Today, Governor Rick Scott signed House Bill 7029, Education, into law. According to flsenate.gov, this will “enable students, beginning in the 2017-2018 school year, to attend any public school in the state, including charter schools, subject to maximum class size requirements,… read more
The sky is like an artist’s canvas — adorned with cloudy brushstrokes by day and splatter-painted stars by night. On occasion, meteor showers brighten up the night sky and make the canvas that much more exciting to look at. Among… read more
32-acre, Family-Friendly Depot Park Opening in Gainesville this Summer! BY CRA PROJECT MANAGERS NATHALIE McCRATE & CINDI HARVEY Photos courtesy of Ben Tobias and City of Gainesville Alachua County parents, brace yourselves for an onslaught of carpool requests and beautiful bluebird… read more
Before heart-shaped emojis and Skype video chats, before text messages, Snapchat and emails, instantaneously expressing your feelings was next to impossible unless you were standing face to face with your loved one. Long distance relationships had no option but to… read more
Your child’s class is going to the museum and they need chaperones. Are you going to volunteer? Are there specific requirements you must meet? Does your child want you to come along? The answer is yes, on all accounts. Spending… read more
