This news update covers a range of local events, including the closure of a beloved Atlantic Beach restaurant, a shooting in Jacksonville, and the work of Jacksonville's first Hispanic Outreach Coordinator.
A beloved tavern and seafood restaurant in Atlantic Beach, Ragtime , announced its permanent closure after serving the community for more than 30 years. The restaurant, a fixture in the Atlantic Beach dining scene, was known for its lively atmosphere, delicious food, and friendly staff. Meanwhile, in Jacksonville , two men were transported to a hospital in critical condition after they were shot Monday morning at an apartment complex in the Brentwood neighborhood.
According to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, the shooting occurred around 10:00 am. The victims were reportedly shot in the head by a masked man. The incident is under investigation. In other news, Yanira “Yaya” Cardona was named Jacksonville’s first Hispanic Outreach Coordinator in 2024 and has focused on working with Hispanic entrepreneurs. Cardona, originally from Puerto Rico, says she was culture-shocked when she moved to Jacksonville. But, she quickly became involved in the community and dedicated herself to helping other Hispanic residents thrive. She has been instrumental in connecting Hispanic entrepreneurs with resources and opportunities.
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