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WUFT’s Charlize Ramos shows us a Tampa good Samaritan who honors the legacy of those who serves one headstone at a time.
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Christopher Kuster was paralyzed in a swimming accident at 21 years old. Now, he paints with the brush between his lips.
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This is the story of one man helping others and paying forward a favor he received years ago.
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One north central Florida girl gets to score goals on the soccer pitch, just like everyone else.
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A new Ocala car show on Sunday gathered vintage vehicles and displayed American flags around every corner in remembrance of those serving or who have served.
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The annual ceremony, “Honoring the Departed,” memorializes individuals who passed away in Alachua County and who were unclaimed, abandoned or unknown. This year’s memorial honored 58 people who were laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery in 2023.
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The Santa Fe Teaching Zoo hosted its 28th annual “Boo at the Zoo” on Thursday, a Halloween event where students turn the 10-acre zoo into a whimsical realm for families to trick-or-treat.
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Cora Roberson — a pioneering educator, civil rights advocate, and hidden figure known for her lifelong impact on equality, education, and the Gainesville community — was honored for her legacy at the Matheson History Museum on Wednesday.
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On Friday, Northeast 3rd Avenue in Gainesville was co-named Magnolia B. Jackson Street in her honor.
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