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Ronnie Lovler has 40 years of experience in journalism, including assignments all over Latin America for CNN and CBS. Ronnie teaches journalism at UF and public speaking at Santa Fe College. She was a recent fellow in the Gerontological Society of America’s Journalists in Aging Fellows Program and a previous Knight International Journalism Fellow in Bogota, Colombia. She is an editor and contributor for the book titled, Local Lives in a Global Pandemic: Stories from North Central Florida and a contributing author to the anthology Alone Together: Tales of Sisterhood and Solitude in Latin America. She began her career in journalism at the San Juan Star in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Ronnie resides in Gainesville and loves to travel.
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Ronnie Lovler
WAG to host Sunshine State Book Festival
Third annual event to take place at Trinity United Methodist Church.
Florida Finds: GNV outdoor spaces expanding
Park projects make Gainesville greener, more accessible
Active aging extends vibrancy for seniors
Gainesville provides ample opportunities for senior activities.
Aging Matters: Confronting the caregiving crisis
As more people age, many find limited options.
Lovler: Inside lessons on caregiving
How two falls led to living a story before reporting on it.
Florida Finds: Historic Micanopy
Micanopy to celebrate annual fall festival this weekend.
Florida Finds: Kanapaha Botanical Gardens
Gainesville’s natural wonderland hidden off Archer Road.
Friends of Susan B. Anthony to spotlight Title IX
Dr. Elaine Turner will be featured speaker at annual Friends of Susan B. Anthony (above) luncheon on Aug. 27.
Florida Finds: Fairgrounds St. Pete
Enjoy a Whimsical Look at Florida at Fairgrounds St. Pete
Florida Finds: Fourth of July celebrations
Fourth of July starts on Third of July in Gainesville before moving to Alachua.
Florida Finds: Sweetwater Wetlands Park
When you are driving down Southwest Williston Road in Gainesville, it’s easy to pass by Sweetwater Wetlands Park without even realizing you have done so. The […]
Florida Finds: Cedar Lakes Woods and Gardens
It’s hard to imagine what lies ahead when you turn off NE 180th Avenue in Williston to make your way up the road that is the […]
Florida Finds: Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo
It’s all happening at the zoo, the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo, that is—the only zoo on a college campus in the United States accredited by […]
Florida Finds: Micanopy Historical Society Museum
Any traveler on U.S. Highway 441 from Gainesville to Ocala will stumble upon a history lesson that is worth the stop when driving by Micanopy. The […]
Florida Finds: Museum of American Arts and Crafts Movement
St. Petersburg’s Museum of American Arts and Craft Movement (MAACM) scores another first with its selection as a venue for a touring exhibit that pays tribute […]
Florida Finds: Devil’s Millhopper State Park
There’s a National Natural Landmark in our own backyard, and it is there for our enjoyment, viewing and hiking year-round. But it’s a particularly special place […]
Florida Finds: St. Augustine Lighthouse
ST. AUGUSTINE—I was prepared to view a beautiful lighthouse—and perhaps even climb 219 steps and 165 feet to the top for a view of Matanzas Bay […]
Florida Finds: The James Museum
Andy Warhol is well known for his pop art and his images of Marilyn Monroe and Campbell’s Soup. But many of us, including this writer, were […]