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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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A Stroll For Mycology Deterred By Tropical Storm Elsa
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Critical Section Of Northeast 100th Avenue Washed Out By Tropical Storm Elsa
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Local Group Cleans Up Gainesville Rivers And Creeks In Summer Trash Tournament
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Tropical Storm Elsa To Push Through Central Florida Early Wednesday Morning
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Sustaining The Suwannee
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UF Study On Antidepressants: Can Be Good For People, Bad For The Environment
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GRACE Marketplace Continues To Address Recent COVID-19 Outbreak
GRACE Marketplace has taken steps to address the recent COVID-19 outbreak within the shelter.
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Gainesville City Commission Approves First Reading Of Open Container Ordinance
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Gainesville, Ocala Fire Departments Aid In Surfside Condo Collapse
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Judge Upholds Florida’s Ban On Gun Sales To People Under 21
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In Line With State and National Trends, Alachua County Crime Rate Dropped in 2020
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The Family Backbone: Friends And Family Reflect One Year Later On The Life Of Natisha Covert
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DeSantis Says Florida Will Help With Border Patrol
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Could College Athletes Profit From Adult Entertainment?
A “leading adult webcam company” is looking to cash in on recent changes allowing college athletes in Florida and across the nation to earn money off their names, images and likenesses.
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North Central Florida Housing Market Inventory Decreases As Prices Soar for Homebuyers
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A Stroll For Mycology Deterred By Tropical Storm Elsa
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Florida Ports, Travel Agencies And Passengers Await The Return Of Cruises
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Gainesville City Commission Approves First Reading Of Open Container Ordinance
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Falling Immunization Numbers Due To The Pandemic Could Threaten Children’s School Year
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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UF Health Shands Hospital Reports Highest Number Of COVID-19 Cases Since January
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Gainesville Doulas Deliver Babies, Comfort And — Sometimes — Final Goodbyes
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Florida Supreme Court Says No To Marijuana Ballot Proposal
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LifeSouth Community Blood Center Continues To Face Type O Blood Shortage
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Watch Live: Jan. 6 Insurrection Committee Holds Its 1st Hearing, Questioning Police
The select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol is holding its first meeting Tuesday. Scheduled to testify are four police officers, two from the U.S. Capitol Police and two from the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department.
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Capitol Rioter From Tampa Who Breached Senate Gets 8 Months For Felony
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As Nationwide Ammunition Shortage Continues, North Florida Gun Owners Feel the Effects
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Florida Population Boom Boosts Its National Political Clout
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Ex-Cop Derek Chauvin Convicted Of Murder And Manslaughter In George Floyd Death That Stirred Worldwide Protests
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How High Springs Residents Came Together To Stop A Waste Transfer Station
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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Alachua County Budget Increasing By Nearly $78 Million
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Gainesville City Commission Approves First Reading Of Open Container Ordinance
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Gainesville Doesn’t Meet Criteria To Be Certified As ‘Welcoming City’ To Immigrants. Two Proposals Could Help Change That.
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Alachua County Commissioners Give Final Approval To Celebration Pointe Sports Complex
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UF Cuban Community Reacts To Cuba’s Humanitarian Crisis
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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Gainesville Protests Show Solidarity With Cuban Citizens
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Watch Live: Biden Holds A Press Conference After Meeting With Putin
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‘Palestine Is Here’: Hundreds Gather In Gainesville In Solidarity As Middle East Violence Continues
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An Iranian Photographer’s Exhibition Opens At The 4Most Gallery
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Marion And Alachua County School Districts Announcing Plans About Masks For 2021-22 School Year
Marion County Public Schools announced that the district will begin the 2021-22 school year by …
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DeSantis Vows to Fight School Mask Mandates
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Alachua County Public Schools To Hire Additional Nurses To Help Mitigate COVID-19
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Falling Immunization Numbers Due To The Pandemic Could Threaten Children’s School Year
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Florida Education Board Approves New School Standards
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On Independence Day, Dependency And Fireworks Pose A Threat To Pets
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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It’s Kitten Season, And Shelters Need Your Help
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The Humane Society Of North Central Florida Holds Grand Opening For Thrift Boutique
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Tag Your Reptile For Free On June 12 At UF College Of Veterinary Medicine
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The Importance Of Urban Forests In Florida For Suburban Birds