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Read More »Nov. 4, 2013: Afternoon News in 90
A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
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A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
Read More »Oct. 7, 2013: Afternoon News in 90
A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
Read More »Sept. 23, 2013: Afternoon News in 90
A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
Read More »UF Mobile Outreach Clinic offers free colonoscopies
The University of Florida College of Medicine's Mobile Outreach Center will give free colonoscopies to low income and uninsured individuals. Director of Shands Cancer center gastrointestinal program Tom George talks about colonoscopies.
Read More »Five little-known facts about Presidents Day
Step one in being a Presidents Day expert: it doesn't have an apostrophe and it's not officially called Presidents Day.
Read More »Florida releases teacher evaluations, Alachua fairs well
In a report released Thursday, many teachers were evaluated based on a new value-added score method and reviews by the principals of their school. Many educators are in an uproar about the scores because of inconsistencies between districts and because many teachers have yet to be evaluated.
Read More »Judge rules on Scott’s prison health care privatization plan, sends to Legislature
John Cooper, a Tallahassee circuit court judge, ruled Tuesday that a plan for prison privatization must be approved by a full Legislature, rather than just a panel. Gov. Rick Scott plans to appeal the decision.
Read More »Health department, in wake of West Nile, urges locals to take precautions
Paul Myers, administrator for the Alachua County Department of Health, urges residents to take precautions around their homes to ward of mosquitoes, as well as when they are walking around at dusk and dawn. Three potential cases of West Nile Virus have recently been reported to the department.
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