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  • Due to declining honeybee populations, researchers are trying to help farmers find sustainable ways to pollinate their crops. Project Integrated Crop Pollination is being led by the Michigan State University and has solicited the help of the University of Florida.
  • A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
  • The idea of starting your own company or developing your own website can seem very daunting without some help. But, learning from someone who has done it…
  • The panther population is relatively small and they are often at risk for getting hit by a car. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is aiming to keep the panther population as safe and healthy as possible.
  • A recent rise in the mosquito population in Gainesville has raised concern for Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus (EEEV), a virus that is transmitted through mosquito bites. Though a human case has not been confirmed this year, experts urge caution.
  • Public Officials in Gainesville have increased their social media use in order to get important information to citizens at a faster rate.
  • A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
  • University of Florida's Heavener Hall will get a new ethical portal that will include three new quotes from Aristotle, Thomas Paine and Adam Smith. However, the existing Bible verse from Micah 6:8 that is inscribed on the courtyard's western arch will remain despite opposition.
  • The Florida Highway Patrol says additional sections of Interstate 10 could be closed at any time because of flooding from Tropical Storm Debby. This…
  • Rainbow Springs has seen an increase in algae growth, which is affecting the appearance and wellbeing of the important ecosystem. Tourists have noticed the bright blue-green water has darkened to gray, but plans created by experts may take years to be put into place.
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