Williams says, “…Hollywood deals in sensationalism … although ARGO I think actually comes really close to being very realistic, but a lot of it is sensationalized. You know, I’ve always described being an intelligence officer in the field as being 75 percent pretty normal, 20 percent scary, and five percent just really scary.”
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Mimicking the wildly popular Villages retirement community to the South, Newberry residents may soon be able to cruise about town in their open air, environmentally friendly golf carts.
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Two hundred collectors participated in the 38th annual Collectors Day at the Florida Museum of Natural History on Saturday. Four share their collections' stories.
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Hundreds gathered outside of Gainesville's Hobby Lobby store on West Newberry Road Saturday in solidarity with the national Women's March on Washington.
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Hundreds of people lined West Newberry Road in Gainesville for the National Women’s Liberation protest in honor of the Women’s March on Washington.
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"I've almost been killed a few times," said one bicyclist.
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On Jan. 3, Eastside High School will become the 27th school in Alachua County to partake in the U.S. Department of Agriculture's after-school meals program, which reimburses schools for nutritious meals and snacks.
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The sheriff’s office will be monitoring the homes of the roughly 400 sexual offenders and sexual predators in Alachua County tonight to make sure they follow special Halloween restrictions.
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RTS doesn't serve Alachua, Hawthorne and Newberry students going to the MYcroSchool in Gainesville. But now those students can take public school buses.
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Ralph Rutledge of East Gainesville had four tumors on his vocal cords. Lung cancer. As a regular patient, he spent close to six hours a week on a bus.
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