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The Williston General Hospital will remain in operation after paying off its utility debt.
Read More »The Point, April 1, 2019: The Strangest Stories From Florida (So Far) In 2019
These are the most bizarre Florida headlines our team has spotted during the first quarter of 2019.
Read More »The Point, March 29, 2019: The Conclusion Of The Santa Fe Zoo Animal Theft Case
Two men charged with stealing 11 animals from the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo last year have received probation sentences.
Read More »The Point, March 28, 2019: Florida House Begins Discussion Of Suncoast Parkway Extension
The state House today will begin discussing the Senate president's proposal for the Suncoast Parkway extension, which could run through this part of the state.
Read More »The Point, March 27, 2019: Continued Flooding Concerns Those Living In Hills Of Santa Fe
As hurricane season approaches, some Gainesville residents are fearful and frustrated.
Read More »The Point, March 26, 2019: The Toxic Toads Infesting Certain South Florida Neighborhoods
Recent rain and warmer weather have caused toxic toads to infest neighborhoods in Palm Beach Gardens.
Read More »The Point, March 25, 2019: Where Gainesville Students Are Learning To Code
Even though it's not yet part of Alachua County Public School's actual curriculum, some Gainesville students are learning to code through other opportunities.
Read More »The Point, March 22, 2019: Florida Man Pleads Guilty In 2018 Pipe Bomb Case
Caesar Sayoc pleaded guilty Thursday to mailing bombs to some of Donald Trump's critics, competitors, and news media organizations.
Read More »The Point, March 21, 2019: What Andrew Gillum Had In Mind For His ‘Special Announcement’
No, Gillum didn't announce he's running for president, but rather attempting to register 1 million new Florida voters.
Read More »The Point, March 20, 2019: Lauren Poe Wins Second Term As Gainesville Mayor
Poe earned 7,158 votes, totaling 61.8 percent. Adrian Hayes-Santos was also re-elected Tuesday night.
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