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  • Once again, the St. Francis house is providing hot Thanksgiving meals to the homeless on Thanksgiving day. After the controversy over meal limits last…
  • Santa Fe College held an open house for its radiography program Friday to raise awareness for its program. Students are admitted into the program based on points and academic performance and will graduate from the radiography program with an associate of science degree.
  • The Pineapple Festival in downtown Jensen Beach included live entertainment, fried food, amusement rides, and the arts and crafts community. This 28th annual festival is a family-friendly event.
  • Hurricane Ernesto is now fading away into Mexico after making landfall late yesterday on the Yucatan Peninsula. But what about our chances to see a big…
  • Members of the local Hawthorne High School basketball team spend their Monday afternoons helping Chester Shell Elementary school students improve their reading skills as part of the Barbara Bush Foundation’s Teen Trendsetters program. Hawthorne High School’s head football coach, former UF and NFL player Cornelius Ingram, helped to get the athletes involved in the program.
  • Japanese officials have named Maru, a Shiba Inu dog, the new tourism ambassador for the Mie Prefecture region. That and more in 90 seconds.
  • Recent world news about Syria and Rick Scott’s statement to block the relocation of 425 Syrian refugees has led refugee resettlement to become a more high-profile issue. Refugees experience an extensive screening process when coming to the U.S. After coming through the state department, resettlement organizations are available to help refugees get assimilated into society.
  • Linda Piper, event coordinator for Gainesville Downtown Festival & Art Show and the Hoggetowne Medieval Faire, will retire in June. Piper, who has run these events for 22 years, looks forward to the next chapter of her life, which includes making more time for family, volunteering in the community and finding new hobbies.
  • Crystal River is often called the “Home of the Manatee”, but just how do you manage encounters with this endangered creature is at the heart of a debate pitting local dive shops against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. WUFT-FM’s Trent Kelly has more from the Nature Coast.
  • A new issue of ISIS online magazine Dabiq released a picture they say is of the bomb that brought down a Russian jet. That and more in 90 seconds.
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