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Santa Fe College Earns 2021 Military Times Best for Vets Colleges Recognition
Military Times unveiled its Best for Vets: Colleges 2021 rankings, and Santa Fe College once again earned a spot on the list as one of the best two-year college options for veterans. Every year, Military Times sends surveys to colleges and universities across the country about programs for veterans and their families. The information is...
PBS NEWSHOUR SERIES: RAISING OUR FUTURE: AMERICA’S CHILD CARE DILEMMA
The Children’s Trust of Alachua County urges citizens to watch an upcoming important series on childcare. As our economy recovers, we know that our child care infrastructure remains in crisis. We must invest in our care system with our children’s futures at stake. Accessible, affordable, high-quality child care allows families to work and offers babies...
UF Health researcher says vaccination key to protecting against the coronavirus delta variant
The coronavirus continues to mutate and evolve, and the latest in a parade of variants is causing particular worry among infectious disease specialists. The delta variant fueled a devastating surge of cases and deaths in India, and it has proved highly transmissible while circling the globe, according to scientists. The variant has a small but...
420-Acre Research Community Coming to San Felasco
San Felasco Research Ventures has announced the development of a new mixed-use Research Community within the City of Alachua. Anchored by Momentum Labs, the 420-acre project adjacent to established and thriving Progress Park will be home to a major research community for science and technology companies. The strategic location neighboring the globally renowned Sid Martin...
Funding Available for Developers Building Affordable Housing
The Alachua County Housing Finance Authority (the “Authority”) announces the availability of funds and is requesting applications for the consideration of providing local government support for qualified multifamily housing developments which meet the goals of the Authority and comply with applicable federal and state law. The Authority has adopted the following guidelines to set forth...
E158: The Startup That’s Asking You To Turn Off Your Adblocker | Will Richardson of Admiral
How does great content get funded? For a majority of online publishers, the answer is ads they run on their website. But those ads have gotten clunky and a little bit scary. Animations slow down our website speeds and data tracking makes us worry about our privacy. Many people have turned to online ad blockers...
Butler to Host European Car Show in October
Calling all automotive enthusiasts! Save the date for the First Annual European Car Show Hosted By Butler on Saturday, October 23rd, from 9AM to 1PM. Butler Enterprises has announced the inaugural European Car Show in partnership with the BMW Car Club of America (Florida Suncoast Chapter) and Porsche Club of America (Florida Thoroughbred Region/Florida Crown...
LifeSouth New Donor Center Now Open in Jonesville
LifeSouth Community Blood Centers has opened a new donor center in Jonesville and invites the community to come by and donate blood. LifeSouth, the local blood center serving UF Health, North Florida Regional Medical Center and Malcom Randall VA Medical Center, welcomes donors to the new center in the Steeplechase shopping center, 14266 W. Newberry...
CDS Family & Behavioral Health Services Secures 1.2 Million Dollars to Build New Youth Shelter
CDS Family & Behavioral Health Services, a local nonprofit organization that has served the community for over 51 years, is celebrating a recent state funding allocation of 1.2 million dollars. These funds will contribute to the agency’s building of a new youth shelter to serve youth who are experiencing homelessness, have exhibited behavioral health concerns,...
E157: A Shoe Experience That Comes to You! | Betsy Suda of Suda's FitFoot
What do running, organic chemistry, and entrepreneurship have in common? According to Betsy Suda, they’re all about your willingness to fail. When Betsy came down to Gainesville, she expected to finish up her chemistry education and start a career as a professor. But with a mind for business, she found an unmet need and saw...