Published May 1, 2010 | 
Did you know that the Beaches Leader has an online edition called the SUN TIMES? You can view it on their website at: http://www.beachesleader.com/. Just click on the Online Sun Times Icon in the upper left hand corner. The Sun Times is in a PDF format and has an average of 15 pages of news and advertising for the Beaches area. The newspaper covers Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Mayport, Jacksonville Beach and Ponte Vedra Beach. The online Beaches leader website is nicely formatted and is non-cluttered as with the Jacksonville Times website. You can do some research on past articles but that function is somewhat limited.
The website has a calendar function for upcoming events, limited classified section, news, sports, entertainment and the obituaries. If you afford to pay for the newspaper to come to your house I would encourage you to do that as the Beaches Leader has been the newspaper for the Jacksonville Beaches area for over 45 years. They have been the voice of the beaches since June 1963.
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