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High Springs police chief resigns amid turmoil
HSPD Chief William Benck works in his office Wednesday afternoon. Benck submitted his resigation effective the first week of February.
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High Springs picks attorney amid controversy
FULL STORY in Jan. 26 printed edition of Alachua County Today.
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Keeping the dream alive Alachua’s 7th Annual MLK Celebration
Forty-eight years after Martin Luther King Jr., delivered his original "I Have a Dream" speech, his ...
High Springs attorney, engineer resign
HIGH SPRINGS – Both City Attorney Tom DePeter and engineering firm Jones Edmunds severed relationshi...
Mother, aunt arrested in Newberry boy’s death
L-R: Valerie Owens, Alice Owens
NEWBERRY – Two women have been charged in the December death of...
High Springs police chief resigns amid turmoil
HSPD Chief William Benck works in his office Wedne...
Edward D. (Buddy) Floyd
Edward D. (Buddy) Floyd, 85, longtime Alachua resi...
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County’s small cities vital to area’s future
At a recent workshop sponsored by Plum Cree...
Closing Correctional Facilities Would Hurt Communities
By Rod Smith, Chairman of the Florida Democr...
High Springs Art Co-op features Diane Blackford
Photo by LARRY BEHNKE special to Alachua County Tod...
Citrus greening costs $3.63 billion in lost revenues and 6,611 jobs, new UF study shows
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Gainesville Police Department investigating Dec. 9 attempted sexual battery/armed robbery
GAINESVILLE -- At approximately 10:09...
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