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GNV News Wrap for Monday, Sept. 30

Topics covered in today's edition:

  • Hurricane Helene and recovery
  • Gainesville debris removal update
  • Gainesville leaders fear state, national anti-immigration rhetoric
  • Gainesville Pride Festival waves rainbows after the storm
  • Some Santa Fe College students haven’t received financial aid
  • Cat celebrity and possible scholar Tenders might receive an honorary degree
  • Krispy Kreme in Gainesville offers reward in donuts for lost logo piece
  • Verizon customers in counties affected by Helene to get free data usage
  • Local nonprofits amplify involvement for upcoming election season
  • Impact Duval aims to help residents of Duval neighborhood
  • Gainesville mountain biking gains traction
  • UF researchers design sustainable leachate treatment facility in Polk County
  • FDEP calls for public comment on springs protection
  • Cedar Key suffers major damages from Hurricane Helene
  • UF studies EV charging distribution, hurricane impacts
  • UF Police arrest, charge 14-year-old on school shooting threat
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Several public spaces closed due to Hurricane Helene - WCJB

Several public spaces in different counties will be closed because of Hurricane Helene.

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Hurricane Helene knocks out power to thousands, damages homes and vehicles in Alachua County - The Gainesville Sun

Helene made landfall just after 11 p.m. Thursday near Perry - about 100 miles from Gainesville - packing winds up to 140 mph.

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Helene inflicts 'tremendous' amount of tree damage in Gainesville - Mainstreet Daily News

No injuries reported in Gainesville. “It was a long night, but we’re all still here. There’s a tremendous amount of tree damage,” Gainesville Mayor Harvey Ward said in a Friday morning phone interview.

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Gainesville debris removal update: What residents need to know - 352Today

The City of Gainesville has shared that there will be a curbside pick-up for yard waste affected by Hurricane Helene.

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Gainesville leaders fear state, national anti-immigration rhetoric - WUFT

Members of Gainesville's immigrant community say they are worried about pre-election state and national anti-immigrant rhetoric despite the city's welcoming attitude toward immigrants.

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'Pride is everything': Gainesville Pride Festival waves rainbows after the storm - The Independent Florida Alligator

Despite week-long uncertainty, the Pride Community Center of North Central Florida hosted its Pride Festival on Sept. 28 from noon to 8 p.m. at Bo Diddley Plaza and on surrounding streets.

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Live Blog: Hurricane Helene recovery efforts underway across North Central Florida - WCJB

TV20 tracked Helene as the storm moved through North Central Florida.

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Gainesville baby, family survive after tree smashes through home during Helene - The Gainesville Sun

Their house has a tree through it, but Andrew Carlson and Betsy Riley of Gainesville are still grateful that no one was seriously hurt.

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'There's gonna be a void': Norman Hall's ancient oak tree fell during Hurricane Helene - The Independent Florida Alligator

Norman Hall's iconic, old oak tree fell after facing strong winds from Hurricane Helene.

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Hurricane Helene causes widespread damage but no deaths in Gainesville - The Independent Florida Alligator

The city saw 60 mph winds and power outages but escaped destruction seen in coastal areas.

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Must-see photos and videos of Hurricane Helene damage in Gainesville and Alachua County - The Gainesville Sun

According to the National Weather Service, peak wind gusts of 66 mph were recorded after 11 p.m. in Gainesville and the University of Florida campus

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Some Santa Fe College students haven't received financial aid. Here's why. - The Independent Florida Alligator

Santa Fe College students' refunds, the money left over after financial aid paid for tuition and other charges, has been delayed by more than three weeks.

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Cat celebrity and possible scholar Tenders might receive an honorary degree - The Independent Florida Alligator

Tenders the tabby cat could receive an honorary degree from the UF.

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Krispy Kreme in Gainesville offers reward for lost logo piece - WCJB

Store managers say they are offering five dozen donuts to the person who returns the 'Krispy' side of their sign along Northwest 13th Street.

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Broken power lines continue to litter Gainesville neighborhoods

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Biden declares major disaster declaration, tells Florida 'no resource spared' in response - The Gainesville Sun

Biden: "As the storm continues to track north, ... I remain focused on life-saving and life-sustaining response and recovery efforts."

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Resources available for those impacted by Hurricane Helene - WCJB

Helene hit Florida's Big Bend region late Thursday as a major category 4 hurricane, leaving behind catastrophic effects.

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Verizon customers in counties affected by Helene to get free data usage - WCJB

Verizon announced Thursday it would waive all domestic call, text and data usage from Sept. 28-Oct. 5. for those impacted by Hurricane Helene.

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Local nonprofits amplify involvement for upcoming election season - The Independent Florida Alligator

Getting Gainesville voters to the polls this election season is a priority for several non-profit organizations within Alachua County. To some, the November election is especially important because of the city and county referendums appearing on the ballot.

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Impact Duval aims to help residents of Duval neighborhood in Northeast Gainesville - The Gainesville Sun

Impact Duval is a coalition of 4 churches - Bartley Temple UMC, DaySpring Baptist, Open Door Ministries and Prayers by Faith Outreach Ministries

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Gainesville mountain biking gains traction

Students ages 10-19 can try out commitment-free starting Oct. 15.

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UF researchers design sustainable leachate treatment facility in Polk County - The Gainesville Sun

A team from UF's Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure and Environment believe the system can serve as a model for other counties.

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FDEP calls for public comment on springs protection. Residents say it won't listen. - The Independent Florida Alligator

Despite the fervent pleas of springs advocates, Tatum said he knew the state still wasn't listening.

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Cedar Key on Florida's Big Bend suffers major damages from Hurricane Helene - The Gainesville Sun

One day out from Hurricane Helene's record-setting havoc around Florida's Big Bend, relief workers, politicians and clean-up crews made a push.

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UF studies EV charging distribution, hurricane impacts - Mainstreet Daily News

Study published in Journal of Management in Engineering.

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UF Police arrest, charge 14-year-old on school shooting threat - WCJB

University of Florida Police Department (UFPD) officers arrested a young teen Sunday after he sent a text threatening to shoot up a local school.

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Gainesville teen arrested for potential mass shooting threat - The Independent Florida Alligator

A 14-year-old P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School student was arrested Sunday for sending a text message threatening to commit a shooting on UF's campus, according to a UFPD news release.

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