Arashi Yama sushi & hibachi lounge
RestaurantsSizzle and sashimi: Arashi Yama Sushi & Hibachi Lounge does the fresh-and-creative sushi thing right, then cranks up the fun with sizzling hibachi and legit cocktails.
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Sizzle and sashimi: Arashi Yama Sushi & Hibachi Lounge does the fresh-and-creative sushi thing right, then cranks up the fun with sizzling hibachi and legit cocktails.
Sip smarter this week: Raise Your Glass Wine Bar & Food is your Gainesville hideaway for curated flights, limited-production pours, and shareable small plates.
Roll into everything: Whether your quads crave laps or your inner kid wants to mash buttons, Skate Station Funworks packs roller skating, Swamp Golf mini-golf, go-karts, a rock wall, trampoline fun, and Gainesville’s only six-bay automated batting cages into one gloriously chaotic playground to hit…
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The five stories Gainesville readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
A registered nurse, Porchia Hardy, stopped to help the pedestrian victim, Hazel Krauss, a 19-year-old University of Florida student, who was hit by a car while crossing University Avenue in Gainesville, Florida.
Full story at wcjb.com ↗
Matthew Quesada, a journalism major, works as a staff photographer for The Alligator in Gainesville, covering stories across the city.
Full story at alligator.org ↗
The 22nd annual Florida Bat Festival took place at the Lubee Bat Conservancy in Gainesville, Florida.
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The article discusses what would happen if the sea level in South Florida rose by 10 feet, a hypothetical sustained rise, not a forecast or a passing hurricane surge.
Full story at worldatlas.com ↗
The annual festival for punk rock music, The Fest 24, returns on Oct.
Full story at wuft.org ↗
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