Newberry still wants to work with Alachua County to place a rural collection center in the city, City Manager Mike New said.
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GRACE Marketplace has taken steps to address the recent COVID-19 outbreak within the shelter.
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As construction crews prepare for a new phase of the road resurfacing project on U.S. 441, those traveling through Paynes Prairie should expect a traffic shift early next week.
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State law requires that all children receive immunizations that protect against diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, and other diseases to attend childcare centers or schools.
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The panel's first hearing on Tuesday was emotional, as four law enforcement officers who defended the Capitol that day gave firsthand accounts of being overrun, assaulted and harangued by rioters as "traitors."
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Newberry still wants to work with Alachua County to place a rural collection center in the city, City Manager Mike New said.
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Many individuals from South Florida are caravanning to the nation’s Capitol over the weekend to call on the Biden administration to provide resources to help Cubans in this crisis.
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The legislation, which Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law June 29, allows Florida to waive out-of-state fees for as many as 350 students each academic year – saving tens of thousands of dollars for each family over four years.
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Alachua County Animal Services Director Ed Williams says the department gets a lot of calls to pick up stray dogs after Independence Day and New Year’s celebrations.
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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 »The proposed closure date to begin the transition to permanent housing is after January.
Read More »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 »The data indicated people spent their checks on food more than any of the other nine predetermined categories, which included shelter and savings.
Read More »The artists began painting Dec. 5.
Read More »Graham Glover, public information officer for Gainesville Police Department, says people may be forgetting to be cautious of their valuables due to a change in their routines from the pandemic's strain.
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The program will begin in January.
Read More »Recently, a 13-year-old and a 15-year-old led Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies on a chase in a stolen car. ACSO Public Information Officer Art Forgey discusses how officers prepare for car chases like these.
Read More »The international and local students presented musical and dance pieces in a live zoom concert.
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Many non-profit organizations in North Central Florida got relief from COVID-19 struggles on Giving Tuesday.
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The Lede asked past interviewees and viewers what they’re thankful for this year.
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In this season’s final episode of The Lede, the future is bright as the holiday season approaches. There is a sense of normalcy returning as local stores prepare for Black Friday. A new vaccine is in the works to combat the coronavirus, and the transgender community is seeing an increase …
Read More »The Gainesville Fine Arts Association has reopened after the pandemic forced closure.
Read More »The new system will cost a total of about $20.6 million over 10 years.
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In this episode of The Lede, we’re looking at the ways people are giving back and preparing to celebrate the holiday season. We also take a look at the sports venue that is under talks with Celebration Pointe.
Read More »The Ocala City Council unanimously approved Mike Balken’s nomination to serve as Ocala police chief Tuesday.
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This episode of The Lede focuses on people overcoming the odds and coming together. We are discussing how a one-armed golfer and the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner became an inspiration to many. We are also looking at Tropical Storm Eta and a viral Facebook group bringing two generations together.
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In this edition of The Lede, we review Florida’s new minimum wage standard. We also take you to the Oaks Fair.
Read More »The storm's effects are still being monitored in Citrus, Hernando and Levy counties.
Read More »An agreement with Habitat for Humanity of Marion County will allow high school students enrolled in construction programs to build Habitat for Humanity homes.
Read More »The PK Yonge football team was looking forward to its first playoff game in two years, but the school had to forfeit Friday’s game due to a positive COVID-19 test from someone in close contact with the team.
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In this episode, we take a moment to showcase veterans. We tell you about a petition to move all UF classes online spring semester, in lieu of Covid-19. We also have Tropical Storm Eta coverage.
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This week’s episode will focus on the election season and the holiday season. The Election Day aftermath continues as some states are still counting votes. We are looking at the role of mail-in ballots in the 2020 elections. Voter turnout has surpassed the records nationwide. We are also looking ahead …
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In this episode of The Lede, we explore news in Gainesville by looking at UF students’ reactions to the university’s transition back to in-person class for the Spring 2021 semester. People also say farewell to Felipe’s, a popular Mexican restaurant. Finally, we look into ABC’S newest Bachelorette, Tayshia Adams; the …
Read More »Local food drives are preparing to help families and people in need for Thanksgiving meals during the pandemic.
Read More »The amendment to raise minimum wage in Florida passed Tuesday. Experts and the attorney who championed the initiative weigh in on what this will mean for the state.
Read More »Despite COVID-19 concerns, many voters decided to vote in-person. Daytime polling locations experienced little to no wait times into the polls.
Read More »Alachua County voters were pleasantly surprised about the voting process on Election Day.
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This episode focuses on representation within the community. Elections are coming up. Different voting events in Gainesville, such as Souls to the Polls and The National Asian Pacific American Women’s forum, encouraged minority communities to head out to vote. We’re also looking at a sinkhole in Gainesville that forced several …
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In this episode of The Lede, we look into election season and how Florida will play a monumental role in determining the President. The Lede goes to our Nation’s capital to ask the people their opinions. Then, we venture back to the University of Florida to show how the Reitz …
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In this episode of The Lede, we’re taking a look at how people are taking action in their communities – from rallying in the streets to making Halloween safe during a pandemic. The Lede, it’s journalism on your timeline.
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at what voters can expect on their ballots this election season. We explore early voting in Alachua County and how students are adapting to their virtual classes. Finally, we hear about binge-worthy, spooky Halloween movies.
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at Breonna Taylor’s life. We explore how teachers are adapting and growing during the pandemic. We also tell the story of a student organization selling merchandise to help immigrants. That and more, in this episode of The Lede.
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In this episode of The Lede, we look at Rosewood and the efforts to make it a historical landmark. We explore election updates with a focus on local politics. Finally, we hear about binge-worthy TV shows.
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