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WUFT Fanfares From Home Preview with Band Together’s Bob McPeek, Ken Block, Cathy DeWitt, & Rob Rothschild

July 3, 2020 Arts and Entertainment, Podcast, WUFT Host Interviews

WUFT's Fanfares From Home features several former Fanfares favorites performing like you’ve never seen before, including Billy Buchanan, Bears and Lions, the Savants of Soul, UF Health Arts in Medicine Musicians in Residence (Michael Claytor, Jason Hedges, Ricky Kendall, Sam Moss, and Cienna Wesley) Maestro Gary Langford from the Gainesville Community Band, and two unique videos produced this past May – one from the City of Gainesville called the Gainesville Sing-A-Long and Band Together.

Stuck At Home: What Is The New Normal In The COVID-19 Era?

April 7, 2020 Coronavirus, Florida Good

As the world shuts its doors to hide from COVID-19, a new sense of normalcy has emerged inside many homes.

COVID-19 Strains Emergency Personnel Nerves And Resources In Florida’s Rural Counties

April 7, 2020 Coronavirus, Law and public safety

COVID-19 has changed the way rural departments approach, evaluate and transport patients.

‘The Airplane Is Flying While Being Built’: How Those On UF’s Campus Are Adapting To Coronavirus Restrictions

March 13, 2020 Coronavirus, Education, Health and Science

Reporters set out to gather reactions to the unfolding situation from more than a dozen of those still finishing up in-person work and class meetings on Thursday.

UF Classes To Be Online Only Through End Of March

March 12, 2020 Coronavirus, Education, Health and Science

Joining an increasing number of schools nationwide reacting to the coronavirus outbreak, the University of Florida on Wednesday urged its student body to return home to their families for two weeks, and said all of its classes would remain online until at least March 30.

Alachua County Officials Monitor Need To Activate Full Emergency Response After First Coronavirus Case

March 11, 2020 Coronavirus, Health and Science

Alachua County Health Department Director Paul Myers would not share the specific number of tests, but confirmed that there are multiple pending tests.

Gainesville Votes 2020: City Commission District 3 Guide

March 3, 2020 Government and politics

Those who live in the city's District 3 will decide between incumbent David Arreola and challenger Jennifer Reid.

Gainesville Redevelopment Priorities Discussed In Final Workshop Before City Commission Presentation

February 20, 2020 Development

The new plan will set a course for the city department's intended revitalizations in blighted areas.

Gender Inequity Endures Among Highest-Paid UF State Employees

February 13, 2020 Education

In the past three years, gender disparity among the highest-paid employees at the University of Florida has changed little.

Gainesville Firefighters Get Raise And Paid Parental Leave After New Agreement With The City

December 19, 2019 Government and politics

The city recently ratified amendments to its agreement with the International Association of Fire Fighters.

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WUFT Fanfares From Home Preview with Band Together’s Bob McPeek, Ken Block, Cathy DeWitt, & Rob Rothschild

Stuck At Home: What Is The New Normal In The COVID-19 Era?

COVID-19 Strains Emergency Personnel Nerves And Resources In Florida’s Rural Counties

‘The Airplane Is Flying While Being Built’: How Those On UF’s Campus Are Adapting To Coronavirus Restrictions

UF Classes To Be Online Only Through End Of March

Alachua County Officials Monitor Need To Activate Full Emergency Response After First Coronavirus Case

Gainesville Votes 2020: City Commission District 3 Guide

Gainesville Redevelopment Priorities Discussed In Final Workshop Before City Commission Presentation

Gender Inequity Endures Among Highest-Paid UF State Employees

Gainesville Firefighters Get Raise And Paid Parental Leave After New Agreement With The City