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​“The feedback we’ve received so far has been incredibly valuable,” Missy Daniels, assistant county manager, said in a press release. “We’re learning so much about the priorities and concerns of residents in Eastern Alachua County, and we encourage everyone to participate in these important conversations.” 

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​Officials in Alachua County have partnered with the Alachua County Environmental Protection Department (EPD) and the Parks and Open Space division to launch the “Routes to Roots” campaign. This sustainability initiative aims to offset the carbon footprint associated with travel by planting trees.

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​The Alachua County Commission will conduct its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 11, 2025. The meeting is in the Jack Durrance Auditorium on the second floor of the Alachua County Administration Building (12 SE 1st St., Gainesville). The meeting begins at 11:30 a.m. The evening portion of the meeting is canceled.

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​The Alachua County Arts Council is pleased to announce the fourth annual Artists Conference on Friday, April 25, 2025, at the Extension Auditorium (22712 W Newberry Rd, Newberry). The conference features a record 11 presentations on various topics of interest to local artists. Those interested in attending this free conference should complete and return a 2025 Artists Conference Registration Form by April 18, 2025. 

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​Visit Gainesville, Alachua County, in collaboration with the Alachua County Environmental Protection Department (EPD) and Parks and Open Space, has launched the “Routes to Roots” campaign, a sustainability initiative to offset travel’s carbon footprint by planting trees. The campaign invites visitors, residents, and businesses to contribute to tree-planting efforts, enhancing the local environment while supporting carbon sequestration.

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​"The feedback we’ve received so far has been incredibly valuable,” said Assistant County Manager and Forward Focus Team Lead Missy Daniels. “We’re learning so much about the priorities and concerns of residents in Eastern Alachua County, and we encourage everyone to participate in these important conversations.” 

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​“This lecture series is an extremely valuable addition to the study of African-American history,” said Alachua County Executive Liaison for Public Safety and Community Relations Carl Smart. “You don’t want to miss it.”

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