN Greater Together MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN THE PLAY I S S U E NORTHBANK NOW THAT THE CITY HAS SEIZED THE LANDING, WHAT’S NEXT? P30 POWER MOVE JEA DIDN’T NEED TO LOOK FAR FOR ITS NEXT HQ P38 P56 PRESERVATION A PASSION FOR RESUSCITATING OUR HISTORIC BUILDINGS P72 TURF WARS A FOOD TRUCK AND BRICK & MORTAR EATERY BATTLE BREWS P80 DISPLAY THROUGH MAY 2018 $4.95 LA CRASH NDING WHEN WILL WE FIX THE MOST CONTENTIOUS (AND EMBARRASSING) PIECE OF PROPERTY IN DOWNTOWN JACKSONVILLE? THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN SPORTS TEAMS PUSHING FAN EXPERIENCE BEYOND THE GAME P36 CONNECTING NEW ARRIVALS SEE TECHNOLOGY AS A NECESSITY DISPLAY THROUGH NOVEMBER 2018 $4.95 MILLENNIAL I S S U E THE ‘M’ FACTOR P76 FALL 2018 P18 BUSINESS ENTREPRENUERS FIND CHALLENGES, SEE POTENTIAL P42 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY, AMENITIES FUELING APARTMENT BOOM P70 CAN OUR DOWNTOWN BE A MAGNET FOR MILLENNIALS? THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN WOMEN’S I S S U E P28 THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN Transportation Issue WINTER 2019 NEED FOR SPEED WHEN WILL HIGH-SPEED RAIL COME TO JACKSONVILLE? P34 END OF AN ERA A HIGH-PROFILE DOWNTOWN MEGA-CHURCH DOWNSIZES P64 IN THE DARK WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN, THE CORE CAN GET GLOOMY P72 THE FUTURE BAY STREET INNOVATION CORRIDOR IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK TRANSIT MAN JTA CEO NAT FORD HAS HIS EYES SET ON THE FUTURE P18 P86 H THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN H PUBLISHER Bill Offill GENERAL MANAGER/ CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jeff Davis EDITOR Michael P. Clark ADVERTISING Liz Borten CONTRIBUTORS Ennis Davis Frank Denton Carole Hawkins Shelton Hull Steve Lackmeyer Ron Littlepage Dan Macdonald Lilla Ross THROUGH AUGUST 2019 $6.50 OF SUMMER 2019 INTRIGUING PEOPLE THINK YOU’VE MET ALL THE FASCINATING PEOPLE DOWNTOWN? THINK AGAIN. P44 THE STATE PLAY ARD der at town il lounge atos F U T U R E I S S U E THERE’S FUN TO BE FOUND DOWNTOWN, BUT IS IT ENOUGH? THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN P20 » AUDREY MORAN, KEAGAN ANFUSO and ISSIS ALVAREZ (clockwise from top) are three of the Jacksonvi le women we asked for opinions on Downtown. DISPLAY THROUGH NOVEMBER 2019 $6.50 FALL 2019 GROWTH VYSTAR GOES ALL IN WITH ‘INNOVATIVE’ DOWNTOWN HQ P42 EMERALD TRAIL 34-MILE GREENWAY PROJECT INCHING CLOSER TO REALITY WHAT DO WOMEN WANT IN THE URBAN CORE? WE ASKED THEM. DOWNTOWN & WOMEN P20 P50 MAILING ADDRESS J Magazine, 1 Independent Dr., Suite 200, Jacksonville, FL 32202 CONTACT US EDITORIAL: (904) 359-4307, mclark@jacksonville.com ADVERTISING: (904) 359-4099, lborten@jacksonville.com DISTRIBUTION/REPRINTS: (904) 359-4255, circserv@jacksonville.com DISPLAY THROUGH MAY 2019 $6.50 MOSH 2.0 MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & HISTORY MAKES PLANS FOR THE FUTURE P16 SPRING 2019 THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN YEAR END I S S U E THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN Transportation Issue WINTER 2019 NEED FOR SPEED WHEN WILL HIGH-SPEED RAIL COME TO JACKSONVILLE? P34 END OF AN ERA A HIGH-PROFILE DOWNTOWN MEGA-CHURCH DOWNSIZES P64 IN THE DARK WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN, THE CORE CAN GET GLOOMY P72 THE FUTURE BAY STREET INNOVATION CORRIDOR IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK TRANSIT MAN JTA CEO NAT FORD HAS HIS EYES SET ON THE FUTURE P18 P86 WE WELCOME SUGGESTIONS FOR STORIES. PLEASE SEND IDEAS OR INQUIRIES TO: mclark@jacksonville.com No part of this publication and/or website may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form without prior written permission of the publisher. Permission is only deemed valid if approval is in writing. J Magazine and Times-Union Media buy all rights to contributions, text and images, unless previously agreed to in writing. While every effort has been made to ensure that information is correct at the time of going to print, Times-Union Media cannot be held responsible for the outcome of any action or decision based on the information contained in this publication. © 2019 Times-Union Media. All rights reserved. A PRODUCT OF CRIME IN THE CORE JUST HOW SAFE IS DOWNTOWN? WE FOUND OUT P28 AQUAJAX REVIVING THE PUSH TO BUILD AN AQUARIUM P36 MARKETING JAX HOW A LOCALLY THE MAGAZINE OF THE REBIRTH OF JACKSONVILLE’S DOWNTOWN OUTDOORS I S S U E PLACEMAKING CONNECTING THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE TO REVITALIZATION P32 GOING GREEN EDITORIAL BOARD
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