The Alachua County Commission will continue to work with Alachua County Animal Services to explore the proposed solutions.
Read More »Lafayette County Businesses Resist Wearing Masks As COVID-19 Cases Surge
Lafayette County now has the highest number of cases in the state, with 18,024 known cases per 100,000 people, according to usafacts.org.
Read More »Science Lab For Marion County Public School Students Anticipated To Open Spring 2021
The Public Education Foundation of Marion County received a $2,000 grant from AT&T which will support the creation of a science center at Silver River Museum.
Read More »The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission To Hold Expert Panel Discussion On Shark, Fisher Interactions
WUFT · FWC To Hold Expert Panel Discussion On Shark, Fisher Interactions According to the Marine Fisheries Management, there have been increasing reports of shark predation on fishermen’s catch, where sharks will partially or completely consume an animal caught by fishing gear before it can be brought on board. The …
Read More »Application Deadline For COVID Relief For Utilities, Rent And Mortgage Extended To Friday In Gainesville And Alachua County
With the COVID Relief Fund, people can receive financial aid for utilities, rent and mortgage payments via their cities and counties. The application deadline was extended to Friday in Gainesville and Alachua County.
Read More »Santa Fe College Receives Largest Single Donation Of $40 Million From MacKenzie Scott
Scott has given over 4.1 billion dollars to 384 organizations to support people suffering economic effects of the pandemic, including Santa Fe College.
Read More »County Approves $2.16 Million Purchase Of Motel To Convert To Affordable Housing For Homeless
The proposed closure date to begin the transition to permanent housing is after January.
Read More »Committed: How A 6-Year-Old Revealed Florida’s Dysfunctional System of Baker Acting Kids
The Baker Act was not designed for kids. Yet over the past few years, the number of children who are being sent for involuntary psychiatric evaluations has increased.
Read More »COVID Vaccine Trial Participant, Distributor Share Their Perspectives
UF Study Sheds Light On Spending Choices During Pandemic
The data indicated people spent their checks on food more than any of the other nine predetermined categories, which included shelter and savings.
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