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Martie P. Thompson

Martie P. Thompson

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Editor, Florida NewsLine

Florida

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Washington DC, Capitol Hill, Foreign Affairs, Geopolitics, Foggy Bottom

Doesn’t Cover

rico, puerto

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 413

  • Get to Know … Jimmy Orth

    By Martie P. Thompson Verified| Florida NewsLine Verified By Martie Thompsoneditor@floridanewsline.comJimmy Orth is the executive director of the St. Johns Riverkeeper; this year, the organization is celebrating its 25th anniversary as an advocate for and educator about the St. Johns River. Jimmy is a native of Jacksonville and grew up in the Mandarin area. He has a marketing degree from Florida State University and a master’s degree in Public Administration from the University of North Florida.

    By Martie P. Thompson Verified · Florida NewsLine

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Get to Know … Janet Collins

    By Martie P. Thompson Verified| Florida NewsLine Verified By Martie Thompsoneditor@floridanewsline.com Janet Collins said she was lucky to grow up in an active family — she spent her childhood in Omaha, Nebraska swimming and running and trying to keep up with her mother and siblings. She said she participated in pretty much everything but dance, which is ironic considering that ballroom dance has become a big part of her life, especially since her retirement about three years ago. She now dances competitively with her instructors from S Style Dance Team.

    By Martie P. Thompson Verified · Florida NewsLine

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Get to Know … Jimmy Orth

    By Martie P. Thompson Verified| Florida NewsLine Verified By Martie Thompsoneditor@floridanewsline.comJimmy Orth is the executive director of the St. Johns Riverkeeper; this year, the organization is celebrating its 25th anniversary as an advocate for and educator about the St. Johns River. Jimmy is a native of Jacksonville and grew up in the Mandarin area. He has a marketing degree from Florida State University and a master’s degree in Public Administration from the University of North Florida.

    By Martie P. Thompson Verified · Florida NewsLine

    Apr. 01, 2025

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Florida NewsLine

Florida NewsLine is a a family of community newspapers and magazines, including Ponte Vedra NewsLine, The CreekLine, Mandarin NewsLine, Players Journal, The Ocean Breeze, St. Johns Business Monthly, The Championship Spectators Guide (to The Players) and The St. Johns County School District Directory. We currently reaching more than 190,000 readers in Northeast Florida. The CreekLine is our oldest publication and the hometown newspaper of NW St. Johns County. Ponte Vedra NewsLine, first published January 2014, covers the fast-growing Nocatee and Ponte Vedra Beach area. Mandarin NewsLine has served as the historic Mandarin community's local community newspaper for almost a decade. The Ocean Breeze and Players Journal are the official newspapers of the Ocean Hammock Property Owners Association in Flagler County and the Sawgrass Players Club in Ponte Vedra Beach respectively. These two high-end neighborhoods offer outstanding opportunities for advertisers seeking to put their message in front of upscale consumers. Our publications offer economical, effective advertising coverage in high-growth, middle to upper-income markets. Subscription-free and delivered by U.S. mail to virtually every address in the most desirable neighborhoods on the First Coast (including gated communities), our newspapers deliver advertisers'​ messages to more than 90,000 mailboxes. We focus on providing news and information that keeps readers engaged and reflects the community they live in. Unlike coupon magazines, our newspapers are often saved and passed around, giving your advertising a coffee table life long after publication. Locally owned and operated, we know the market and are committed to providing excellent customer service. Let us know how we can help you!

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Founded: 2001