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After years of planning, Alachua County cut the ribbon on Tuesday on two permanent housing facilities for people experiencing homelessness.
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Each year, as April 15 approaches, a growing number of young adults report feeling overwhelmed by the tax filing process.
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The League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum on Saturday for the three candidates vying for Alachua City Commission Seat 3.
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After hosting a candidate forum for Newberry City Commission races, the League of Women Voters of Alachua County is preparing to hold another forum on Saturday, this time focused on candidates in Alachua.
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Gainesville joined cities across the United States in hosting a “No Kings” march and rally on Saturday.
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Thousands of people, dogs and “frogs” gathered in Cora P. Roberson Park off Southwest Sixth Street on Saturday for the third “No Kings” protest.
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Sunday marks 53 years since the final U.S. combat troops withdrew from South Vietnam. National Vietnam War Veterans Day is observed on March 29, a day established to honor the 9 million Americans who served during the Vietnam War era.
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A years-long fight over who should control Gainesville Regional Utilities is moving closer to a conclusion after the Florida Legislature approved a bill reinforcing state oversight of the city-owned utility.
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The complaint alleged mismanagement and mistreatment of animals.
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“I have zero political experience,” Fishback said.
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James Fishback, a Republican candidate for Florida governor, spoke at a gubernatorial town hall hosted by UF College Republicans at the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom Wednesday.
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The Dunnellon City Council rejected a motion to seek an injunction against CSX over February's rail tie fire. But the city attorney says there may still be other legal pathways.