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Enota elementary reopens with fanfare on Gainesville schools' first day
Relief, joy greet $19 million project replacing old building on same site
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Students and parents stop to touch the rock at Enota Multiple Intelligences Academy Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2018, on their way to school on the first day of classes for Gainesville City Schools. - photo by Scott Rogers | The Times
Principal Wesley Roach expected a few hiccups with the opening of the new Enota Multiple Intelligences Academy on Wednesday, Aug. 8 for the first day of the 2018-19 school year. “You go into a project like this with excitement and apprehension all at the same time,” he said. Kicking off a new school year always comes with challenges, but Enota’s teachers, staff, students and their families have faced more than their fair share over the last year.
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Two pedestrians hit by car, one in critical condition after wreck on Academy Street
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A wheelchair was flipped over in the road Monday, April 21, on Academy Street near Bradford Street in Gainesville. - photo by Nick Watson
Two pedestrians were hit by a vehicle Monday, April 21, on Academy Street, leaving one in critical condition, police said.
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