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Public interest growing in Gainesville's master transportation plan
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Jeanette Colbert, of Longview Drive in Gainesville, talks with the project manager for Pond & Co., Richard Fangmann, on Thursday evening at the second of three community meetings on the city’s transportation master plan. - photo by NAT GURLEY
With more details emerging about specific recommendations, Gainesville’s transportation master plan also is drawing more public interest. The second of three public open-house sessions on the issue attracted an instant crowd Thursday night at the Gainesville Civic Center, unlike the first one held May 8. People streamed through the doors of the Sidney Lanier Room to pore over a roomful of maps, fill out comment sheets and talk to officials.
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Man shot in leg on Catalina Drive in Gainesville
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