Andrew Caplan is a projects reporter for The Gainesville Sun, focusing on local news in Gainesville, Florida. His articles cover a range of topics, including education, local government, and community events. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and the Herald-Tribune Media Group.
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Andrew Caplan's coverage focuses predominantly on local government and education in the Gainesville, Florida area. His articles often cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulation related to school district rezoning and superintendent search.
Given his focus on local government and education topics such as school district issues, rezoning plans, and superintendent matters in Gainesville, Florida; he may be interested in receiving pitches from local experts including educators, administrators or officials directly involved with the covered events. Additionally, individuals with expertise in educational policy or law at a regional level could provide valuable insights for Andrew's coverage.
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By: Andrew Caplan
The four-member board nearly saw its second departure in as many months after one member couldn't add a series of topics to the predetermined agenda.
By: Andrew Caplan
Despite Superintendent Shane Andrew publicly denying bringing a Bible into a meeting and referencing scripture, the district now admits it happened.
By: Andrew Caplan
District leadership is also proposing a series of magnet school changes that take 50% of students from outside its zone and those with lower GPAs.
By: Andrew Caplan
Beginning in 2018 and continuing over the past six years, Alachua County and hundreds of community members have embarked on a Truth and Reconciliation
By: Andrew Caplan
The Alachua County Historical Commission found 46 lynchings occurred here between 1867 and 1926, the most of any county in Florida.
By: Andrew Caplan, Samuel Markel, Brian Montgomery
On March 12, 2024, Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael Hsu indicated in a speech that regulations may soon be forthcoming that would be designed to bolster larger depository institutions’ ability to withstand disruptions to their critical operations. If enacted, these regulations would require covered financial institutions (and by extension, their third-party service providers) to satisfy operational resilience requirements at a level of granularity that has previously been absent from United States financial regulations.
By: Andrew Caplan, Brian Montgomery, Gabby Torres
On July 25, 2024, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (FRB), Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and Office of the...
By: Andrew Caplan
The Alachua County Emergency Operations Center is staffed around the clock during major events such as hurricanes.
By: Andrew Caplan
The punk rock band will now join the likes of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Laura Jane Grace as recipients to the keys of Gainesville. The band members recently sat down to discuss their upcoming anniversary shows and to reflect on their storied history. (
By: Andrew Caplan
The county has supported Fest for the last eight years, contributing $150,000 in bed tax dollars — funds that come from visitors to Alachua County.
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