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A variety of scenarios relying on solar power and batteries are now under consideration for future power generation by the Gainesville Regional Utilities board.
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Much of Northwest 23rd Avenue is in a crumbling state. “If you want to say on a scale of one to 10, how badly it’s needed? I would say 10,” said Ramon Gavarrete, Alachua County engineer and public works director. The project will move ahead later this year. (Julia Lejnar/WUFT News)Construction was to begin Monday, according to Alachua County Engineer and Public Works Director Ramon Gavarrete, but a 12-week supply chain delay will push the project to June.
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As road traffic increases for delivery drivers, foot traffic tends to decrease for small businesses.
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Local Gainesville business owner, Melanie Floyd, believes she found the key to success by creating an innovative business plan for her protein bar, Gainzville Hub, now nearing its second year.
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According to Visit Gainesville, travel and tourism are crucial for the health of the Alachua County economy. Tourism is Florida's primary industry.
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Florida will host five qualifier events before the 2024 Olympic summer games.
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Local businesses, such as consignment shops and furniture stores, are experiencing increased sales and foot traffic, suggesting a growing willingness among consumers to spend.
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Located in Midtown, across the street from University of Florida’s Library West, the area is a prime location for attracting students, faculty and hungry drivers looking to enjoy a meal served by a local business. Passersby can choose from DJ’s Cast Iron Burgers, Damascus City Food and Blue Boy Pizza, all parked in the space.
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Tony Breedlove, 64, is the co-owner and co-founder of Wildlife Art Creations, a taxidermy service tucked away in Melrose, Florida.
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To meet this demand, the city has plans to build eight courts at Tom Petty Park. Peter McNiece, project manager for the City of Gainesville, said it has been challenging to keep up with the demand.
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The only ice cream shop in east Gainesville is officially open for business. Totes Ice Cream opened at 1714 SE Hawthorne Road on Friday.
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For shoppers with dietary restrictions and ethical limitations, avoiding things like sugar, gluten and animal testing can be challenging. Sometimes even vegan options can leave a Valentine’s heart aching for more.