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>> and this is from an administration, a republican administration, the governor of florida, governor desantis, who is basically a no government guy, government get out of our lives and yet here you have the government of the state of florida threatening to take the funds from superintendent simon. dr. simon, could you please help us out here in furthering the definition of the hope scholarship? it's our understanding that the hope scholarship is offered to parents as an option to sending their child to schools in your district wearing a mask. it's an option for them to take advantage of the h...

Others. as our school board chair has put it, better a loss of funding than a loss of lives. and superintendent carly simon joins us now. dr. simon, thank you for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. so your calculus here is no mystery. you want to keep your kids safe, there's a spike in your community and masks will help you to do that. how much did you consider? how much weight did you put in the threat from governor desantis that he would take away funding and now saying he may trim the salaries of people like you who put in mask mandates? >> obviously i thought about it, i shared ...

Callers comment on the absence of the Memorial Mile's tombstones, school district reorganization plans and more

Callers comment on the absence of the Memorial Mile's tombstones, school district reorganization plans and more The Gainesville Sun © [Brad McClenny/The Gainesville Sun] Randy Kaufman, an Army veteran of the Vietnam War, walks past the personalized tombstones in the annual Memorial Mile set up by Veterans For Peace along Northwest Eighth Avenue in Gainesville in 2019. What's on your mind? Call Sound Off, our weekly column of community comments, at 352-337-0368.  • I went with my dog to walk the Memorial Mile and read the names on the tombstones, and was very disappoint...

Published: 11:59 AM April 20, 2021    Updated: 2:44 PM April 20, 2021 The approach to Coopers Lane, off the B1437 Church Road in Kessingland. Picture: Mick Howes - Credit: Mick Howes Police have slammed revellers after shutting down an illegal rave on a village field that was attended by up to 100 people. Officers discovered an unlicensed music event in Kessingland, near Lowestoft over the weekend. The unlawful event is understood to have started on Saturday evening (April 17) in an area "in the vicinity of Coopers Lane" in Kessingland. With Suffolk Police alerted in the early hours of S...