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Alachua County School Board members announce new campaigns following controversies

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - After public spats with state leaders this school year, two Alachua County School Board members have announced their plans to run for office in 2026, but in different positions. Tina Certain, the District 1 school board member, announced that she will run for the Alachua County...
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These Florida Buffets Serve Fried Chicken That’s Truly Worth The Trip

Golden, crispy, and seasoned to perfection, fried chicken is a comfort food that brings people together like nothing else. Florida’s buffet scene is bursting with hidden gems where locals flock for plates piled high with this Southern staple. From family-run spots to beloved community favorites, these buffets prove...
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Ocala man wins $15 million prize from scratch-off purchased at Circle K

An Ocala man claimed a $15 million prize from a scratch-off that he purchased at a local gas earlier this year. David Keith Rubin claimed the grand prize on June 18 for a winning $15,000,000 Gold Rush Multiplier scratch-off game. Rubin purchased the winning ticket at the Circle K located at 5201 S Pine Avenue in...
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Attorneys to host educational meetings on rail-trail conversion near High Springs

Attorneys from Lewis Rice will host educational meetings in Alachua on Monday, December 15, and Wednesday, December 17 to discuss the potential compensation claims for landowners whose property lies along a proposed rail-trail conversion that would turn 1.4 miles of a former CSX railroad corridor near High Springs...
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Health experts urge caution as rabies cases in North Central Florida increase: ‘Very dangerous’

Health departments in Alachua and Marion counties have issued multiple rabies alerts in recent weeks.
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Gainesville OKs ownership of 36 acres for new preserve, park in southwest

The city of Gainesville received 17 acres donated for a future preserve near the Oaks Mall and also voted to buy another 20 acres for a new neighborhood park and multi-use trail. The items came forward on the consent agenda of the city’s Dec. 4 regular meeting. Gainesville developer...
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Gainesville commission approves charter officer raises

The Gainesville City Commission voted to give 3% raises to its city attorney, city auditor and director of equity of inclusion, along with a 10% raise for its city clerk during a Monday special meeting. The City Commission also unanimously selected Commissioner Casey Willits as the mayor pro tempore for...
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Lake Shore Hospital Authority approves final pieces of deal to transfer hospital building to...

After years, the Lake Shore Hospital Authority approved the final documents needed to transfer the long-vacant Lake Shore Hospital building to Meridian Behavioral Healthcare.
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I am tired of people complaining about SR 200. It is not constructive.

After an influx of letters from Marion County residents who have criticized recent changes made to State Road 200, multiple readers shared opinions contrasting those. Here are a couple of those letters:. “I am so tired of seeing all these letters breach the level of worthy news and wasting valuable...
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Log Trouble: Police Say Gainesville Man Weaponized Firewood Over Friend Feud

Logs are amazing when you actually think about them. They keep you warm in the winter, they sit around bonfires for marshmallow missions, some people carve them, some stack them like tiny lumber Jenga towers, and if you’re really handy, you might even turn one into a cabinet. But one thing logs are not supposed to...

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