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Having network issues? Alachua County's IT Department is replacing the system - Vimarsana News

Having network issues? Alachua County's IT Department is replacing the system

Alachua County's network was down on Monday. Now the county is replacing the entire system.

Source: wuft.org
Alachua County commissioners decided to continue giving out $25 gift cards to people who get vaccinated - Vimarsana News

Alachua County commissioners decided to continue giving out $25 gift cards to people who get vaccinated

The Alachua County Commission voted to extend its vaccination incentives another month after a successful first month of the program.

Source: wuft.org
Over 65? Under 18? You can ride Gainesville RTS buses for free through September 2022 - Vimarsana News

Over 65? Under 18? You can ride Gainesville RTS buses for free through September 2022

Although the program ends next year, one city commissioner said Gainesville leaders may consider renewing the service again.

Source: wuft.org
'People look at Connacht down the end of their nose' - Friend responds to comments by Bulls boss - Vimarsana News

'People look at Connacht down the end of their nose' - Friend responds to comments by Bulls boss

The province have also confirmed the signing of Samoa international loosehead Tietie Tuimauga.

Source: the42.ie
North central Florida counties are seeking to join the state's opioid settlement - Vimarsana News

North central Florida counties are seeking to join the state's opioid settlement

Several counties in the region have told the state they want a share of funds dispersed in a national lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies responsible for producing, distributing and advertising opioids.

Source: wuft.org