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Just add water ........................................................................................26 Marinas: Giving berth ...............................................................................................................108 Homeowners associations .......................................................................................................28 Ramps: Float your boat .............................................................................................................109 Property tax calculator.............................................................................................................29 SHOPPING COMMUNITIES There’s plenty in store for shoppers ......................................................................................110 A place to call home ..................................................................................................................30 ENTERTAINMENT EDUCATION Attractions A to Z ......................................................................................................................112 ABCs of learning ........................................................................................................................64 Museums, art, music and more! .............................................................................................114 Public schools ... ........................................................................................................................66 Bright futures .............................................................................................................................69 DINING Not by chance, but by CHOICE .................................................................................................70 First Coast fine dining ..............................................................................................................116 Florida residents can lock in cost of college tuition ...........................................................76 Private schools ..........................................................................................................................78 Easy access to college education ...........................................................................................82 SPORTS ‘Start here. Go anywhere.’ ........................................................................................................84 Let the games begin ..................................................................................................................118 MEDICAL PROGRESS A hub for health .........................................................................................................................86
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