Lawrence Laguna
Lawrence is a reporter who can be contacted by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.
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In light of recent terrorists attacks in the U.S. and abroad, many Muslim-Americans are living under a shroud of fear. The animosity thrust upon any and all practicing Islam can be daunting. For one Muslim student, the constant anxiety is exhausting.
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Gloria, a Tomistoma crocodile, retired from Virginia to St. Augustine Alligator Farm to find a potential mate. Gloria's species is one of five critically endangered crocodiles being held at the farm.
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A non-profit organization rescues abandoned dogs from the Middle East and finds them homes in the United States. Several of these dogs have found homes in Gainesville.
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Former Gator great Thaddeus Bullard is completing his challenge of 3,000 volunteer hours to the Gator Nation. Along the way, he stopped by the St. Francis House house to help serve food and mingle with the crowd.
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A 77-year-old Newberry resident has inspired other acts of kindness by helping families in need. She manages a food bank out of her backyard called Blessed Hope.
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In an effort to keep fans safe on game day, the University Athletic Association and the College of Engineering have partnered to have students develop brackets that will be used to fix seats in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
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Gainesville native D.A. Jackson has released his second short film based on Marvel Comics' superhero Black Panther which has gotten positive feedback from fans and movie festivals alike. Jackson and his crew at Workhorse Pictures have been honored with the opportunity to be panelists at Urban Action Expo in November.