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High Springs residents expressed their support to amend the city’s alcohol ordinance to allow the sale of alcohol at breweries on Sundays. Residents shared their views on the subject during a hearing regarding amendments to the Unified Land Development Code and small-scale alcoholic beverage production facilities at the Alachua County Commission meeting Wednesday.
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The High Springs City Commission rejected a controversial proposal to add a community development district to a Bridlewood subdivision following a lengthy discussion at a meeting on Thursday.
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Dawn Beachy, 70, a Gainesville native, spearheaded the project in hopes of educating people about the history of racial terror in Alachua County.
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Eight local amendments appeared on ballots across north central Florida.
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Hurricane Helene left a High Springs restaurant without power for three days, rendering its food supply unsuitable for human consumption. So the owners of Prohibition Pizza invited area pig owners to use it as animal feed.
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Whether it came from a dream, a love story or as a way to make money, these transportation companies share a goal to serve their communities.
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Poe Springs is the largest spring in Alachua County, and a beloved spot for kayaking, swimming and other water fun.
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Each recorded violation will be reviewed by the police before any fines are issued. The initiative will begin next school year and includes a 60-day community notification period, doubling the legal requirement.
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Tree farmer Joshua Milliken, 38, spends his days trekking through miles of trees both on the job and off of it.