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A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority Board cannot be dissolved until the outcome of its lawsuit against the city, even if voters approve the referendum on the November ballot.
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Florida’s official, private disaster fund will spend $1 million to help the state’s fishing industry rebuild after back-to-back hurricanes, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday during an announcement in the Gulf fishing village of Steinhatchee.
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Incumbent Citrus County District 2 school board member Ginger Bryant is the board’s longest-serving member in its history. She is retiring after 24 years.
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The School Board of Alachua County postponed its selection of an interim superintendent of schools at a special meeting on Monday and scheduled another meeting for Nov. 4 to continue discussing candidates. The board seeks to replace former Superintendent Shane Andrew, whose contract the board terminated on Oct. 15 after a 3-to-2 vote.
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The controversy over the possible development of a concrete batch plant in Archer has had an unintended consequence – an increase in civic participation by area residents.
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WUFT is putting together a voter guide for the 2024 general election. Find out who's running.
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Before redistricting in 2023, north central Florida was not included in the boundaries for the Florida U.S. House of Representatives District 6.
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In the race for State Attorney’s Office for the Eighth Judicial Circuit, the incumbent, Republican Brian Kramer, is facing a challenge from Democrat Yvens Pierre-Antoine, a criminal defense attorney.
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