Worthmann Roofing Announces Event Celebrating Roof Giveaway
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Worthmann Construction, a local roofing, and exterior home improvement company, announces a celebration event for their 3rd Annual Free Roof Giveaway winner. Starting in 2019, Worthmann’s Free Roof Giveaway was […]
Natural product discoveries support drug discovery research
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When Jeff Rudolf is explaining his work, he turns to the kitchen. “Everyone knows the smell of a lemon or a lime. Most people enjoy mint or lavender. Those fragrances […]
UF reinstates vehicle-restricted zones
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The University of Florida reinstated a vehicle-restricted zone designed to improve pedestrian safety on campus on Jan. 9. The vehicle-restricted zone will be marked with signs and flashing red lights […]
Average annual consumer confidence at record low
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Consumer sentiment among Floridians fell slightly four-tenths of a point to 64 from November’s revised figure of 64.4. On the contrary, national sentiment rose nearly 3 points. “As the year […]
CHW Welcomes Andy Woodruff and New Ecological Services Department
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CHW Professional Consultants, a leading planning, surveying, engineering, landscape architecture, and construction services firm announces the enhancement of its multi-disciplinary team with the addition of an Ecological Services Department. Andy […]
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Needs Assessment Workshops
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The next date for the CIty of Gainesville’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Assessment Workshop is Thursday, January 05, 2023 | 05:30 PM to 07:30 PM. The Parks, Recreation […]
Now Accepting Applications For Leadership Gainesville Class #50
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LG is Florida’s OLDEST leadership program and is designed to identify, educate, and develop skills while examining key themes and/or issues affecting our community. Each year nearly 100 applications […]
2023 Saving My Alachua Calendars are Available
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The Alachua County Environment Protection Department announces that copies of the 2023 “Saving My Alachua” calendars are now available for distribution. The 2023 Saving My Alachua Calendar features winning artwork […]
Alachua County Forever Expands Lake Alto Preserve
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Alachua County Forever, the County’s environmental land acquisition program, has closed on the purchase of 2.58 acres from Lucretia Brooks. The closing involved the public-private partnership (critical to the County’s […]
UF archaeologists will study hurricane damage to key Florida indigenous sites
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The National Science Foundation has awarded emergency funding to archaeologists at three institutions to survey cultural heritage sites damaged by Hurricane Ian earlier this year. Researchers from the Florida Museum […]