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Watch how professional track athlete Pjai Austin plans to complete his goals by training for the 2024 Olympics in Gainesville, FL.
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Soldiers Freedom Outdoors owns and runs Camp Freedom, offering a safe haven for veterans to heal in the outdoors. It’s a nonprofit that aims to provide nature therapy to veterans from all walks of life by hosting no-cost retreats.
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The Florida Public Archaeology Network hosted a two-day Cemetery Resource Protection Training conference. WUFT’s Noelimary Suarez reports a number of groups attended the event including local descendants, caretakers and historians.
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The community recently faced a setback with the loss of its only certified shelter, leaving many vulnerable individuals without a safe haven.
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Keith Carson, 66, gets to live the life most children dream of. As a full-time pirate entertainer — instead of pillaging towns and taunting girls and boys — he uses his powers for good.
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MJM7, a Catholic family band from Effingham, Illinois, was started in 2012 by Michael James Mette, a 44-year-old musician.
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The proceeds from the event go to a non-profit called Florida Cares.
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The community held its 3rd annual event at the Town of Micanopy Ballpark.
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Edwina Hurst, 41, is the experiential learning and campus inclusion manager at the Career Connections Center at the University of Florida.
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Before the first free youth hockey clinic in 2023, options to learn to play hockey in Gainesville were sparse.
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Dreams came true for four different pageant contestants on Saturday evening in the auditorium of Eastside High School.
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The Miss Gainesville and Miss Ocala pageant was held Saturday evening in the auditorium of Eastside High School. Fifteen contestants took the stage with the hopes of capturing one of the coveted titles being offered.