Winn Dixie Stores News Archives

Wi-LAN Inc. , a leading technology innovation and licensing company, has announced that it has signed a six year licensing agreement with Zonet USA Corporation relating to Wi-LAN's Wi-Fi patents. via Monitor Today

“We want kosher consumers to feel comfortable and confident when shopping their neighborhood Winn-Dixie”

Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. has partnered with a nonprofit agency dedicated to kosher issues to offer a Passover directory free to customers. via Jacksonville Business Journal

Many Jewish shoppers follow increased kosher guidelines during Passover, and without the proper guidance, this can make a normal shopping trip very confusing. via Earth Times

“Winn-Dixie and Kellogg's are committed to helping neighborhoods and families grow”

Three companies have teamed up to donate $20,000 worth of Lowe's gift cards to Beaches Habitat after tools worth that much were stolen from one of the affordable home ministry's work sites. via Jacksonville.com

“Nobody seems to know there's an election going on”

The last time this city held a special election in 2005, a mere 45 votes determined the winner. So when polls open here on Tuesday, a dozen candidates know that every ballot can make a difference in their bid to replace suspended Commissioner Fitzroy Salesman, whose term expires in a year.

'With 12 candidates, the actual winner is going to win by a very, very small amount of votes,' said Elections Office spokeswoman Mary Cooney.

It's the second time in less than three years that voters are heading to the polls to choose a replacement for Salesman. In December, Gov. Charlie Crist suspended Salesman , who is accused of pulling a gun on a fellow shopper at a Winn-Dixie supermarket the night before Thanksgiving. Read more

Instructions to access the Webcast of the presentation can be found at www.windstream.com/investors. The public can access the presentation via the Investor Relations portion of the Web site on the day of the ... via PR-inside.com

“No one knows how I felt that day when I was threatened.”

Suspended Miramar Commissioner Fitzroy Salesman said Friday he hopes a jury will acquit him and people will eventually forgive him once they learn why he pulled a handgun on a fellow supermarket shopper on Thanksgiving Eve.

'I was fearful for my life,' Salesman, 51, told Broward Circuit Judge Martin Bidwill during an arraignment where he pleaded not guilty to aggravated assault with a firearm.

Outside the courtroom, Salesman said shopper Lazavius Hudson, 18, used a racial slur and threatened to beat him up during a confrontation at Winn-Dixie, 3108 S. University Drive. Read more