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5/28 - JMN IN-DEPTH - ORUN THE FINAL FIGHT DOCUMENTARY
Emre Orun is a Jacksonville resident you may know from his work as an actor, model, martial artist, fighter, coach, personal trainer, and film maker. He joins JMN In-Depth to share his immigrant story from Turkiye to Florida, and how his career on-camera and in the gym lead up to filming a documentary of his final MMA fight. "Oren - the Final Fight" is available om Amazon.com. Visit COACHEMREORUN.COM to learn more about his career, and his available services as a martial arts and fitness trainer.
5/28 - JMN IN-DEPTH - SCHOOL TECH USE REVISIONS
FOX News's Tonya Powers reports on new academic technology initiatives (and restrictions) proposed by American Federation of Teachers union president Randi Weingarten.
5/28 - Curtis Dvorak, The Jacksonville Zoo & Botanical Gardens Wildlife Wanderer
Curtis Dvorak joins JMN with an update on happenings at the Zoo. The Manatee Rescue & Rehabilitation program will be returning two manatees to their homes soon, but expect new occupants to join the program in an ongoing cycle. Meanwhile, the Tunes and Blooms events start, with the Shake Rattle & Roll '50s themed event coming up on June 5, 6p-930p. Gear up in your best 50s garb and join th fun! BUT WAIT, THERE's MORE ... The Summer Pass ticket promotion is coming up! Pay once, and enjoy the whole summer! VIsit JACKSONVILLEZOO.ORG for event info, tickets, and more.
