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In the News: Biden in Florida, education task force tuition limits, Zimmerman judge and more

By on October 30th, 2012 | Last updated: October 30, 2012 at 4:24 pm

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Back and forth over wage theft ordinance issue continues

The Alachua County Wage Theft Task Force held a press conference Thursday to urge State Sen. Rob Bradley to reconsider sponsoring a bill which would block all anti-wage theft ordinances, including those for Alachua County.


Partender startup wins GAIN 2013 Fast Pitch competition

After an intense nine rounds of pitching his company to CEOs, Nikhil Kundra, founder of Partender, won the fourth annual “GAIN 2013 Fast Pitch” competition Thursday night.


Nine startup companies to ‘pitch fast’ during annual networking event

Gainesville Area Innovation Network will host its fourth annual networking event Thursday. “GAIN 2013 Fast Pitch” will give nine startup companies the opportunity to pitch their ideas to local entrepreneurs.


Gainesville restaurant sells soil back to farmers

Tempo Bistro to Go is one of 18 restaurants and other local businesses that recycle their food scraps in partnership with Gainesville Compost.


Home sales, construction recovering from recession

With home values in Alachua County slowly rising at an estimated rate of 5 percent and low interest rates for buyers, many local residents are deciding now is the time to buy a new home.


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