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Tree farmer Joshua Milliken, 38, spends his days trekking through miles of trees both on the job and off of it.
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Goats on yoga mats are not two things you see every day. But to 24-year-old yoga instructor Sydney Frost, the seemingly odd combination makes perfect sense.
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“I’m not an immigration officer; I’m just a pastor,” Rosado said. “We help them, protect them and make them grow their faith. But I know many people who don’t dare to leave their houses at night.”
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Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday signed a measure that will ease decades-old regulations on the hours that 16- and 17-year-old Floridians can work.
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Drivers and business owners were fuming over the weekend about a city commission decision to raise parking rates in downtown Gainesville.
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The Federal Trade Commission said scammers are using the names of real employees to deceive consumers.
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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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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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Two University of Florida students have created a local chapter of a national organization, to live out its mission of “no kids sleep on the floor in our town.” To qualify as a bed recipient, individuals must be the legal guardian of the child or children ages 3 to 17 years old receiving the bed.
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Gainesville eateries, like those across the country, continue to face economic challenges stemming from inflation and supply chain shortages.
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Governor Ron Desantis is awarding more than $6 million to communities impacted by Hurricane Idalia.