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Monday, May 4, 2026

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The Heart Health Series: Diet and Exercise

Dunedin residents are reminded of the importance of diet and exercise for heart health, with tips on healthy eating and regular physical activity.

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Community Sports

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Gators Crush South Carolina 11-3, Advance in SEC Baseball Tournament

The No. 15 Florida Gators powered past South Carolina 11-3 Tuesday in Hoover, Alabama, extending their SEC-longest six-game series winning streak into the tournament.[1][2][4] Gainesville fans are buzzing as UF eyes a deep run against No. 7 Ole Miss on Wednesday.[1][2] This victory builds on their hot streak after clinching the tournament berth with a dominant weekend series sweep.[1]

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Miami Heat Punch Ticket to Eastern Semis with Game 7 Thriller over Knicks

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Miami Heat Punch Playoff Ticket, Crush Bulls 112-91 in Miami

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Tampa's Vasilevskiy Blanks Rangers in Game 7 Shutout Thriller

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FSU Seminoles Clinch ACC Baseball Crown in Tallahassee Thriller

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State News

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The Heart Health Series: Diet and Exercise

Dunedin residents are reminded of the importance of diet and exercise for heart health, with tips on healthy eating and regular physical activity.

May 4

Botulism Fears Associated With This Common Product: Recall Roundup

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Business Interruption Insurance: How to Stay Afloat When the Doors are Closed

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What Waterfront Living in Dunedin Really Feels Like

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The Science Behind PerfectAmino: Amino Acid Utilization

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National

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Medicaid Work Mandate Looms: 80 Hours or Lose Coverage by 2027

A sweeping federal law dubbed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' forces states to impose 80-hour monthly work requirements on most able-bodied Medicaid adults by January 2027, threatening coverage for millions. The policy, signed last summer, slashes $1 trillion from the program over a decade amid warnings of administrative chaos and coverage losses. As deadlines tighten, states scramble to comply while critics decry barriers to care.

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