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Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School in Jacksonville, Fla., was closed in 2001 due to environmental contamination from ash and toxic waste that was dumped and used as fill dirt in the area. The school opened shortly after the property was closed as a landfill in 1955. KFF Health News provided photos must include credit/caption and can only be used with the...

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A graduate of Emory University, Jordan has spent a decade covering local government and politics, previously reporting for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. His deep understanding of policy impacts on everyday life informs his work, ensuring that readers grasp the implications of local decisions.

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Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School in Jacksonville, Fla., was closed in 2001 due to environmental contamination from ash and toxic waste that was dumped and used as fill dirt in the area. The school opened shortly after the property was closed as a landfill in 1955. KFF Health News provided photos must include credit/caption and can only be used with the... — St. Simons Island Real Estate news

Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School in Jacksonville, Fla., was closed in 2001 due to environmental contamination from ash and toxic waste that was dumped and used as fill dirt in the area. The school opened shortly after the property was…

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