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Celebrating 50 YEARS of The Recorder January 3, 2019 Volume 47, No. 104 75 cents PonteVedraRecorder.com Cheers to Fireworks light up the sky at St. Augustine Beach’s Beach Blast Off event on Monday, Dec. 31 to ring in the new year. Flip to page 11 for more photos. Photos by Jon Blauvelt K9s For WarriorsWomen in Business Business Weekly Update on the Page 15-26 First Coast reaches another featuring OutpostRegister dispute milestone In the Arts Dollars & Sense INSIDEPage 4 Page 7 Pages 30-32 Pages 20-25 Serving Ponte Vedra and CAR OF THE WEEK the Beaches since 1969, EUROPEAN SPECIALIST 2017 BMW 530 IA and now Nocatee SPORTS SEDAN AUDI BMW JAGUAR 14,606 MILES MSRP $57,705 MERCEDESVOLKSWAGENVOLVO STK# 10950 PRICE $37,999 Schedule a service today! 904.998.9992 worldimportsusa.com 998.9992 worldimportsusa.com 2 COMMUNITY NEWS Ponte Vedra Recorder · January 3, 2019 Send us your news PUZZLE SOLUTIONS INSIDE We welcome submissions of photos, stories, columns and letters to One of Us the editor. Let us know what’s happening. Email submissions to Page 6 [email protected] bring them by our office at 1102 A1A N., Unit 108, Ponte Vedra Beach. Submissions may be published in the Calendar paper, on our website or on our social media platforms. 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Situated on 220ft of Oceanfront and designed by charm with over 8,400 sq. ft. that showcase spectacular celebrated Christmas around the Residential Designs by Kevin Gray, Inc and built by Elwood Collier, this estate ocean views. The open living areas, including large formal world with stops in Israel, Germa- is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship. It’s location atop one of the dinning room with grand fireplace, lend themselves to ny, Mexico and the United States. entertaining everything from large celebrations or simply highest natural sand dunes along the Florida coast (with the finished floor Among the activities in the celebra- elevation is approximately 33.5’ above sea level) allows owners the ultimate enjoying intimate moments near a roaring fireplace. 5 beach living experience. 4 bedrooms, 5 and 3 1/2 bathrooms $8,750,000 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms $6,100,000 tion, students created an edible German Tannenbaum topped with snow and played a festive game hooking candy canes. 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Features a master suite & updated master countertops, living/dining area shower, plantation shutters, with soaring ceilings, gourmet private master suite with his & her bath, light & bright kitchen, coastal with wood-burning fireplace, & screened lanai, paver patio, fresh kitchen with breakfast area, & walk-in closets & attached office, & plank-style floors, 3-car side-entry backyard with spectacular water landscaping, & private fenced screened porch overlooking the a new HVAC. Just short bike ride garage, & large, private backyard views! MLS 954241 backyard. MLS 948845 peaceful lake. MLS 964623 to Mickler’s Landing! MLS 969298 with covered lanai. MLS 955358 Jeannie Towgood | 904.473.1167 Kristina McCurry | 904.616.4245 Barbara Maple | 904.280.2829 Megan Brunette | 904.495.2535 Rhonda Gummerman | 904.994.1721 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Interested in your home’s value? 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