In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at UF’s celebration of Hanukkah, the latest in college football hires and the continuation of a long-standing Christmas tradition.
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Ruby Johnson, the 64-year-old homeowner, sat inside excitedly waiting for the students and volunteers to finish. She’s lived in the home since 1992 and can’t remember the last time her home received a fresh coat of paint.
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Residents at the Oak Hammock Retirement Community at UF are revisiting the past with the help of virtual reality.
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The Junior League of Gainesville will transform on Saturday Gainesville’s Trinity United Methodist Church into a store where everything is free for its annual Miracle on Main Street event.
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The Cold Night Shelter Program offers overnight housing for anyone in need when temperatures drop below 45 degrees.
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The first night of the eight-night celebration of Hanukkah began Sunday. Jewish organization Chabad UF hosted a menorah-lighting event Monday night to commemorate the start of the holiday.
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Since the 70s, Richard Mason arranged a magnificent display of Christmas decorations ever year. Now his neighbors have adopted the tradition.
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Today, The Arc of Alachua County is one of the largest nonprofit organizations of its kind in the county, serving about 300 adults with disabilities and providing them with resources so they can fully participate in the community.
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The Mortgage Firm is starting a new tradition for the holidays. It’s now a part of the Alachua and Tri-County US Marine Corps Toys for Tots campaign. This program is dedicated to spreading Christmas cheer to kids.
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at a local vigil held for Transgender Day of Remembrance, the partial lunar eclipse and Santa Fe Volleyball’s first state championship.
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