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View MoreNet domestic migration to Florida fell roughly 93% from its 2022 peak, but the households still arriving bring higher incomes, creating a split in St. Johns County's housing and commercial markets along income lines.

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View MoreSt. Johns County lists the master development plan for Life Time's proposed 85,000-square-foot Durbin Park fitness center as complete; commercial construction plans are under review.

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View MoreTesla listed Jacksonville among four new cities for its driverless ride-hailing service, but the company has not announced a launch date or service boundaries, leaving it unclear whether the robotaxis will reach St. Johns County.

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View MoreThe Church of Eleven22 plans to move its Ponte Vedra High School congregation to the Shoppes of Valley Ridge and is exploring another U.S. 1 site. Designs and construction schedules remain unsettled.

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View MoreSt. Johns County is hosting a free Nov. 17 event at The Floridian in St. Augustine to help local restaurants and retailers earn the Slow Food Snail of Approval designation and connect with area farmers on seasonal produce supply.

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View MoreThe Starbucks at 2345 State Road 16 near I-95 in St. Augustine closed Sept. 26 after 11 years, one of nine Florida locations and 250 North American stores shuttered in the coffee chain's "Back to Starbucks" restructuring.

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View MoreThe FHSAA released a free mobile app called All-Access on Sept. 22, giving Bartram Trail and Creekside fans a single hub for scores, schedules, standings and playoff brackets across all 32 FHSAA sports.

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View MoreSt. Johns County planners voted 4-2 to allow up to 80 dump trucks daily on Water Plant Road for 30 months, overriding seven residents' safety concerns about the narrow rural road near County Road 214.

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View MoreThe St. Johns County Master Gardeners host their annual fall plant sale Saturday, Sept. 19, and Sunday, Sept. 20, at the Agricultural Center in St. Augustine, with native plants, vegetable seedlings, workshops on terrariums and hydroponics, and Demonstration Garden tours.

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View MoreThe St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved new regulations governing food truck parks in unincorporated areas, setting hours, setbacks and design standards after months of public review.

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View MoreA development plan shows specialty grocer Trader Joe's as a planned tenant at the 40-acre Legends Landing retail center at World Commerce Center off International Golf Parkway, joining Olive Garden, Hobby Lobby and other retailers near Costco and Buc-ee's.

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View MoreCrumbl Cookies plans to convert its food truck presence at Cobblestone Village off State Road 312 into a permanent 1,260-square-foot storefront, marking the chain's first brick-and-mortar location in St. Johns County.
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