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The Gainesville Sun Education campaign needed Poor roadway design, careless and reckless operation of vehicles, and inadequate law enforcement all contribute to avoidable pedestrian and cyclist deaths and injuries. During this blame game, rarely do we read about the personal responsibility of pedestrians and bicyclists who routinely ignore traffic signals, crosswalks and rights-of-way. With the advent of the ubiquitous cell phone, social distractions have reached an all-time high. Walking and bicycling at night is loaded with additional risk. After dark, wearing a reflective item of clothing ...

When COVID came to town and the lockdown began in earnest, Seck37 picked up his paints and went to work on a blank wall ... perhaps for the last time. “The wall was donated, and I wanted to paint something bright and beautiful for Gainesville,” he recalled. “It was a complete ghost town and the streets were empty. Cops were asking me what I was doing. “I said I was painting a mural as a gift to the city just to keep everybody’s spirits up.” That “gift” was “One Love Gainesville,” a bold yellow and green composition of hearts and palm fronds that is still on display at the ...

The Gainesville Sun Contradictory message “‘We want everyone to vote, but we don’t want anyone to cheat,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said as he “proposed an array of voting changes” supporting legislation already introduced to limit Floridians’ opportunity to vote by mail. Why? Well, according to DeSantis, “We did it right.” Huh? While I wasn’t pleased with the results from Florida in the 2020 election, I am glad to hear that, “We did it right,” a statement largely supported by objective metrics. So why alter a system that works? Perhaps because those metrics also tell us that ...

DailyTrib.com Support Community Press You can show your support of a vibrant and healthy free press by becoming a voluntary subscriber. Subscribe Now Llano County Judge Ron Cunningham issued a disaster declaration for Llano County due to weather issues that had left more than 12,000 county residents without power as of 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15. Staff photo by David Bean As Central Texas Electric Cooperative crews and additional teams work to restore power, Llano County Judge Ron Cunningham issued a disaster declaration for the county. Cunningham reported...

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