Lillian Lawson is a journalist based in Gainesville, Florida. She writes for The Gainesville Sun, Yahoo News, and The Ocala Star-Banner, covering local news and events in the Gainesville area. Lillian's articles often focus on environmental issues, wildlife, weather, education, and community developments.
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Lillian Lawson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly related to the University of Florida and Alachua County. She is interested in education-related topics such as school closures, district rezoning plans, and university appointments.
Given her interest in announcements and expert commentary, she may be receptive to pitches providing insights from experts within the education sector or those with knowledge of local governance issues. Pitches could involve interviews with academic leaders or government officials involved in educational policy decisions.
Additionally, Lillian has a focus on transportation & logistics through her coverage of specialty license plates. Therefore, she might also be open to stories involving innovative transportation initiatives or developments relevant to Gainesville or Alachua County.
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By: Lillian Lawson
Gainesville Sun The University of Florida Gator Marching Band earlier this month performed in Normandy for the 80 anniversary of D-Day.
By: Lillian Lawson
School board members also discussed contract changes and book challenges, among other items.
The University of Florida has decided to close and cancel classes on Friday, July 5.
On the outskirts of the University of Florida campus, in the midst of The Swamp, lies a rainforest. The Florida Museum’s Butterfly Rainforest, which can be accessed through the Florida Museum of Natural History, offers a semi-outdoors, shaded tropical scene for visitors to walk through with hundreds of free-flying butterflies along with birds, turtles and fish.
By: Lillian Lawson
Results of the second year of the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking (FAST) progress monitoring assessments were released Monday, showing significant improvement across statewide assessments.
By: Lillian Lawson
U.S. News surveyed about 4,500 eligible hospitals.
Alachua County School Board members voted Tuesday on a one-year contract with Florida Virtual School (FLVS) , which provides curriculum for many students enrolled in the county's online schooling, called Alachua eSchool
By: Lillian Lawson
The American Alligator is the official state reptile of Florida. Some residents fear them, and many residents love them. After all, they are the mascot of our beloved, local, Florida Gators. Here are some facts about alligators locally and across the state that you may not have known.
By: Lillian Lawson
A sudden announcement from UF News Thursday evening officially announced the resignation of University of Florida President Ben Sasse.
By: Lillian Lawson
Eligible students will be identified by college staff on a case-by-case basis; there is no request or application process.
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