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It was an emotional and action-packed Tuesday night as discussions in the district office board room discussed concerns ranging from budget to teacher morale.
This story was translated by Sofia Echeverry.
Public Defender Stacy Scott usually started her day with defendants’ first court appearances in the Alachua County Courthouse.
I would like to propose that UF allocates a portion of our per-credit-hour tuition fees to upgrading the internet routers for those professors who are expected to lecture online from their homes.
Rooms containing exposed piping, bedrooms without windows and faulty Wi-Fi awaited Jamie Schemmel when he moved in to Hub Third Ave.
Whether on or off campus, a strong internet connection is on every student’s back to school list this Fall semester.
This story was translated by Guamay Martell
Residents economically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic can now receive more money from the county.
Local music artist Azazus received his first hint at 2020’s rising adult subscription content when he noticed an increasing number of Venmo and Cash App usernames in social media bios.
Austin, 9, sits at his laptop. Besides his mom and the Internet's interruption, the day was good.
First day of school pictures look a little different this year.
I’m exactly one year and one day older than Kaash Paige. This seems important somehow. Maybe it’s because when you’re young, musicians and artists are the ones in the real world, much older than you, with life experiences you try your best to relate to. No one tells you this next part will happen, but then, as you transition from your teens into your twenties, instead of being windows into experiences you’ve never lived, some artists become mirrors that look back at the journey you’ve taken.
Kat Cammack
UF students have some big expectations to live up to following Bill Nye’s event Monday night.
This story was translated by Guamay Martell
Michael Perry was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana during his time at Santa Fe college. Thirteen years later, Perry still remembers feeling terrified that people – his grandfather – would see his mugshot without knowing the full story.
With all of the changes the world has endured as of late, it’s no wonder plenty of people have moved back in with Mom and Dad. And by plenty of people, I mean me. All this time spent around them allowed me to look at their relationship and consider it’s beginnings. As their story goes (which they love to tell), the two met at work. Dad asked Mom what she was doing later that day as to gauge how free she’d be for a work-related task. Her response? “Why? Are you taking me out tonight?”
School is almost in session in Alachua County Public Schools — whether students are present or not.
This story was translated by Guamay Martell
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