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Lightning strike kills cattle on Marion County farm, NWS says

ORLANDO, Fla. - A lightning strike killed four cows and a calf on a Marion County farm during severe thunderstorms over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Jacksonville and the farm owner. Lettelier Brangus, a private cattle breeding operation in northern Marion County, said the animals were...
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Woman charged with grabbing a knife during an argument and threatening to kill man

Nikia Shonquise Brown, 35, was arrested early this morning after allegedly picking up a knife during an argument and threatening to kill a man. The post Woman charged with grabbing a knife during an argument and threatening to kill man appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .
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Ocala couple seeking permission to keep mini horses on 1.5-acre property

A local family’s request to keep two miniature horses on their residential property will head to the Marion County Planning and Zoning Commission for review next week. Stefan and Cathy Mehrl have filed an application for a Special Use Permit (SUP) to house two miniature horses for personal, non-commercial use on their
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2 ‘street racers’ going 100 in 50 mph zone arrested: FHP

Two Florida men were arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol after being caught street racing at speeds exceeding 100 mph in a 50-mph zone along SE Maricamp Road in Marion County. Troopers observed Lionnel Manning Jr., 22, and Gary Krank, 40, accelerating parallel to each other during heavy traffic hours...
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As climate migrants flee Florida’s coasts, Alachua County prepares its welcome

Pamela Jones-Morton, 78, and Barbara Siebert, 79, built their house in southwest Florida's Estero in 2000 with the intention of growing old there. It was a fortress, even by Florida standards. Foam sealed the roof's plywood panels onto special joists, which were rebarred into cement bricks. If the house ever...
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Multiple roads closed: ASO asks drivers to stay off the roads if possible

Closures are on Millhopper Road, SW Archer Road, and US Hwy 441 in the Alachua area The post Multiple roads closed: ASO asks drivers to stay off the roads if possible appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .
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Regulators urge Central Floridians to conserve water during extreme shortage

The St. Johns River Water Management District is urging residents and businesses in northeast and Central Florida to keep conserving water, as the Phase III Extreme Water Shortage declared earlier this month continues. All of Flagler, Lake, Marion, Polk and Sumter counties are in an extreme water shortage, as declared.
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Tempers Continue to Flare During Gators Softball’s Super Regional vs. Texas Tech

Florida's winner-take-all Game Three against Texas Tech in the Gainesville Super Regional has seen multiple heated moments.
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Tim Walton getting destroyed by Florida fans after childish loss to Texas Tech

The Florida Gators were bested by the Texas Tech Red Raiders but the biggest takeaway may have been Tim Walton's less-than-ideal reaction.
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‘Everybody should know the truth’: Gainesville celebrates Emancipation Day

Growing up, Jean Kiner spent her summers working the muck fields in Zellwood, saving up money to ride the city bus into Orlando. She would shop along Orange Avenue before stopping at the Five and Dime for a Coke and a hot dog. But Kiner was not allowed to sit at the counter to eat.

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