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Gainesville proposal would legalize public drinking

The current law that was passed as an emergency measure during the pandemic last September allows outdoor public drinking, and allows businesses to serve alcohol in public and outdoor spaces. The goal was to support restaurants during the COVID-19 pandemic, not only boosting their sales but keeping customers outside instead of clustering them indoors where they were more likely to spread or contract the virus.  Commissioners say the temporary law hasn’t resulted in any problems so there is no reason not to keep it on the books. While some Florida beaches allow drinking, permitting beer, wine or cocktails to be consumed outdoors on public property is rare in municipalities anywhere in the nation. State law continues to forbid drinking alcohol inside a vehicle on the road. 

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Celebrate Black History Month on a full stomach - The Independent Florida Alligator

Celebrate Black History Month on a full stomach Black-owned restaurants to support in Gainesville Graphic of Black-owned restaurants in Gainesville Photo by Aubrey Bocalan | The Independent Florida Alligator Food, culture and community-building are indivisibly intertwined in Gainesville. In honor of Black History Month, the Avenue has compiled a list of some of the Black-owned restaurants, food trucks and cafés in Gainesville.  Bone of my Bone BBQ  When it comes to barbecue, Allen Craig lives by a single motto: “Good ribs don’t need sauce.” Craig and his business partner, Akim Lettsome, started the food truck Bone of my Bone BBQ LLC in 2017. With four years of experience serving barbecue to the Gainesville community, Craig said his

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