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Santa Fe Police Chief Ed Book participates in the Fourth Annual "Run With The Cops" walk at the Santa Fe track. He is joined by fellow officers, Gainesville locals, students, organizations, and many more.
Santa Fe Police Chief Ed Book thanks a few residents from The Windsor Assisted Living Home for participating in the Fourth Annual "Run With The Cops" walk at the Santa Fe track Thursday morning.
24-year-old Billy Moody gives a big Gator chomp during his walk at the Fourth Annual "Run With The Cops" walk located at the Santa Fe track. This was Moody's second time attending the walk, and he was accompanied by fellow members of the "Life Transition Skills" organization.
Santa Fe Police Chief Ed Book participates in the Fourth Annual "Run With The Cops" walk at the Santa Fe track. He is joined by fellow officers, Gainesville locals, students, organizations, and many more.
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A security company is warning trick-or-treaters to keep an eye out while scouring for candy in Gainesville.
Shelley Gabay came to a psychic fair dressed in her ‘70s rock star fan Halloween costume looking for guidance.
The Santa Fe College student body president wants to pie a politician in the face.
Pictured is the Santa Fe College clock tower.
One of Santa Fe’s six campus locations will be receiving a multimillion-dollar expansion.
Life on the farm wasn’t easy for a young Chuck Clemons.
Jonelle Joseph wasn’t sure if she wanted to talk to people about voting Friday afternoon, but a free bagel drew her in.
Tomi Lahren said there’s a red wave coming.
An 18-year-old man was arrested Wednesday for shopping with his roommate’s credit card, deputies said.
Gainesville will be rid of any remnants of Hurricane Michael by Thursday afternoon.
UF students won’t be able to put off their midterm studying with a hurricane day off. Classes will continue as planned today.
3:30 p.m. - Classes at UF will not be canceled due to Hurricane Michael.
My political philosophy class was just discussing the concept of communal reciprocity, which is the theory that a society flourishes when its citizens care about one another, regardless of whether they get something in return. This theory could easily be implemented in our everyday lives, as students attempting to navigate college careers and newfound adulthood, or as active, functioning members of society.
Students can earn free goodies for their civic activism on Tuesday.
An image of ServeGNV, the new website to connect volunteers with nonprofits
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