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COVID-19: 97 new Alachua County cases Tuesday Alachua County reported 97 new coronavirus cases Tuesday and no additional resident deaths.  The county’s total case count now stands at 14,225, and the local positivity rate for new cases Monday was 8.45%.  Statewide, Florida added 9,415 new cases for a new total of 1,143,383 cases. The positivity rate for new cases Monday was 9.64%.  As of Tuesday afternoon, Alachua County hospitals had almost 14% available capacity, though most patients are ...

COVID-19: 89 cases, 2 Alachua County deaths Monday Florida’s first doses of the coronavirus vaccine were delivered Monday — and UF Health staff workers will receive their first inoculations Wednesday — but the virus still remains a threat in the immediate future.  The state health department reported that two additional county residents, including a University of Florida professor, have died of the coronavirus.  UF’s union, the United Faculty of Florida, shared that Michael Kuenstle, ...

The state health department reported a local positivity rate of 5.36% for new COVID-19 tests.

  If the government shuts businesses down again because of the pandemic, Mary Moyer might just give up. She’s tired of struggling, she said. Moyer, 62, has owned the only flower shop in High Springs for 15 years and worked there for 20. Thompson’s Flowers barely survived the Great Recession in 2008, and now the pandemic could cost it nearly 60 percent of its yearly revenue, the florist said. “It was dead quiet – except for a few funerals I had,” she said of when COVID-19 began wreaki...

As a vacation home there. this is typical furnishing from the weimar republic era. about it has a few modern touches like the slump or some of the earliest chewable or steel furniture produced in death so. thats awkward. time now for one of your travel videos this week micanopy now that he shared his journey through combo deal with us he started in the capital phnom penh headed to the coast and then man as a way to cull tons are in the so-called rabbit island oddly enough you wont find any rahma...

The incredible ways some are celebrating the fourth of july. >> reporter: in gatlinburg, tennessee, they love the fourth of july so much they start early -- real early. a minute after midnight, thats their tradition. in oxford, mississippi, the little ones showing their patriotism. in micanopy, florida, known as the town that time forgot, a convertible float and a throwback to simpler times. across the country, 15,000 immigrants are celebrating the fourth for the first time as american citizens....