Maria Avlonitis
Maria is a reporter for WUFT News who can be reached by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.
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El marketing de Costa Rica como un destino de lujo ecológico está dejando a los locales fuera del mercado.
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Florida alcanzó un récord de 142.9 millones de visitantes en 2024. Los guías de naturaleza del estado y otros expertos en ecoturismo dicen que se podría hacer mucho más para proteger lo que realmente atrae a la gente aquí.
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The city has worked on improving pedestrian safety for years, though close calls still happen.
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Through the rain and sunshine, Gainesville joined the nationwide cry for justice during the “No Kings” protest today.
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Three million people have their electricity shut off every year in the U.S. because they cannot afford to pay the monthly utility bills. With summer coming soon, others with limited resources will face similar challenges.
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The marketing of Costa Rica as an eco-luxury hotspot is pricing out locals.
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Florida drew a record 142.9 million visitors in 2024. The state’s nature guides and other ecotourism experts say it could do a lot more to protect what draws them here.
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The City of Gainesville plans to make renovations to the downtown Streatery, a stretch of Southwest 1st Avenue that has been closed off to traffic since September 2020.
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Gainesville Regional Utilities is conducting an inventory of its water service lines to ensure none are made of lead following recent rule changes by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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As egg prices have gone up, some Florida residents are crowing about raising their own chickens.