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  • December 28, 2001
  • An attorney advocates for Dominicans of Haitain descent stripped of their citizenship.
  • A portrait of Beatrice Vio, a Paralympic fencing champion.
  • River from Rockies to near Sea of Cortez
  • An award-winning film that exposes the cost of opposing Vladimir Putin.
  • WGCU offers radio, TV programming for Veterans Day 2022
  • Hurricane Helene dropped an unheard-of 40 trillion gallons of water, creating a water quality and quantity crisis on the ground in inland states affected by the Category 4 storm that made landfall in Florida. Part One of WGCU's Water Quality Report: Hurricane Helene Special Edtion
  • According to the U.S Census Bureau, seniors are expected to make up over 20% of the country’s population by that year, and that percentage will be considerably higher here in Florida where 21.3% of the population is already over 65. This means considerably more seniors are going to require assistance from senior living communities, and there is already a shortage of staff in this country to handle the current levels at existing facilities. Our guest says technology is going to have to be the key to making sure the system can handle the growth.
  • A Southwest Florida YMCA recently spent more than a quarter of a million dollars to update its facilities for the nation’s fastest-growing sport many have…
  • November 23rd is National Espresso Day. Espresso is a main ingredient in your morning latte, or if you’re feeling adventurous, your solo or doppio--to get…
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