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A Stinging Reality

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By Jack Vincent
| Atrium Magazine
This story is from Atrium’s Spring 2025 magazine, which released April 2025. “Ready to see some bees?” Chris Vasquez, the owner of Heritage Bee Farm, said. In the heart of Myakka City, surrounded by rolling hay bales and green pastures, sits Heritage Bee Farm. What began as a simple hobby for Vasquez erupted into a blooming business. Heritage directly manages colonies spread out over three different counties: Sarasota, Manatee and DeSoto.
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UF students launch a new drive-thru food pantry for those in need

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By Jack Vincent
| WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL) Verified
Back on Track America Inc., a nonprofit student-led volunteer organization, hosted its first monthly drive-thru food pantry on Saturday to help those with food insecurity and to offer support to local communities. At 9:30 a.m., volunteers gathered outside of the Hoda Center at 5220 SW 13th St., a mosque for North Central Florida and Gainesville area, as they prepared for the swell of cars to arrive at the drive-thru food pantry. "I feel kind of embarrassed sometimes.
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Florida state parks offer people with disabilities opportunities to enjoy the outdoors

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By Jack Vincent
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL) Verified
Under a green canopy of trees laden with Spanish moss on an afternoon in June, David Jones was showing park rangers and staffers at Paynes Prairie State Park how to use the EcoRover — an all-terrain wheelchair — that had just been delivered. Rangers lined up, eager to take their turns sitting in the track chair. Sounds of laughter filled the warming air as rangers eagerly awaited their turns to maneuver around and perhaps prank their colleagues by pretending to run them over.
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