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To several of the playwrights, producers and audience members of the New Works Festival, the return to live in-person theater felt like a return to humanity itself.
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Santa Fe College reported 54 positive COVID-19 cases from students and employees from Feb 8. to Monday.
Santa Fe College is launching a new STEM-focused charter school at the college’s northwest campus in Fall 2023.
Santa Fe reported 99 COVID-19 cases from students and employees from Jan. 31 to Monday.
Kathy Stewart’s 6-year-old daughter had done everything there was to do in Gainesville, from summer camps to preschool day trips.
UF Student Government paid Roddy Ricch $350,000 for his concert with Joy Oladokun Feb. 8.
Santa Fe College students and employees can get $60 for their COVID-19 vaccinations as of Jan. 28.
After one and a half years of construction, Santa Fe will open the doors of its campus expansion into downtown Gainesville by the end of the semester.
The Feeline Good Cat Cafe in downtown Gainesville reached its 200th adoption Jan. 23, seven months after its grand opening.
The Santa Fe Art Gallery made its grand re-opening Friday night after nearly two years of being closed, attracting more than just inspired young artists.
Alachua County Public Schools saw an increase in the number of new cases from Jan. 9 to Jan. 16, after a record number of new cases the week prior. However, these numbers could increase as parents and employees report test results from before the holiday weekend, ACPS spokesperson Jackie Johnson said.
Santa Fe College reported 195 positive COVID-19 cases from students and employees from Jan. 11 to Monday.
New COVID-19 cases among staff and students more than tripled after the first four days back in classrooms from winter break — and this data could be an underestimation, ACPS spokesperson Jackie Johnson said.
Santa Fe College reported 163 positive COVID-19 cases from students and employees from Jan. 3 to Monday. This is the first week the college has tracked cases since the return of students, staff and faculty from winter break, according to Santa Fe’s communication manager Jay Anderson.
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Santa Fe College reported two positive COVID-19 cases from Nov. 23 to Monday. Both cases were from students.
Santa Fe College’s food pantry, Saints Food Share, provides free baked goods for all students and employees every Monday morning. To create a more welcoming environment, the pantry will undergo renovations next month.
With his heart racing, chest pounding and eyes locked in, Anthony Arambula darted downfield, fighting for the ball. He gave everything for the sport he loved most: soccer.
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