As students trickle out of the city after exams, streets are empty and the city of Gainesville becomes a ghost town. But instead of wallowing in the emptiness, there is a variety of events to be visited.
Read More »Florida’s python problem continues after amateur hunters, attention fade away
A state-run contest to kill snakes brought worldwide attention to Florida’s invasive species problem. But how much closer are researchers to a solution?
Read More »Gainesville’s cheeses and its country chemist
Do you love cheese? Have you tried it and are still undecided? Learn more about the people who make the dairy product available in the Gainesville area. From homemade batches straight from grazing goat milk, to importers who sell about 150 pounds out of their shop every week, and to the …
Read More »Expert teaches class on child custody as part of law library series
Samuel Patterson Stafford, a judicial hearing officer, taught a free class on child custody issues as a part of the Law in the Library series at the High Springs Library branch on March 15.
Read More »Local Frogs and Friends sessions provide children close look at amphibians
Frog and Friends classes are held the first Friday of the month at Morningside Nature Center.
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