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GNV News Wrap for Friday, May 24

Topics covered in today's edition:

  • Gainesville commissioners approve ordinance allowing public to vote on GRU Authority’s fate in November
  • "Class of Her Own" to screen in protagonist's hometown
  • New GRU Authority Board members are sworn in
  • DeSantis appoints 3 to GNV-Alachua County Regional Airport Authority
  • Project YouthBuild graduates 24 students in Gainesville
  • New program for students interested in the space industry
  • Community Foundation of North Central Florida granting thousands for ‘Day of Impact’
  • Alachua County’s League of Women Voters hosts annual meeting
  • Napolatano's building headed for demolition to make way for new business
  • National Hurricane Center issues active forecast for 2024 season
  • Free speech groups say Florida misrepresents book objection law, causing mass removals
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Future of GRU Authority will officially be in the hands of Gainesville voters this November - The Gainesville Sun

November's ballot will ask Gainesville voters to decide whether or not to delete the article of the city's charter that created the GRU Authority.

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Gainesville approves GRU Authority ballot initiative - Mainstreet Daily News

Gainesville residents to vote in November.

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Gainesville commissioners approve ordinance allowing public to vote on GRU Authority's fate in November - WUFT

The ordinance allows voters to repeal Section 7 of the city charter, which establishes the GRU Authority. The vote will take place on Election Day, Nov. 5.

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Penn State faculty member's documentary to screen in protagonist's hometown | Penn State University

A Penn State faculty member's documentary will screen June 8 in the protagonist's hometown of Gainesville, Florida, as part of the city's "Journey to Juneteenth" Film Festival.

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'We're going to work for the best interest of the city': New GRU Authority Board members are sworn in - WCJB

Three of the board members are new. Mayor Harvey Ward's opponent in the last election, Ed Bielarski, is now head of the new board.

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New GRU Authority sworn in, discusses past, future - Mainstreet Daily News

New chair Ed Beilarski starts meeting with presentation on GRU's recent history.

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DeSantis appoints 3 to GNV-Alachua County Regional Airport Authority - Mainstreet Daily News

New board members include one Newberry, two Gainesville residents.

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Project YouthBuild graduates 24 students in Gainesville - The Gainesville Sun

Family and friends packed the room for the ceremony that was held Wednesday at the University of Florida Straughn Professional Development Center.

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UF, Space Foundation, Blue Origin and universities launch program for students interested in the space industry - The Independent Florida Alligator

The program will pair students with researchers and industry leaders in the space market.

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Community Foundation of North Central Florida granting thousands for 'Day of Impact' - WCJB

Officials are giving thousands of dollars in grant money to non-profit organizations.

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Alachua County's League of Women Voters hosts annual meeting - WCJB

After COVID, it's the first time in four years members of the political organization met in person.

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Napolatano's building appears headed for demolition to make way for new business - The Gainesville Sun

The beloved Italian restaurant off Southwest 75th Street in Gainesville ceased full operations in 2019.

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National Hurricane Center issues active forecast for 2024 season - WUFT

The official forecast for the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season was issued by he NHC and it calls for a very active season with the presence of La Niña and record-breaking warm sea surface ocean temperatures.

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Free speech groups say Florida misrepresents book objection law, causing mass removals - The Gainesville Sun

Take the Collier County school district, which has pulled more than 300 titles from its shelves.

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