Welcome to Jacksonville’s Southside Info Blog
Published April 21, 2008 | 
Welcome to all of our subscribers and future subscribers of those who live or want to live on Jacksonville’s Southside area. We hope to provide our subscribers with some great information and resources about this area as well as some interviews and reviews of the areas food providers, parks, neighborhoods and schools. This blog will be filled with fun and well as useful information. The Southside area of Jacksonville, Florida is typically thought of as the following zip codes 32207, 32216, 32224, 32246 and 32256.
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Jolene MacFadden
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