My new home page

I created a home page at www.jmblack.com, but I found that this page is much higher up in Google's search engine. So, I figure, why not link everyone over to that page.
See the latest projects I'm working on at www.jmblack.com.
Thanks,
Joe

Hey everyone,
Sorry, but I have stopped updating this for a few days, while I create a new template. Sorry if it causes any problems. But, do an archive check at www.jacksonville.com, if you're still looking for my stuff.
-- Joe Black

First Coast Fugitive :: Sex offender didn't report
(8/29/2005) — A warrant has been issued for Perry S.M. Figge, 20, accusing him of not registering a new address within 48 hours of a move, as sexual predators and offenders are required.(link)

Man broke probation, cops say
(8/28/2005) — Jacksonville police arrested a man on probation after authorities said he gave a woman wanted for escaping from police custody a stolen bike for a getaway.(link)

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Fingerprinting a hit at annual Safety Fair
(8/28/2005) — Tommy Edmondson had two options for his Saturday afternoon: Get fingerprinted and get to go inside a fire truck, or do neither and spend the afternoon shopping at The Avenues with his mom. The Edmondsons were among those who mobbed booths throughout The Avenues during Saturday's eighth annual Safety Fair, hosted by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Sheriff's Advisory Council.(link)

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Crime briefs
(8/28/2005) — Man fatally shot cried out for help
Missing man's body found
Man in hospital after stabbing
Arrest made after car chase
Help needed to find robbers (link)

TOP STORY
Man in drag arrested on forgery charges
(8/27/2005) — When it came to taking on a different identity, Diangelo Wooden seemed like a natural. Maybe because he had so much practice faking it. People at his Southside apartment complex knew him as Lisa Williams, a tall, slender Mississippi woman. Store owners who police said he scammed knew him as Kym, Krista and Shanika, as he used counterfeit checks verified with phony driver's licenses from states across the South. A federal grand jury indicted Wooden this week, and he is being held without bail in the Duval County jail.(link)

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Public safety briefs
(8/27/2005) — Officials arrest 10, close suspected drug den in raid
Mystery package not explosives
Ex-pastor faces porn charge
1 missing after falling off boat
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System has the eye on IDs
(8/26/2005) — Officials in Nassau and St. Johns counties unvieled eye-scanning identification systems authorities hope will help recover missing children and identify lost Alzheimer's patients, among other uses. The equipment takes a picture of the iris, which is more distinct than fingerprints, and sends it to an electronic clearinghouse in Phoenix. The system then can identify within seconds anyone whose information is entered. (link)