Police identify man suspected of Riverside murder

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has released the name of a man suspected of killing his girlfriend Tuesday morning.

Shannon Hartley, Public Information Officer for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said detectives are searching for 27-year-old Prince Deandre Sanders.

Hartley said police believe Sanders may be driving a red 2000 Chevrolet Impala with license plate # 738 4HJ.

Tuesday morning JSO Homicide Detectives responded to the 700 block of Ralph Street.

JSO Homicide Sergeant Shawn Coursey said police were called to the Riverside address Tuesday morning to a report of shots being fired.

Coursey said Monday night a Sanders and his girlfriend became involved in a domestic dispute.

Sanders then allegedly left, Coursey said, but returned Tuesday morning.  Coursey said when he came back he allegedly shot and killed his girlfriend.  Police have not yet identified the girlfriend.

Brunet-García’s Motion Graphic Video Honored by Pixie Awards

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The 4th Annual Pixie Awards recently recognized Brunet-García Advertising for a video spot produced for MSC Care Management, Optimal Care Transportation & Translation.  The Pixie Awards honor outstanding creativity in the fastest growing area of the moving pixels industry:  motion graphics, effects and animation.

St. Vincent’s Riverside receives American Heart Association’s Stroke Gold Quality Achievement Award

St. Vincent’s Riverside receives American Heart Association’s Stroke Gold Quality Achievement Award

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- St. Vincent’s Medical Center Riverside has received the Get With The Guidelines®–Stroke Gold Quality Achievement Award from the American Heart Association. The award recognizes St. Vincent’s Riverside’s commitment and success in implementing a higher standard of care by ensuring that stroke patients receive treatment according to nationally accepted guidelines.

Black (Thursday) Friday: Shopping hours

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- As you plot your shopping for Thanksgiving night and Black Friday, here's a list of shopping hours at major retailers across the First Coast News.

EXPLORE ALL THE BLACK FRIDAY CIRCULARS AND COUPONS

Avenues Mall:
Closed Thanksgiving
Black Friday 12am - 9pm

Best Buy:
Closed Thanksgiving
Black Friday Open 12AM to 10PM

Khols:
Closed Thanksgiving
Black Friday 12AM to 1PM

Orange Park Mall:
Closed Thanksgiving
Black Friday 12AM to 10PM

Making Thanksgiving dinner allergy friendly

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- It's that time of year where everywhere you look there are Turkeys, fall vegetables and pumpkin pies.

For people with food allergies a Thanksgiving meal can be tough. According to the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network, an estimated 4 percent, of adults and 8 percent of children have food allergies, with young children affected most. Eight foods account for 90 percent of all food-allergic reactions, with nuts and wheat being the biggest offenders.

Chef Micah Windham executive chef at Pele's Wood Fire in Riverside shared a few gluten- and nut-free Thanksgiving ideas to help make a delicious and allergy-free meal.

Developer, mayor to break ground on Riverside development

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Today Hallmark Partners will hold a ceremonial groundbreaking for a multi-use development in Riverside.

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The development, 220 Riverside Avenue, will include 294 apartments as well as shops and a public park.

The groundbreaking will be held at 11:00 a.m.

City surplus property being priced to move

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --The city is a big landowner with property not generating a dime for taxpayers, but soon that could change.

A proposal is being refined at Jacksonville City Hall to entertain bids from private companies to inventory, price and market city property that costs taxpayers money to maintain.

In Downtown alone, there are several parcels, including the former courthouse on river, that are not being used. The courthouse is assessed by the property appraiser as having a value of $19.5 million.

And according to numbers from Debbie Delgado, public communications officer for the mayor's office, electricity costs for the old courthouse were $35,609.22 for July 25-August 24 and $23,876.35 for August 24-Sept. 25.

The city estimates it has 2,600 pieces of property that are not on the tax rolls, with many of them potentially generating money if in private hands.