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One year after gang violence at an Easter Sunday event at TB McPherson Park left one woman dead, GPD spokesperson Art Forgey says the department is prepared for this upcoming holiday.
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Leatha Holder, current president of the Gainesville Woman’s Club, has spent the past two years leading the organization while helping expand its community partnerships and outreach efforts across Gainesville.
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Zero Waste Gainesville’s 7th annual Zero Waste Week, which runs through April 4, is designed to show residents where their waste actually ends up and how to reduce it.
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Muralist Jenna Horner unveiled a new mural at Eastside High School Tuesday as part of the Mindful Messages program, which aims to inspire students through the arts.
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Piesanos Stone Fired Pizza on West University Avenue unveiled a redesigned interior Monday, featuring an open layout, updated lighting and modern design elements.
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The University Air Center hosted the 10th annual Gator Fly-In Armed Services and Appreciation Day on Saturday.
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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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The "No Kings" protest in Gainesville drew people from all walks of life to Cora P. Roberson Park 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.