A 65-foot-wide, mile-long, underground wall in Gainesville? Co-hosts Seth Johnson and Lillian Hamman discuss top headlines and how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans a Superfund remediation.

Stories mentioned:

• Feds to build mile-long wall underneath contaminated Gainesville Superfund site.
  • https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/govt-politics/contaminated-gainesville-superfund-site
• School Board of Alachua County approves Citizens Field purchase, renovation.
• GRU Authority to remain in charge after Florida appeal court ruling.
• Gainesville officially celebrates $25 million Choice Neighborhoods grant.
• Williston dad leads nationwide Super Dad contest.

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Music courtesy Gainesville's Now Leaving Space.

A new wave of website compliance lawsuits hit Gainesville. Co-hosts Lillian Hamman and Seth Johnson talk about similarities and differences to the ADA lawsuits they covered last year.

Stories mentioned:

• Roam towing in Gainesville to end starting January 2027 (https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/govt-politics/roam-towing-end-gainesville-january-2027)
• Tara Forest developer sues Alachua for up to $10 million (https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/govt-politics/tara-forest-developer-sues-alachua)
• Alachua County codes violations to cost Majestic Oaks $278,000 (https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/news/local/alachua-violations-majestic-oaks-apartments)

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Music courtesy Gainesville ska band Now Leaving Space.

Co-hosts Seth Johnson and Lillian Hamman discuss top headlines and feature stories in Alachua County, including an in-depth update on what happened to the 10 Hitchcock's Markets stores that closed last year.

Stories mentioned:

• One year later: What’s the status of Hitchcock’s Markets’ 10 former stores?
• Alachua County adopts rollback rate to fund 2026-27 budget.
• Krishna To Go brings Krishna Lunch meals back to UF’s campus.
• Bankruptcy judge indicates The Frazer School should own its Gainesville building.
• 2026 UF/IFAS Peanut Butter Challenge to start on Sept. 30.
• Comic: Gators face Ole Miss after 3-0 start.
• Greater Gainesville gets garbage collection reshuffle on Oct. 1.

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Music courtesy Gainesville's Now Leaving Space.