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• University of Florida officials are monitoring Tropical Storm Beryl
• Memorial Day Waste Collection
• Liver disease and recovery research at UF garners $1.3 million grant
• UF researchers uncover nature’s secret recipe for a great-tasting tomato
• RTS service not available on Monday because of holiday
• University of Florida physicists set new record for graphene solar cell efficiency
• UFPA brings back 27 artists for upcoming season
• Reminders from College Prep Advisement
• Whoa, it’s a joey!
• Santa Fe Food Pantry Open Tuesday
• Memorial Day Program
• Alachua County News - NW 16th Ave/NW 23rd Ave Project
• 8 Emergency Teams do Battle at Santa Fe
• Conference Espouses Benefits of Dashboard Data System
• Aminah Nichols Named Woman of the Week
• Free SMART Board Training on Campus
• UF team to help assemble first tree of life for Earth’s 2 million species
• UF physician, colleagues identify successful blood cancer therapy
• Students Choreograph Upcoming Dance Show
• Conway Inks with Flagler College
• Bill Reese received AFC Renewable Energy Award
• UF student chosen for Apple developers conference
• University of Florida joins effort to turn around state’s lowest-ranked high school
• Exhibit on Mayan culture, civilization to open Saturday at Florida Museum
• Public Records Management Seminar – Register Now
• UF Business Degree Programs Advising – May
• New research dashes notions of benign brain plaque
• Triangles, Triangles!
• Wellness Wednesday Moved to Thursday
• Fulbright – Start Your Application Process
• New online system wins award for improving employee orientation
• UF Business Degree Programs Advising
• College Senate Agenda for May 22
• Art Exhibit: Artisan’s Guild Gallery
• Kratzer named vice president for student affairs at UF
• Whoa, it’s a joey!
• MEN IN BLACK™ 3 INSPIRED COFFEE AND DONUTS DISCOVERED AT GAINESVILLE AREA DUNKIN’ DONUTS
• Alachua County Receives Better Community Award
• UF researchers name new extinct giant turtle found near world’s largest snake
• Celebrate the ocean!
• Budget proposals available for review on home page link
• Public Records Management Seminar – Register Now
• UF political science professor receives $1.25 million grant from Department of Defense
• See the Latest in QEP Software
• Healthy Students are Happy Students
• 2012 FRS Employer Contribution Rates
• Tiny tool can play big role against tuberculosis, UF researcher finds
• Eat Drink and be Merry
• You are Cordially Invited
• John Spence says Santa Fe Changed His Life
• Children with rare, incurable brain disease improve after gene therapy
• University of Florida researcher to discuss shared use concept, childhood obesity prevention
• Harn presents exhibition of Alachua County’s self-taught artists
• UF/IFAS research looks at impact on honeybees from chemicals and mites
• May 16, 2012 Planning Commission Items
• UF receives grant to support study on effects of dance on Parkinson’s disease
• Office of Sustainability launches conservation area adoption program
• North Carolina’s News & Observer wins 26th Annual Brechner Award
• Wellness Wednesday Event: May 16
• HRA Make-up Day Today at 10:30
• Alachua County's Community Update - May 11, 2012 Issue
• Student Scholarship Opportunity
• CollegeWeekLive
• Florida’s real estate professionals find reasons to be optimistic in first quarter
• Florida’s Most Fun Weekend — Southern Rock Music, BBQ & Family Fun!
• May Agriculture And Natural Resources Program
• Alachua County Master Gardeners to sell plants, trees to raise funds
• Vucica Signs with North Alabama
• International Center honors local teachers for classroom efforts
• Spring Mile-a-Day Success
• May Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Five Saints Named FCSAA All-State
• College of Veterinary Medicine offers new undergraduate course focusing on dogs
• UF student chosen as Carnegie Junior Fellow
• More than 1,000 educators present research in annual UF showcases
• UF study finds logging of tropical forests needn’t devastate environment
• Congrats Spring 2012 Grads!
• SF Police Offer Safety and Service this Summer
• Reitz Student Union to give free bowling games to area children this summer
• Super Scout Science Volunteers Needed
• Surplus Sale
• National Drug Court Month
• UF researchers, colleagues use dual strategy to fight Type 1 diabetes
• University of Florida launches online master’s degree in music education
• State Department program sends two UF students abroad to study critical languages
• UF to establish Faroe Island research center with help of baseball star
• Cameron Wins Presitgious “Jean Williams Award”
• Civil Debate Wall website wins national recognition
• Who Will Kiss the Pig at Florida’s Most Fun Weekend?
• UF conference center to be unveiled at Plant Science Research and Education Unit
• Academic Calendar Correction
• National Drug Court Month
• Alachua County News - Upcoming Lane Closure - SW/NW 91st Street Lane
• UF astronomer: Some giant planets in other systems most likely to be alone
• UF graduate chosen as New York City Urban Fellow
• Welding Program Graduates Four
• Florida Community Colleges Compete For Cash And National Prestige
• Saints’ Season Ends at the Hands of Polk State 3-1
• Vermicomposting Workshop
• Annual Alachua Home Grown Farm Tours
• Planning And Zoning Workshops For Area SE Of Airport
• Griffin Leads Saints Past Indian River 7-5 (FCSAA Tournament)
• Tree Removal On NW 16th Blvd And NW 16th Avenue
• UF Board of Trustees elects chairman
• RTS reduces service during upcoming break
• Sigma Xi recognizes UF professors for contributions to research, science teaching
• Summer Hours: Food Court and Bookstore
• Summer Daily Schedule
• University of Florida and Full Sail University scholarships inspire ambition
• Saints Play Elimination Game Today
• Former Professor Passes Away; Requests Donations to SF Scholarship Fund
• Welcome New Admissions Specialist Darrius Demps
• New UF study shows early North Americans lived with extinct giant beasts
• Two UF students named Goldwater Scholars for next academic year
• AFC News
• Save on Flowers for Mom
• A calculus of success
• Baseball Set to Play SCF on Thursday, May 3 at 7:00 PM
• UF/IFAS eminent scholar elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Claudio and Mayhill Named to the FCSAA All-Tournament Team
• Straight No Chaser to perform at Phillips Center May 13
• Spring Commencement Honors SF Graduates May 4
• Alachua County Health Department News - Health Dept. Adds Clinic Hours
• Cinco De Meow Adoption Event
• Art Exhibit: So Much for the Morning
• Superior Accomplishment Awards ceremony honors UF staff and faculty
• Planetarium Awareness Days May 3 and 4
• Summer Hours: Food Court and Bookstore
• Big Open Lab Transitions to Testing Facility
• University of Florida libraries receive $265,000 National Endowment for the Humanities grant
• With Beef Quality Assurance program, UF/IFAS gives cattle rancher training a boost
• BioFlorida event to celebrate state’s growing biotech industry
• SF Baseball State Tournament Run Begins May 3
• SF Police Department proudly receives U.S. Flag Pins
• Davis Center Hosts Kids’ Art Exhibit
• Southern rock music + hot fresh BBQ = Florida’s most fun weekend!
• Science fair winner publishes new study on butterfly foraging behavior
• Santa Fe Celebrates Dedicated Faculty
• UF launches online master’s degree in urban and regional planning
• Saints Run Comes to an End at FCSAA State Tournament
• Mayhill and the Saints Defeat Seminole 7-5
• This Week’s Graduation Ceremonies
• Ford Foundation gives $400,000 grant to UF Center for Latin American Studies
• Did You Miss the Democracy Commitment Forum?
• Career Service Carnival: May 10
• Kanapaha Gardens Offers SF Student Discount
• Michelle Houdek: Outstanding Volunterr
• May 4-H Program
• Alachua County Health Department News - Rabies Alert Rescinded
• Garcia Shuts Out FSC-J, Saints Advance with 2-0 Win (FCSAA Tournament)
• Fastpitch Loses Heartbreaker To Seminole State 5-4 (FCSAA Tournament)
• Booker Delivers Game Winning Homerun to Boost Saints Past FSC-J 5-3 (FSCAA TOURNAMENT)
• Fastpitch Defeats Miami-Dade 7-5 at the FCSAA Tournament
• UF president issues statement regarding veto of House bill
• UF professor wins national award for flu vaccination efforts
• Political science professor to learn about defeating terrorist groups
• New Shop Already Giving Back to Community
• CTE Spring Awards & Showcase: May 3
• Faculty Honored at College Awards Presentation
• Resilient Saints Seeking Deep Softball Run
• The Gainesville Chamber Orchestra Presents: A Latin Fiesta
• May Environmental Horticulture Program
• May Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• Alachua County News - FY2012/2013 CAPP Poverty Reduction Program Funding
• Markey Headlines Group of 11 Saints Named All-MFC
• Sun-Sentinel: Jen Day Shaw
• Sun-Sentinel blog: Daniel Smith
• Miami Herald: Kenneth Nunn
• Tampa Bay Times: Sergei Shabanov
• Tampa Bay Times: Steven Noll
• Tampa Bay Times: Mike Foley
• Religion News Service: Kenneth Wald
• Associated Press: Kevin Sabet
• Tampa Tribune: Daniel Smith
• Associated Press: Jonathan Bloch
• Wall Street Journal: Fred Edwards
• Fox News: Michael Seigel
• Orlando Sentinel: Sharon Austin
• Orlando Sentinel: Chris McCarty
• Florida Times-Union: Stanley K. Smith
• Faculty Honored at College Awards Presentation
• Wednesday Message from Ed Bonahue
• Area Youth to Showcase Their Talents
• Spring Awards and Honors Celebration: April 27
• Communicating Effectively Online; May 1
• UF president issues statement to university community regarding budget
• Officials pay tribute to UF/IFAS’ world-class scientific research efforts
• African master’s student among thousands to graduate from UF in next month
• UF/IFAS specialist gives tips for keeping your home in ready-to-sell condition
• UF participates in nation’s largest science and technology festival
• Progress Energy, UF leaders plant a tree on UF campus
• Winners of Edible Book Contest announced
• UF: Consumer confidence in Florida falls in April, marking three-month trend
• Getting physical: UF to test if financial incentives improve health, lower costs
• Suwannee River trip to benefit UF autism services
• Alachua County Commission Meeting
• Crime Victims' Candlelight Vigil
• Alachua County News - Denim Day
• Employees urged to apply for leadership programs before April 30
• UF-led research team selected for $125 million joint U.S.-India energy project
• 18th Annual Recycled Latex Paint Giveaway
• Digital Worlds Institute examines arts, humanities in digital age
• Blue Cross Blue Shield gives UF $1.6 million to address health disparities
• 2nd Annual Home Grown Open House
• Baby Gator hosts conference for parents of young children
• Food security expert to speak at UF on Thursday
• Work plans for Newberry Road exit ramps revised
• Chancellor Rod Duckworth Visits Santa Fe
• Mazzurco and Greenwell Power Saints Past Seminole 8-4
• ‘South Pacific’ comes to Phillips Center April 23
• Bravo series award winner returns to UF this week
• Students, others invited to midnight run on April 25
• Tussock moth cocoons cause allergic reactions in some, UF expert says
• Markey Stifles St. John's, Saints Clinch Spot in FCSAA State Tournament
• Health Risks Associated With Wildfire Smoke
• UF Alert
• UF Alert
• Kick off Earth Week with 'Party for the Planet' at the SF Teaching Zoo
• UF Symphony Orchestra sets 100 years to rest with Friday the 13th concert
• Landscape ecology organization notes UF/IFAS faculty member’s research
• Interstate 75 southbound ramp at Newberry Road to close for repaving
• Family Treasures Thrift Store will pick-up your furniture donations!
• Claudio and the Saints Sweep Central Florida 3-2 and 9-2
• Coney and Edwards Sign with NCAA Schools
• Health department urges caution during smoky conditions
• UF-led team uses new observatory to characterize low-mass planets orbiting nearby star
• Harden Named Honorable Mention All-American
• UF receives $1 million from W.M. Keck Foundation to study mechanisms of inherited disease
• Markey Named FCSAA Pitcher of the Week
• Washington Post: Jason Steuber
• CNN Money: Brian Gendreau
• Palm Beach Post: Rudolf Scheffrahn
• Palm Beach Post: William Kern
• Florida Times-Union: Barton Weitz
• Tampa Bay Times: Bob Dekle
• Fox News: Michael Seigel
• New York Times: Susan Gillespie
• ABC News: Bruce Goldberger
• Associated Press: Aldo Rincon
• The Florida Times-Union: Bracken Burns
• Tampa Bay Times: Steve Kirn
• Orlando Sentinel: Bruce Goldberger
• Orlando Sentinel: Bob Dekle, Bruce Goldberger
• Fastpitch Takes Two From Lake Sumter 4-1 and 8-2
• Florida Museum to give away 400 trees during Arbor Day celebration
• Event expected to raise awareness for organ transplantation
• Thursday workshop to explain how to use social science database
• Wiseman Inks with NAIA II National Champions Oregon Tech
• Healthcare Career Opportunities
• Mayhill and the Saints Take Two from Coastal Georgia, 9-1 and 14-3
• UF Symphonic Band presents London-themed concert
• UF study: Nature-based tourism often benefits local environment, economy
• Blues guitarist Buddy Guy returns to Phillips
• Florida Museum to hold first bioblitz, special Earth Day plant sale
• April Is Fair Housing Month In Alachua County
• Take Back the Night Program
• Preparing For Weather Crisis Workshop
• Community Planning and Zoning Workshop
• School of Theater + Dance chosen for national festival
• St. Augustine: Sitting pretty with UF’s help
• National Public Health Week
• Homeowner Landscape Irrigation Workshop
• Saints and Patriots Meet on Friday; Watch Live on www.theprepzoneonline.com
• This year’s Campus Earth Day to include Farmers Market, Food Fair
• Smathers sponsors ‘Edible Book’ competition for National Library Week
• 'The Haiti Project' Pays Tribute to the People, Spirit and Art of a Nation
• Larry A. DiMatteo named UF’s Teacher-Scholar of the Year
• Participant in UF teacher program receives top honor in Pinellas
• Twenty-five more students added to UF Hall of Fame for leadership
• Researchers use game to change how scientists study disease outbreaks
• The Haiti Project: Voices, Minds, & Hearts - Performances April 4-7
• Two UF interior design professors receive national teaching awards
• Florida Museum offers summer camps
• Buddy Guy, ‘South Pacific’ coming to Phillips this month
• Cierra Miller Named FCSAA Pitcher of the Week
• Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival April 14-15
• Saints Roll Past Seminole 11-6, Denmark Knocks in Six
• "Easter Egg Moon" 2012 Lunar Festival, April 7
• $63 million NIH grant helps UF, national consortium explore cell regeneration therapies for heart disease
• April is Water Conservation Month
• Alachua County's Community Update - March 30, 2012
• Baseball Cruises Past SJRSC 9-3; Wiggs Wins 150th Game as SF Head Coach
• New chief of transplantation surgery joins UF
• UF Libraries debut online exhibition as companion to opening of Harn wing
• Innovation Square wins award for economic development planning
• Thirteen Former Saints Enshrined at March 24 Hall of Fame Ceremony
• Author-commentator Sarah Vowell to speak at UF Monday
• Thirty-three faculty named UF Research Foundation Professors for 2012
• UF alumna Erin Andrews to speak on campus Wednesday
• UF researchers develop plant-based technology that helps biofuels, may fight cancer
• The Haiti Project: Voices, Minds, & Hearts - Performances April 4-7
• Survivors Art Exhibit
• April Commercial Horticulture Program
• Sexually Transmitted Disease Awareness Month
• UF Alert
• Late Rally Powers Baseball Past FSC-J, 11-6
• UF trustees OK naming building, business school for Heavener
• UF workshop to explore innovations in teaching
• Rawlings Hall wins competition among residence halls for conservation
• UF Alert
• UF Alert
• UF Alert
• Personal Defense and Campus Safety Orientation: 10 a.m. Today
• Mindtree Brings 400 High-Tech Jobs To The Community
• Personal Defense and Campus Safety Orientation, March 28
• Marchu and the Saints Move into First Place with Sweep of CF
• UF Law to host discussion on Trayvon Martin shooting
• Send Off Dance Theatre of Santa Fe!
• UF: Consumer confidence in Fla. falls in March, mimics last year’s trend
• Bob Graham visits UF to talk about land-grant universities, water conservation
• MindTree to bring 400 high-tech jobs to the Gainesville area
• Alachua County News - April Environmental Horticulture Programs
• Baseball Cruises Past Seminole 8-2, Move into MFC First Place Tie
• Fastpitch Sweeps Past Mount Mercy University 3-2 and 4-2
• Pioneering neuroscientist who founded UF’s McKnight Brain Institute passes away
• Florida Climate Institute hosts seminar on food security, climate change impact
• Personal Defense and Campus Safety Orientation, March 28
• The Haiti Project: Voices, Minds, & Hearts - Performances April 4-7
• Alachua County News: April 4-H Programs
• April Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• Alachua County Health Department Emphasizes the Importance of Preventing Mosquito-borne Diseases
• April, 2012 Agriculture and Natural Resources Programs
• Primavera Festival on Alachua County Talks
• Upcoming Temporary Lane Closure -SW 62nd Blvd Interim Projects
• Voices, Minds, & Hearts: The Haiti Project, April 4-7
• Miller and the Saints Split Double Header with FSC-J
• Citrus greening bacterium may ‘ring the dinner bell’ to attract insect
• New York Times: Daniel Smith
• Tampa Tribune: Daniel Smith
• National Geographic: Eric Ford
• Orlando Sentinel: Bernie Machen
• MSNBC.com: Jonathan Bloch
• Orlando Sentinel: Joseph W. Little
• Tampa Tribune: Rabia Zafar
• Tampa Tribune: Paul Carney
• Tampa Bay Times: Bernie Machen
• Florida Times-Union: Brent Siebel
• Florida Times-Union: Bruce Nappi
• Florida Times-Union: Steven A. Godwin
• ABC Los Angeles: Bruce Goldberger
• New York Times: Alexander Wagenaar
• Teaching Zoo Celebrates Opening of New Play Area
• UF researchers look for ways to make an emerging technology safe for environment
• UF event to bring together inventors, investors, startup companies
• Health IT Roundtable at Santa Fe College March 23
• UF volunteers participate in ‘Kick Butts Day’
• Simpson Goes the Distance, Baseball Shuts Out FSC-J 5-0
• Health IT Roundtable at Santa Fe College March 23
• Alachua County's Community Update For March 16, 2012
• Florida Department Of Health Medical Surge Exercise
• Coney Named All State, Six Other Saints All-Conference
• ‘STOMP’ returns to Phillips Center March 30 and 31
• Federal courts expert to deliver 31st annual Dunwody Lecture
• High School Seniors Invited to 'Senior Night'
• Harn Museum of Art offers spring break camp for children
• Santa Fe College 2012 Spring Arts Festival Poster to be Unveiled
• Orange, Blue and You campaign helps to change students’ lives
• UF research begins to unlock ‘formulas’ for taste, aroma appeal of tangerines
• Fifth Annual Chili Cook-Off and Springs Celebration
• Alachua County Items For The March 21, 2012 Planning Commission
• Holton Homers Twice, Paces Saints to Sweep of Georgia Military 5-2 and 6-1
• Saints Walk Off Against St. John's on Kennedy Blast
• Voices, Minds, & Hearts: The Haiti Project, April 5-8
• Home Buyers Education Classes
• Remes and the Saints Cruise Past St. John's River 13-2
• Shands Rehab Hospital, Shands Vista celebrate 25 years of service
• Santa Fe College Invites High School Seniors to 'Senior Night'
• Lecture to examine how states used Constitution to defend slavery
• UF to hold inaugural Biomaterials Day
• Larson and the Saints Pull Out 4-3 Victory Over Lake Sumter
• Santa Fe College Honors Local Women of Distinction, March 15
• Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival: Art & Jazz, Green & Blues
• Florida political journalist to share his insights on legislative session
• New guidelines, free online tool advance global conservation with economics
• Development Review Committee Meeting Agenda for March 15, 2012
• Doing Business with the County and Library Workshop
• Richardson and the Saints Sweep Past Daytona 3-1 and 2-1
• UF engineering students win $10,000 as finalists in national competition
• Santa Fe College Honors Local Women of Distinction, March 15
• Baseball Ends Two Game Skid, Pounds Lake Sumter 17-3
• Campus Cab keeps UF moving
• Santa Fe College Dedicating 'Freedom Eagle' Sculpture to Veterans
• British historian Guy Halsall to examine the historical roots of King Arthur
• Santa Fe College Honors Local Women of Distinction, March 15
• Saints Fall to Northwest Florida 93-70 at FCSAA Final Four
• Santa Fe College Honors Local Women of Distinction, March 15
• FCSAA State Final Four: Saints vs. Northwest Florida Friday, March 9 at 2:00 PM EST
• Fastpitch Defeats Seminole 7-4, Game Two Suspended due to Darkness with SF Ahead 7-5
• Conway Tip-in Gives Saints FCSAA State Tournament Victory over St. Pete, 57-56
• Voices, Minds, & Hearts: The Haiti Project, April 5-8
• FCSAA State Tournament First Round: Saints vs. St. Pete College, March 7 at 2:00 PM EST
• UF alumnus to discuss his work delivering medical care to Miami’s homeless
• Speech to examine possible end of economic growth
• Florida Women’s Hall of Fame inducts Ruth Alexander
• Former UF professor returns to talk about climate change
• Four UF buildings nominated for No. 1 building in Florida contest
• New UF-created virtual lawn tool lets users test water-saving systems
• March Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• UF/IFAS Alachua County Extension Office Announce The Dallas Osborne Ride-A-Thon
• March Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Saints Battle St. Pete College in First Round of FCSAA State Tournament on March 7 at 1:00 PM CST
• Mazzurco and the Saints Stay Hot With Double Header Sweep of St. Pete, 9-6 and 13-3
• Baby Gator to teach parents American Sign Language
• March, 2012 Environmental Horticulture Programs
• Doty Homers, Drives in Five as Saints Cruise Past Daytona 10-0
• Claudio and Richardson Shutout Polk, 2-0 and 1-0
• Tolbert Hall wins 2012 water usage competition
• Museum offers chance to discover geology
• Baseball Opens MFC Play Against Daytona on Friday, March 2
• Santa Fe College Honors Local Women of Distinction, March 15
• Application Deadline March 19 for Law Enforcement Basic Recruit Class # 118
• Alachua County News - Unfair Medicaid Billing Issue
• Baseball Opens MFC Play Against Daytona on Friday, March 2 at 3:00 PM
• Fastpitch Hosts Hillsborough Friday, Polk State Saturday
• New master’s program will help improve health outcomes, translational research
• Interstate 75 repairs to continue Thursday night
• Traitor proteins that could attack the body widespread, UF researchers find
• UFPD offers Spring Break Safety Fair Thursday
• UF scientists name new ancient camels from Panama Canal excavation
• March performances range from classical to Broadway
• Repairs to I-75 south of Gainesville tonight will restrict lanes
• Healthcare Opportunities for African-American Men
• UF: Florida consumers remain mildly optimistic
• UF/IFAS scientists’ findings shed light on body’s iron-absorption process
• Students urged to learn about safe sex, healthy habits before break
• Florida Times-Union: Jose Ettedgui
• USA Today: James Davidson
• NBC 6 Miami: Bruce Goldberger
• Tampa Tribune: Vance Whitaker
• Tampa Tribune: Zhanao Deng
• Florida Times-Union: Michael Haas
• Orlando Sentinel: Alan Hodges
• Associated Press: Jaret Daniels
• MSNBC: Alan K. Knudsen
• Miami Herald: George R. “Bob” Dekle
• Orlando Sentinel: Bob Stamps
• Palm Beach Post: Bill Schall
• Group premieres professor’s fanfare at Phillips
• Explore Healthcare Career Opportunities for African-American Men
• Alachua County Commission Meeting Agenda for February 28, 2012
• Alachua County News - Rabies Alert
• Saints Defeat St. John's 77-62, Clinch MFC Co-Championship
• #1 Santa Fe and #3 Tallahassee Split Double Header
• Big Innings Propel Saints Past Tallahassee, 12-1
• UFPD sends hazing allegations to state attorney’s office
• Fastpitch Splits Double Header with #1 Tallahassee
• UF professor elected president of nation’s largest counseling organization
• Earliest horses show past global warming affected body size of mammals
• UF’s department of recreational sports to host Strong Gator competition
• Follow Today's Fastpitch Double Header Live Via the Web
• Foster Grandparents Chosen as Outstanding School Volunteers
• Kennedy and the Saints Win in Extras Against St. Pete, 6-4
• Men's Basketball Jumps to #12 in the NJCAA Poll
• Holmes Named FCSAA Player of the Week - Feb. 13-19
• Machen appointed to Sanford-Burnham’s Board of Trustees
• $5 million gift from Miami couple to boost gene therapy research at the University of Florida
• UF notifies 719 individuals about privacy breach
• Santa Fe College Offers Convenient New Path to BSN
• Dance Theatre of Santa Fe Presents Elements of Style, Feb. 24 and 25
• 2nd Annual Santa Fe College 48 Hour Film Competition, Feb. 24-26
• ACCENT brings Billy Joel to Phillips Center March 1
• Alachua County's Community Update - February 17, 2012
• SNL’s Seth Meyers coming to UF March 22
• Harden's Double Double Leads Saints Past FSC-J, 83-74
• Pardo and the Saints Split Double Header with Indian River
• Edwards and Coney Lead Saints Past FSC-J in Final Home Game
• UF’s College of Design, Construction and Planning to host tours, annual Research Showcase
• Conference brings Browner back to UF
• Alachua County Commission Special Meeting Agenda for February 21, 2012
• Alachua County Youth Fair and Livestock Show
• Sustainability Connection
• Student Government elections scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Saints Basketball Plays Final Regular Season Home games of the Season February 18 at 2 and 4 PM
• Professor to talk about the music of concentration camp prisoners
• Shanghai Chamber ensemble performs Tuesday at UF
• Upgrade to myUFL prevents access this weekend
• Two UF graduate students given Guy Harvey scholarships
• Fastpitch Rained Out at Tallahassee
• Institute of Black Culture marks 40 years
• Peace Corps director visits UF to discuss efforts to build a globally civil society
• Roberts Buzzer Beater Lifts Saints Over Daytona 74-73
• Baseball Defeats Hillsborough 3-1; Yarbrough Improves to 4-0
• "Just for Juniors" at Santa Fe College Feb. 21
• Color is key in controlling flies, UF researchers find
• UF Peace Corps program again tops rankings in nation
• UF’s Jim Jones named to National Academy of Engineering
• UF named No. 1 conduct/conflict resolution program in the country
• Alachua County News - 2012 ACCESS Spring Classes
• SF Baseball and Basketball at Home Wednesday, February 15
• Nominations sought for Fourth Annual Sustainable Solutions Awards
• Gene therapy for epilepsy could stop seizures, UF researchers say
• Celtic Woman returns to UF Thursday
• Yale scholar to speak at UF about flowering plants, plant-based ecosystems
• UF&Shands Eating Disorder Recovery Center opens its doors
• Study: State University System degree can mean huge boost in lifetime earnings
• Doty, Simpson Lead #1 Saints Past St. Pete, 9-3
• UF Water Institute symposium will examine nutrients and Florida waterways
• Central Florida Takes Control of MFC Race with 78-61 Win Over Santa Fe
• #1 Saints Baseball Shuts Down South Florida, 9-1 and 9-0
• Yarbrough Continues Scoreless Streak As Saints Shutout Indian River 8-0
• ShandsCair to expand service into Marion County with base, helicopter
• Noel Paul Stookey to perform at University Auditorium
• Black History Month Educational Tour, Feb. 24
• Development Review Committee Item for February 16, 2012
• Baseball Opens Five Game Home Stand Friday, February 10 at 3:00 PM
• Paleontologist to examine fossils for public
• Southwest Recreation Center receives outstanding sports facilities award
• Get Free Financial Aid Advice at College Goal Sunday, Feb. 12
• Citizen Scientists Needed for "FrogWatch" Training, Feb. 11
• Harden Goes for 27 as Saints Run Past St. John's 82-69
• Saints Hold On Against Polk State, 6-5
• UF Alert
• Valentine's Day Swing Dance - Perfect Date Night!
• Dr. Portia Taylor Leaves Santa Fe College After 35 Years of Service
• Collection at Harn features contemporary artists
• Yarbrough and Ramos Honored by FCSAA; Baseball Jumps to #1
• Commonly used vitamin could help produce ‘good’ cholesterol, UF researchers find
• UF/IFAS faculty member publishes book on how to get green development done
• UF report: 2011 shark attacks remain steady, deaths highest since 1993
• Black History Month Educational Tour, Feb. 24
• Dr. Portia Taylor Leaves Santa Fe College After 35 Years of Service
• Valentine's Day Swing Dance - Perfect Date Night!
• 2nd Annual Santa Fe College 48 Hour Film Competition, Feb. 24-26
• SWAG Family Resource Center Kick-Off
• Pardo Pitches Saints to 6-3 Victory Over Hillsborough CC
• Fastpitch Opens Up at Home on February 7 Against Tallahassee CC at 2:00 PM
• Feb. 26 conference focuses on women’s leadership
• Music event benefits College of Fine Arts
• UF named Regional University Transportation Center, awarded funds
• Israeli journalist to speak on Israeli-Palestinian conflict, living in Gaza
• Get Free Financial Aid Advice at College Goal Sunday, Feb. 12
• Upcoming Road/Lane Closures - February 2, 2012
• Saints and Panthers Split Doubleheader
• February Agriculture And Natural Resources Program
• Santa Fe College Honors Local Women of Distinction, March 15
• Christian Science Monitor: Eric Ford
• Miami Herald: Daniel Smith
• Washington Post: Daniel Smith
• Associated Press: Richard Yost
• Palm Beach Post: Wayne Archer
• Huffington Post: Kenneth Wald
• Tampa Bay Times: David Guzick, Win Phillips
• International Business Times: Roger Fillingim
• Orlando Sentinel: Amy R. Mashburn
• Tampa Bay Times: Daniel Smith
• Palm Beach Post: Alan Hodges, Jack Payne, Tom Spreen
• U.S. News & World Report: Stephen C. Craig
• Wall Street Journal: Daniel Smith
• Inside Higher Ed: Ann Henderson
• Career Fair at Santa Fe College Davis Center on Feb. 15
• Dala to perform twice at Squitieri Studio Theatre Feb. 11
• Alachua County Extension Office Announces 4-H Open House
• Miller and the Saints Take Two From Hillsborough CC
• Carter and the Saints Nail 15 Threes in 83-58 Win Over IMG
• McGurn speaker series starts with talk about citizen science
• Holmes and the Saints Improve to 20-3 with Win Over FSC-J, 52-46
• University of Florida marks 40 years of Preservation Institute: Nantucket
• Targeting tumors may help stop spread of breast, other cancers
• Cardiovascular Technology Educational Clinic Accepting Appointments
• Simpson Stifles Polk State, Saints Blast Four HR in 10-1 Victory
• SF Amateur Talent Night Launches Black History Month on Campus
• UF research: Blueberry wine has more antioxidants than many grape-based wines
• Country Rockers! Bradford Fest Talent Showdown Needs You!
• 2011 Annual Report Available
• Museum continues free student admission for good grades in science
• SF Student Christie Nguyen Died in Last Weekend's I-75 Crash
• SF Amateur Talent Night Launches Black History Month on Campus
• UF survey: Florida consumer confidence surges upward in January
• UF studies show promise for biological control methods against insects
• Alachua County's Community Update January 27, 2012 Issue
• $10 million Wells Foundation gift will enable UF to speed brain tumor remedies
• Food For Thought campaign gives insight into food consumption that is easy to digest
• ‘Fossil Freeway’ exhibit opens Feb. 4
• Santa Fe College Honors Local Women of Distinction, March 15
• UF’s Center for High-Performance Reconfigurable Computing awarded prize for technology innovation
• C-SPAN's Campaign 2012 Bus Stops at Santa Fe College Feb. 1
• Farmers Market 'Cash Mob'
• Cinema Verde on Alachua County Talks
• Baseball Completes Three Game Sweep of South Georgia
• Remes and Griffin Homer, Saints Pound South Georgia 8-1
• Fastpitch Finishes 2-1 at JUCO Kickoff Classic
• Men's Basketball Runs Past Daytona to Improve to 19-3
• February 2012 Environmental Horticulture Programs
• 2012 February Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Fastpitch Opens Season at JuCo Kickoff Classic on January 28
• Final UFPA student ticket on sale date set for Feb. 1
• SF Amateur Talent Night Launches Black History Month on Campus
• Princeton professor to speak about health care in Brazil
• February Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• NJCAA #9 Santa Fe Baseball Opens Season on January 28 at South Georgia College
• UF, Shands preparing new employee health insurance plan
• UF astronomers contribute to NASA’s planet discoveries
• UF professor to testify on Fla. election law, voting rights before U.S. Senate subcommittee
• UF cardiologists, surgeons team up to offer life-extending procedure
• Harden and the Saints Edge Central Florida, 68-64
• CCF Sends Saints to Fourth Straight Loss, 54-52
• Guest Lecturer: UF Law Professor Dr. Winston Nagan, Jan. 26
• UF launches conference to advance digital health communication innovations
• Heipp named director of School of Art + Art History
• Study Abroad Fair highlights global education opportunities
• Saints Host Central Florida on "Dr. Portia Taylor Night"
• Speech to focus on need to stimulate interest in STEM fields
• Florida high school students to be STARS of astronomy workshop
• Museum releases iPhone app for bird, butterfly and plant identification
• Bob Graham Center to host award-winning journalist, immigration advocate
• Citrus greening costs $3.63 billion in lost revenues and 6,611 jobs, new UF study shows
• UF researchers develop gene therapy that could correct a common form of blindness
• Smathers exhibit examines Lincoln, Civil War
• Gainesville City Commission Candidates Debate on Campus, Jan. 26
• Valentine's Day Swing Dance - Perfect Date Night!
• Nominations for Healthy Gators Recognition Awards sought
• NSP Home Available For Re-Sale
• Williams and the Saints Rout St. John's River, 103-75
• Student Life Art Gallery Opening Asian Exhibit, Jan. 24
• Chemical Engineering Education journal now online
• Healthcare Career Opportunities Tour, Jan. 25
• Alachua County Highlighted In Facilities Management Journal
• Alachua County Commissioner Paula M. DeLaney Will Not Seek 3rd Term
• Free Tax Preparation Assistance Available
• Application Deadline March 19 for Law Enforcement Basic Recruit Class # 118
• Do You Sing? Dance? Step? Rap? Then Show Your Stuff!
• Guest Lecturer: UF Law Professor Dr. Winston Nagan, Jan. 26
• AT&T provides $500,000 for UTeach program to train math, science teachers
• Wine-tasting event to benefit Florida’s 89.1 WUFT-FM
• UF study: ‘Rules’ may govern genome evolution in young plant species
• New drug could help reduce heart attack risk for cardiac patients awaiting surgery
• UF launches professional master’s degree in multimedia journalism
• Florida Stormwater, Erosion, And Sedimentation Control Inspector Training And Certification Program
• Upcoming Lane Closure Update - SW 62nd Blvd Interim Projects
• Alachua County News - FGP Blanket Project
• Karla Bonoff to perform Jan. 27 in University Auditorium
• UF researchers discover ‘green’ pesticide effective against citrus pests
• 2012 Spring CVT Preview/Open House
• New assistant director to lead UF Citylab-Orlando
• Alachua County's Community Update - January 12, 2012
• Santa Fe College Offers New RN to BSN Completion Program
• Volunteers Needed to Help Search for Victim's Phone and Backpack, Jan. 15
• Harden Leads Saints to 68-60 Win Over FSC-J
• UF clinic offers free hearing loss, lip-reading classes
• Saints Host FSC-J on Saturday, January 14 at 2:00 and 4:00 PM
• Collectors to exhibit their treasures at Florida Museum Jan. 21
• Alachua County Board of County Commissioners Special Meeting
• Transportation System Surtax Website
• Update: Missing Person
• Baseball #12 in Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Pre-Season Poll
• Drake set to perform at O’Connell Feb. 15
• "YouTube for Business " Offered at the CIED, Jan. 26
• Tavis Smiley, Cornel West bring ‘The Poverty Tour’ to Bob Graham Center
• Student injured in chemical explosion in Sisler
• UF begins online master’s degree in global strategic communication
• Parkinson’s Symptoms
• Music from the New World by Gainesville Chamber Orchestra
• 2012 Hall of Fame Applications Now Being Accepted
• Healthcare Career Opportunities
• Upcoming Lane Closure - SW 62nd Boulevard Interim Projects
• Alachua County News - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Waste Collection
• Balanced Attack Leads Saints Past Daytona, 88-69
• UF, Buckeye dedicate ethanol production facility in Perry
• The Manhattan Transfer performs at the Phillips Center Jan. 19
• NASA‘s Kepler mission and UF astronomer find two new planets orbiting double suns
• Parkinson treatment shows positive results in clinical testing
• Santa Fe River Springs Basin Working Group Meeting for January 12, 2012
• Saints Host Daytona State in Conference Home Openers January 11
• Sophomore students’ work displayed in Reitz gallery show
• Center for Latin American Studies receives grant
• Patients, visitors now offered free parking at UF&Shands
• Bob Graham Center launches cutting-edge digital tool for civil debate
• Florida Innovation Hub at UF hosts open house Wednesday
• Global warming caused by greenhouse gases delays natural patterns of glaciation, researchers say
• Actor Danny Glover program among UF events to mark MLK’s legacy
• January Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Coney and the Saints Open MFC Play with 51-44 Victory over CCF
• Basic and Advanced Storm Spotter Class
• Alachua County News - Indoor Dust Study Cabot-Koppers Superfund Site
• Former mayor Giuliani to speak at UF Jan. 26
• 5K proceeds to benefit patients in Ecuador
• Saints Set for MFC Openers on January 7 at College of Central Florida
• UF research on newly formed plants could lead to improved crop fertility
• Campus Fitness Opportunities
• Phifer Flatwoods Preserve Land Management Planning Meeting
• Santa Fe College Offers New RN to BSN Completion Program
• UF study: Educational program lowers incidence of back pain in soldiers
• Winter Community Education Registration Begins Jan. 5
• RTS Expands Bus Service to the NW Campus
• Back Pain Relief
• Employees can get prescriptions filled while at work
• Women's Basketball Cruises Past The Rock, 86-30
• Florida Times-Union: Joe Meert
• U.S. News & World Report: Judith Russell
• Reuters: Jay Ritter
• New York Times: Edward Schuur
• New York Times: Michelle Mack
• Reuters: Jay Ritter
• Florida Times-Union: Tom Hoctor
• UF named a 2011-2012 best-value public college by Kiplinger’s
• Saints Defeat TAAG 84-78 Behind 21 from Wiseman
• Pensacola Handles Santa Fe, 74-56
• Alachua County Lane Closure - SW 62nd Blvd Interim Projects
• UF survey: Florida consumer confidence jumps in December
• Sexual Battery Suspect Arrested
• UFPD obtains warrant for arrest of suspect in sexual battery case
• Alachua County January Development Review Committee Meeting Agenda
• New UF master’s degree to help doctors become better teachers
• Engineering associate dean named VP for research at UF
• Reynolds named vice president for business affairs at UF
• Resurfacing, median improvements on Archer Road to begin Jan. 3
• Alachua County Extension Office Announces January Family And Consumer Sciences Programs
• UF Alert
• Workshops planned on how to use new interim Web design templates
• UF Alert
• UF, Moffitt researchers find blood cancer may be more common than realized
• Toasters Recalled By Hamilton Beach Due To Fire Hazard
• Alachua County Government Offices Closed For Christmas And New Year
• Hellbender salamander study seeks answers for global amphibian decline
• New breakthrough shows promise for affordable plastic solar energy cells
• VA, UF to collaborate on new physician assistant pilot program
• Wiseman and the Saints Handle Tampa Swish, 89-64
• Saints Upset Previously Undefeated Chipola in Overtime, 80-74
• Issue Of Alachua County's Community Update - December 16, 2011
• UF alumna to be featured on final episode of Bravo show Dec. 21
• Foreigner’s Feb. 2 show at Phillips Center canceled
• UF receives $2.5 million to establish rural public health training center
• Santa Fe College Honoring Graduates at Fall Commencement, Dec. 16
• Fox News: Frank Mazzotti
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Andrew Warren
• New York Times: Jerry Uelsmann
• Chicago Tribune: Robert Zieger
• New York Times: Robert Zieger
• New York Times: Vasudha Narayanan
• New York Times: Ted Schuur
• Wall Street Journal: Ed Gilman
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• Washington Post: Jacobo Konigsberg
• UFPA to host five January performances
• Associated Press: Susan Gillespie
• UF researchers develop first method to accurately measure zinc in humans
• Nominate a Student (Or Yourself!) for Campus Compact's Excellence in Service Award
• UF researchers document caterpillars that mimic one another for survival
• Holiday Stress
• Florida Museum offers ‘Playful Escape’ for students in grades K-5 Jan. 2
• Restaurateur uncorks special vintage to benefit UF Small Animal Hospital
• Refurbished Eagle Enclosure Ready for Breeding Season
• Study aims to prevent underage drinking in American Indian communities
• Relax Under the Stars with Fall 2011 Planetarium Awareness Week, Dec. 12-15
• Stone's Late Heroics Lift Saints Past East Georgia, 67-65
• Statement from President Machen regarding Friday’s armed assault
• UF Alert
• UF Alert: Armed Assault
• Men's Florida College Shootout December 10 and 11
• Library Open Extended Hours for Finals
• UF offers employees tuition help
• Gator Poinsettia Sale, Today
• Upcoming Night Time Lane Closures- SW 62nd Blvd Interim Projects
• SF English Professor Nominated Twice This Year for Literary Prize
• New South American Aviary Exhibit Opens at the Teaching Zoo
• New UF-developed Android app helps public identify campus trees
• Woman’s Day: Janet Silverstein
• National Public Radio: Read Hayes
• South Florida Sun Sentinel: Bill Kern
• USA Today: Mary Steffel
• USA Today: Mark Hudak
• Fox News: Ted Kury
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Steven Ghivizzani
• Florida Times-Union: James Davidson
• Fox News: Manuel Vásquez
• Orlando Sentinel: Dave Denslow
• Bloomberg Businessweek: Nicole Avena
• Bloomberg Businessweek: Mark Gold
• USA Today: Paul Lyrene
• County Commission Retreat
• Saints Face Off Against Indian River State College December 6 at 7:00 PM
• Conway Scores 24 in Saints 82-68 Victory Over Gulf Coast,
• Coney and the Saints Avenge Early Season Loss to Indian River, 70-58
• SF Hosts Author Cynthia Barnett for Talk and Book Signing, Dec. 6
• Men's Basketball Stays Hot with Win Over Tallahassee, 57-50
• UF trustees endorse collaboration with Full Sail University
• "A Children's Holiday" at Santa Fe Kicks Off December's Festivities
• December Livestock Extension Program
• "A Children's Holiday" at Santa Fe Kicks Off December's Festivities
• Museum hosts summit to kick off biology collection digitization project
• Foam packaging removed from campus dining program
• High blood pressure may point to hidden health problems for kids in the ER
• Florida Real Estate Woes
• UF survey: Florida real estate market slips once again
• UF play this weekend examines today’s youth
• SF Hosts Author Cynthia Barnett for Talk and Book Signing, Dec. 6
• Paws On Parole Graduation
• December Family and Consumer Sciences Program
• Edwards and Coach Lead Saints Past Brevard, 71-60
• UFPD releases sketch of rape suspect
• UF researcher: Climate change may happen more quickly than expected
• Information Session: NEW Plant Science Major at UF
• Refurbished Eagle Enclosure Ready for Breeding Season
• Women's Florida College Shootout December 2 and 3
• College of Design, Construction & Planning’s co-Lab redefines classroom
• Reitz Student Union offers place to manage stress during finals
• UF breaks ground for new building on East Campus
• UF survey: Florida’s consumer confidence stays level in November
• Timely Warning-Sexual Battery
• December Environmental Horticulture Extension Programs
• Mowry Sets SF Wins Mark In Defeat of Hillsborough, 79-58
• Mowry Sets SF Wins Mark In Defeat of Hillsborough, 79-58
• UF’s Common Reading Program to unveil 2012 selection
• UF receives $1.1 million to support behavioral health training, research partnerships in India
• Fitts Scores 16 as Saints Knock Off NJCAA #15 Chipola College, 55-51
• Issue of Alachua County's Community Update Is Out! - November 23, 2011
• Alachua County Health Department New Hours
• Reindeer Run/Walk 5k
• Polk Hands Saints First Loss of the Season, 68-61
• Engineering students opt for real world experience
• Giving thanks for life after lung transplant 10 years ago
• Fitts, Coney Lead Saints to Upset of NJCAA #2 Gulf Coast, 66-62
• Stellar Madrigals: An Evening of Stars and Songs, Nov. 21
• Museum’s new ‘Explore Research’ exhibit showcases UF research
• CNBC.com: Jay Ritter
• New York Times: Patricia Kricos
• Orlando Sentinel: Jonathan Crane
• Orlando Sentinel: David Griffis
• Wall Street Journal: Read Hayes
• St. Petersburg Times: Scott Tomar
• News Service of Florida: Philip Williams
• Washington Post: Jay Ritter
• Tampa Tribune: Meggen Sixbey
• UF radio stations complete record-breaking membership campaign
• Women's Basketball Hosts NJCAA #2 Gulf Coast Monday, Nov. 21 at 6:00 PM
• Alachua County Upcoming Night Time Lane Closure: SW 62nd Blvd Interim Projects
• Alachua County Government Offices Closed For Thanksgiving
• Hamilton and Saints Dominant in Win Over Hillsborough CC, 79-63
• Couch Leads Saints to First Win of the Year Over Brevard, 56-49
• Four Baseball Players Sign with Upper Division Schools
• "A Children's Holiday" at Santa Fe Kicks Off December's Festivities
• Pathways to Persistence Scholars Program Accepting Applicants for Spring
• SF Annual Faculty Art Show Opens Nov. 18
• Men's Basketball Battles Hillsborough CC on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 2 p.m.
• Foster Grandparent Program Recognition Luncheon And Dance
• New photography exhibit on display at Florida Museum
• Gators to compete for recycling title at Saturday’s football game
• Late Surge Pushes Saints Past State College of FL, 72-58
• UF marks Diabetes Awareness Month with Century Tower event
• Fastpitch Makes Strides During Challenging Fall Ball Season
• Significant gift will help UF establish primary care education center
• ‘My Fair Lady’ comes to Phillips Center Nov. 23
• 5th Annual Evening of Jazz, Nov. 17
• FCSAA #4 Saints Host SCF on Nov. 16 at 7:00 PM
• Statistical models inspired from Facebook could help endangered animals, UF researchers say
• Aggressive Kids
• Events on UF campus Thursday will offer help to quit tobacco use
• Coach of inspirational soccer team of refugees to speak at UF
• "A Children's Holiday" at Santa Fe Kicks Off December's Festivities
• Celebrated dancer-choreographer spends week in residency at UF
• UF’s new Innovation Hub offers boot camp for technology-minded entrepreneurs
• LiveVibe TV looks at arts, sciences in digital age
• "Ditch of Dreams" Authors to Speak Nov. 17 at Santa Fe College
• Indian River Hands Saints Fourth Straight Loss, 80-70
• Updated: Power restored to campus
• Florida Dance Festival On Tour Visits Gainesville
• Holmes and the Saints Defeat Defending State Champions TCC, 64-59
• Florida Dance Festival On Tour Visits Gainesville
• SF Highlights STEM Education and Careers with STEM Fest 2011
• Turkey Trot 10K and 2 Mile Fun Run
• Grand opening ceremony held for The Continuum
• Stellar Madrigals: An Evening of Stars and Songs, Nov. 21
• UFPA earns 2011 Best Overall Small Business award
• Wiseman and the Saints Host TCC on November 11 at 4:00 PM
• Reubin Askew to reflect on his unique experience as Florida’s governor
• Large-scale study sheds light on painful jaw disorder
• SF Annual Faculty Art Show Opens Nov. 18
• National Emergency Alert System Test Reminder
• Alachua County New Irrigation Limits
• Alachua County Commission Public Hearing Items For November 8, 2011
• Public Meeting on Tower Road Area Projects
• November Environmental Horticulture Programs
• Alachua County November Commercial Horticulture Program
• Alachua County News - November Livestock Programs
• Annual Veterans Day Celebration
• November Agriculture and Natural Resources Programs
• UF homepage redesign to launch Nov. 7
• UF shares traditions, tips for social campus exploration through Foursquare partnership
• Ghosts, Goblins and Ghouls…Oh My!
• Alachua County's Community Update - October 28, 2011
• November Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• Enjoy a Spooktacular Halloween at Boo at the Zoo!
• Redistricting Public Hearing
• Baseball and Fastpitch at Home October 29 and 30
• Claudio Rivera Shines on National Stage at Pan Am Games
• Students steer Homecoming, Growl toward success
• I-75 ramps at Newberry Road to be closed at night for starting Sunday
• Performance Based on Wrongly-Convicted Death Row Inmates' Stories Comes to Campus Nov. 8
• Enjoy a Spooktacular Halloween at Boo at the Zoo!
• Theatre Students From Across the Southeast Converge at SF for the 55th Annual Florida Theatre Conference Festival, Oct. 27-29
• Governments must plan for migration in response to climate change, researchers say
• Winners of Global Culture Photo competition announced
• Six shows added to University of Florida Performing Arts’ schedule
• Campus Sustainability Day, Oct. 26
• UF researchers receive $2.7 million to study hazardous alcohol use in women with HIV
• NSF Research Day to feature hundreds of posters
• Restroom Germs
• UF report: Florida’s consumer confidence falls in October
• SF and UF Honor Dr. Brown
• UF pushes access for scholarship
• ‘Shaq’ O’Neal speaks tonight at O’Connell Center
• Gainesville Harvest Opens Food Pantry at Davis Center
• Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF in October
• View UF bats online this Halloween with new Fla. Museum video cameras
• Enjoy a Spooktacular Halloween at Boo at the Zoo!
• Alachua County On The Move For Community Gardens
• Claudio-Rivera and Puerto Rico Face Off Against Former Saint Garcia and Mexico
• The John Oates Band coming to UF Oct. 28
• Exhibitions, demonstrations highlight annual Art Bash
• Theatre Students From Across the Southeast Converge at SF for the 55th Annual Florida Theatre Conference Festival, Oct. 27-29
• UF to host lectures on Florida growth management
• Strike Out Hunger Community-Wide Food Drive
• Ugandan Doctor to Speak at Santa Fe College on Eye Care Issues in Africa
• DJ returns to Gainesville for Saturday show
• "Winds & Classics" Concert, Oct. 20
• All American Liberty Fest, Nov. 6
• State Rep. Will Weatherford to discuss the new redistricting law
• Art students’ show opens at Reitz Student Union
• Safer Grapefruit
• UF researchers say they can create grapefruit hybrid that won’t interfere with medicine
• UF to plant tree recognizing the first African woman to win Nobel Peace Prize
• ButterflyFest 2011
• UF begins online master’s degree, graduate certificate in Web design, online communication
• Alachua County Lane Closure: SW 62nd Blvd. Interim Projects
• Alachua County News - EPD Offices Relocation
• Alachua County Planning Commission Meeting for October 14, 2011
• FORUM: Healthcare Career Opportunities for African American Men, Oct. 18
• UF urges alternative transportation on One Less Car Day Oct. 26
• Huffington Post: Paul Ortiz
• Miami Herald: John Kaplan
• Orlando Business Journal: Chris McCarty
• Vogue: Stephen Grobmyer
• Washington Post: Michael Batz
• Miami Herald: Adrian Hunsberger
• Miami Herald: Jaret Daniels
• Trashformations Recycled Art Competition
• Daily Mail: Bill Kern
• Wall Street Journal: Michael Batz
• Fox News: Jonathan Bloch, Alex Hastings
• Musicians from Inner Mongolia to perform at Phillips Center
• Michigan State official named to new IFAS communications leadership post
• 4-H Holiday Food Drive
• Claudio-Rivera Set to Participate in Pan Am Games for Puerto Rico
• UF grape researcher wins $2.2 million grant to create consumer-friendly muscadines
• Climate expert to talk about importance of forest resources
• Theatre Santa Fe Presents "Laundry and Bourbon" and "Lone Star," Oct. 12-15
• FORUM: Healthcare Career Opportunities for African American Men, Oct. 18
• Florida and Spain launch joint agreement for small-satellite research
• UF students earn higher historic status for Florida state park
• WUFT-FM offers Maggie Taylor poster during membership campaign
• College of Engineering benefactor J. Crayton Pruitt Sr. dies
• Alachua County October Commercial Horticulture Program
• First Annual STEM Fest, Nov. 14-17
• UF Alert
• Pink Heals Tour comes to UF to raise awareness, funds
• Baseball Hosts Gatorball on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at 4:15 PM
• Fla. Museum hosts ButterflyFest Oct. 22-23
• Beneficial bacteria can help keep Florida coral healthy, UF researchers report
• School Math
• Nitty Gritty Dirt Band to visit UF, celebrate 45th anniversary
• NSP Homes for Sale
• Alachua County Zoning And Land-Use Items On Meeting Agenda
• Theatre Santa Fe Presents "Laundry and Bourbon" and "Lone Star," Oct. 12-15
• UF receives $2 million to assess students’ grasp of statistics under new national math standards
• Discovery by UF-led team refutes previous theory about galaxies
• North Florida Pink Heals Initiative Program
• Letters of Interest for Tourist Tax Projects
• Baseball and Fastpitch Host Doubleheaders on Oct. 8
• Renowned Author, Richard Louv, to Speak at Santa Fe College Oct. 9
• Photo exhibit at Reitz reflects changes on Inca Trail
• SF Accepting Nominations for Women of Distinction, Promise, Awards
• Grammy-nominated violinist to perform all-Mozart program Sunday
• Pakistani human rights advocate to speak at UF Tuesday
• Bird Elected Chair of National Environmental Board
• Upcoming Nighttime Lane Closure
• Baseball Continues Undefeated Run Through the Fall Ball Schedule
• UF technique to help pine forests adapt to climate change, bioenergy use
• Florida Master Naturalist Wetlands Program Series
• Renowned Author, Richard Louv, to Speak at Santa Fe College Oct. 9
• Open enrollment benefits period starts with Friday fair
• CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen to discuss the hunt for Osama bin Laden
• Students, faculty, staff can learn more about computer security
• Renowned Author, Richard Louv, to Speak at Santa Fe College Oct. 9
• Traveling Museum Highlights Modern-Day Slavery in Florida; At NW Campus Oct. 5
• Bacteria can aid toxic environmental cleanups, may boost ag production, UF researchers report
• Author to talk about medical ethics, treatment of African-Americans
• Florida workforce council recognizes UF-Teach program
• Alachua County's Community Update - September 30, 2011
• Jail Special Meeting
• October Agriculture and Natural Resources Programs
• Proposed Church on DRC Agenda
• County Converts Waste Cooking Oil Into Fuel And Electricity
• Book by UF faculty reveals human side of undocumented immigration issue
• Speaker at UF to discuss ability to trust Fla. climate model projections
• Walking Gators program adds flexibility for routes, times this year
• Florida Players to stage ‘The Children’s Hour’
• Charitable campaign starts today
• October Environmental Horticulture Programs
• County Receives Award Of Excellence For Comprehensive Plan
• October Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• Former Saint Taneskei Richardson Signs Pro Contract in Finland
• FASTPITCH BATTLES THE FLORIDA GATORS FRIDAY, SEPT. 30 AT 6:00 PM
• Monday starts recognition of arts, humanities on campus
• Sister Hazel band members to sing national anthem, host Gator Growl
• Traveling Museum Highlights Modern-Day Slavery in Florida; at NW Campus Oct. 5
• UF’s Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator companies show $753 million impact for 2004-2010
• Cat Fertility
• UF researchers: Single dose of contraceptive vaccine controls fertility in cats for years
• Friday lecture to examine tax policy, fiscal crisis
• 2011 Alachua County Fair
• Sustainability Connection Newsletter
• Reality games creator Jane McGonigal to discuss how games can change the world
• Miami Herald: Paul Chadik
• USA Today: Paul Duncan
• St. Petersburg Times: Jane Muir
• St. Petersburg Times: Ed Poppell
• Orlando Sentinel: Maureen Miller
• Miami Herald: Joseph Little
• St. Petersburg Times: Ken Sassaman
• New York Times: René Lemarchand
• Fox News: Dr. Phillipp Dahm
• London Telegraph: Mike Walsh
• Miami Herald: David Denslow
• U.S. News & World Report: Todd Manini
• National Public Radio: David Prevatt
• Orlando Sentinel: Chris McCarty
• Respiratory Care Open House Showcases SF's Degree Program, Oct. 4 and 5
• Renowned Author, Richard Louv, to Speak at Santa Fe College Oct. 9
• Library Mystery Night, Oct. 6
• Gator Growl Tickets On Sale Now in the SF Bookstore
• Couple adds to $2 million gift to make up for losses during recession
• Students, officers recognized for helping heart attack victim
• UF study finds modest rise in Florida’s consumer confidence
• Thursday event to focus on UFIT services, research
• Living Well listens to staff, faculty
• Alachua County P.O. Box Number Changed
• Alachua County News - Internet Café Special Exception Request Withdrawn
• Santa Fe College "Lights Up The Night" to Inaugurate New Fine Arts Hall
• College Night, Sept. 27, Offers One-Stop Shopping for College
• Renowned Author, Richard Louv, to Speak at Santa Fe College Oct. 9
• Florida Museum’s first free ‘Science Café’ Oct. 6 explores seafood choices
• UF speech, hearing clinic offers free hearing loss classes
• Museum begins three-year campaign Oct. 15 to fund permanent ‘Discovery Room’
• Alachua County News - 4-H Open House
• Alachua County News - Saturday Guided Walk
• Oak Hall Ordinance/Special Use Permit
• Alachua County 5 Comprehensive Plan Amendments on September 27, 2011
• Future of Water Supply Forum
• Alachua County Commission Internet Café Item Defferred
• Support Group for Rape Trauma
• UFPA offers free performance of U.S. Marine Band
• Notice of off-campus sexual battery
• UF, Pinellas schools win professional development award
• Noted journalist Jeff Klinkenberg to discuss ‘The Next Florida’
• Flu Vaccine Available at the Health Department
• ‘Entourage’ actor Rex Lee to speak at UF
• UF&Shands recruits health care leader as new chief quality officer
• Baseball Earns Two Wins in Winter Haven
• Fastpitch Opens Fall Ball With Two Wins
• Local Officials Are Preparing To Celebrate The Grand Opening Of The City Of Gainesville/Alachua County Senior Recreation Center
• Santa Fe College "Lights Up The Night" to Inaugurate New Fine Arts Hall
• Respiratory Care Open House Showcases SF's Degree Program, Oct. 4 and 5
• Florida Museum hosts ‘Drums and Dance’ fall music series
• UF&Shands names chief communications officer
• Fastpitch Opens Fall Ball Against Osceola Overdrive on Sept. 17 at 9:30 AM
• ABC News: Bruce Goldberger
• New York Post: Carsten Bandt
• Time: Clay Calvert
• International Herald-Tribune: Marco Salemi
• National Public Radio: Andrew Tatem
• Palm Beach Post: John Kaplan
• Miami Herald: Bruce Mast
• Orlando Sentinel: Steve Kirn
• St. Petersburg Times: Scott Nygren
• Associated Press: Daniel Sokol
• National Public Radio: Ted Kury
• Invasive Species
• UF-led study: Invasive amphibians, reptiles in Florida outnumber world
• Sept. 24 walk focuses on need to eliminate health disparities
• UF study names new ancient crocodile relative from the land of Titanoboa
• UF helping students find, enhance their strengths
• Sea smarts: Scientists studying mollusks discover there is more than one way to make a brain
• Researchers map the global spread of drug-resistant influenza
• Baseball Fall Ball Season Opens September 10
• Harn joins Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! Museums & Gardens Campaign
• Solar-powered charging station to be dedicated today
• Chemistry Boot Camp!
• Chemistry Boot Camp!
• Students Can "Shop" for Their Higher Education at College Night
• Teach For America attracts high number of UF graduates
• UFPA events kick off Hispanic Heritage Month
• Alachua County Bristol Harbour Replat
• Leading children’s health expert to head UF department of pediatrics
• Constitution Week Events, Sept. 12-16
• Health Career Opportunities, Sept. 14
• UF creates Engineering Innovation Institute, names first director
• Reduced Shakespeare Company tackles sports at Phillips Center
• Fire Extinguished by Sprinkler System
• Fall Canning Workshop
• Permit Extensions
• Alachua County News - September 8, 2011
• Behind The Veil: A Brief Exploration of the Hijab in Jordan, Sept. 13
• Former justice, Graham to help dedicate Stephen N. Zack Hall
• UF brings speakers over next 18 months to examine higher education
• 9/11 Memorial Activities on Campus Today
• U.S. Constitution to be read on campus Sept. 12
• 9-11-01 Day of Remembrance
• Alachua County Board of County Commissioners Public Hearing Agedna For September 13, 2011
• UF researchers find chemical signals that initiate the body’s immune response
• Cardiovascular Technology Program 2011 Preview, Today
• Emmitt Smith to autograph new book at UF Bookstore Sept. 17
• Aggressive medical therapy could help prevent stroke
• Sandra Day O’Connor to discuss civics education at UF’s Bob Graham Center
• SF Student Awarded Prestigious Gilman Scholarship
• UF’s Bob Graham Center hosts look at Florida’s readiness 10 years later
• Male-female ring finger proportions tied to sex hormones in embryo; may offer health insights
• Library Research Award Winners Announced
• Parental Drinking
• Parents play a powerful role in predicting DUI
• UF-sponsored entrepreneurial program named finalist for national award
• Alachua County Reid Hires Economic Development Coordinator
• September Commercial Horticulture Programs
• September Agriculture and Natural Resources Program
• 10 Years Later: Is Our Nation Prepared?
• Redistricting Special Meeting
• Bob Graham Center hosts discussion on U.S. financial crisis
• Choices Screen 4 Life at Alachua County Health Department
• Alachua County News - High Springs Joins Dispatch Service
• New Assistant Public Works Director
• Santa Fe College Lights Up The Night to Inaugurate New Fine Arts Hall
• UF’s College of Design, Construction and Planning to host lectures
• Events planned for anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks
• Opening Mixer, Sept. 9 for "Any Noun Can Be Verbed"
• Pledges for each touchdown benefit libraries
• Asia the Otter Leaving Teaching Zoo for Zoo in Australia
• Four UF students join others to produce newspaper for homeless
• UF medicinal chemists modify sea bacteria byproduct for use as potential cancer drug
• Manufacturing method paves way for commercially viable quantum dot-based LEDs
• Stories of Sept. 11 victims to be read aloud at Reitz Student Union
• Better Lights
• Development Review Committee Meeting on September 1, 2011
• Alachua County September Environmental Horticulture Programs
• 10th Annual Homeless Veterans Stand Down
• Mosquito threat emerges as season peaks, UF researchers report
• Information Session for Business Majors, Sept. 19
• Dip in Florida consumer confidence points toward recession
• Florida 4-H Youth Development: 4-H Enrollment Information
• Tryouts Scheduled for Athletic Teams, Sept. 2-7
• Certified Veteran Benefit Counseling Available at NW Campus
• UF researchers use acoustic tools to detect underground insects that attack grapes
• Gator Growl to feature The Soup’s host Joel McHale
• Fourth annual “One Less Car Day” returns on Oct. 26
• Alachua County /Gainesville Meeting
• Mobile Simulation Lab
• Labor Day Waste Collection
• Shoulder at interstate exit to reopen Monday
• MBK Lunch & Dinner, Aug. 29
• UF International Center to celebrate 20 years of service
• Zumba classes start Sept. 1 in Florida Gym
• Three-Part Home Buyer Education Course
• UF research funding at $619 million with IFAS up 25 percent
• International Center offers photo competition to students, staff, faculty
• Flu Resistance
• Room condition form process now high-tech
• Study of HIV increase in Pakistan could benefit other research
• In the Chest Pain E.R., a new testing routine means fewer missed heart disease cases
• Entries for pollinator photo contest due Sept. 9
• Back to School for Gainesville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Retired Supreme Court justice coming to UF Sept. 12
• Men's Basketball Tryouts for Full Time SF Students, Sept. 7 at 2:00 PM
• Koppers Health Reports Open House
• UFPA student tickets on sale Aug. 29
• Women's Basketball Tryouts for Full Time SF Students, Sept. 6 at 4:00 PM
• Fastpitch Tryouts September 2 at 1:30 PM for SF Students
• University of Florida officials are monitoring Tropical Storm Irene
• Santa Fe College Ranks No. 1 in Graduation Rates
• Reitz Student Union holds open house for students
• UF clinic offers free hearing loss, lip-reading classes
• Lane Closures - August 29 - 30, 2011
• Advisory Board Openings
• Folk legend Peter Yarrow to perform twice in Gainesville
• NOAA program hopes to lure super-skilled math, technology students
• UF launches UF Mobile Web, allowing access via handheld device
• Program to look at UF’s partnerships with area governments
• UF nature trail project enables smartphone users to hear insect sounds
• Animal Services Issues Advisory for Hawthorne Cat Owners
• August Water Workshops
• Six Gators chosen for governor’s program
• UF expert: In the quest to cure Type 1 diabetes, scientists must develop better research standards
• Two NSP Homes Available for Re-Sale
• Alachua County's Community Update - August 12, 2011
• Returning students to help with check-in of residents
• UF students, faculty and staff can learn more about RecSports offerings Aug. 25
• Saints Cheerleader Tryouts, Aug. 29-30
• Most on-campus residents expected to arrive Wednesday
• Researchers discover oldest evidence of nails in modern primates
• Baseball Tryouts for SF Students August 26 at 3:00 PM
• UF launches U Matter, We Care program to promote caring campus culture
• 2012 Prudential-Davis Productivity Award nominations due Sept. 9
• Alachua County Planning Commission And Development Review Meetings
• Eighth Avenue at 91st Street Intersection Modification Meeting
• Study reveals nature’s marketplaces can parallel those of humans
• New measurements prove it: Active older adults less likely to become cognitively impaired, UF researchers find
• Real Estate Report
• Florida real estate markets slip amid economic worries, political infighting
• eCivis Grants Network Training
• UF Housing installs Diamond Village Solar Dok
• Researchers look for new ways to get teens to take their medicine
• Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Vacancies
• UF recruits eating disorders expert to establish new program
• Popularity prompts museum to extend opening of ‘Discovery Room’ activity area
• Sant Fe College Graduates EMTs and Paramedics, Aug. 11
• Jonesville Tennis Center Receives USTA Awards
• Orlando Sentinel: Steve Kirn
• Discovery News: Vladimir Rakov
• Miami Herald: Frank Mazzotti
• BBC: Michelle Mack
• Associated Press: Lisa Merlo
• Tampa Tribune: Perran Ross
• The Hill: Elias Eldayrie
• St. Petersburg Times: Jaime Gresley
• Tampa Tribune: Bob Dekle
• Wall Street Journal: Darcie MacMahon, Donna Ruhl
• Sign Up Now for New Student Orientation
• Ugandan Nuru Kisitu on Campus Aug. 10 for Special Presentation
• Museum event explores cultural traditions of sound
• Open house to provide information on SW 13th Street work
• Dr. Angela Long and the Pathways Scholar Program
• UF study finds artificial reefs are economic boon; enjoy widespread public support
• Haven Acres Surrenders Cats
• Stars converge for HippieFest at Phillips Center
• August Extension Commercial Horticulture Programs
• First Annual Visit Gainesville Photo Contest
• Cornell law librarian joins Levin College of law
• HIV/AIDS: Global and Local Perspectives
• UF officials monitoring Tropical Storm Emily
• lm Beach Post: Pierce Jones, Hal Knowles
• Orlando Sentinel: Reza Ehsani
• St. Petersburg Times: Amy Mashburn
• Reuters: Robert Cook
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel: William Kern
• National Public Radio: Flo Turcotte
• Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
• UF names new education dean, citing research strength as key
• August Agriculture And Natural Resources Programs
• Animal Services 2nd Annual Summer Loving Program
• Geographic analysis offers new insight into coral disease spread
• Showing of Kaplan documentary, discussion set for Aug. 2
• Alachua County's Community Meeting About Eastside CRA
• August Extension Family and Consumer Programs
• Alachua County's 'Community Conversations 2011''
• Alachua County News - New CHOICES Enrollment Hours
• UF study shows tundra fires could accelerate climate warming
• UF, Gainesville join nationwide effort to land ultra-high-speed broadband
• UF survey: Consumer confidence registers modest increase in July
• Museum’s Smith-Vaniz receives top award for his research
• Young entrepreneurs to be recognized at lunch awards program
• Community Emergency Response Team Program
• Wall Street Journal: David Denslow
• Associated Press: Glenn Morris
• Associated Press: Jennifer Zedalis
• Orlando Sentinel: Stan Smith
• Reuters: Roxanne Connelly
• St. Petersburg Times: David Colburn
• ABC News: Bruce Goldberger
• Living Well offers four free Zumba classes
• Goo Goo Dolls to perform at Gator Growl 2011
• UF scientist to discuss work leading to sawfish addition to endangered list
• UF study strengthens concerns about long-term use of certain painkillers
• Pain Relief Warning
• Building a Sustainable Future Workshop
• Fire of unknown origin destroys conference building
• UF Alert
• UF review suggests new approaches needed if biological control of termites to succeed
• UF names new clinical and health psychology department chairman
• Noted speakers to join UF panel discussion on entrepreneurship
• Alachua County News - 2011 Local Preference Survey
• UF beats other universities in response rate to SERU survey
• UFAlert emergency notification test set for Wednesday
• ACHD Earns Public Health Emergency Preparedness Recognition
• Alachua County's Community Update - July 15, 2011
• Tickets on Sale Now for "Light Up the Night," SF's Fine Arts Hall Premiere, Sept. 24
• CPR and Heart Health Program
• "Urban Agriculture, the Comp Plan, and What You Should Know"
• Saucy BBQ Documentary Set to Make Splash on the Big Screen, Aug. 4
• Fall SF Bus Routes
• SF Alum Returns to Exhibit Photography
• Call For Photos for "Exposure.Focus."
• Libraries expand digital access to orphan works
• Strike Out Hunger Food Drive Workshop
• ‘Evening of Improv’ offered this weekend
• Loss of large predators, herbivores causes wide disruption of ecosystems
• Biology professor receives Asa Gray Award
• UF astronomers start testing infrared camera at world’s largest telescope
• Alachua County Community Conversations 2011
• Neighborhood Stabilization Program Homes Available for Re-Sale
• UF researcher, collaborators: Soil microbes aggravate global warming
• Poppell to speak at July 26 APA meeting
• Genetic analysis of costly cattle disease may aid in vaccine development
• GTEC Celebrates Ten Years of Innovation
• USA Today: Marc Branham
• Palm Beach Post: Chris McCarty
• St. Petersburg Times: Win Phillips
• Tampa Tribune: Ido Oren
• ABC News: Michael Seigel
• ABC News: Thomas Demarse
• Associated Press: Jack Payne
• MSNBC.com: George Burgess
• Citizens Co-op Opening Friday, July 15
• RTS expands service, adds routes for fall
• Long distance: Research shows ancient rock under Haiti came from 1,000+ miles away
• Alachua County Extension Financial Management Series
• Harvard curator to speak at this fall’s ButterflyFest
• UF, FSU receive $10 million for project to digitize U.S. biology collections
• New chief of acute care surgery starts at UF
• UFPD, Shands offer bike rodeo for children
• Laurienzo Named NJCAA Academic All-American
• UF-led team awarded more than $6.5 million for oil spill projects
• UF scientists devise way to sort brain cells for potential transplants
• Lane Closure: SW 62nd Blvd Interim Projects - July 13, 2011
• Combining therapies appears safe, may benefit patients with advanced liver cancer, UF scientists say
• Thirteen Baseball Players Sign With Upper Division Schools
• SF Alum Returns to Exhibit Photography
• Veterinary oncology chief named chairman of small animal clinical sciences
• Malancology curator recognized for decades of research
• Alachua County's Community Update - July 1, 2011
• Alachua County Environmental Protection Department News - July 2011
• Florida Museum offers night of wild music July 15
• New study documents first cookiecutter shark attack on a live human
• UF students help with project to measure seismic activity across U.S.
• UF researchers find bacterial imbalances linked to deadly disease that strikes infants
• Social Media Class at Digital Media Technology
• University of Florida-led teams awarded $6.9 million for climate change projects
• UF’s tobacco-free policy succeeds in first year
• On higher education, lessons from the north
• Papaya plants reduce the need for pesticides on tomatoes in Florida, new UF study finds
• UF researchers awarded $5.5 million in federal grants to help teachers reduce disruptive classroom behavior
• Welcome to Santa Fe: Julie Crosby
• Alachua County News - Independence Day Waste Collection
• Alachua County News - Countywide Burn Ban Lifted
• Rare deep-water giant squid from South Florida brought to UF for research
• Consumer confidence falls again amid likely worries about Social Security, Medicare
• Special Use Permit Item May be Rescheduled
• Mother Jones: Daniel Smith
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• Palm Beach Post: Stan Smith
• Reuters: Anthony Bavry
• National Public Radio: Bret Pasch
• Florida Times-Union: Michael Seigel
• Associated Press: Barbara Purdy
• Investigation finds equipment flaw, horse’s panic resulted in its death
• Public Safety Communication Tower Deconstruction
• Alachua County Extension Office Announced July 2011 Commercial Horticulture Programs
• How Dulu Got Her Name
• Board of Governors names two new members to UF Board of Trustees
• Florida Museum extends ‘Barrier Islands’ exhibit through Aug. 7
• Snake predator may benefit endangered bird, UF study finds
• 2011 4-H Summer Camp
• Efforts to spear invasive lionfish not likely to curb population, UF researchers say
• UF undergraduate chosen for fellowship with Department of State
• UF trains entrepreneurs through 10-week training program
• Resume Enhancer: Free Class Resulting in Construction Credential, June 25-26
• 2010 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report
• Alachua County News - Burn Ban Extended Until June 28th
• Red Wine Benefits
• UF review of resveratrol studies confirms potential health boost
• CodeRED Weather Warning System
• Accepting her own challenge, businesswoman donates $1 million to create UF professorship in early childhood studies
• SF College for Kids Now Registering
• New Titletown Gator Club offers summer program of discounts, events
• Alachua County News - Issue Of Alachua County's Community Update Is Out!
• Alachua County News - New Health Dept. Clinic Hours
• ADA Expo 2011
• Public presentations set Monday for Innovation Square, neighborhood
• Recent legislative session topic for next APA meeting Thursday
• Elmira Warren to be Secretary to NACHSA
• SF Digital Media Students Sweep the Florida Print Awards
• Life-like bronze figures, 20-foot sculpture featured in city/campus art project
• Florida Sea Grant specialist receives fellowship to study climate change
• UF receives $1.25 million to advance clinical research and personalized medicine
• Alachua County Board Of County Commissioners Meeting Agenda for June 16, 2011
• UF launches new online master’s degree for patient-care pharmacists
• Resume Enhancer: Free Class Resulting in Construction Credential, June 25-26
• Cool Off at the Sweet Dreams Fundraiser for Tuscaloosa Tornado Victims, Today!
• Health Career Opportunities, June 15
• Deadline is June 18 to Cast a Vote for the Baby Gibbon's Name
• Ghana "Download," June 17
• Associated Press: Gifford Waters
• USA Today: Mark Ou
• Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
• Los Angeles Times: Clive Wynne
• Mother Jones: Daniel Smith
• Tampa Tribune: David Denslow
• New York Times: J. Glenn Morris
• Reuters: Jay Ritter
• U.S. News & World Report: Stan Smith
• UF study: When singing mice choose a mate, a skillful song gets the gal
• Singing Mice
• SF Planetarium's Albury Selected to Co-Host PBS' "Star Gazer"
• Teaching Zoo Invites Community to Name Baby Gibbon
• Programs may prevent tooth decay in tots
• Baby Teeth
• Alachua County Commissioner Rodney J. Long Speak About Retirement
• Extension Office Family Farm Program
• UF seeks feedback on proposed benefit changes
• Clapsaddle Named NJCAA All-American
• Clapsaddle and Grifol Selected on Third Day of MLB Draft
• UF: Florida population soars in century’s first decade, but rate is slowing
• Alachua County News - Burn Ban Extended
• Tampa architect Carlos Alfonso chosen UF Board of Trustees chairman
• President Machen proposes budget, 3 percent raises
• Gator Aid for Tuscaloosa
• Celebrate "Jack Horkheimer Day" at the SF Planetarium, June 11
• Lee, O'Shea Picked in MLB Draft; Three Signees Also Selected
• Second UF student wins iPad for completing SERU
• UF researchers refine system to detect explosive materials
• Plug In to Gainesville's New Gardening Network!
• Fetterman Brings Expertise to Santa Fe's New Fine Arts Hall
• Health Career Opportunities, June 15
• Smoke from wildfires may continue to reach campus
• Waste to Wealth Workshop
• Celebrate "Jack Horkheimer Day" at the SF Planetarium, June 11
• Teachers to learn about non-native and invasive plants
• Lee, O'Shea Picked in MLB Draft; Three Signees Also Selected
• Students recognized for multicultural awareness in residential areas
• UF researcher reduces allergens in peanuts using pulsed light
• Peanut Allergen
• Creative B program returns to UF, highlights culture
• Openings Available in Free Summer Camps for Middle and High School Students in East Gainesville
• UF researchers show new way to target tumor cells
• Performances feature artists affected by cancer
• 2011 Apprenticeship Graduation
• It's Not Too Hot To Garden Workshop
• Fire Hazard Recall: HP Notebook Computer Batteries
• Herb Production Workshop
• Summer Alternative Break Trip to Tuscaloosa, Ala., June 24-28
• Teaching Zoo Offers a Community Celebration for World Oceans Day, June 4-5
• Dance Concert Showcases Student Choreography Talent at SF
• National HIV Testing Day - June 27, 2011
• Upcoming Detour on SW 40th Boulevard
• Prof. Naima Brown Awarded Scholarship to Study Role of Women in Arab Society
• UF researchers unearth only stone mission church in St. Augustine
• Dance Fest to include workshops, special project
• Colena Lazar Named NJCAA All-American
• UF researchers suggest cholera vaccination strategies for Zimbabwe
• Summer Alternative Break Trip to Tuscaloosa, Ala., June 24-28
• Pressure to look more muscular may lead some men to consider steroids
• Empower Yourself with Rape Aggression Defense Classes
• National Trail Day Hiking Program
• John Hayes named interim dean for UF/IFAS research
• Miami Herald: Walter Tabachnick
• Orlando Sentinel: John Scanzoni
• Orlando Sentinel: Ken Nunn
• NPR: Michael Seigel
• USA Today: Stanley Smith
• Florida Times-Union: George Burgess
• WRUF-TV now showing 24/7 weather
• UF researchers say viruses could play key role in ICU patients’ outcomes
• Pomegranates could become new cash crop for Florida, UF researcher says
• Teaching Zoo Offers a Community Celebration for World Oceans Day, June 4-5
• Dance Concert Showcases Student Choreography Talent at SF
• Alachua County News - Burn Ban in Effect
• Fireworks celebration canceled due to funding
• Rosemary Loria appointed chair of UF’s plant pathology department
• Fastpitch Signee Kimberly Booker Displays Talents at FACA All-Star Game
• UF develops method to make plastic from discarded plant material
• UF: Florida’s consumer confidence stays level for first time in months
• Memorial Day Waste Collection
• Four Future Saints Play in FACA All-Star Game
• Student Health Care Center receives three-year accreditation
• Alachua County News -Earth Machine Composter Sale
• Memorial Day Ceremony
• Long-Sought SF Transportation Bill Becomes Law
• D'Haiti and Ivankovic Sign With NCAA Div. I Schools
• Three Fastpitch Players Sign With NCAA Schools
• Museum to open popular Discovery Room May 28
• Study shows stroke patients can improve walking ability
• UF breaks ground today for $45 million Clinical and Translational Research Building
• Alachua County News - Fish Kill in Bivens Arm Lake
• Teaching Zoo Offers a Community Celebration for World Oceans Day, June 4-5
• Dance Concert Showcases Student Choreography Talent at SF
• UF to host Mark Morris Dance Group’s Parkinson’s disease dance workshop
• UF oral history program honors Memorial Day through voices of veterans
• Santa Fe College Hall of Fame Inducts 2011 Honorees
• CTE Awards Recognize Success in Career and Technical Education
• CAPP Advisory Board Vacancies
• Muhammad Ali’s daughter speaks at fundraiser
• UF wins top prize in 2011 Bateman competition
• UF scientists devise new way to analyze epidemics
• Health Career Opportunities, June 15
• Name that Gibbon!
• UF expert: Summer vacation fun can be less expensive than you think
• Palestinian Forum with Sister City Delegates, May 23
• Sixth annual ButterflyFest scheduled for late October
• UF receives $1.8 million to upgrade helium-supplying facility on campus
• Harn presents critical retrospective of Jerry Uelsmann’s work
• Alachua County News - SW 43rd St. Detour/Closure
• Home Composter Sale
• New UF Small Animal Hospital wins top award from City Beautification Board
• WLUF-TV to offer 24/7 NASA coverage of Endeavor
• Beaker chemical accident injures student
• Foundation Scholars Choose Santa Fe College
• UF astronomy professor wins prize for extrasolar planetary research
• Dr. Mark Gold named UF’s Distinguished Alumni Professor
• New York Times: David Leavitt
• New York Times: Michael Seigel
• Washignton Post: Paul Duncan
• Palm Beach Post: Norm Leppla
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• FOXBusiness: Jay Ritter
• Tampa Tribune: Stephen Craig
• Washington Post: Ilan Shrira
• BBC: Gustav Paulay
• Santa Fe and the TechQuest Entrepreneurship Training for Youth
• UF research aims to help preserve plants, animals caught between forest ‘fragments’
• President's Hall Art Exhibit Showcases Professor's Talent
• Palestinian Delegation on Campus May 23
• Eleven Fla. high school graduates receive Lombardi, Stamps scholarships
• NSP3 Application Available For Public Comment
• Annual Master Gardener Plant Sale
• Registration for Summer Community Education Classes Starts May 18
• Project focuses on elite scholarship programs for underrepresented students
• Florida Museum teaches educators the importance of sawfish
• Tips geared for older adults available in updated UF/IFAS disaster-planning guide
• SF Automotive Students "Tour" Chevy Volt Plug-in Hybrid
• Bike to Work (or Class!) Week, May 16-20
• Free Environmental Science and Technology Summer Camp Accepting Applications
• UF researchers link oceanic land crab extinction to colonization of Hawaii
• Teresa Balser appointed dean of UF’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• UF study: College-age Facebook users react negatively to site’s ads
• ‘Friendly fire’ may be at the root of Parkinson-like diseases
• UFPD adds new explosive-detecting dog
• How to Help the Alabama Tornado Victims
• Student Life's Advisor of the Year: Professor Vilma Fuentes
• UF to replace all residence hall furniture by 2016
• Germ-killing sanitizers could have effect on alcohol tests
• UF Performing Arts celebrates 20 years with 20 ‘anniversary artists’
• Florida’s hurricane lessons could save homes, lives in tornado-prone areas
• Hand Sanitizer Alcohol
• Alachua County News - May Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Orlando Sentinel: Joseph Little
• Washington Post: J. Glenn Morris
• Palm Beach Post: Stan Smith
• Orlando Sentinel: Marco Pahor
• USA Today: Pathogens report
• NPR: Pam Soltis
• UF professor of building construction receives national teaching award
• UF researchers develop method to remove phosphate from water, using biochar
• Transitions: Nancy Griffin
• UF offers new major in sustainability studies
• A budget message from President Machen
• Civic Engagement Opportunity - Earn a Scholarship Reward!
• SF Graphic Design Student Wins National Design Competition
• NSP Homes Available for Re-Sale
• Grass Clippings Public Outreach Campaign
• Asher Pitches Saints Past Broward, 7-2 (FCSAA Tournament)
• Gov. Scott appoints three new members of UF Board of Trustees
• Harn to celebrate importance of museums Thursday
• UF: Insecticide resistance developing in psyllid that carries citrus disease
• Growing Entrepreneurs Celebration, May 9
• Saints Stay Alive in FCSAA Tournament With 4-1 Win Over Indian River
• NWF Hands Baseball 11-3 Defeat at FCSAA Tournament
• Santa Fe Named Florida's First All-Steinway Piano College
• National Drug Court Month
• Second Balu Forest Land Management Planning Meeting - May 19, 2011
• UF: Florida biotech industry outpaces nation
• Follow #1 SF Baseball at the FCSAA Tournament
• UF study finds cats No. 1 predator to urban mockingbird nests
• Grinter Gallery extends dates for cartography exhibit
• Fossil collector donates life’s work to Florida Museum of Natural History
• University of Florida student from Oldsmar named Udall Scholar
• Educators present 1,100 research projects as part of award-winning UF program
• Superior Accomplishment Awards honor top UF staff, faculty
• UF researchers find quiet protein speaks loudly in fight against cancer
• Professor Vanessa Wilson Lands a Spot in YouTube's NextUp Program
• Opportunities in Emerging Technologies, May 3
• SF College for Kids Now Registering
• FGP Wins Senior Group of the Year Award
• Coach Wiggs in Studio With "The Larry Vettel Show" on May 3 from 5:00 - 6:00 PM
• Florida Museum offers summer camps for children
• Florida Museum leads project to develop apps for Jacksonville Zoo
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• Job Fair, Saturday, April 30 at Santa Fe College
• Tomossone Leads Saints to 2-0 Victory over Brevard at FCSAA Tournament
• Recycling of Vegetable Oil Expanded
• Nine Baseball players Named to All-MFC Teams
• Report identifies Top 10 Pathogen-Food Combinations that cause illness
• Spring Commencement Ceremonies Honor SF Graduates April 29
• New pixel technology could pave way for next generation of consumer electronics
• University of Florida Alumni Association names new executive director
• Risky Food Pathogens
• CHOICES Eligibility Criteria Changed to Accept Alachua County Citizens Studying at SF
• 4th Annual College Award Ceremony Honorees
• All Safe After Bus Fire at Northwest Campus
• RSVP Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
• Women's Basketball Signs Three, With More to Follow
• UF researcher’s work takes Florida a step closer to disease-resistant grapes
• Floridians’ consumer confidence falls for third straight month
• Rodney Long to Meet at White House
• Learn About SF's Health Career Opportunities, April 27
• SF Shines at International Model UN Event in New York City
• Finals Stress Relief = Planetarium Awareness Week, April 26-29
• Aspen Institute Selects Santa Fe College as a Top Community College
• UF creates policy to ensure students seek help during emergencies
• Alachua County News - Balu Forest Land Management Planning Meeting
• Curry Sparks Two Walk Off Wins Over Hillsborough CC, 1-0 and 3-2
• Alachua County News - Joe M. Crevasse Building Dedication
• Photos: The Gator Fly-In
• Local tech companies recall months of intense courtship
• Election law overhaul could impede student vote
• City Commission concerned about those mysterious frat parties
• Gainesville considers seeking more funding from county for RTS
• Teens going to prom seek out bargains in tight economy
• Taking a peek into the UF Innovation Hub
• Student suicides have UF determined to make campus more proactive
• Tax fraud deprives 2 area residents of timely refunds
• Guardian ad Litem program moves to Main Street
• Changes to UF wireless network access begin May 1
• Criser elected board chair of UF startup Sestar
• $1,000 can speed up a Suwannee water district permit
• Miss. man arrested after driving wrong way in Waldo
• Atlanta nurse arrested in Gainesville on drug charge
• GPD arrests man on aggravated child abuse charge
• SFC offers summer programs
• Warm temps to continue through Easter
• With transportation, growth plans in place, what's next?
• RUE Concludes its Research & Creative Scholarly Projects Festival
• All the Glam, All the Joy at Student Awards Night, April 22
• Upcoming Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program
• 2011/2012 CAPP Poverty Reduction Funding
• Annual Master Gardener Plant Sale
• Few city contracts go to minority-owned and women-owned businesses
• With transportation, growth plans in place, what's next?
• CVS at corner of NW 43rd and 23rd gets initial OK
• Facebook posts show troubled relationship before murder
• Searching for evidence in gruesome murder
• Service planned for UF professor Lynda Lee Kaid
• Schools could lose 41 positions next year
• Budget cuts hit home for 80-plus in Santa Fe program
• GPD kept sergeant on job with gun despite injunction
• Farm festival near McIntosh on Saturday
• Museum to unveil renovated ‘Monarch Passage,’ butterfly videos
• Guns, cash, drugs seized from Morriston home
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket purchased in Gainesville
• Fifth Avenue Arts Festival aims to lift spirits with music, arts and gospel
• Sex offender gets 15 years for sending explicit photos to boy, 13
• Coffee Robot
• Former student finishes degree after 33 years, returns for commencement
• Weather system an early reminder of hurricane season
• Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
• Associated Press: Norman J.W. Goda
• Orlando Sentinel: Robert Pereira
• Orlando Sentinel: David B. Brushwood
• Sun-Sentinel: Amanda Rice
• MSN.com: Andrew M. Kaunitz
• Final Concert of the Year: "Sing into Spring" April 21
• Altrusa Read-In for Literacy, April 26
• Autographed DVDs to be given away to survey fans, followers
• Gov. Scott reappoints Carlos Alfonso to UF Board of Trustees
• SF College for Kids Now Registering
• Police seize drugs, arrest four on UF campus
• FWC lengthens scallop season, cuts park prices for holidays
• Deputies seize drugs, guns, cash from Levy home
• Gainesville home sales inch up while median price falls
• Alachua County May 2011 Family And Consumer Sciences Programs
• Graphic Design and Multimedia Open House, April 21
• Long scrutinizes process that led hiring of department head
• Mother of suspect in murder case is 'numb'
• Gainesville ties record high, then rains bring a little relief
• Stalking case dropped against ex-UF police lieutenant
• Gainesville home sales inch up while median price falls
• UF students pose question to Obama, converse with Kal Penn
• Terry Jones in court Thursday over his anti-Islam rally in Michigan
• Restaurant roundup: Urban Flats is now Vellos; Ti Amo closing
• Oak Hall player sets national record -- getting hit by a pitch 55 times
• Attorney representing murder suspect has defended him previously
• Suspect in murder says all she can do is 'pray, pray, pray for forgiveness'
• Baseball Defeats CCF 10-4 to Complete Four Game Season Sweep
• Alfonso reappointed to Board of Trustees
• Make sure you're ready before bringing a pet rabbit home
• High Springs man, 79, arrested in neighbor dispute
• Victim ID'd in 36-year-old Dixie County murder case
• Bob Graham Center for Public Service to host student roundtable
• Sonic Drive-In sponsors Alachua County public schools
• Four Women's Basketball Players Ink With NCAA Schools
• Digital Worlds Institute receives grant for project with classics department
• Fraternity raises $1,500 for local fire department
• 4 adults, 2 juveniles arrested Belleview boy murder plot
• RUE Festival Continues Today in E Breezeway and Library
• Putnam County woman, baby injured in crash
• Around the Region - April 20, 2011
• Record heat likely to continue
• Oil spill's long-term effects worry UF experts
• EPD Earth Day/Rain Garden Creation
• FEMA chief says economy adds to storm challenges
• Marathon great Grete Waitz dies at 57
• Trenton man charged with second-degree murder
• Some 600 show for McDonalds hiring day
• Awaiting funding, community of new technology promises jobs
• UF students hold to protest tuition hikes
• Restaurant roundup: Jason's Deli coming; Merlion will become Internet cafe
• Section of North Main Street is the latest to close
• After DUI arrest, bicyclist accused of threatening officer
• Gainesville sets record with high of 94
• Oil spill's long-term effects worry UF experts
• Sun apps for iPad, iPhone available
• Actor Kal Penn taking part Wednesday in two events at UF
• Tech center, dormitory planned for UF's Innovation Square
• Marine veteran starts Florida march in Gainesville
• 2011-2012 SF Student Ambassadors Selected - An Honor!
• Entomologist offers advice on invading caterpillars
• Final Concert of the Year: "Sing into Spring" April 21
• All the Glam, All the Joy at Student Awards Night, April 22
• Plans announced for two new buildings at Innovation Square
• Golf carts stolen from Retirement Home for Horses, again
• Levy County man fires shot at girlfriend's head, misses
• Two UF juniors chosen among 275 Goldwater Scholars nationwide
• After fog lifts, possible record highs on tap
• UF grad named secretary of FDOT
• Alachua horse a favorite for the Kentucky Derby
• Alachua County's Community Update - April 15, 2011
• Fastpitch Sweeps Lake Sumter, Claims Share of MFC Title
• Annual feast celebrates Passover with food, prayer and song
• Gilchrist deputy credited with saving woman in burning house
• Now is the time for teens to apply for summer jobs
• Around the region for April 19, 2011
• County Commission meeting Tuesday to look at budget
• New center for Parkinson's, movement disorders opens
• Both Gainesville Wendys restaurants broken into
• Which is tougher UF football schedule 2006 or 2011?
• Alachua horse a favorite for the Kentucky Derby
• Williston area woman charged with battery against mother
• Police: Armed intruder broke into home to search for dog
• Off-duty Sheriff's deputy arrests man, woman on drug charges
• Law professor suspended over shoving incident
• Police: Prescription abusers use theft reports to get more pills
• Woman charged with abusing horses now accused of counterfeiting
• UF officials visiting Saudi Arabia this week
• Stearns seeking a 13th term in Congress
• Museum marks Earth Day with plant sales this weekend
• Learn all about Fulbright programs on Thursday
• Former Attorney General Reno helps UF open Center for Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration
• USF student dies in underwater caves in central FL
• UFAlert emergency notification systems test
• UF researches legal control for contagious, ornamental fish pest
• RUE Festival, April 18-22, Highlights SF Research and Humanities
• 2011 EarthWeek at Santa Fe College
• Woman arrested after leaving IHOP without paying
• New Kiosk on Campus Marks De Soto's Trail
• Gas prices top $4 a gallon around nation
• Weekly road report for April 18
• Local, state officials see promise in Gainesville's biomass plant
• Local debate teams qualify for nationals
• Transportation plan gets motion; city election campaign spending totals
• Seminars offer safety training
• Former UF provost Andrew Sorensen dies at 72
• Buchholz claims record seventh straight state math title
• Local, state officials see promise in Gainesville's biomass plant
• Accident briefly closed U.S. 301 Saturday
• Burglary suspects arrested at victims home Sunday
• Gainesville Fire Rescue puts out duplex fire
• Tax Day not what it used to be at Post Office
• Transportation plan gets motion; city election campaign spending totals
• Abundant locally, Internet cafes create controversy statewide
• RUE Festival, April 18-22, Highlights SF Research and Humanities
• Police say arrested pair are
• Rubio tells Blue Key: America's greatness at stake
• Baseball Defeats Seminole 4-3, Win Third Straight MFC Title
• Fastpitch Splits With CCF, Tomossone Breaks SF Career HR Record
• Miami air controller latest to sleep on job
• A long, winding line greets book sales opening
• M.M. Parrish celebrates 100 years with picnic
• 3 accused of robbery; police hope to find victim
• Man wanted in Dixie County caught in California
• With the Volt, Loften's automotive students peer into the future
• Abundant locally, Internet cafes create controversy statewide
• Main Street intersection with University Avenue will be open for UF graduation
• Gator mentors, local students pair up for shared success
• Final Night for "The GREED Project"
• RUE Festival, April 18-22, Highlights SF Research and Humanities
• Recycled Latex Paint Giveaway Program
• Gator mentors, local students pair up for shared success
• Gainesville-area jobless rate drops to 7.5%
• Pocket knife-wielding teen defends neighbor's property
• GPD: Man holds SFC student's laptop hostage for his cellphone
• Deputies: Mom with pot charged with child neglect, aggravated battery
• Bubba the Love Sponge buys Ocala Speedway
• Around the region for April 16, 2011
• E.T. York, ex-chancellor and IFAS founder, dies at age 88
• UF shows off campus, programs in appeal to alumnae
• Free Broadway-style show is set for Saturday night
• Baseball Falls to St. John's 8-7 to End 11 Game Winning Streak
• After FCAT, the learning continues, teachers say
• Center brings Parkinson's, tremor, dystonia care under one roof
• 2 men may be linked to Lake City robbery
• 'Can You Dig It?' is Saturday at museum
• Lake City woman struck by train, killed
• Sheriff's Office: Malnourished horse seized last year now healthy
• Levy couple arrested on drug charges
• Visual Arts Annual Student Art Show
• Fastpitch Sweeps Daytona 6-1 and 4-2, Tomossone Ties SF Homerun Mark
• E.T. York, founder of IFAS, dies
• Test of UF’s emergency notification system planned for Monday
• Heavy winds precede cold front
• Playboy names The Swamp Restaurant its top college sports bar
• Use-of-force incidents dip for UFPD
• Around the Region for April 15, 2011
• Squirrels on UF campus have students' attention
• It's been an important week for struggling schools
• Environmental rules, viewed by GOP as invasive, are close to being repealed
• Area's online job postings return to pre-recession levels
• Student leaders share concerns, ideas with School Board members
• Playboy names The Swamp Restaurant its top college sports bar
• Machen doesn't hold much hope for 30 percent tuition hike
• Special meeting set for Friday in Williston
• Its been an important week for struggling schools
• The sound of music part of FOLs Spring Book Sale
• Ocala to get a taste of Wild Onion books
• on Sunday promotes organ donation
• Two men arrested after botched armed robbery
• Few leads so far in rape, robbery of woman
• UFPD lieutenant got one-day suspension for training incident
• GPD: Man beats, chokes girlfriend over truck titles
• This year, tax deadline is Monday, three days later than usual
• Names of killer storms Igor, Tomas off the list as season nears
• Buchholz eyes 7th straight state math title
• UF students work to spare foreign aid from cuts
• UF forms police advisory board
• Reitz Union to be open 24/7 during ‘De-stress Study Fest’
• Animal rescue fundraiser set for April 22
• Final countdown to Midnight Fun Run 2011 begins
• Thirty-three faculty named UF Research Foundation Professors for 2011
• Web Design & Development: Open House, April 14
• Visual Arts Annual Student Art Show
• Senior Night 2011, April 14
• UF forms police advisory committee
• Oak Hall celebrates effort to globalize its curriculum
• Levy crash leaves motorcyclist critically hurt, his passenger dead
• Gainesville firm takes on case of homeless beatings
• Man sought in store robbery in Lake City
• Provost candidate ends up filling another position at SFC
• Harn offers family-friendly Earth Day celebration
• UF president creates committee to examine significant police issues
• GPD: Fugitive elbows, bites officer during arrest
• Clyburn Inks With Austin Peay, Mikulic with High Point
• Former City Commission candidate arrested on sex charge
• UF partners plan minority cancer awareness activities
• Library West, Marston Science Library add more hours for exams
• "The GREED Project"
• King’s College president, publisher to debate benefits of religion
• New UF Citrus Research and Education Center director named
• Incumbents unseated in Newberry elections
• Child neglect charges after boy, 10, told to walk home in dark
• Dance Gala 2011 - Tonight in SF's New Fine Arts Hall!
• Gainesville man arrested on drug charges
• Jacqueline Burns named UF Citrus Research and Education Center director
• Chase, Bottcher win seats in runoffs for City Commission
• County Commission again balks at adding parcels to registry
• By unanimous vote, county approves multi-modal fee
• Man apparently drowns in Interlachen lake
• Overall principal pay not above peer counties; superintendent ranks higher, teachers lower
• Chase, Bottcher win seats on City Commission
• Live blog: City elections Round 2
• Voters turning out for runoff election
• Keystone Heights group gets shuttle simulator
• 91st Street resurfacing approved; county seeks more than $43K from Beazer
• Students worry aplenty with FCAT this week; counselors try to help
• Florida prisons limiting smoking on grounds
• UFPD reports upswing in bicycle thefts
• Nation begins 150th anniversary of Civil War
• UF groups to raise money at Swamp for autism
• Alachua County to seek reimbursement from Beazer East
• Saturdays Stomp the Swamp to raise money for autism
• UF names Dunlevie professors for Honors Program for next year
• You lock with U-lock you wont lose your bike
• Shoplifter leaves stolen car behind
• County to address resurfacing, property, transportation issues
• Cade Museum announces four finalists in Prize for Innovation
• Years later, jail project yet to start as commission debates cost
• Former Gator Dan Werner charged with DUI
• Expect cold winds, rain
• Around the region for April 12, 2011
• Years later, jail project yet to start as commissioners debate costs
• Gainesville man labeled predator, gets 15 years in child sex case
• Educators at odds over value of standardized tests
• Report: UF faculty salaries up by 6 percent in 2010-11
• VA employee charged with prescription drug fraud
• Bicyclist critically injured Monday in crash on South U.S. 441
• 14 businesses offer discounts as part of Buy Local campaign
• Tebow statue a true depiction -- right down to eye black Bible verse
• Saints Rout FSC-J 10-4, Clinch Berth in FCSAA State Tournament
• Jail is in the cards for poker player after armed robbery
• Third party will evaluate cost of EPA water rules
• An Exciting Week at Santa Fe College
• WUFT-FM 89.1 launches Spanish language programming service today
• Santa Fe College Moving Newly Constructed Habitat House April 13
• Polls open Tuesday at 7 a.m. for City Commission seats
• One person arrested at Orange and Blue game
• Stolen AC found, three arrested after traffic stop
• Burger King worker arrested after camera records theft
• UF team again wins national bass fishing contest
• Two escape serious injury after blown tire, SUV rollover
• Relay for Life of Gainesville Information Fest, April 13 in the Oak Grove
• Part of U.S. 129 in Live Oak to be closed Monday evening
• Home invasion, sexual battery reported near campus
• Opportunities in Emerging Technologies, May 3
• Web Design & Development: Open House
• UF gives incentives to students for completing SERU survey
• Armed robber takes shoes, cell phone
• Weekly road report for April 11
• Students face a more demanding FCAT this week
• Students face a more demanding FCAT this week
• Driller dies when sinkhole opens beneath him
• Police look for man accused of raping, robbing Gainesville woman
• Alachua County News - Alachua County Career Expo
• State releases data on kids restrained in schools
• Kirby Smith staff larger, higher paid than in comparable districts
• No heat record broken this weekend, but it was hot
• Teacher pay soon linked to FCAT
• Gainesville Fashion Week ends with record attendance
• Around the Region for April 11, 2011
• Stanfield crowned Miss Deaf Teen America
• Man charged with felony after allegedly shooting BBs at cars
• Traffic updates go online, and to social media, too
• Well driller dies in sinkhole accident
• Dance Gala 2011
• Bush sets SEC, UF softball record
• UF women capture share of SEC title
• Plenty to do this week
• High temperatures hover near record
• EPD Water Presentation
• Tiger gives the kids a run at the Masters
• UF unveils statues of Heisman winners
• Three men accused of stripping copper from farm
• Art, entertainment, historic setting draw thousands to annual festival
• Tebow visit revs up fans
• Kirby Smith staff larger, higher paid than in comparable districts
• No record highs but still hot Saturday in Gainesville
• Free food, medical attention, music, dance found at Judah Fest
• Two inmates injured, face felonies in jail fight
• Brantley, Gators get spring work
• Three men arrested for stripping copper from farm
• Dunnellon man kills himself after being pulled over
• 2 Hillsborough County men arrested, accused in major burglary spree
• Lake City police seek armed robber
• Around the region for April 9, 2011
• Separate cooking fires cause minor injuries and some smoke damage
• Alachua County schools begin early with Internet warnings
• Last corporate PizzaVito location closes
• Grocery bills soar as gas spike spreads
• Fundraising goal surpassed for Momentum 2015
• UF sees opportunities for study, students with Georgia Aquarium
• UF increases security for Orange and Blue game
• I-75 work ahead at Archer, Newberry exits
• Baseball Defeats Daytona 8-1, Sets Single Season Wins Record
• SF Spring Arts Festival -- A Whirlwind World Tour In Gainesville, April 9-10
• "The GREED Project"
• UF adds security for Saturday’s Orange & Blue football game
• Afro-Cuban rhythms come to the Phillips Center
• Fallen Heroes 5K supports families of Navy SEALs
• Registered sex offender accused of assaulting GPD officer
• Ocala man accused of fracturing 2-year-old boy's skull
• Copper wire stolen from warehouse near Lake City
• Hawthorne man arrested on weapons charge
• After foggy morning, high temps could be a record
• Ga. children tell deputies father slapped teen
• UF contacting heart surgery patients whose data was disclosed to national database
• Gainesville offers a big weekend
• Models hit the runway for Gainesville Fashion Week
• Around the Region for April 8, 2011
• City Commission approves $30k settlement of lawsuit over former GPD officer Reveille
• Springtime pollen, sniffles a boon to some businesses
• Gainesville-based Grooveshark removed from Android Market
• NASCAR program gives UF students hands-on marketing experience
• Woman protests paddling of her 5-year-old son in Levy County
• National parks face shutdown on eve of Civil War anniversary
• City opposes state fertilizer legislation, hopes for stormwater funding
• Walk to beat epilepsy is Saturday
• If your python needs a new home, UF offers advice
• Questions remain about area impacts of looming federal shutdown
• Gainesville offers a big weekend
• SBA loans available for drought-affected counties
• Safety-net hospitals: Cut budget with scalpel, not ax
• Chiefland man charged with selling prescription drugs
• Proposed elementary school gains review board approval
• Author to discuss the art of the schmooze at book signing
• Festival features three new plays
• New UF brochure explains owners’ options for unwanted exotic pets
• UF researchers find social hookah smoking packs a carbon monoxide punch
• Visual Arts Annual Student Art Show
• RUE Festival, April 18-22, Highlights SF Research and Humanities
• After more than 40 years, my career at The Sun now ends
• FDLE taps area leaders tapped for multi-agency drug force
• Summer classes may be required at UF under legislative proposals
• Alachua County News - County Health Department Emphasizes Mosquito-Borne Illnesses Prevention
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month Programs
• Playboy in town looking for University of Florida's 'girl next door'
• Corrections officer, two other adults charged with child-sex crime
• Deputies: EHS student stole TVs to pay for prom
• From signs to fees, Chamber urges city, county leaders to ease up on business
• Commissioners add energy, health policies to Comp Plan in 3-2 vote
• Legislative proposals could make summer classes at UF required
• Smoke from Shands equipment fire forces evacuation
• Newly-released copy of biomass power plant contract made available to public
• Huxtable's Big Blast Lifts Saints Past Central Florida, 5-3
• Restaurant roundup: Simply Cupcakes and Sonic Drive-In
• Colorado State scientists forecast above-average hurricane season
• No honeymoon for new Florida governor with voters
• FWC: Slow down upon the Suwannee in case of jumping sturgeons
• UF scientists continue to study Colony Collapse Disorder
• Tampa Tribune: Ruth Steiner
• USA Today: Stan Smith
• Orlando Sentinel: Stan Smith
• Palm Beach Post: Stan Smith
• New York Times: Jay Ritter
• Orlando Sentinel: Richard Hamann
• New York Times: Tim Martin
• Washington Post: Jennifer Miller
• St. Petersburg Times: George Hocmuth
• Orlando Sentinel: Kenneth Nunn
• Pulitzer Prize winner to visit UF on Monday
• UF pharmacy technician training broadens career options
• Charges dropped in police dog case
• Drive, huff, pass out while driving, wake repeat, then get arrested
• Rabid raccoon in Suwannee County triggers alert
• County drops stormwater fee talks; sales tax for roads still considered
• Cool weather will become sunny skies and warm temperatures
• Legislature looks to cut mental health services
• Annual RSVP Luncheon
• Widow of Dove World founder says it's turned into a cult'
• Chick-Fil-A Leadercast
• Witness testifies about in Farkas trial
• County commission to reconsider Santa Fe College students in CHOICES health plan
• Candidates plan last-ditch GOTV events
• County Energy Conservation Day event at Health Department
• Gainesville's five days of fashion back and bigger than before
• Comedian Tosh performs at O'Dome -- but only for UF faculty, students
• Proposal would base Bright Futures funding on family incomes
• Area Click It or Ticket campaign results in 1,200 citations
• Brothers arrested, accused of stealing keys but leaving car
• Shop giving away shirts to counter Dove World's message
• Alachua man ends police chase by crashing into his house
• Police: Man stabbed roommate after argument
• UF linguistics professor’s new book defends value of a good schmooze
• President Machen urges support for Japan
• This Week: GREED and Art
• Teens charged with burglary at Columbia school facility
• Storms knock out power, cause traffic problems
• With jobless rates dipping, gas prices rise
• UF student killed in Columbia County wreck
• Area groups urging people to keep kids safe online
• Woman charged with shoplifting, using 12-year-old as accomplice
• Restaurant roundup: Five Guys, Las Margaritas, Pio's Pasta Company
• State reports show details of park police killing escaped bison
• Expect severe thunderstorms Tuesday morning
• Saints Outlast Lake Sumter 9-6 to Win Eighth Straight
• Small Union County town's spending scrutinized
• NBC Journalist Charles Sabine to speak at UF
• Questions on next FCAT test will be harder
• Suspects break into 8 Lake City businesses
• Two women arrested after argument gives way to robbery
• Two county meetings on Tuesday
• Man arrested for DUI following accident
• Man found dead in ditch in Lake City
• Dr. Jape Taylor, College of Medicine forefather, dies at 86
• Grant-writing for nonprofits is Wednesday
• Woman accused of chasing husband in a pick up charged with domestic battery
• Florida Channel offers firsthand look at Legislature
• NJCAA #17 Saints Sweep #14 Gulf Coast, 1-0 and 8-3
• "The GREED Project"
• Daniel Tosh performs Wednesday at O’Connell Center
• Alachua County Environmental Protection Department Water Resources News - April 2011
• Alachua County News - Vendor Workshop
• Alachua County Special Board Meetings - April 5, 2011
• Former Gator Murphy arrested in Gainesville
• Detention officer sees stars as actress, model on the side
• Gainesville may soon have a 'neighborhood of innovation'
• Internet crimes seminar is Monday
• Around the region for April 3, 2011
• GPD boosts patrols around Dove World, but it's quiet so far
• It's small school vs. big, bad Big East for title
• Cedar Key Fest continues
• Veterans can now see how various VA facilities compare
• In first 100 days, Scott shows willingness to court controversy
• Man says he was abducted, beaten in Hawthorne
• Saints Walk Off Twice Against St. John's, Lazar Records 500th Career Strikeout
• Clapsaddle Shuts Down Seminole, 11-1
• Man accused of attacking woman who asked for help
• Around the Region for April 2, 2011
• Media had backed off Dove World, but they returned after Afghan violence
• Gainesville may soon have a 'neighborhood of innovation'
• Work on I-75 exit ramps begins Monday
• Dog-fighting suspect arrested; dogs and roosters seized
• Dove World denies responsibility for violence over Quran burning
• Dove World denies it's responsible for violence over Quran burning
• Walmart clerk saves woman in her 70s from costly scam
• Free Horticulture Progams
• Reid to Speak to DAR
• Eight-story mixed-use development proposed off NW 13th Street
• O'Shea, Turner Lead Saints to 9-0 Victory Over St. John's
• Neighbor's suspicion prevents tire dumping in High Springs
• Early voting begins Monday
• Turkey Creek golf course shuts down as options considered
• UF succeeds in making its events carbon-neutral
• Waldo fisherman found dead, pinned under tractor, is ID'd
• Baseball and Fastpitch at Home on Saturday, April 2 at 1:00 PM
• SF Spring Arts Festival -- A Whirlwind World Tour In Gainesville
• Public ATV trails to open next week
• Driver on paper route cited for careless driving after hitting pedestrian
• Plan Board again votes to lift St. Francis House meal limit
• Plan Board again votes to lift St. Francis House meal limit
• Energy Conservation Day
• Ocala auto dealer closing its doors
• 800 dancers to take part in UFs annual Dance Marathon
• Storm dumps hail, some rain on North Central Florida
• SUV careens into corner of fire station
• Trenton man sentenced to 9.25 years for manslaughter
• UF to celebrate Earth Day early this year
• Google Maps car taking fresh photos of Gainesville
• Bike Florida cyclist killed by motorist Wednesday is event's first recorded fatality
• UF shows its clout in Tallahassee
• American Legion Auxiliary looking for a few good women (veterans)
• Town hall on children and the Internet set for Monday
• First Event at Santa Fe College's Fine Arts Hall: Dance Gala 2011
• Bike Florida cyclist hit by car, killed in Newberry
• Lazar Named NJCAA and FCSAA Pitcher of the Week
• Clapsaddle Named FCSAA State Pitcher of the Week
• Three arrested in string of shotgun holdups
• Tebow makes commercial debut
• A school’s scholastic success can keep kids from drugs, alcohol
• Teen Drug Use
• BoCC Public Hearing on Adoption of ComprehensivePlan Update
• 4-H Summer Day Camps
• Chamber e-Journal March 29, 2011
• Rankings show where you live matters to your health
• 15 local students place at state science fair
• Humane Society honoring many workers Thursday
• Tornado watch for Alachua, other Fla. counties
• Three men killed after van runs stop sign, is struck by semi
• Two Lake City shooting victims expected to survive
• Gainesville loses bid for Googles fiber-optic network
• Unpaid parking tickets? The city is looking for you
• Storms dump much-needed rain on area
• UF shows its clout in Tallahassee
• Santa Fe, UF have month-long plans in tribute to Earth Day
• UF study names new genus of 125-million-year-old eudicot from China
• New UF-created technique may help quell cholera outbreak
• Williston man accused of stealing escort's purse, driving drunk
• Police seeking information on caller
• King Named All-MFC and All State, Eight Others Named All-MFC
• Study finds UF has $8.76 billion economic impact on Florida
• GPD searching for man who robbed credit union
• Around the region - March 30, 2011
• Local 4-H announces summer day camps
• Police: Pair of armed robberies might be related
• Possible murder victim found in vacant apartment
• Bartram closing in September for roof repairs
• Bartram apartments closing in September for roof repairs
• April Commercial Horticulture Programs
• GPD: Man beats child for wetting herself
• Trace amounts of radiation from Japan reach Florida
• Federal officials: Human trafficking a pervasive problem
• Mom accused of driving under influence with boy, 2, in vehicle
• Consumer confidence drops across state, nation
• SFC's $17 million fine arts hall is close to being ready
• Chamber fires business incubator's director
• Gainesville marks National Farm Workers Awareness Week
• UF's impact on Florida was $8.76 billion in 2009-10, study finds
• Planning for next year's budget with Sheriff's appeal ongoing for this year's budget
• Ocala Walmart worker accused of theft
• Owner of former wildlife retirement village might lose her home
• Starke man gets 25 years for restaurant robbery
• 2011 Student Body General Elections - Vote Before 3 p.m. March 30
• Gainesville area parents and providers get extra coaching at G.A.T.O.R. conference
• Florida’s consumer confidence wanes as events unravel overseas
• Mom charged with neglect after boy, 2, takes her meds
• A rainy spring break means a respite from dry conditions
• Doty's Ninth Inning Homer Propels Saints to 5-4 Victory
• Around the region for March 29, 2011
• Gainesville man charged with battery on store employee
• Deputies: Man robbed after giving man a ride home
• Woman, 77, dies in Bradford County house fire
• Isolated storms forecast for afternoon
• Blog: Oelrich bill exempting airboat operators stalls in Legislature
• Blog: Dont be shocked to see Sarah Palin at UF this week
• Man sought for home invasion robbery
• Old Town woman dies in house fire
• Blog: UF alumnus dies in New Jersey skydiving accident
• Florida Climate Institute seminar features NOAA Director
• SF Student Leaders and Student Government Recognized in Tallahassee
• SF Faculty Honored by Athletics Department
• Ex-Gainesville businessman charged with stealing from the state
• Panel looks at Haitian labor conditions, human trafficking in Florida
• It’s time again to read and bake
• After inflation, gas prices pass 30-year record high
• Around the Region - March 28
• House fire catches homeowner off guard
• Weekly road report for March 28
• State deficit puts UF repairs and new construction on hold
• April Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• The March 25, 2011 Issue of Alachua County's Community Update
• Alachua County News: Budget Meeting - March 29, 2011
• Car crashes into house early Sunday morning
• Kansas falls to VCU; last No. 1 seed ousted
• Rain likely in the afternoons this week
• At 92, beautician still loves her work
• UF repairs and new construction on hold
• HONOR Center provides safety net for homeless vets
• Property insurers report card may be eliminated before being published
• Santa Fes international education goal brings the world to Gainesville
• Tennis anyone? Group serves to middle schools
• Area a breeding ground for hip student startups
• Air raids force Gadhafi retreat, rebels seize east
• Brawl at apartments lands two in jail
• Photos: Florida loses to Butler in Elite 8
• Man says he was punched, robbed
• 2 charged in northeast-area burglary
• Man charged with sexual battery after party
• Dixie County man, 21, dies in crash
• Some 6,000 join in 2011 March for Babies
• Two patrol cars go up in flames in Williston after chase
• King Prayer Breakfast set for April 1
• Gators fall short of Final Four with overtime loss to Butler
• Local animal rescue groups need donations, foster families
• Saints Sweep CCF, 7-1 and 4-0, Lazar Sets SF Shutout Record
• Clapsaddle Improves to 8-1 as Saints Defeat Seminole 10-7
• East Gainesville's mental health facility could lose jobs, beds
• East Gainesville's mental health facility could lose jobs, beds
• Around the region for March 26, 2011
• Saints Come From Behind to Defeat Seminole, 6-4
• Zumbathon Sunday at UF helps 3 foreign students attend college
• Thousands will join in March for Babies
• Matheson Museum gets new, full-time director
• High Springs musician's 1963 Gibson stolen, recovered
• Serving tennis to middle school kids, for fun and fitness
• Stearns urges drastic action on federal spending
• Santa Fe students face dilemma with CHOICES changes
• Apparently drunken passenger steps out of moving car
• Blog: (Relatively) low jobless rate as campaign leverage
• Library of Congress exhibit stops at Millhopper library
• Buckman Hall wins energy competition
• Chief circuit judge re-elected to a second term
• Campus Earth Day event and Earth Hour activities mark times for reflection, action
• Car stolen after owner refuses to sell it for parts
• Crash slows traffic on I-75 northbound
• Weather forecast
• Mom, sex offender boyfriend hide kids from police
• Man almost drowns saving teens after canoe flips
• Florida moves on to Elite Eight after overtime win over BYU
• Florida moves on to Elite Eight after overtime win over BYU
• Tomossone and Saints Sweep Daytona, 8-7 and 12-4
• Around the region for March 25, 2011
• American Idol winner in concert here Monday
• IRS seeking volunteers for advocacy panel
• Lawmakers plan to work against bison reduction at Paynes Prairie
• March for Babies gives hope to premature twins' parents
• Machen faces tough sell on 30 percent tuition hike
• 'No job, OK' tax service raided
• Warm day on tap with cooler temps to follow
• The day I interviewed Elizabeth Taylor
• State releases plan for Paynes Prairie bison, horses
• No local delays or cancellations from Miami airport fire
• Teen arrested in Alachua robbery
• Asbury Park Press Named 25th Annual Brechner Award Winner
• Fire at abandoned home under investigation
• Seven Men's Basketball Players Named All-MFC
• Woman arrested in robbery at book buy-back tent
• Jaws of Life used to remove woman from vehicle in two-car crash
• Ex-health secretary decries lack of diversity
• Gainesville partners go from movies to flip flops
• Three women, one man arrested in prostitution sting
• UF professor named Leopold Leadership Fellow
• GHS teacher reprimanded for racially insensitive remarks
• Iraq veterans at SFC express dramatically different views
• Elizabeth Taylor was Queen of Hollywood's Golden Age'
• St. Petersburg Times: Steve Kirn
• AFP: Frank Mazzotti
• Chicago Tribune: Lance Gravlee
• Palm Beach Post: Dan Smith
• St. Petersburg Times: Thomas Hurst
• Miami Herald: Michael Allan Wolf
• Trio of acclaimed musicians perform together April 3
• Poor Health Delinquency
• Conference offers guidance on morphing music industry
• Pill-Free Pain Relief
• SIFE to provide help to unemployed local residents
• Senior Night 2011, April 14
• Vibration helps reduces pain in chronic sufferers, UF researchers find
• Photographer to give special presentation at Florida Museum March 31
• Chili Cook-Off/Springs Celebration
• iG Summit Followup
• iG Updates March 16, 2010
• Clapsaddle Nearly Flawless in 1-0 Win Over FSC-J
• Career Changer Info Session, March 22, for People Ages 50+
• Alpha Epsilon Pi holds bake-off for charity
• Gas prices fall by a few pennies a gallon
• $1 million must be raised to help run senior center
• Story of professor’s cancer bout to be shared with thousands
• Police: Woman just out of prison robs two men
• Early morning armed robbery at apartment complex
• Around the Region for March 20, 2011
• Weekly road report for March 21
• Plenty to do this week
• Progress report for Wild Spaces & Public Places spending
• Progress report for Wild Spaces & Public Places spending
• Gadhafi vows 'long war' as strikes hit his forces
• Beatlemania Week takes UF students back to the 60s
• Creek tour highlights Gainesville miraculous' and polluted sites
• Nancy Schweyer, known as Gator Granny, dies at age 95
• UF professor's cancer documentary to air Thursday on WUFT
• Big moon looks almost sun-like
• GPD arrest 3 on drug charges after chase
• Clear and breezy this week
• Miller, Saints Too Much for Calhoun, Sweep Both Games 3-0 and 7-0
• SF Wins Wild Game Against FSC-J, 12-11
• U.S. ships attack Libyan air defenses
• Walt Disney World cancels Grad Nite
• Big moon looks almost sun-like
• Big Brothers Big Sisters opens pantry, thrift shop
• Digging for a piece of Florida's past in Micanopy
• Software firm IMT Technology opening Gainesville office
• Plane crashes at airport; pilot hospitalized
• Section of I-75 will be partially closed Sunday night
• India Fest attracts a diverse crowd to SFC
• Three die in crash in Suwannee County
• Santa Fe students squeezed out of CHOICES
• Baird, Delaney 'reside' in district, live elsewhere
• Are local home sales on the verge of a turnaround?
• Around the region - March 19
• Hogtown Creek Tour
• Rain Barrels for Sale at Cinema Verde Program
• The Great American Cleanup
• 2011 Access Deadline Extended
• Dooley: UF's track record against UCLA irrelevant
• Commission majority safe in city runoffs, but conservatives could gain ground
• Police: Woman conned out of $6,000
• Jobs are out there, medical IT students at SFC are told
• Baird, Delaney 'reside' in district, live elsewhere
• Grant may help improve local Hispanics breast cancer detection
• being screened at UF on Sunday
• Cold months dont deter frozen dessert lovers locally
• UF team hosts its first Quidditch tournament
• Westwood Middle School to host Summer Activities Fair
• Lake City couple charged with home burglary
• Gainesville man accused of attacking wife in public
• Fastpitch and Baseball at Home on Saturday, March 19 at 1:00 PM
• Students’ ceramics to be exhibited in Focus Gallery
• Gainesville mom charged with child neglect
• NRC cancels planned Tuesday meeting
• Students to find viable solutions to world’s problems
• Weekend weather expected to last
• FHP seeks info on hit-and-run with cyclist
• County population grows, along with Hispanic residents
• County population grows, along with Hispanic residents
• Fear not the perigean moon
• converge on Gainesville for weekend of Quidditch
• 120 University of Florida med students meet their match
• President Obama as Eastside Highs commencement speaker? It could happen
• Environmental film festival gets under way Friday
• Lake Butler man charged with abusing three children
• One man gets prison, another has drug charges dropped
• Around the region - March 17
• As legislators work to ban red light cameras, city ready to install them
• UF considers tuition increase to offset smaller employee paychecks
• Run-Off Candidate Forum Scheduled for March 22 at Santa Fe
• Now Registering for Spring Community Education Classes
• Real World' casting call in Gainesville on Saturday
• University of Florida celebrates 80 years of Latin American studies
• IT Outage Update
• Repurposed transplant drug gives hope to women with fatal lung disease
• UF researcher: Flowering plant study ‘catches evolution in the act’
• ‘Ecopreneur’ to speak at UF about rethinking waste, seizing opportunities
• Get Involved with "Gainesville's Favorite Springtime Celebration," April 9 and 10
• Man arrested for firing inside home, domestic dispute
• Petition under way to allow alcohol sales in Suwannee
• Gainesville man seriously injured in collision
• Rangers to guide tour of Waccasassa Bay Preserve
• Bill on teacher pay, tenure goes to Gov. Scott
• Yet another setback in plan to reactivate Crystal River plant
• Springing into power
• Celebrate the Full Moon at its Largest March 19!
• Churches
• 48 Hour Film Competition at Santa Fe College Kicks Off April 1
• Accident victim remembered as smiling blonde from Krishna lunch
• Bill on teacher pay, tenure goes to Gov. Scott
• Locals trek to Tallahassee to lobby legislators
• Gainesville, Ocala Hooters close
• Around the Region for March 17, 2011
• Second man arrested in iPhone robbery
• Traffic stop leads to drug, weapons charges
• Man accused of damaging ex-girlfriend's car
• Ex-astronaut wants her criminal past sealed
• Financial aid picture drastically changing as UF director retires
• Clapsaddle Baffles St. John's River as Saints Cruise 10-0
• Corrine Brown sued by former fundraisers
• Update: Missing 70-year-old woman found safe
• Second suspect arrested in Majestic Oaks shooting
• July trial date set for final defendant in prison-kickbacks case
• Bob Graham Center hosts renowned political philosopher
• New Asian art wing to open next spring at Harn Museum
• Club’s strawberry sale starts today
• UF researchers suspect bacterial changes in mouth promote oral disease in people with HIV
• Wanta named new journalism chair at UF
• Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival Poster to be Unveiled
• Deputies break up sisters fighting over eggs
• Sunshine, temps in 80s expected to last through Monday
• Volunteers needed for Turkey Creek preserve cleanup
• Hawkins re-elected; other two races require runoff
• Hawkins re-elected; other two races require runoff
• Photos: UF's Miss Greek 2011 Scholarship Pageant
• Alachua County News - Interactive Map of Offsite Soil Testing Near Koppers Site and Other Locations
• Hearing set for April 12 on new transportation fee
• School Board votes to hire energy specialist
• Police beat and community briefs for March 16, 2011
• Proposed cut in summer Pell Grants has UF students nervous
• Saints Shutdown Lake Sumter, 7-0 and 8-0
• Student Senate OKs tribute to victims in Japan
• Growl organizers want your input
• Funeral is Thursday for UF student who died on spring break
• Plane flips in field; pilot uninjured
• Man sought for questioning in sexual battery
• UF student tells of experience during Japan quake
• Summer job fair is Thursday for UF students, alums
• Program gets parents more involved at school
• UF grad students business RipTees is turning heads
• The areas Guardian Ad Litem Program needs new volunteers
• Referral service touts advantages of solar photovoltaic systems
• Polls open until 7 p.m. for three races in city election
• UF Education College rises in graduate rankings
• Cox phone customers can call Japan for free
• RTS bus, school bus collide; no one injured
• Man arrested after tanning bed spat escalates
• Saints Hang on to Defeat Lake Sumter, 8-7
• Man accused of kicking girlfriend in cast
• UF study: College students often miss mark when reporting ‘normal’ hearing
• Young Hearing Loss
• Popular Jewish musician Matisyahu to visit UF
• Man pistol whipped in liquor store robbery
• Morning fog gives way to blue skies, warm air
• Shots fired during Monday home invasion
• Disaster brings questions about our nuclear plants
• Alachua County Information News: County Using Free Space Optics For Guardian Ad Litem
• Alachua County Commission Two Special Meetings on March 15, 2011
• UF sees some grad programs fall in rankings
• Gators ignore No. 2-seed backlash
• Around the Region for March 15, 2011
• Photos: Foggy morning in Gainesville
• Gainesville man charged with beating new girlfriend
• Polls open at 7 a.m. for three races in city election
• Foundation awards 65 grants totaling more than $1 million
• iPhone 4 sale turns into armed robbery
• Man arrested after attempting to enter occupied hotel room
• Japan's nuclear plant problems raise questions, but not concerns, over Florida's nuclear reactors
• Foggy mornings and warm, sunny afternoons
• Police say man exposed himself at a Publix supermarket
• UF student's death under investigation by Pinellas County Sheriff's Office
• RV dealership burglarized
• EHS culinary students win state competition
• UF horticulture students hold strawberry sale Wednesday
• A (mostly) crime-free Gatornationals
• UF senior suffers head injuries learning to ride motorcycle
• Crackdown aims to encourage seat belt use
• iPhone 4 sale turns into armed robbery
• Man who needed place to sleep now has jail bunk
• Energy rebates taking awhile to be process
• Worsham pulls surprise at Gatornationals
• Gas prices rise as Japan oil refineries shut down
• UF documentary institute's last film debuts Wednesday
• Customer turns into robbery suspect at pizzaria
• Gators get No. 2 seed, to play in Tampa
• Gators get No. 2 seed, to play in Tampa
• Weekly road report for March 14
• Fire Hazard Recall: Sunjoy Outdoor Fireplace
• Students to present research at symposium
• Youth motivation program seeks a revival
• Fans pack Gainesville Raceway for final day of Gatornationals
• Picture-perfect spring days ahead
• Lincoln Lawyer' character based on local attorney
• Va slaying suspect captured in Fla.
• 4 teens die in car crash in Sarasota
• Turkey Creek Hammock Preserve Trash Clean-up Program
• Gator men repeat as indoor track national champs
• Lake City motorcyclist dies in crash
• 6-year-old Palatka boy hit by car, killed
• Former Gator among 83 rescued as restaurant drifts down Ohio River
• Gators rally to reach SEC finale against Kentucky
• Gilchrist sheriff rescinds deputies' ticket quota'
• Hundreds pay tribute to fallen EHS soccer star
• Deputy's love of comedy helps him in his day job
• Around the region - March 12
• Open house on I-75 exit ramp Tuesday
• Walk will benefit Epilepsy Foundation
• Donovan wins $100,000 for Ferrero Foundation
• O'Shea Pitches Saints Past LSCC, 12-1, For Third Straight MFC Win
• Lazar, Saints Sweep St. John's River 4-1 and 4-2
• Florida reaches SEC semifinals with victory over Tennessee
• Hippodrome holds monologue-writing workshop Monday
• Don't forget to spring forward an hour
• Around the region for March 12, 2011
• Corey Souza teaches aerial dance and horse vaulting
• Come fall, RTS will add campus bus routes, Later Gator routes
• Urban Flats downtown unaffected by founders money woes
• Man snatches wallet, flees police; suspect caught
• Grand opening Saturday for larger Forever 21
• FastSigns closes Gainesville shop
• Harnsberger puts $39,250 into his city campaign
• Open house Tuesday for work on I-75-Newberry Road interchange
• Griffin's Homer Powers #1 Saints Past Central Florida, 10-5
• County data: Cardiac arrest survival better than U.S. average
• 200 UF students spend spring break serving others
• Police dog bites handler during arrest
• Micanopy Historic Marker being unveiled Saturday
• UF students, faculty check in after quake
• Jane Austen Society to meet Saturday
• Memories, emotions flow as Tackle Box gets ready to close
• Early voting for three Gainesville City Commission seats continues today and Saturday
• Mitsubishi dealership changes hands, will relocate elsewhere on North Main
• Museum offers play day for students March 25
• Florida Museum ‘Barrier Islands’ painting exhibit opens March 17
• GPD: Man used printer to make more than $400 in counterfeit money
• Around the region March 11
• Saints Host Central Florida on Friday, March 11 at 3 PM
• Memorial service for Eastside athlete is Saturday morning
• Gainesville jobless rate dips back to 8.7 percent
• Gatornationals prompts warnings, reminders from Sheriff's Office
• Gainesville residents happiest in nation about their jobs, survey shows
• 'A Smokey got me' says dragster John Force after ticket
• Crowds to descend on Gainesville raceway, local economy
• Is screening process for high school athletics tough enough?
• Scherwin Henry sees progress in east Gainesville
• Cold front expected for North Florida
• Gun fired during dispute between teen boys
• UF to host qualifying tourney for business ethics competition
• Warning: Driveway-paving scams reported in Levy
• Florida Master Money Mentor program helping Floridians manage finances
• I-75 slow down in northbound lanes
• Man just out of prison wanted for bank robbery
• Eastside family pulls together' in its time of loss
• Colena Lazar Named NJCAA National Pitcher of the Year
• Around the Region for March 10, 2011
• Rain likely here, but severe weather should stay to the north
• Saturday memorial service planned for EHS student Sarah Landauer
• Eastside family pulls together' in its time of loss
• Taylor Helps Propel #1 Saints Past Central Florida, 9-3
• Fashion charity events Friday and Saturday
• UF soccer endowment established in Sarah Landauer's name
• UF professor speaks on medieval history of Eastern Europe
• Mom charged after toddler found wandering
• Accident on Southwest 13th Street snarls traffic
• New UF study shows some sharks follow ‘mental map’ to navigate seas
• Ag commissioner to speak at banquet in Alachua
• Wachovia prepping signs for change to Wells Fargo
• Early voting for City Commission seats continues through Saturday
• Gainesville man charged with aggravated stalking
• Suwannee water district irrigation rules change on Sunday
• FTC commissioner to discuss global competition policy standards
• Museum fundraiser goes for cowboy theme
• Motorcyclist injured in Bradford County crash
• Eastside athlete who collapsed dies overnight
• White Springs landmark destroyed by fire
• Archer teen receives life-threatening injuries in Bronson crash
• Public workers protest school cuts at 13th St. and University Ave.
• Garcia Homers Twice, Saints Sweep Heartland, 10-0 and 7-2
• Around the Region for March 9, 2011
• Eastside soccer star still in intensive care
• Workshop starts the process of schools adopting a plan for future
• Public workers protest school cuts at 13th St. and University
• Home burns in fire near Levy-Marion county line
• Deputies: Injured man is suspect, not victim, in shoot-out
• Oelrich bill could undermine airboat curfew
• Rubio seeks to defund EPA plan on new water rules
• In business since 1953, Tackle Box is closing
• Turkey Creek will close golf course, facilities
• This winter has been one of the coldest, driest on record
• UF faculty fight federal cuts to scientific research
• Renovated homes for sale by Alachua County
• Gainesville man who didn't show for his trial is found in Ocala
• UF researcher creates plan to protect U.S. banana supply
• New heart drugs don’t mean old ones should be discarded, UF researchers say
• OPD, US Marshals bring in convicted man who skipped trial
• County offers renovated homes for sale
• Woman charged with food stamp fraud years later
• Eastside athlete in 'critical but stable' condition after collapse
• Neighborhood Stabilization Program Homes Available for Re-Sale
• Around the Region for March 8, 2011
• Nuclear plant is ready to fire up
• Fourth arrest made in pawn shop armed robbery
• Eastside athlete in 'critical but stable' condition after collapse
• Education leaders wary as session set to begin
• Shands bracing for legislative hit
• Vote totals up for early voting
• American Apparel closes downtown store
• Cuts could end two county programs for senior citizen volunteers
• UF business school ranked in top 50 of undergrad programs
• Women just as likely as men to violently shake child, UF study finds
• Principal arrested, accused of punching other motorist
• Former Florida Audubon president Ken Morrison dies
• Homeowners workshop coming to town
• Fossil bird study describes ripple effect of extinction in animal kingdom
• Police: Boy, 3, taken from Cedar Key couple after drug run
• Camp Blanding site of training exercise this week
• UF Bee College will spotlight native pollinators March 11-12
• Women commit shaken baby violence as often as men
• Deputies: Ohio man sent naked pictures to Gainesville girl, 13
• Police: Driver hits woman with car after crash
• Gas prices being driven up by fear factor
• Around the region - March 7
• Weekly road report for March 7
• Gainesville police officer pursuing Olympic archery dream
• Fatal crash in Hamilton County leaves 1 dead, 5 injured
• Groups believe textbooks have pro-Islam slant
• Groups believe textbooks have pro-Islam slant
• Trading Closets event benefits local charity organization
• Spring weather blooming around Gainesville
• Libya forces try to halt rebel move toward capital
• Blinn Defeats SF in NFCA Leadoff Classic Semifinals, 2-0
• Alachua man, 20, accused of leaving scene of accident
• Escapee back in jail
• Area parks and other sites may be protected
• Two shot at Gainesville apartment complex
• 12th Annual North Central Home Show continues today
• Plenty to do this week
• Anti-abortion lawmakers gear up for session
• Sen. Kerry: Prepare but dont yet implement no-fly zone over Libya
• La. tornado displaces 1,500; cleanup under way
• Gainesville Job Corps center in peril
• Area parks and other properties may be protected
• Saints Pitch Two More Shutouts, Advance to Semi-Finals of NFCA Classic
• UF students in Nashville over break helping flooding victims
• Lanes closed on SW 43rd Street near 20th Avenue
• UF union leaders ready to fight bills
• Track and field great Jimmy Carnes dies of cancer
• Scott aims to remake state
• Archer woman held on trafficking charge
• Man caught after fleeing police at rest area
• Pleasant Street gearing up for benefit banquet
• Ideas in abundance at Home Show
• Lake City man dies in motorcycle crash
• 7-month-old dies in the care of babysitter
• Students line up for 4th Annual Prom Closet
• Motivator 1 looks to revive program for kids
• Big Brothers Big Sisters opens food pantry, thrift shop
• County, city move toward putting properties on a protected list
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day early with Danú
• School bus driver charged with sexual battery
• Around the Region for March 5, 2011
• Shands' heart transplant recipients have stories to share
• New procedure eases hysterectomies
• March Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Alachua County News - Detour and Lane Closures
• Alachua County News - March Environmental Horticulture Programs
• Saints Lose Heart Breaker in FSCAA Semi-Finals to NWF, 47-46
• Jazzy Que ball is Saturday night
• Williston Rd. exit, I-75 lane reopen after repairs
• What do court records show about city candidates?
• Dance Alive National Ballet to perform for royalty in Fort Myers venue
• Mitsubishi dealership shuts down; apparently deal in the works
• Biomass opponents get concessions, drop appeals
• Shands' heart transplant recipients have stories to share
• Grand jury: Dixie deputy justified in shooting shovel-wielding man
• Family accuses GHS teacher of making racially charged remarks
• Weekend's beach weather also great for risky rip currents
• Once worlds away, cousins unite at UFPA performance
• Fraternities, sororities gather more than 2,000 clothes for charity
• Geological sciences professor advises filmmakers
• Area auto dealers encouraged by momentum rolling into 2011
• Saints Battle NWF at 7:00 PM EST in FSCAA Final Four
• 42nd Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival — a Celebration of Spring!
• 18-year-old charged with sexual abuse of teen
• Tallahassee man killed in Suwannee County crash
• Information event for parents of children with disabilities
• Deputies report seizing $6,000 in marijuana after traffic stop
• Three hospitalized in early-morning wreck on I-75
• St. Patrick celebrates Mardi Gras with parade, candy and beads
• Nominees sought for Work of Heart awards
• Prosecutors: Area businessman Dugger was still pushing kickbacks in 2009
• UF startups in good company for investment money
• UF startups in good company for investment money
• Alachua, High Springs featured in WUFT-TV program
• Super germ' not often found in gyms, UF study finds
• Prosecutors: Dugger was still pushing kickbacks in 2009
• Tebow ready for lockout, plans workouts with Bronco teammates
• Bigger, better Gainesville Fashion Week just one month away
• Suspect in Suwannee County cleaver killing arrested in Hog Valley
• County mulls possibility of taking over firefighting in High Springs
• Low turnout continues to plague UF student government elections
• Ocala forest fire 80 percent contained, but other fires ignite
• Local experts say the U.S. should not send military help to Libya
• Associated Press: David Denslow
• Associated Press: Dr. Michael Okun
• St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
• St. Petersburg Times: Jay Watkins
• Associated Press: Kevin Folta
• Hundreds of heart recipients gather in Gainesville
• St. Petersburg Times: Marco Pahor
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• Miami Herald: David Denslow
• New York Times: Stephen R. Grobmyer
• Detroit Free Press: Bob Dekle
• Train dehorned in Newberry
• Bike tour to stop at UF to promote safety on bicycles, scooters
• UF researchers begin mission Friday to study Gulf of Mexico biodiversity
• Parked in stranger to drink
• Man accused of violating restraining order just before it ended
• Fundraiser Sunday for vet students
• Anti-Semitism now commonplace, Dershowitz tells UF audience
• MRSA may not be the bully of the gym after all
• County mulls possibility of taking over firefighting in High Springs
• Gym Bacteria
• State attorney, public defender will seek re-election
• Around the region - March 3, 2011
• Anti-Semitism now commonplace, Dershowitz tells UF audience
• Archer man batters former girlfriend
• Saints Defeat Miami Dade, Advance to FCCAA Final Four
• iPhone app measures Swamps roar
• Devoted to helping others, cook to the wealthy dies at 95
• Two more credit unions join area
• Landlord charged with aggravated stalking of disabled tenant
• City's solar feed-in program ready to grow by 70 percent
• I-75 northbound will be down to one lane Wednesday night
• Stearns gives gun bill another shot
• Businessman pleads guilty in DOC kickback scheme
• Inmate dies a day after apparent suicide attempt
• UF group filed brief supporting free speech rights of Westboro church
• Man wanted in Haile jewelry store robbery is caught in California
• Running for City Commission At-Large: Richard Selwach
• Protesters mark anniversary of UF student shooting
• Machen again calls for 30 percent tuition hike
• Florida battles 89 active wildfires
• Judge refuses to dismiss city's complaint over stormwater fees
• FHP asks for help in solving hit-and-run in which motorcyclist died
• UF Pine lsland pollen study leads to revision of state’s ancient geography
• Police: Ocala shopper steals bras for girlfriend getting out of jail
• Harnsberger responds to fundraising criticism
• Saints Open State Tournament Play Tonight Against Miami Dade at 9:00 PM EST
• Students to spend break helping coastal residents
• Early chill gives way to warm afternoons
• FHP seeks safety for spring breakers with DUI program
• 32 honored for their compassionate care
• Gators rout Bama for share of SEC title on Senior Night
• Alachua County News - County and City Managers Article
• Family and Consumer Sciences Programs, for March, 2011
• Gators rout Bama for share of SEC title on Senior Night
• Four Gainesville authors to be recognized by Florida Book Awards
• Is buzz about bees for the birds?
• Around the Region for March 2, 2011
• 15 schools awarded for saving energy
• Ocala National Forest fire chars 650 acres
• Successful local school FluMist program a model for other areas
• Library director Sol Hirsch to retire
• Area agencies serving homeless receive grants
• As tuition rises, Bright Futures faces major cuts
• UF's guidelines on social media note many valuable uses
• School Board would stop Facebook interactions between teachers, students
• Four Gainesville authors to be recognized by Florida Book Awards
• A year later, protests continue over UF police shooting
• Running for City Commission At-Large: Don Marsh
• Riker Hall wins water usage competition among residence halls
• Bradford man held on child porn charges
• Children's Home Society thrift shop gets new name
• Lunker limit on Orange and Lochloosa: 1 a day
• Students can prepare for break with safety fair
• Three accused of stealing copper, AC from Gainesville home
• Famed lawyer Dershowitz to speak at UF
• Semi driver survives crash at same location as June fatality
• Around the region for March 1
• State Supreme Court temporarily disbars Lake City attorney
• Kristof talks about oppression of women at UF event
• Alachua County Board of County Commission Seeking Letters of Interest
• Officials discuss strategy for suits over homeless center
• Senate president gets $152K for book; only 1 copy exists
• Prom dress giveaway program seeking donated dresses
• Stop sign-runner arrested after climbing through attic
• As Mideast turmoil continues, gas prices go up
• Hawthorne makes plan to replenish its Wild Spaces & Public Places fund
• Exactech reports 7 percent increase in 2010 revenues
• Jail trusty attempts suicide
• Father arrested after leaving daughter in the car while trying to flee
• Gainesville's Wüdskins electronics accessories get kickstarted
• Warm, dry, windy conditions increase risk of wildfires
• Former Hawthorne Commissioner John Martin has changed to GOP, starts County Commission run
• EPA's new Florida rules roil D.C.
• March of Dimes Little School Walk at the NW Campus, March 2
• Students in SF's Digital Media Program Win Big at the 2011 ADDY Awards
• Coalition to celebrate flu immunization program for Alachua County
• Bacardi Lecture examines significance of Havana cigar
• Correctional officer charged with DUI
• Alan Dershowitz to speak at Phillips Center Wednesday
• Post-haircut shower prompts brother-sister fight, arrest
• Santa Fe Winds Concert, March 3
• 18 vehicles broken into at Bellamy Grand apartments
• Tragic story to be staged by Florida Players
• Suwannee County teens accused of home invasion with BB guns
• SIFE helps local business become more sustainable
• Driver of pickup critically injured after rear-ending semi
• Electric cars set to charge forward
• Weekly road report for Feb. 28
• For his family, Diddley was just grandpa'
• Hall of Fame center fielder Duke Snider dies at 84
• Oscar who? Astronauts too busy for earthly awards
• Scotts strategy remains unknown
• Rubber ducks race, raise funds for local children
• Fiedler joined race two days before deadline
• Fiedler says jobs will grow city's tax base
• March of Dimes teams plan to give meals to families at Shands NICU
• At-large and District 2 candidates face off at Parkview Baptist forum
• UF more assertive with students' mental health
• Electric cars set to charge forward
• Publix to provide hot meals through March 26 for Shands NICU families
• Rock 'n' roll legend Bo Diddley's family contesting his will
• Animal Adoption Programs
• Saints Take Two At TCC, Sweep Three Game Series
• Around the region - Feb. 27
• Decision on CR 231 repair could come March 22
• Science Bowl competition makes learning fun
• No. 13 Gators fall at Kentucky
• Man robbed at his apartment; 3 arrested
• Local ideas abound at TEDxUF
• SFC lets students post secret fears
• UF more assertive with students' mental health
• UF student charged with serving minors at party
• For his family, Diddley was just grandpa'
• Bo Diddley's family contesting his will
• Strong Gator shows you dont need to be big to be strong
• Local low-profit company turns heads with its charity work in Uganda
• UF students work to transform the feel of Duval Elementary
• Grifol and the #1 Saints Take Series Opener From TCC, 8-3
• Adviser Rod Whited lobbies for life insurance
• Clean energy tour has praise for Gainesville
• Ferry with Americans aboard finally reaches Malta
• Tioga Town Center hosts annual Winter Fine Art Fair
• After UF students' tragic deaths, musical hits close to home
• In District 3 race, Harnsberger is tops in fundraising
• Need a prom dress on a budget? Try the Gainesville Prom Closet
• UF students work to transform the feel of Duval Elementary
• Interfaith coalition helps make Habitat home possible
• Lake City man charged with vehicular homicide
• Crash victim is a 'walking miracle'
• Photos: A hop, skip and a jump for elementary students
• Constitutional officers press commissioners for change in budget policies
• Scott's actions on pill mills run counter to attorney general's
• Improv group raises money for good cause
• UF Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 100th Anniversary Season
• National Pancake Day for charity at IHOP Tuesday
• Medical group offers $5 Pap tests
• Ex-UF prof, his wife convicted of obtaining fraudulent contracts
• Records: Weis' salary starts at $765K
• SF's 2011 March of Dimes Campaign
• High Springs woman charged with possession of drug paraphernalia
• Gainesville man turns son in to police for stealing from school
• Two arrested in van burglary
• Warm, windy day ahead
• Machen proposes 30 percent tuition hike
• Machen proposes 30 percent tuition hike
• UF student tells of terrifying earthquake experience
• UF clinches share of SEC East title with win over Georgia
• Winter Fine Arts Fair kicks off Friday at Tioga
• NY jury clears Gainesville man who had gun in glove box
• Lanes to be closed overnight Friday on Williston Road, I-75
• 5K-9' & Pet Adopt-a-thon fills needs for Gainesville Pet Rescue
• 3 of 5 candidates show for on-campus forum
• Fewer Florida nurses have bachelor's degrees, study finds
• Summit touts Innovation Gainesville's impact on community
• Middle Easterners finally demanding their rights,' says Hoda Center leader
• Around the Region for Feb. 25, 2011
• UF Levin Advocacy Center most recent addition to College of Law
• Jury awards $3 million to Suwannee widow in tobacco suit
• Former president of MADD arrested on DUI charge
• Saints Handle Edward Waters, 19-0 and 10-0
• Kudos to SF's Circle K Club
• UF study traces global red imported fire ant invasions to southern U.S.
• Potential new drug treats blood disorders by halting overproduction of blood cells
• #1 Saints Travel to Tallahasee on Fri. and Sat.
• Updated UF scientific report explains relationship between turf grass, water quality
• UF’s Department of Recreational Sports hosts the Strong Gator competition
• UF’s Master Teacher program wins prestigious national academic award
• Campaign starts to encourage participation in undergraduate survey
• Blood Disease Breakthrough
• Warm weather expected to last until tomorrow
• Two teens arrested in park robbery
• Innovative speakers to take part in TEDxUF conference
• Globetrotter brings tricks, wisdom to students
• Around the region for Feb. 24, 2011
• Unite wins big; Progress takes 10 Student Senate seats
• Rezoning OK'd for Alachua Conservation Trust development
• 3 a cappella groups from UF among eight competing on Friday
• Globetrotter brings tricks, wisdom to students
• Attorney: Stop using name and photo of Adu-Brempong
• Equine business signs lease for Haile Plantation horse pasture
• Murders in city, county rose while other crimes dropped last year
• Home sales last month improve over previous January
• New Gainesville restaurants: Dance at Zuzu, sports at Endzone
• Crossword tournament is Saturday at Norman Hall
• City, school district meet in court over stormwater fees
• Lawyers for Alachua County School District, city meet before judge over stormwater fee issue
• Newberry Nations Park groundbreaking Friday
• Fastpitch Hosts Edward Waters on Feb. 24 at 2:00 PM
• County Commission approves agreement with GRU on Whistling Pines property
• UF study: Florida nurses below U.S. average for higher degrees; patient care may suffer
• 31 free colonoscopies offered
• VA to host enrollment open house
• Bob Graham Center hosts Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign affairs columnist
• Gainesville's crime rate drops in 2010
• Unseasonably warm temperatures expected to continue today
• Group seeks oversight of UPD as shooting anniversary nears
• Around the region - Feb. 23
• First-day student voting up slightly from 2010
• Police: Man stole, sold 19 bikes to buy crack
• Man, 25, indicted in shooting deaths of 4, including unborn child
• Postal union is fighting consolidation
• Spains honored for work with PACE Center
• County wants more tests near Koppers
• Foreclosure filed against Commissioner Rodney Long
• 'Sex in the Swamp' to offer advice to students
• For pediatric patients, an uplifting visit from Fire Rescue
• Death sentence for Emilia Carr
• Group seeks oversight of UPD as shooting anniversary nears
• Westbound detour on Williston Road Tuesday night
• Colena Lazar Named FCCAA Pitcher of the Week
• Saints Baseball Takes Over #1 FCCAA Ranking
• Running for City Commission, District 3: Jimmy Harnsberger
• High consumer confidence no fluke, holds steady
• UF ranked No. 3 for value among public universities
• Events could transform Mideast, UF professor says
• UF conference to look at Florida’s energy future
• UF student injured when hit by RTS bus
• Story with local ties to be featured on Wednesday's Today' show
• Bandy's 3-for-3 Day Leads SF to 11-10 Win Over PHCC
• Man accused of stealing $2,000 in goods from complex
• Floridians remain confident about economy for second consecutive month
• Audio sample ballots available online
• Gainesville man charged with domestic battery
• UF asks Gators to reconsider ways to be ‘green’ this spring
• Man accused of clinging to car hood during dispute sentenced to a year in prison
• UF to use $1 million gift to explore, solve dystonia mysteries
• Around the Region for Feb. 22, 2011
• Ocala man charged with sale of 'bath salts'
• For Gainesville family, movement disorder an ongoing battle
• Tree pollen season begins
• UF to use $1 million gift to explore, solve dystonia mysteries
• Sunny weather bringing warmer temperatures
• Health experts: Jobs available, but special training likely needed
• Running for City Commission, District 3: Susan Bottcher
• Researchers question ethics of posting Facebook photos of clients in developing countries
• Santa Fe to train volunteers for national frog census
• African-American women less vulnerable to media-driven body dissatisfaction
• Chiefland man accused of lewd act in front of elderly woman
• Saints Battle Daytona Tonight, Feb. 21 on PSBLive.com
• Saints Cruise Past HCC to Claim Third Straight MFC Title
• Lazar Tosses No Hitter as Saints Rout SFCC, 6-0 and 10-2
• Firefighters called to three weekend blazes
• Man accused of sexting, sex with 15-year-old girl
• Correction: Supervisor of Elections office open today
• Gainesville driver arrested on drug, child neglect charges
• SWAT team used in Cross Creek after report of domestic assault
• Man accused of sexually assaulting teenage girl
• Gas prices rise 4 cents from last week
• Weekly road report for Feb. 21
• Daytime high expected to reach 80 degrees today
• Baby saved by child seat
• After a $190,000 face-lift, issues remain for Lynch Park
• Bloody uprising spreading in Libya
• Gators take care of business at LSU
• Worst-case scenario for education is 20,000 layoffs in Florida
• Gainesville areas Blockbusters to close
• Russians rule the road in Five Points of Life Marathon
• Stearns wants cut funds for U.N. remodel
• Tower Road library trades books for space, tech
• Shands officials look at toll of state budget cuts
• CRA touts Lynch Park renovations as a boost to downtown
• Man faces assault charges after alleged threat with shotgun
• College Goal Sunday helps prospective students navigate financial aid proces
• Around the region for Feb. 20, 2011
• Gainesvile man arrested for DUI, alleged threat with gun at Taco Bell
• Bo Diddley's estate in limbo
• Spay and neuter Snip-a-Thon is set for Tuesday
• Man, 21, arrested on child porn charges
• New program helps keep local youths out of gangs
• Summit will explore expected shortage of nursing faculty
• 65 years later, Gainesville vet returns to site of World War II fighting
• Witness fires shot; stolen purse recovered
• Medicaid revisions may soon affect millions more
• RTI founders spin off thriving biotech firms in Gainesville area
• Bo Diddley's estate in limbo
• Marathon offers a chance to run through emotions
• Deal made to end stalemate on sewage
• Big Saturday on Deck for SF Athletics
• Saints Rout Rend Lake, 15-2
• President's Day: What's open and closed?
• Blue Center' to be renamed for its beloved former director
• Bronson Speedway to reopen soon
• GPD: GRU customer turns services back on to impress woman
• Renewable Energy Tour coming to town next week
• UF Student Government candidates trade barbs
• Homeowners: Few options amid foreclosure crisis
• Its College Goal Sunday at Eastside High, SFC
• Ebony awards banquet will honor 2 for their service, 5 centenarians
• World Food Prize Laureate to discuss challenges of global food demands
• UF-led group awarded $20M grant for pine tree study
• Safety to be improved after explosion, SynQuest president says
• Marathon offers a chance to run through emotions
• Deal will end treated GRU sludge at farm in 5 years
• Math studio at SFC helps struggling students
• Two injured in crash Thursday afternoon
• Two indicted in murder of UF student
• Leading expert on citizenship and political process to visit UF
• UF to announce dystonia research center
• 2011 Women of Distinction and Women of Promise - Award Luncheon March 1
• Come Meet the SF Teaching Zoo's New Baby Gibbon!
• Gainesville man charged with identity theft, fraud
• Sankofa African-American History Exhibit Visits Campus, Feb. 21 and 22
• Sunshine, high temps near 80 once fog clears
• Around the Region for Feb. 18, 2011
• After 66 years, 'Yearling' star revisits 'heart and soul' of story
• Buchholz's Michael Testa named teacher of the year
• UF alums dad sues city over her death
• Sex predator's home searched, yard excavated in Hawthorne
• SFC students, faculty debate the value of civility on campus
• Clarence Kelly, director of east side's Blue Center,' dies at 56
• Board of Governors OKs tuition hike for five UF graduate programs
• Mebane students get to know their school's rich history
• Elderly man loses about $17,000 to con artists
• Reynolds, Villamil also running
• Unite party pins its hopes on Ben Meyers
• 2 teens seriously injured in Levy County crash
• City allows red-light cameras, open-container citations
• SFC celebrates black history with block party, museum on wheels
• Saints Come From Behind For Two Wins Over St. Pete, 2-1 and 5-1
• Selling state planes may have broken the law, Scott told
• Gainesville woman charged in meth lab bust
• Psychological effects of BP oil spill go beyond residents of impacted shorelines
• UF researchers share expertise at scientific meeting
• Islamic Month Presentation: Islam and Current Events in Egypt, Feb. 24
• Surgical Technology Open House, Feb. 17
• Get Help Applying for Financial Aid for College at "College Goal Sunday," Feb. 20
• Disease-carrying Asian citrus psyllids find refuge in abandoned groves, UF study shows
• Week of events at UF to focus on eating disorders, body image concerns
• Police seize suspected drug dealer's customer notebook
• Officials: Man collected unemployment checks while working
• Kanapaha Middle to hold Family Fun and Safety Day
• Warm, sunny weather to blanket area this weekend
• Florida civil rights pioneers speak at Pugh Hall
• Florida civil rights pioneers speak at Pugh Hall
• Community Emergency Response Team Classes
• Robert Krames: Running for City Commission, District 2
• Westwood students impart a lesson in cultures
• Sides do battle in SG debate
• Around the Region - Feb. 17, 2011
• Third suspect in theft of $38,000 ring is arrested
• Crash injures 2, including one who is pregnant with twins
• Robert Krames: Running for City Commission, District 2
• Two charged with cocaine trafficking
• Public radios wine tasting, auction planned for Sunday
• UF conference center in Citra being built with $1.5M gift
• Photos: Jump rope for heart
• Saints Pitch Their Way Past St. Pete, 8-4
• Contestants sought for local program
• Man who helped free Chilean miners talks to Dunnellon High students
• Associated Press: Paul Doering
• Florida Times-Union: Jeff Goldhagen
• Orlando Sentinel: Bob Stamps
• Palm Beach Post: Michael Allan Wolf
• Reuters: Jeffrey S. Harman
• Miami Herald: Frank Mazzotti
• Associated Press: George Burgess
• A Cox customer? You just got this story faster
• Frank Stronach Plant Science Center Conference Facility announced for UF’s Citra operation
• Mom charged with killing kids pleads not guilty
• Gov. Scott cancels Tampa-Orlando high-speed train
• Workshops teach residents to prepare for disasters
• Customer accused of wielding chainsaw bar in threatening way
• Update: Williston Rd. has reopened to westbound traffic
• Around the region for Feb. 16, 2011
• Body of 10-year-old girl found in truck
• Candidates push city cuts at tea party forum
• Global Roundtable: Civility
• Transfer Day, Feb. 16
• School board plans to meet attorneys over GRU dispute
• Santa Fe and TCC Split Double Header
• Man charged with sexual assault on 13-year-old girl
• Williston Rd. opens to westbound traffic Wed. afternoon
• Running for City Commission in District 2: James Ingle
• Sheriff only budget appeal in state; Darnell said cuts would affect school programs
• First part of P.K. Yonge face-lift about to begin
• Dry and breezy weather contributing to possibility of wild fires in the area
• Commutes taking longer because of I-75 detour
• Student candidates face hard sell on block tuition gripes
• Sasser picks Bonahue for Santa Fe College provost
• Deputy resigns during internal investigation
• Cold river helps deputies arrest pair
• UF charities campaign raises $1 million
• Lake City man arrested on drug and weapons charges
• Six-Month Online Program Trains Electronic Medical Record Professionals
• State Farm seeks rate hikes in property insurance
• UF leads world in reconfigurable supercomputing
• Body found in bag inside pest control truck along I-95
• Santa Fe College Collaborates with the Heart of Florida to Improve Regional Healthcare; Summit is Feb. 21
• University of Florida Campaign for Charities continues to raise more than $1 million
• GPD: Shoplifter piled stolen items on top of baby in stroller
• Williston Rd.-I-75 accident will alter travel for weeks
• City rejects students' plea on drinking law
• Finalists for Cade Prize are named
• Comment on stories with Facebook Connect
• Around the Region - Feb. 15, 2011
• Wildfire threatens homes near Fairbanks, burns in Bronson
• Mother and son arrested after high speed chase
• UF students killed in cave remembered
• Saints Collapse in the Ninth, Lose to HCC 12-8
• Civil rights activists will talk at UF
• Update: 2 lanes open on I-75, Williston exit closed
• Blog: In city campaigns, a number of noteworthy donors
• North Main Street public planning workshop is Tuesday
• Running for City Commission in District 2: Todd Chase
• Leading epidemiologist selected to head new department
• Shoplifter hits off-duty deputy with vehicle during escape
• College of Design, Construction and Planning focuses on technology during research showcase
• DAV withdraws proposal to privatize county veterans services office
• Specialty bath salts deemed illegal
• Fastpitch Home Opener Feb. 15 at 2:00 PM
• Housing department first university in world to receive green certification
• Man arrested after firing shots in the air Sunday
• Patient privacy should be respected abroad and online
• Romantic Relationships
• Fragrant Roses
• Hop to It and Help Amphibians with FrogWatch USA
• Technology leader to speak at UF Thursday
• Gas prices should start falling this week
• Plenty to do this week
• New GPD officers to focus on curbing traffic, gang crime
• Pedestrian killed in Lake City accident
• Weekly road report for Feb. 14
• ASO K-9 officer uses handling skills at second job
• Alachua County's Community Update 2011 Issue
• Lady A wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Double win for UF golf
• Budget debate dominates candidate forum
• NBC to highlight Tools 4 Teaching
• 10 years later, remembering GPD Officer Scott Baird
• 2 UF students die in Georgia cave accident
• What $4.6 billion in cuts could mean for you
• Swing into Valentine's Day with dance Monday
• Santa Fe Rally Falls Short in loss to GCCC, 11-8
• SFC professor to sign childrens book about organ donation
• Saints Play Well Despite Dropping Two of Three in Bradenton
• Saints Defeat FSC-J 65-55, Move Closer to Third Straight MFC Title
• What $4.6 billion in cuts could mean for you
• School Board meeting turns heated
• Around the region - Feb. 13
• Muschamp 'working through the nights' on new culture at UF
• Tower Road project is still in the works
• Rubio sees an edge in keeping a low profile
• Attorney says new laws a risk for employers
• Top-ranked Ohio State loses at Wisconsin
• 10 years later, remembering GPD Officer Baird
• UF beats Tennessee in thriller
• Women to face RICO charges
• Saints Take Two from South Florida, Sweep Season Series
• Liz Taylor treated for congestive heart failure
• Museum offers a glimpse of the cowboy life
• Shoplifting charge graduates to RICO
• Gainesville voters need to register by midnight Monday
• Lincoln, Bishop students shine in MathCounts finals
• GPD officer fired for falsifying a crash report, insubordination
• UF group to host Black History Month Kids Day, health fair
• Man charged with money laundering
• Police officer nabs burglary suspects
• 10 years later, still no closure for Scott Baird family
• UF group will host Kids Day, health fair
• Mubarak resignation brings joy in Gainesville
• Dogs, cats moved into new home for Humane Society
• Bradford drivers, look for bicyclists Saturday
• Sunny, dry weekend ahead
• Gainesville environmental firm bought by N.H. firm
• No more general public comment allowed at Williston meetings
• School officials don't want to meet with GRU over contract dispute
• Zeller's fundraising still tops among 13 city candidates
• Get on the with heart assessments next Thursday
• GRU, Alachua County School Boards at odds over voided contract
• Toddler survives crash that kills Live Oak man
• As new GRU center goes up, plans for its old home take shape
• Royal Museum for Central Africa’s director general to visit UF
• Student theater group performs Ruhl play this weekend
• Voters must register by Monday for March elections
• Police officer recovers $1,200 of stolen electronics
• SF College Boots 'n BBQ Cook-Off and Scholarship Fundraiser
• SF Big Band Plans Valentine's Day Swing Dance
• FHP: Driver found with $16K in cash, marijuana
• Alachua County News - Two Fire Hazard Recall
• Animal Adoption Program
• Eastside Community Redevelopment Area Workshop
• Alachua County Internet Services Maintenance
• Wet, cold weather gives way to sunny, cool weekend
• State's longest-serving deputy dies at 91
• Waldo traffic stop uncovers $31,000
• Around the Region for Feb. 11
• Many brave the rain for Verizon iPhone release
• Specialty battery store opens in Gainesville
• 'Rev. Run' talks and raps to UF students
• Facebook change has UF students leery
• Man sought in jewelry robbery
• Former cop gets one year in prison for DUI accident
• Tuition for five UF graduate programs likely to increase by 15%
• Woman behind mentoring network earns volunteer honor
• As new GRU center goes up, plans for its old home take shape
• Woman, 92, robbed while on massage table
• UF endowment grows but still down from heyday
• Education colleges question plan to grade them
• UF to post its admission decisions online Friday
• Man pleads guilty to killing Dixie sheriff's captain, sentenced to life
• Northern Arizona professor to lecture on ancient Egypt
• Historic preservation advocate, group to receive award from UF
• UF alumnus to talk about social media, student engagement
• UF researchers find surgical breast biopsies overused in Florida
• Breast Biopsies
• Around the Region - Feb. 10
• Soggy morning should dry out this afternoon with change in wind
• Police discover large-scale marijuana operation
• Penn and Teller break silence on magic, skepticism
• Patriots Squeeze Past Saints, 63-62
• Saints Drop Another Close Game to CCF, 80-76
• Expanded voucher program appears dead for now
• Three area road projects move ahead
• Gainesville man accused of assaulting ex-girlfriend
• Rowe Pitches Saints Past St. Pete College, 5-4
• RUN DMC's Rev Run to speak Thursday at UF
• Road closures as Stadium Club construction resumes
• Officials train how to respond to child abductions
• Scott's budget spares Gainesville-area state parks
• Chilly temps, rainy skies ahead
• Pawnbroker makes fourth run for City Commission
• UF endowment increased 9.3 percent in 2010
• Haleigh's family marks second year of disappearance
• UF dean to receive Emma Lazarus Statue of Liberty Award
• Gainesville's Muslim medical community to open free clinic
• Be patient, the green of spring is coming
• Haridopolos to speak at UF about upcoming session
• Grammy-nominated B.o.B. to perform at OConnell Center
• Commissioner Long's son found to violate probation
• Local basketball game to be rebroadcast Thursday night
• Revisited human-worm relationships shed light on brain evolution
• Two arrested and $400,000 worth of marijuana seized in Mayo
• Award-winning environmental documentary to be screened at Bob Graham Center
• Gallery Talk with Graphic Designer Jim Harrison, Feb. 10
• UF hosts event celebrating civil rights movement leaders
• At Pinecastle, watching out for the animals
• Crash involving school bus injures two students
• Around the Region for Feb. 9, 2011
• Gainesville named America's ninth most romantic city
• Post Office studies consolidation of some services
• UF student group plants 1,600 seedlings in Ocala National Forest
• Blog: UF student body president part of Russian trip
• Projects on CR 325, NW 91st St. and N Main St. move ahead
• EPA's Koppers plan gets 'mixed reviews' from officials
• Street to close beginning Wednesday as Stadium Club construction resumes
• Santa Fe students travel to capital to lobby for bus bill
• Costs are an issue for 2 major construction projects at jail
• School Board mum with Mayor over stormwater fee dispute
• Chemical company employee receives burns after mixture explodes
• BBQ event raises money for Bradford students
• Penn and Teller to perform Wednesday night at UF
• Lake City police officer fired following investigation
• Woman, boyfriend arrested for abandoning teen daughter at bus station
• County decides to see if there is private interest in fairgrounds projects
• EPI research day will feature 74 posters
• Laurienzo Named FCCAA State Player of the Week
• Black History Month Celebrations at Santa Fe
• Be patient, the green of spring is coming
• Upcoming Continuing Education Classes
• Around the region for Feb. 8, 2011
• Officers to test region's ability to respond to child kidnapping
• 2 students injured in crash involving school bus
• Chandler Parsons becoming a rebounding force for UF
• City Commission candidates field questions at forum
• Officer fired after arrest for attempted sexual battery
• 2011 class put into perspective now that the dust has settled
• Health Department Offers Spring Break Travel Advice
• Trial begins of UF professor, wife accused of fraud
• Two arrested on DUI after chase, near wreck with deputy
• After the rain, a clear day and a chilly night
• County contemplates establishment of CRA in unincorporated area east of Gainesville
• 100 will get free dental work
• Oil spill, economic downturn take a bite out of Fla. shark bites
• County might look to private sector for fairgrounds
• Manpower unveils new office, technology
• Lecture at UF to focus on private area within China’s Forbidden City
• Clay Electric annual refund is $5 million
• Baseball Game on February 7 Postponed Due to Weather
• Blog: UF student went missing 22 years ago this week
• Florida Museum highlights state’s ranching history
• Shark attacks increase worldwide; Florida continues four-year decline
• Shark Attack Report
• Girl injured after leg is caught in boat propeller
• Top five advances in heart disease research
• Five steps you can take to keep your heart healthy
• Weekly road report for Feb. 6
• Packers win Super Bowl 31-25
• Two NSP Homes For Sale
• Some residents find life beyond Super Bowl
• State may limit time of jobless benefits
• Some residents find entertainment beyond Super Bowl
• Plenty to do this week
• Clouds and rain continue this week
• Man dies when truck goes off road
• New UF research study aims to keep aging minds strong
• Students in SFC fast-track programs find jobs await them
• Fla. manatees make their Super Bowl picks at lab
• Gators hold off No. 10 'Cats
• Saints Blast 10 Homeruns, Score 34 Runs in Double Header Sweep of SFCC
• Around the Region for Feb. 6, 2011
• Students in SFC fast-track programs find jobs await them
• Teachers and their union brace for drastic changes
• Cutting Floridas corporate income tax: Will it help?
• Tractors big and tiny draw a crowd in Newberry
• Students by the hundreds line up for conference on relationships
• 100 rally against Mubarak in Gainesville
• Open house on Main Street construction set for Tuesday
• Oldtime Florida collectibles are now hot commodities
• Lake City man killed, another seriously hurt in accident
• Branford teen dies when pickup hits tree
• Car containing meth-lab chemicals leads to three arrests
• I-10 crash seriously injures 2 from Lake City
• Apartment trends show occupancy up, incentives down
• Two Neighborhod Stabilization Homes for Sale
• Senior Safety Summit 2011
• 2011 ACCESS Spring Classes
• Law enforcement agencies stop to honor school crossing guards
• Around the Region for Feb. 5, 2011
• Magazine lists area company as third-largest student apartment owner
• Public memorial tonight for Lake City shooting victims
• Apartment trends show occupancy up, incentives down
• Triple murder suspect also charged in death of unborn baby
• Area eateries offer goal-line defense against Super Bowl hunger
• Rocks, fake $50 in a baggie. Callous stunt or creative advertising?
• AT&T worker hit by van, killed in Bradford County
• Coach Donovan needs support for charity challenge
• Tuberculosis hospital could be relocated to Gainesville area
• Alachua County department offers two homes for sale
• Passings: Professor David Allen Case
• Seven people cited for sleeping in Bo Diddley Plaza
• Contest to use art to spotlight UF research
• Three arrested, drugs and ammunition seized by GPD
• More foggy, soggy weather ahead for North Florida
• New Art Exhibit: "Orichas: Yorubas in America"
• GPD: Upset over promotion, worker deletes Walmart inventory and quits
• Third woman arrested this week accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Around the Region for Feb. 4, 2011
• One victim in triple murder was pregnant; 5-year-old unharmed
• Post Disaster Redevelopment Plan Meeting
• UF students to provide a closer look at Vietnamese culture
• Planet Fitness opens fitness center in Verde Plaza on Saturday
• Site lets Gator fans see view from seats before they buy tickets
• Employment at Florida hospitals on the rise
• Forecast: More showers through Saturday followed by blast of cold next week
• Gainesville commission to vote on red-light cameras, open-container law
• Cancer-fighting sea organism may help with other problems
• UF prof accused of defauding UF over travel expenses
• EPA defends final plan for cleaning up Koppers
• Reichert House honor roll students get a taste of success
• Feb. 4 Softball Game Postponed Due to Weather
• UF website allows anyone to balance state budget
• Texas mom stopped on I-75, charged with kidnapping
• Oil in Gulf of Mexico: Biologists cite need for critical data to determine ecological consequences
• Fla. Senate president to offer insider look at new legislative session
• Plantation Oaks assisted living to open soon in High Springs
• GPD: Woman slashes boyfriend with pocket knife
• Get Help Applying for Financial Aid for College at "College Goal Sunday," Feb. 20
• RTI posts record quarterly, annual revenues
• University of Florida, Florida A&M launch institute to promote better health, job training
• Remodeled Family Dollar stores plan 'grand openings'
• Global Roundtable: Civility
• SF College Boots 'n BBQ Cook-Off and Scholarship Fundraiser
• New addition sniffs out missing Williston boy
• Triple murder discovered in Lake City
• Ocala officials respond to reports of copper theft
• Ex-boyfriend, woman charged in UF student's murder
• Storm downs tree limbs, causes traffic lights to fail
• Black History Month Programming
• Advance screening of 'Sanctum' honors the late Wes Skiles
• Strong Pitching Leads to Saints Victory Over Polk, 11-4
• St. John's Narrowly Defeats Santa Fe, 81-76
• Island Grove working to preserve historic Lodge
• Edwards Nets 18 in SF Victory over HCC, 75-60
• Main St. construction meeting set for Feb. 8
• School employee of year named
• EPA releases cleanup plan for Cabot-Koppers
• UF trustee to head Florida Lottery
• SFC students have new option: SF SmartCard
• Ex-boyfriend, woman charged in UF student's murder
• Former Ford and Mitsubishi locations sold to Ford Lincoln owner
• Sheriff's Office gives retailers two weeks to return or dispose of "specialty" bath salts
• Disney show coming to O’Connell in March
• Blog: Exhibit at UF compares animal treatment, slavery
• UF astronomers, NASA team find six closely packed planets orbiting same star
• Chow Now mobile food truck keeps rolling hunger at bay
• New findings on UF marine compound shows versatility, from anti-tumor agent to bone regeneration
• Suspect in Ind. child molestation case found in High Springs
• UF ranks second among large colleges and universities in Peace Corps recruitment
• National Geographic – Zhong-Ren Peng
• Florida Times-Union: Jamie Ellis
• Florida Times-Union: David Hudson
• Florida Times-Union: Dr. Nam Dang
• Florida Times-Union: Gary Knox and Ed Gilman
• Florida Times-Union: Ruth Steiner
• St. Petersburg Times: Bill Messina
• USA Today: Jay Ritter
• Florida Trend: Jon Mills
• St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
• Auto burglar gets nothing but microbiology books
• Shot fired, situation defused at home on NW 13th St.
• Winter storm to sweep across North Florida
• 2 dead men found in Jacksonville street
• Dad said he stole to support kids
• County's homeless numbers jump 38 percent
• Man burned while trying to remove burning pot from kitchen
• Exhibition - Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway
• Exhibition - Dugout Canoes: Paddling through the Americas
• February Environmental Horticulture Programs
• Alachua County's Community Update - February 1, 2011
• Gov. Scott plans to revamp state pension system
• More voters than usual skipped governor's race when filling out ballot
• Around the region Feb. 2
• Alliance, Progress parties merge; Hart is in as party leader
• 'Sanctum' 3D bus to stop in Gainesville before premiere
• City candidates discuss easing burden on businesses
• Commissioners set aside $25K for consultant on sheriff's budget appeal
• Opposition to sales tax for road resurfacing is strong
• County's homeless numbers jump 38 percent
• DOC regional director resigns after DUI arrest
• Islam Fair continues Wednesday, kicking off a month of activities
• Stadium Club construction could resume soon
• Progress Party reveals its executive ticket for SG election
• Rehabilitating brain injury 'a lot of hard work'
• Site plan for new elementary school is changed again
• County looks at eventual end or scaling back of CHOICES
• Religious programming added as Cox package
• Illegal burn leads to 25-acre brushfire near Jonesville
• Gambling helpline bracing for deluge of calls after Super Bowl
• Occupancy up, incentives down at apartments
• Island Grove working to preserve historic Lodge
• Florida’s real estate outlook perks up in several areas, UF survey finds
• Real Estate Survey
• Magicians Penn and Teller to perform free show at UF
• Mayor Lowe reflects on difficulties, opportunities
• VA moving to all-electronic payments
• Police: Woman cuts boyfriend after he refuses to give her money
• Gov. Scott plans to merge 5 agencies
• Alachua County 2010 Annual Report
• Eastside Community Redevelopment Area Workshops
• Science fair winners honored at ceremony
• City commission hopefuls discuss gay rights
• Urban Meyer will join ESPN
• Sanat Fe and Polk Finish in a Tie, 10-10
• Delegation withdraws bill on ASO, GPD consolidation
• UF student evacuated from Egypt as another watches homeland devolve
• Donations being accepted for couple who lost home to lightning
• CHOICES, sales tax referendum meetings Tues.
• Legal weaponry is abundant
• Area YMCA closing branch as CEO, COO depart
• Civil rights advocacy group opens office in Gainesville
• Police officer gains perspective with homeless
• Gas prices slightly decrease over the past week
• Police arrest drive-through robbery suspect
• Foreclosure prevention workshop next week
• 2nd Annual "On the Shoulders of Giants" Exhibit Opens at the Blount Center Feb. 1
• Suspect in Levy County robbery arrested in Lantana
• Start 2011 with Supercharged, Cutting-Edge Presentation Skills
• UF brings political experts here to discuss 2010, 2012 elections
• Third suspect in Dixie County convenience store robbery arrested
• Homeowner shoots teens who tried to break in
• Black History Month marks 32 years at UF
• Teacher challenges her fifth-graders to excel
• Weekly road report for Jan. 31
• 'Undercovers' actor to kick off Black History Month events tonight
• Mayor Lowe reflects on difficulties, opportunities he has faced
• Trenton woman dies in one-car crash in Gilchrist County
• Driver shot and killed after Fla. police chase
• Fla. mom accused of killing kids will be in court
• Shocking utility bill?
• Anthony woman is sixth to die in auto-related incidents this week in Marion
• Alachua County Commission Two Special Meetings on Feb. 1st
• Saints Win Two of Three at JUCO Kickoff Classic
• Bill lets leaders control salary
• Shocking utility bill?
• Gainesville on track for its coldest winter ever
• City Commission candidates field range of questions at first forum
• Plenty to do this week
• Volunteers ready to help area residents with taxes
• Counties elected officials could cut their own salaries under proposed state law
• State Farm wants 28 percent rate increase in Fla.
• NW Fla. police investigate burning of homeless man
• More than 300 arrested at Tampa pirate festival
• Tampa mom charged in kids' slayings treated at hospital
• Tampa mom charged in kids' slayings treated at hospital
• Bikers, drivers, pedestrians vie for space in NW 16th Ave. revisions
• Around the Region for Jan. 30, 2011
• Big plume of smoke was from controlled burn
• Test and Tune lures many would-be racers to speedway
• Bikers, drivers, pedestrians vie for space in NW 16th Ave. revisions
• Donovan holds slim lead in ESPN charity challenge
• No. 24 Florida suffers first road loss at Mississippi State
• Medieval Faire ignites the passions of re-enactors
• UF closing its center in Paris
• 3 young women found naked, arrested
• Depot Avenue to open Tuesday
• Dad accused of abuse for roughing up his son
• Bradford deputy has minor injuries from wreck
• Motorcyclists share hope with Lowell inmates
• Saints Split Double Header with South Georgia, 2-1 and 0-3
• State budget could temporarily close seven area state parks
• February Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• Fastpitch Opens in Clearwater on Jan. 29, at Home Feb. 4
• Trenton man dies when his car strikes, kills three horses
• Unattended stove likely started fire in home at Lamplighter
• Man doesn't show for trial, gets 15 years
• Bill would waive tuition for Mandarin, Portuguese classes
• Sebastian's family hopes $17K reward leads to arrest
• No mere child's play at regional science fair
• Sleeping with your baby presents dangers
• Drought conditions gone, but fire danger remains
• Fire burns 50 acres, temporarily shuts I-75
• Baseball Opens Season with Win Over HCC, 7-2
• Where were you? Readers share memories of Challenger
• Annual manatee count: 4,840
• Firefighters battle grass fire near Alachua
• State budget could temporarily close seven area state parks
• Saints Baseball Opens at Home on January 29 at 12:00 pm
• Parachute built into plane saves pilot in Dixie emergency landing
• Annual wine fundraiser adds Vegas theme this year
• Man arrested Thursday, accused of bomb threat at Social Security building
• Car-sharing program grows in popularity
• Around the Region for Jan. 28, 2011
• Forgotten stove causes house fire
• Gulf spill showed problems are industry-wide, Graham says
• Gulf spill showed problems are industry-wide, Graham says
• Crisis Center Receives Reaccreditation
• February Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Chamber celebrates year of progress on Innovation Gainesville
• Israeli deputy consul to Florida comes to UF
• Since Challenger 25 years ago, UF support team attends launches
• Small plane lands in field in Dixie County
• City staff launch online 'Save GPD' campaign
• Putnam deputies issue warning about 'bath salts'
• Sheriff's Office worker charged with cyberstalking
• Plans submitted for completion of Stadium Club
• District spelling bee winner got a geta' and got it right
• Sunny, seasonable weather forecast for Gainesville
• Oak View Middle School teacher loves those 'aha!' moments
• Tin Can Tourist Camp being resurrected on Saturday
• Residence halls do battle to conserve resources
• South American beetle released by UF researchers benefits Florida ranchers
• 'Outed' CIA operative speaks at UF about public service
• Two-thirds of Florida declared disaster areas because of cold
• Four arrested in connection with stolen safe, drugs, car
• Deputies: Suspect damaged two patrol cars while being arrested
• Saints Get Back on Track With Win Over FSC-J, 66-53
• Strong Second Half Leads to Santa Fe Win, 75-51
• Schneider joins race for student body president
• Child-sex suspect accused of rape
• DNA links career criminal to 10 attempted murder
• Father charged in death of infant son
• Around the Region for Jan. 27,2011
• 'Undercovers' actor to speak at UF Black History Month
• Local firm Class Notes LLC files for Chapter 7
• Update: Dixie deputy shoots man accused of attacking with shovel
• At-large commission race becomes party of five
• Graham to speak at UF about BP oil spill
• IRS provides app for smartphones
• Outed spy speaking at UF
• Experts: Course correction needed for Alzheimer's therapies
• Restaurant roundup: Five Guys, Sweet Dreams and Taco Bell
• Cold there, warm here
• Course correction needed for Alzheimer’s therapies, experts warn
• Respiratory Care Open House, March 2
• Botanical Chords Art Exhibit
• Advocates make renewed plea to save sea turtles
• Police dog will likely stay with officer's family
• Obama: Leadership now 'shared responsibility'
• Around the Region for Jan. 26, 2011
• Police: Man beat toddler until her heart was bruised
• Judge sends Fla. man who faked death to jail
• Storms hit central Fla., tornado warnings issued
• Fla. man fatally shoots girlfriend, then himself
• Man charged with stealing from elderly
• Meyers to run for student body president
• Work begins on major insurance bill
• Gainesville law firm takes on unusual case
• Consumer confidence improves in Florida
• Fire officials count on community awareness to fight wildfires
• Scott puts breaks on new district amendments
• In State of City address, Lowe touts savings, progress
• Despite rain, attendance good at Career Showcase day one
• County will draft transportation fee ordinance, continue discussions
• County puts $400K toward planning two future solid waste facilities
• Saints Host FSC-J on Wednesday, Jan. 26
• Addition to UF's College of Journalism faces deadlines
• Signatures submitted for block tuition referendum
• Free classes aid those hard of hearing
• Harn, UF Common Reading Program, sponsor contest for students’ art
• Levy homes damaged during burglaries
• Coney and the Saints Stay Hot with Win Over CCF, 68-62
• Deputies: Semi-automatic gun seized in traffic stop
• Business ethics award nominations due Feb. 15
• Police: Woman throws ex-boyfriend's mother's ashes out window
• Floridians grow suddenly optimistic about economy, UF research finds
• Consumer Confidence Surge
• Airplane that made emergency landing in Gainesville headed to Charlotte
• Officer arrests apparent burglar at Richardson Middle School
• City leaders rip proposal to merge GPD-Sheriff's Office
• Two killed in crash on U.S. 441 involving dump truck, UPS truck
• Intense rain, damaging wind forecast for today
• Boy left on school bus after falling asleep
• Fla. police deaths are latest in deadly span
• Teen fatally stabs another teen at Naples bus stop
• Airplane makes emergency landing at Gainesville airport
• Recreation money likely intermingled with operating funds in Hawthorne
• $3M in job-creating grants given to local, state companies
• Verizon opens new local store, soon adding iPhone
• Around the Region for Jan. 25, 2010
• GPD officers read to kids for Literacy Week
• Teacher of the Year finalist makes history real for students
• Vote on solid waste facilities scheduled to go to BOCC
• Fort White woman injured in Newberry Road crash
• Harn's RISK Cinema series begins Tuesday
• UF senior cornerback Janoris Jenkins cited for pot
• UF VP of student affairs takes new job
• Ft. White opens new library with ceremonial book passing
• CNBC: Brian Gendreau
• St. Petersburg Times: Richard Scher
• Orlando Sentinel: Monika Ardelt
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• Tampa Tribune: Craig Chandler
• Bloomberg Businessweek: Jay Ritter
• Tampa Tribune: Roberto Pereira
• Miami Herald: Fred Gmitter
• Reuters: Jay Ritter
• Palm Beach Post: Barton Weitz
• Santa Fe Takes Over First in the MFC After Win at Daytona
• UF marimba player wins Ocala orchestra's Young Artist Competition
• Showcase attracts employers who want to hire
• Lecture to explore legacy of Justice Brandeis
• Hair stylist arrested after pills found in car
• "Kiss the Pig" Contest at SF Boots 'n BBQ Cook-Off and Fundraiser
• GPD: Drunken driver spotted in Taco Bell drive-through
• ShandsCair team uses $10K goggles to improve patient safety
• Crime spree ends in gunfire
• Mom arrested in beating of 7-year-old
• Plenty to do this week
• Gas prices edge up
• Road work planned for this week
• Osceola shooting range to close for repairs
• Steelers vs. Packers in Super Bowl
• Gainesville woman honored for work with veterans
• Politics may stop fast rail efforts
• Unified in faith and hope
• Qualifying for city elections begins Monday
• Teacher brings art to life for kids
• ShandsCair team uses $10K goggles to improve patient safety
• Prepaid college plans: Yes or no?
• Prepaid college plans: Yes or no?
• Nelson the biggest target for GOP in Florida in '12
• Florida cruises with 75-43 win over Arkansas at O-Dome
• GHS, Buchholz do battle on behalf of food bank
• Around the Region for Jan. 23, 2011
• 100 gather in honor of new veterans memorial
• The story of a notorious gunman who almost killed two deputies
• Police major collapses at fitness center
• Are prepaid college plans worth it?
• Work to begin in April on repaving scenic road
• County's new plan could replace road impact fees with higher fees
• County considers whether to privatize veterans services
• Hard freeze Saturday night
• Richard Hedrick On Alachua County Talks
• Boatman to face charge of killing cellmate
• Orange Lake fire now covers 305 acres
• Attorney general wants pill mill' crackdown
• Fishermen can earn cash by catching Newnans Lake crappie
• Professor Naima Brown is Going to Sweden!
• Everythings CD and book sale
• Deputies vote to switch unions
• Lake City motorcyclist in critical condition
• Veterans memorial being dedicated Saturday in Hampton
• Schee family donates Citra home to Shands at UF
• Hawthorne convenience store closes doors after 36 years
• Gainesville jobless rate at 8.3%, lowest among Fla. metro areas
• UF Office of Sustainability seeks volunteers for campus cleanup
• Orange Lake fire now covers 305 acres
• Roommates' argument over unpaid rent ends in assault charge
• Bank reports good 2010
• Around the Region for Jan. 21, 2011
• GPD: Man rolled over on infant niece while napping
• Cold, dry air to follow last night's rain
• Automatic sprinklers extringuish fires at nursing home, apartment
• Cold weather brings higher prices for vegetables
• Cold Weather Hazards
• Mom arrested, accused of abusing 7-year-old boy
• UF Board of Governors approves public health doctoral program
• Young software creators' Youtorial is named 'Most Deserving Business'
• Area home sales end 2010 on a high note
• Locals in real estate hoping for new wave of demand
• Outspoken critic of Islam states her case at UF
• UF faculty to study health effects from Koppers
• Two Union middle schoolers expelled over gun on campus
• Some welcome Marion managing Silver Springs
• Graham Centers mission: civic engagement through education
• City makes headway with Koppers health study
• Despite student shooting, UPD a national mentor on mental-illness response
• Florida's non-citrus crop losses from cold could total $370M
• Battle of the blood donors: Cats vs. Gators
• Glucose meters OK for home use but poor choice before surgery
• What would a county-run Silver Springs look like?
• UF getting $7.9M grant to aid Mozambique
• Two Old Town women arrested in connection with armed robbery
• Go figure: Math model may help researchers with stem cell, cancer therapies
• Levy County brothers back in custody
• Morningside Nature Center closed today for planned fire
• UFPD to serve as national learning site on responding to people with mental illnesses
• King Reaches 100 Career Blocks, Helping Saints to Overtime Win, 69-64
• Gambling Addiction
• UF receives $7.9 million to improve food security and human nutrition in Mozambique
• Jim Harrison Opens Solo Exhibition Jan. 21
• Free Rape Aggression Defense Class for Women Offered Feb. 15, 23 and 24
• Spring fine arts benefit will treat guests to “backstage pass”
• State officials: Gainesville man with job accepted unemployment checks
• New U.S. 301 overpass is speedier, with a few hitches
• Tax Collector Reaches Cell Phone Goal
• Alachua County News - Upcoming Lane Closures
• Gainesville Improv Fest kicks off Thursday night
• Event Thursday on the Plaza intended to draw attention to Fashion Week
• Around the region Jan. 20
• Resolution to taxi cab issues is achievable, drivers say
• Woman robs store in Dixie County
• Man serving time for child porn faces child-rape charge
• Sonic reopening; Designer Greens owners plan BBQ joint
• Alachua County home construction still dropping
• Britain bans Dove World's Terry Jones
• New U.S. 301 overpass is speedier, with a few hitches
• Libraries make plea to preserve crucial state funding
• Feds arrest January Haile Plantation rape suspect
• Alum donates $5 million for UF endowments
• Day care operator guilty of white collar crime; must repay $79K
• Deputies search for woman who disappeared from daughter's home
• Jim Harrison Opens Solo Exhibition Jan. 21
• UF walking program expands to include online tracker
• Home-use blood sugar monitors not ideal in hospital surgical situations, UF researchers say
• Santa Fe offers Health Career Opportunities tour
• Grounding wire stolen from 13th St. cell tower
• Oil spill commission co-chairs to present findings at Bob Graham Center
• Major gift bolsters UF pest management research
• Local law enforcement volunteering as servers for fundraiser
• FHP trying to identify bike rider
• Proposed 10-year plan for local wildlife area ready for discussion
• Hearing set for residents to discuss referendum on Sheriff's Office, GPD unification
• Harrowing dive with Wes Skiles inspires the film Sanctum'
• Taxis an issue at city-UF meeting
• UF Student Senate names 8 to assist in elections
• Around the Region for Jan. 19, 2011
• Mayor Lowe in D.C. for conference, meetings
• School Board delays discussing suit, looks to conserve energy
• County Commission may change rules for swearing-in ceremonies
• Harrowing dive with Wes Skiles inspires the film 'Sanctum'
• CEO of local United Way moving to job in Nebraska
• SFC must work to buoy students confidence, last of 3 candidates says
• School Board takes up GRU issues
• Two vehicles, many tools stolen in High Springs
• Recent rain just in time for Orange Lake Fire
• Marion County floats plan to take over Silver Springs attraction
• DNA in child-sex case results in new rape charge
• Man, 23, back in jail within hours after spat over clothes
• County's method to fund nonprofits starts to take shape
• Gainesville law firm partners with Orlando firm
• Conference series examines challenges of rebuilding Haiti
• New York Times: Elliott Jacobson
• USA Today: David Reed
• Wall Street Journal: Scott Tomar
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• Los Angeles Times: Rizwan Bashirullah
• Tampa Tribune: Bob Dekle
• Florida Trend: Win Phillips, David Day
• Dixie man hospitalized after shooting through wall
• Associated Press: David Denslow
• National Public Radio: Augusto Oyuela
• Planning Commission won't vote on cell towers Wednesday
• Bloomberg News: Jay Ritter
• Florida Times-Union: Daniel Smith
• Santa Fe College Boots 'n BBQ Cook-Off: Food and Family Fun
• Climate change expert to visit UF campus next week for several programs
• Starke woman arrested after shotgun attack
• St. Petersburg Times: Roxanne Connelly
• BBC News: Bruce MacFadden
• County Commission to tackle funding criteria for area charities
• Rain soaks Martin Luther King Day events in Gainesville
• Cedar Key makes list of coolest small towns
• ACHD Encourages Flu Vaccination
• Man accused of striking brother-in-law with machete
• Around the Region for Jan. 18, 2011
• Area rain tops half an inch
• Gainesville largely unaffected by State Farm dropping homeowner policies
• Company offers $1,000 to charity or nonprofit that receives the most votes on Facebook
• UF students make King day a time of service
• EPA eases up on pollution from biomass power
• Landlady says renter pushed her
• Deputies: Host punches partygoer, breaks his face
• BHS to host swingin sounds of Glenn Miller Orchestra on Tuesday
• Branford man killed in Saturday crash
• 2 killed, 2 injured in crash involving 14-year-old driver
• FHP: Motorcyclist critically injured in crash
• King Day events go forward despite rain
• Chiefland undertaker arrested on drug charges
• Weekly road report for Jan. 17
• Gas prices continue to inch higher
• Area woman takes trip of lifetime with Oprah
• Town Hall Meeting
• Woman exposed to rabies recovers
• Students find way to reach out
• Local congregation remembers life, achievements of King
• Rainy holiday ahead, so bring an umbrella
• UF professors choreography film premieres in U.S.
• Area woman takes trip of lifetime with Oprah
• Renovations progressing on county-purchased foreclosed homes
• Plenty to do this week
• A year later, Haiti still in ruin
• FGP and RSVP Volunteers Celebrate MLK Jr's Legacy
• Special Commission Meeting CAPP
• Local firms at work in Clay County's Extreme Makeover'
• Man and woman back together after genitals set on fire
• Florida drops first SEC game against South Carolina
• Around the Region for Jan. 16, 2011
• Traveling homeless man shares his message, story
• Gun goes off in Walmart; man arrested
• $11,000 in jewelry stolen from store
• Gainesville basks in suddenly warmer weather
• Childrens Home Society gives local high school students a way to reach out
• Gala kicks off UF training study for older adults
• A year later, Haiti largely still in ruin
• Why do area schools trail other districts in energy savings?
• GPD: Man struggled with mom over purse
• Armed robbery victim pulls gun, fires back at robbers
• Trial set for man in killing of captain
• Couple dies from crash
• Union wants vote on merging GPD and Sheriff's Office
• Deputies: Victim fires gun at teen robbers
• Why do area schools trail other districts in energy savings?
• Solar feed-in tariff means feast or famine for solar contractors
• Make Student Senate meeting records public, judge rules
• Sheriff's new spokesman has the respect of others
• UF student enters City Commission race
• Terrell's Bar-B-Que has moved; Gator Dawgs planning to close
• Whooping it up - finally - at Dunnellon airport
• It'll warm up this weekend
• Building for the future
• Union to appeal reprimand over officer releasing dog on boy
• Four accuse St. Augustine diocese of discrimination
• UF groups to help area students prepare for future
• AT&T completes broadband upgrades
• "World Foodspotting Day" is Saturday
• Two County Commission meetings on Tuesday
• Third (and Final!) Provost Candidate Forum
• SF Big Band Plans Valentine's Day Dance
• Gainesville foreclosure rate inches higher
• Elderly couple in late December crash pronounced dead
• March trial for man accused of killing Dixie sheriff's captain
• $4-a-gallon gas: What effect would it have?
• On again: Whooping crane chicks may fly over Friday
• Around the Region for Jan. 14, 2011
• SFC lobbies for bill to pay for bus service
• Most FCAT dates are later this year
• A week full of MLK activities begins on campus Monday
• School Board may sue city over fee dispute
• Possum Creek Park is teeming with activity
• Officer reprimanded for releasing K-9, which bit 10-year-old boy
• Oversized patients a dilemma for emergency crews
• $4-a-gallon gas: What effect would it have?
• UF scientists awarded $4.7M for hemophilia research
• More frigid nights ahead
• Next showdown for pharmacy wars: Corner of NW 43rd and 23rd
• County's website will shut down for hardware overhaul
• LivingSocial launches, offers deals in Gainesville
• Report but don't approach Williston's speedy Patas monkey
• Local firms hard at work in Clay County
• UF study: Exercise could help prevent, treat eating disorders
• Eating Disorder Exercise
• Applications Accepted Now for PRO and PRAT Awards
• UF-led study finds tiny shorebirds benefit from big storms
• Hearing continued in credit card debt suit against Long
• Wiseman, Clyburn Lead Saints to Road Victory, 76-60
• Documentary produced by UF professor makes U.S. broadcast premiere
• King's Double Double Leads SF Past FSC-J, 62-57
• Another large scale copper theft reported
• Dixie County emergency workers to face mock school bus accident
• Woman gets more than a decade in prison for 2009 stabbing death
• UF part of Haiti's recovery from earthquake
• Pinkoson donates $37K to local program
• Around the region for Jan. 13, 2011
• Second candidate for SFC provost interviews
• County to EPA: Maintain strict cleanup standards near Koppers
• Resurfacing of CR 325 expected in March
• Closings for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Copper taken from another cell phone tower
• Low tonight of 19 degrees, but no snow in forecast
• UF part of Haitis recovery from earthquake
• Gainesville man charged with child abuse after fight with teen
• UF researchers receive $4.7 million to study improved therapies for hemophilia
• Feminist critic to discuss the state of Muslim women at UF
• Newberry man accused of burglary, stealing gun and golf clubs
• Hundreds of pills taken from man pulled over for driving erratically
• UF helping Haiti rebuild on several fronts
• MLK Jr. Holiday Waste Collection
• Backyard burning still a risk, despite recent rain
• Around the Region for Jan. 12, 2011
• Approved plan will make way for bikes
• March of Dimes kicks off campaign to raise $800,000
• Police say woman poured bleach on another's wardrobe
• Student Senate OKs revisions to election code
• Meetings set for high school career academies enrollment
• Storm still wreaking havoc on air travel to and from Gainesville
• City, county to look at more funding for cold-weather shelter program
• UF students point dance helps her win pageant
• Sheriff's Office had 50% rate of solving 2010 homicides
• Six UF professors recognized for scientific advances
• Provost candidate says SFC must stay flexible
• County purchases two buildings for community center, health clinic
• Woman who lives off Tower Road reported missing
• Lincoln Estates holds neighborhood meeting Wednesday
• Despite rain, wildfire risk still significant in Alachua County
• County Commission OKs new plan for NW 16th Avenue
• UF helping Haiti rebuild on several fronts
• Sketch, details released in Columbia County rape
• Family: Woman apologized for burning beau's groin with gas
• Vigil Wednesday night one of several UF events to help Haiti
• Gonna steal a man's deer stand? Make sure he doesn't have his rifle
• Archer commission picks new mayor
• UF speaker explores why you don’t always need to be right
• Six University of Florida professors named AAAS Fellows
• Watch the Saints Live Wednesday Jan. 12 as They Battle FSC-J
• Man stabs parents after they cut off power to his camper
• Around the region for Jan. 11, 2011
• Flights between Gainesville and Atlanta cancelled with 2 exceptions
• Free hunter safety courses to be offered next month
• Homeland Security: Lone wolves are America's biggest danger
• Homeland security: lone wolves are America's biggest danger
• Misty Croslin receives concurrent 25-year sentence
• Gainesville video game maker stars on new mobile devices
• Hill to declare for NFL draft
• Two Dixie residents critical after apparent carbon monoxide poisoning
• Three finalists to interview for post of Santa Fe College provost
• Hawkins has early money lead over Marsh
• UF researchers receive $4.7M to study ties between marijuana use, HIV infection
• Gas prices may fall slightly this week
• Overnight freezes expected beginning Wednesday
• Forum on career magnet programs
• Wildlife officials on alert for monkey business near Williston
• Gainesville man shot in thigh as he ran
• Santa Fe College Boots 'n BBQ Cook-Off — Top Pro BBQ Teams
• UF faculty to discuss challenges in helping Haiti
• Santa Fe Women Cruise Past Daytona, 67-48
• Saints Earn Key Road Victory Over Daytona State, 64-59
• UF plans busy week of activities to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Duke Energy buying Progress Energy for over $13B
• Storm's impact at Atlanta airport grounds flights from Gainesville
• Bomb squad collects two old pieces of military ammunition
• Around the Region for Jan. 10, 2011
• GPD: Man throws drug-filled duffle bag out car window during chase
• Croslin to be sentenced Monday on multiple drug counts
• Weekly road report for Jan. 10
• Betty Baker on Alachua County Talks
• Alachua County Environmental Protection Department Water Resources Newsletter, January 2011
• Shooting suspect's nihilism rose with isolation
• Library has homework, job help online
• County survey says CHOICES met goals
• As CHOICES ends, future form at issue
• Plenty to do this week
• Police looking for gunman in Sunday night shooting
• Storms to sweep through area Monday
• Woman arrested after trying to run over mother and daughter with car four times
• Local lawmakers react to Arizona shooting spree
• Citra woman arrested after allegedly setting boyfriends genital area on fire
• In last year of CHOICES tax, program's duration and future form are at issues
• Croslin to be sentenced Monday on multiple drug counts
• Rep. Giffords showing positive signs after shooting spree
• Arizona shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• Friends, family pay tribute to UF student found dead
• UF faculty, students working on variety of projects to help Haiti
• Local attorney Rod Smith elected to head state Democratic Party
• MLK Hall of Fame inductees honored
• Man accused of forcing teen girl to have sex
• 6 sex offenders arrested in round-up
• Scotts picks for DCA and DEP are a sign of change to come
• Vigil in Ja'Niyah's memory set for Monday
• Gunman shoots Ariz. Rep. Giffords, kills 6
• What 2011 holds for you
• Around the Region for Jan. 9, 2011
• Pedestrian attacked, robbed in Lake City
• Dispute at shopping center ends in arrest
• Woman accused of trying to run over mom and child
• Obama: Will get to bottom of Arizona shooting
• US court demands WikiLeaks' Twitter account info
• 3 men accused of street racing
• County Road 231 set to be repaved this year
• FHP arrests 474 drunken drivers over the holidays
• SWAT team visits two homes, three arrested
• Sex offender charged with failing to register Waldo address
• Around the region for Jan. 8, 2011
• Scholarship recipient a young leader
• Veterans return to college with a lot to adjust to
• ASO trainees Camo and Robbie ready to take a bite out of crime
• Investigators complete examination of slain UF student's car
• UF may start charging market rate for some tuition
• Crash in Starke critically injures Keystone woman
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• St. Petersburg Times: Judith Johnson
• New York Times: Glenn Morris
• CBS News: Kevin Folta
• Christian Science Monitor: Glenn Morris
• National Geographic: Zhong-Ren Peng
• USA Today: Jay Ritter
• Orlando Sentinel: Thomas Hoctor
• Los Angeles Times: Stanley Smith
• Los Angeles Times: Thom George, Roniel Cabrera
• What 2011 holds for you
• More young people are winding up in nursing homes
• Ongoing Mindfulness Sessions Offered Fridays and Mondays
• Work on Stadium Club to resume; University Corners still on hold
• City removes interim' tag from fire chief's title
• Subdivision's residents may sue over plans for elementary school
• Two applications for cell phone towers headed to county
• Key UF administrator is leaving
• Beazer seeks less strict standards for dioxin clean-up near Koppers
• Homeless advocates hand out food to dozens on downtown plaza
• Instructor is national teacher of the year
• Chefs bring art of fine cooking to Eastside High
• Stearns to lead analysis of health law
• Gainesville man convicted of raping intoxicated woman
• GPD: DVD thief says he was just testing library security
• Tebow documentary debuts today
• Solar project to produce lots of energy at Millhopper Montessori
• Work on Stadium Club to resume; University Corners still on hold
• One of four winning Fantasy 5 tickets bought in Gainesville
• Get Information on SF Study Abroad Trips, Jan. 11
• Continuing Education Classes for Spring 2011
• Guest Chef Randal White Coming to Santa Fe College Boots 'n BBQ Cook-Off
• First 2011 Greedy Reader Meeting Set for Jan. 25
• UF study of lice DNA shows humans first wore clothes 170,000 years ago
• Provost Candidate Forums Scheduled for Jan. 11-18
• Ghana Study Abroad Meeting Jan. 12
• Two charged in theft of $1,000 in merchandise from JCPenny
• Man pistol-whipped over comments about girlfriend
• Six changes in health care that may affect you
• Wild Spaces and Public Places Sales Surtax Expires
• Central Florida Slips Past Djekovic and the Saints, 82-78
• Post Office could relocate downtown
• Women Drop MFC Opener to Central Florida, 84-78
• No single suspect in death of UF student
• Mayors State of the City set for Jan. 25
• Revisions to Medicare concern Hospice
• Six changes in health care that may affect you
• Record-setting cold blamed in manatee deaths
• 2 killed, 4 injured in Columbia County crash
• Intruder points handgun at baby in Cedar Key
• Morriston man accused of destroying 7th green
• Finally, rains douse Gainesville
• Whooping crane chicks still biding time in Gilchrist County
• Lonely goat home again after stay at Sheriff's Office
• Answers still sought in plane crash that claimed 4 with N. Fla. ties
• AT&T wireless customers briefly lose service
• Mother Earth Market gets a new name
• Stopped for loud stereo, driver faces pot charge
• Update: Missing Alzheimer's patient found safe
• UF researchers track ocean-crossing migration of blue shark
• Noted scientist-author looks at stress, biology in lecture at UF
• Interlachen man shoots intruder
• Reichert House drill team gives inaugural parade a local flavor
• Extreme Makeover returning to North Florida
• Much-needed rain may come tonight
• January Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• Court Services Interim Director Interviewed
• January Commercial Horticulture Programs
• North Florida Regional maternity care has been awarded a five-star rating
• Around the Region - Jan. 5
• Santa Fe looks to challenging future
• Reichert House drill team gives inaugural parade local flavor
• Driskel named national player of the year
• Live Oak man shot dead during apparent drug deal
• UF places second for best value in public colleges
• Alachua County schools among the first to secure Race to the Top funds
• Burn ban lifted for Alachua County
• Did the Sheriff's Office get your goat? No, really
• Death of UF student found in fire viewed as homicide
• Area fashion week makes Southern Livings list of faves
• New exhibit in Grinter probes mathematics and origami
• Starting Jan. 5, All MFC Basketball Games Broadcast Live on PSBLive.com
• Lake City man found in closet, charged with burglary
• Deputies: Caretaker hit 85-year-old-woman
• Belleview man told police he tried to shoplift copper to feed himself
• High school students: Time to enter manatee art contest
• Weis' son helps bring Weis to UF
• Man accused of ramming Gainesville police vehicle
• Pedestrian hit by Gainesville woman
• Weis' son helps bring Weis to UF
• North Florida Regional rates five stars
• Orlando man gets Shands 500th lung transplant
• NW 6th St. reopened after standoff
• UF grad dies in skiing accident
• Gainesville man gets 20 years in child porn case
• Local officals weigh in on Rick Scott
• 10 wildfires reported in area over holiday weekend
• Faith is focus for City Commission candidate
• Investigators locate dead cheerleader's car on SW 42nd St.
• Man charged with hitting grandmother over dog
• Series of crashes slow traffic on I-75 northbound in Ocala
• Blog: UF researchers take heat for fertilizer study
• Driver accused of using car to push police car side
• GPD: Man arrested after punching stepdad at Bible study
• Blind UF graduate student determined to succeed
• Starke man seriously injured in crash
• Felony charge filed in fight over $7
• Around the Region for Jan. 3, 2011
• Dixie man dies days after crash
• Plenty to do this week
• Gas prices may hold steady this week
• Weekly road report for Jan. 3
• Is uniform policy making grade?
• Tebow can't cap rally in finale
• GPD detective works to solve domestic violence
• Lawmaker seeks Choose Life changes
• December ties for second-coldest month on record
• Ocalas oldest person, remembered at memorial
• No new information in burned woman case
• A happy ending for Meyer: Gators beat Penn State in Outback Bowl
• From Haiti's horrors, boy finds love and choices in America
• Source calls Weis coming to Florida a 'done deal'
• Scott plans big changes for Fla.
• Newberry Road exit ramp will be expanded
• These computers see you, read you and even tell you to wash your hands
• UF researchers make breakthrough in transplanting older livers
• Around the region Jan. 2
• Body found in brush fire identified as that of 21-year-old woman
• A happy ending for Meyer: Gators beat Penn State in Outback Bowl
• Brush fire chars 10 acres off CR 235
• Father delays Army entry but still misses birth of 2011's first baby
• For Urban Meyer, the reality of retiring is beginning to sinking in
• About 1,000 welcome new year downtown
• Gators beat Xavier
• Around the region for Jan. 1, 2011
• Tennis tournament to help kids in need
• Sources say Gators targeting Weis
• Passersby put out fire that threatened Paynes Prairie
• Tribute to prairie photographer comes on a picture-perfect day
• Still no I.D. on woman found amid brush fire
• Dad arrested, accused of punching his son
• Options for New Year's Eve
• Gators have motivation aplenty
• For Urban, the reality of retiring is sinking in
• Around the region for Dec. 31
• Group wants to put a stop to DUI checkpoints
• Judge rules Legislature, not Board of Governors, has authority to set tuition
• Options for New Year's Eve
• Fireworks still selling despite Alachua County burn ban
• Fender bender sends woman into labor with seventh child
• New computer model changes hurricane landscape
• Man charged with sexually assaulting girl
• Gainesville couple head to Guyana hoping to make a difference
• Main Street project on schedule, resuming work next week
• Original Pizza Palace has closed
• Rockeys Dueling Piano Bar tickling the ivories downtown
• GPD corporal invests much of himself dealing with domestic violence
• Two in Chiefland arrested on drug charges
• Third man arrested over shots fired at ATM
• From Dove World to Meyer's resignation - big news in 2010
• Body found in brushfire
• Fire damages Clay County home near Camp Blanding
• Warming weather on its way
• Local State of Emergency
• Gainesville biomass plant granted last necessary permit
• Around the Region - Dec. 30
• In Irvine, keeping the art of blacksmithing alive
• Twins from Gainesville take over as DAs in North Carolina
• Pouncey makes Pro Bowl
• Company files claim against commissioner over credit card debt
• Hippodrome needs votes by Friday for $50K Pepsi grant
• From Dove World to Meyer's resignation - big news in 2010
• Suwannee district begins planning for water shortages, alternative sources
• Another kind of holiday rush -- to go under the knife
• Favre to be fined but not suspended
• Gainesville biomass plant granted last necessary permit
• Deputies: Man had shotgun near elementary
• Cold damage might not be evident for months
• Close, but no weather record
• Police find no bomb in library after four-hour search
• Traffic slowed on SR 26, Gilchrist County Road 307 after accident
• New trail winds way through heart of Mill Creek Preserve
• There's still time to make New Year's Eve plans
• Around the region for Dec. 29, 2010
• Lawsuits piling up for EPA
• Two bomb threats made; library evacuated in one, man arrested in another
• Archer pays tribute to Diddley starting Thursday
• Remembering Six Gun Territory
• Burn ban extended; no fireworks allowed on New Years Eve
• Grass fire burns 5 acres near Alachua
• Cabot Lodge Holiday Classic on December 29 and 30
• Renfro Named Men's "State Player of the Week"
• Burn ban extended in Gilchrist County
• Consumer confidence unchanged among Floridians in December
• Man charged with making false bomb report about Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
• UF School of Theatre and Dance presents ‘The Grapes of Wrath’
• Morning low of 21 degrees breaks record
• Shelter operators strain under early cold snap
• Fights at downtown club lead to several arrests
• Some area travelers left out in the cold by New York blizzard
• Stearns lauded for work on pedestrian safety bill
• Local company to survey wildlife for a federal program
• Around the Region for Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010
• Oyster prices expected to fall
• Keeping the kids occupied
• Gas price averages $3.06 a gallon in Florida - $3.10 in Gainesville
• Power out in southwest for 40 minutes
• Home prices --- and sales --- stall
• Record low of 21 predicted for Tuesday morning
• Shelter operators strain under early cold snap
• Tebow energizes teammates, fans in his first NFL win as starter
• Cabot aims to remove tar from creeks
• Shands making plans to build new primary care center
• Siemens Foundation honors two Buchholz students for AP scores
• Teacher's school supplies passed on to students
• After-Christmas shoppers flock to stores
• 'Octomom' faces eviction from Southern Calif. home
• Tebow scores first NFL win
• NWS confirms early morning snow flurries for Gainesville
• Top story lines of 2010
• Top story lines of 2010
• Blue Path exhibit at Florida Museum extended to Feb. 13
• Big UF research property puts agricultural theories to test
• Around the region for Dec. 26, 2010
• Fallen cyclist run over; critically hurt in hit-and-run
• Rains keep wildfire in check -- for now
• County and Micanopy at odds over reporting of Wild Spaces & Public Places revenues
• Fire destroys home in northeast Gainesville
• Crime, oil spill and Gator coaching drama topped online readership
• Family won't let stolen nativity scene spoil their Christmas
• In unsettling times, pastors share Christmas message: Fear not
• A Christmas gift: Caleb defies odds
• Woman struck, killed in Citra
• Panhandle could see icy conditions Saturday night
• In unsettling times, pastors share Christmas message: Fear not
• Family wont let stolen Nativity scene spoil their Christmas
• State and nonprofits agency work to reunite children and families for the holidays
• Around the region for Dec. 25, 2010
• Program helps long-term patients in Shands' care find a place to live
• Burnt Island fire has burned 2,740 acres
• After inching close to Cross Creek, wildfire under control
• Around the Region for Dec. 24
• Caregiver charged with exploitation
• Burn ban issued for Alachua County; U.S. 301 re-opened
• Salvation Army kettle donations down; others hold their own
• After inching close to Cross Creek, wildfire under control
• Temple introduces Addazio as new coach
• Man trapped underwater in central FL mine collapse
• Gainesville Regional Airport to install a full-body scanner next year
• Knight Foundation funds high-tech civics initiatives at UF’s Bob Graham Center
• Chestnut Law Firm gives away free gas today
• Shoppers continue to stream into stores
• Around the region for Dec. 23, 2010
• Holiday Waste Collection
• Burn Ban Cancelled
• County bans outdoor burning -- including fireworks -- through New Year's
• Type O- blood needed urgently
• Burn ban issued for Alachua County; fire closes U.S. 301
• Why are donations to the Salvation Army in decline?
• GPD's Backhaus is a veteran at giving the gift of life
• Walmart recalls 2.2 million portable heaters
• Animal rescue organizations seek homes for dogs
• Shoppers continue to stream into stores
• The Sun's 2010 holiday survival guide
• On loan Miró sculpture installed at Harn
• Burnt Island fire affecting areas of U.S. 301
• Man sentenced to probation for credit card skimmer
• Discovery by UF geologist rekindles debate on origins of multi-cellular life
• $1 million endowment will boost teaching of children with special needs
• UF wins award for support of businesses owned by minorities, women
• Deputies make last effort to return stolen items from Jonesville area
• Burn ban for Union County until first week of Jan.
• Wildfire near Lochloosa could scorch more than 1,000 acres
• Homeowner interrupts burglary in progress, suspect arrested
• Heavy fog, smoke create hazardous driving conditions
• Around the Region - Dec. 22
• Nine arrested locally, more than $22,000 in pills seized
• UF should pay $23 million in suit, jury decides
• Semi drivers burned after collision ignites fire
• Holiday travel will require some resilience
• Wildfire in Lochloosa conservation area grows to 300 acres
• City spends $1,600 to send Lowes assistant to conference
• Blog: UF hoping for green Christmas with energy savings
• NRC advisers back Westinghouse reactor, the kind proposed for Levy
• Too many Scrooges! Donations to Salvation Army decline
• Graham Center awarded $3M to promote civic engagement
• 23 percent can't pass military exam
• Caution to drivers: Avoid U-turn at University and NW 15th St.
• UF hepatologists test chemotherapy pill in patients with advanced liver cancer, cirrhosis
• Thought-provoking documentary about education to be shown Jan. 9
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Gainesville
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• For holiday travel, pack patience and thermal underwear
• Around the Region for Dec. 21
• CRA mulls A. Quinn Jones museum, downtown conference center
• Authorities find marijuana grow house in Melrose
• Report: Man fired across the roof of paper carrier's car
• Traffic advisory: Road work planned on I-75 Monday night
• Library Guy' recognized for helping restore funding for beleaguered libraries
• GPD moving its offices during renovation
• For holiday travel, pack patience and thermal underwear
• Disoriented woman named in Silver Alert spotted by convenience store clerk
• Semi driver helps save another after crash
• Newspaper carrier faces gunfire in Inglis
• Florida Museum day camp explores predators at Silver Springs
• Haiti documentary made by two UF students to be screened Jan. 11
• Price of gas not expected to significantly increase this week
• Single-car crash leaves both passengers injured
• State's largest privately-owned solar array being built here
• Muschamp introduces Florida Way'
• Tebow runs for one TD, throws for another
• 2010 was deadliest year in a long time
• Feeling the holiday blues? You're not alone
• Around the Region - Dec. 20
• State's largest privately-owned solar array under construction in Gainesville
• Chilly with spots of warmer days ahead
• Shoplifting cases appear to increase during holiday shopping
• Plenty of lights this week
• Winter bird count can reflect areas environmental problems
• Census figures: City's median income down 20% since 2000
• Changes coming in spring to myUFL system
• Muschamp introduces
• Florida uses defense to beat No. 6 Kansas State convincingly
• Registry helps people who were adopted, birth parents, siblings connect
• Children connected to home for unwed mothers struggle to find birth parents
• Around the Region for Dec. 19
• The College Reach-Out Program is accepting applications until Jan. 7.
• More than 2,000 UF graduates participated in ceremonies Saturday
• Census figures show Gainesville's median income down 20 percent since 2000
• Source: Tebow likely to start against Raiders
• Gays celebrate repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Obama to sign law ending military gay ban
• Sebastian's dad says Sheriff's Office mishandled probe into son's death
• Rep. Keith Perry reveals his committee assignments
• Pine Tar Removal From Creeks
• Alachua County's Community Update - December 17, 2010
• Around the Region for Dec. 18
• Reward for Sebastians killer is up to $17,000
• Sebastians death mishandled
• UF students receive their degrees in commencement ceremonies Saturday
• Super Saturday loaded with bargains for Gainesville shoppers
• Stearns explains his view on
• Area jobless rate jumps to 8.7%
• At 85, this may be s last year visiting Norton Elementary
• Longtime UF professor Gordon Lawrence dies
• Stearns supports tax plan that president signed
• Obama says tax deal will help middle-class
• Blog: Shopping Specials Today Only and Big Weekend Sales
• Live Oak police: Break-ins appear related
• Temps back to normal as Christmas nears
• Flyover delayed: Whoopers will spend holidays in Gilchrist County
• UF joins nationwide push for support of public radio, TV
• Hawthorne commission fires city manager
• Three indicted in Suwannee County murder
• Prescription drug crackdown results in 37 arrests
• Two more Walmart clerks accused of undercharging friends
• Retiring Sea Grant agent receives national award
• Around the Region for Dec. 17, 2010
• Large wildfire near Maxville could affect Jacksonville-bound drivers
• Police looking for second suspect in attempted murder at ATM
• Grooveshark stirring waters for Gainesville innovations
• Two men still wanted in campus robbery
• Tax-cut bill heads to Obama
• County may utilize community service work crews more
• Habitat, county team up to repair woman's home
• P.K. Yonge students headed to Broadway this weekend
• City accepts federal money for 5 police officers, rejects money for 10 more
• Faculty Senate adds one day to Thanksgiving holiday
• Grooveshark stirring water for Gainesville innovations
• Restaurant comings and goings
• Dead grass and hay fires in Alachua and Levy counties
• Police arrest one after shot fired at man using ATM
• New York Times: Norman Goda
• Chicago Tribune: Diana Boxer
• Palm Beach Post: Michael Allan Wolf
• Washington Post: Peter Adams
• Associated Press: David Sui
• Woman accused of working, collecting unemployment
• Blog: UF to test no classes on day before Thanksgiving
• Firefighters respond to two different house fires, both homes saved
• Driver seriously injured after rear-ending semi on I-75
• Emergency workers collaborate to keep holiday celebrations safe
• Career Pathways Forum for Rising 9th-Grade Students and Parents, Jan. 11
• Health Career Opportunities Tour, Jan. 19
• Alachua man arrested after shot fire outside bank
• Scientists ID key protein that links dietary restriction with healthy hearing, aging
• Vick says he hopes to own a dog as a pet someday
• UF agricultural honorary organizes national service project to feed hungry
• Hall of Famer Bob Feller dies at 92
• Weather warms as weekend approaches
• Walmart cashier charged with grand theft for friend discounts
• Ticket sales up for flights out of Gainesville Regional Airport
• University police release sketch of armed robbery suspect
• Cooking, space heater fires could have cost families their homes
• Sheriff bills Dove World $65K for Sept. 11 work
• Wednesday mornings low of 22 set record for Gainesville
• Little resolved in lengthy session over NW 16th Avenue changes
• School board shooting gives local officials pause about security
• City office celebrates diversity of cultures in Gainesville
• Oak Hall, Williams Elementary chess teams win national titiles
• UF increasing football ticket prices next season
• County considers cutting costs with more court-ordered workers
• Meeting on Northwest 16th/23rd Avenue project tonight
• Ticket sales up for flights out of Gainesville
• Radio hosts Lex and Terry to broadcast from Gainesville next month
• Buchholz baseball coach steps down, Brooks takes over
• Sharpe's Music goes silent after 20 years in business
• Christmas smiles - for kids and cops - at shopping event
• County gives 20-year renewal to Waste Pro 'clean debris' landfill
• Saints Shoot Their Way Past Brevard, 90-68
• UFPD releases sketch of robbery suspect
• UF experts seek to improve data on food-borne illnesses
• Florida Museum unveils online butterfly identification guide
• Older Wisdom
• Gainesville sets record cold mark
• Apparent fraternity prank ends in two arrests
• Holiday Drinking
• New head coach Muschamp introduced to Gator Nation
• New head coach Muschamp introduced to Gator Nation
• Buchholz baseball coach steps down, Brooks takes over
• Marion County aide accused of verbally abusing child is fired
• Local officials ask representatives for more help, less unfunded mandates
• Newspaper photo brings together long lost friends
• Helicopters used to save Fla. crop from rare chill
• Firefighters teach safety at school that lost three students in fire
• UF concerned over recent student suicides
• Votes on solid waste, Whistling Pines sludge are delayed
• D'Haiti, Saints Battle Brevard on Wednesday, Dec. 15 at 2pm
• UF announces creation of early childhood center
• UF book buy-back tent robbed at knifepoint
• Weather conditions slow arrival of whooping cranes
• Muschamp's deal is $2.7M per year for 5 seasons
• School board foresees a challenging year ahead
• Fundraiser for UF Department of Animal Services
• Blog: New Commissioner Baird wishes for consent agenda do-over
• Chestnut appointed to CHOICES board, with Baird voting no
• Suwannee water district urges voluntary conservation
• Main Street work area moves to new location Wednesday
• County Commission delays vote on study, design for solid waste improvements
• Prepare for the Upcoming "Eclipse" at the Kika Silva Pla Planetarium!
• Men rob book buy-back tent near Carleton
• UF’s new interdisciplinary center will boost early childhood learning
• Alabama's Smart may not take Florida's defensive job
• Cold, but no record temperatures last night
• Muschamp's deal: $2.7M per year for five seasons
• ACHD Awarded Dental Grant
• Will Muschamp's love of the Gators started at a young age
• City wants Butler Plaza to grow on its terms
• Around the Region - Dec. 14
• Armed robbers hit clerk, customer at Levy County store
• Joint Gainesville-Alachua County public meeting on Northwest 16th/23rd Avenue project
• Source: UF offers DC job to Smart
• Whoopers may fly over Dunnellon Airport on Wednesday
• Not quite Tebow Time
• SC man gets 45 years in death of WWII vet from Archer
• Santa Fe preparing for eclipse Dec. 21
• New coach already making moves
• Honda and Chrysler expand and modernize car dealerships
• UF study provides new insight into origin, evolution of flowering plants
• Lawmaker, recovered addict urges inmates to reform
• Futurist Ray Kurzweil to share film, vision at UF Jan. 12
• Two bartenders arrested after serving alcohol to underage people
• Man sought in theft from Orange Park CVS
• Dixie deputies use DNA to link convicted felon to gun
• Morriston man charged with stealing hunting blind
• Rose fragrance no influence on vase life, UF researchers find
• Victims pistol whipped during armed robbery of Levy County store
• Around the Region for Dec. 13, 2010
• Below freezing temperatures expected over the next few nights
• Plenty to do this week
• Gas prices expected to remain just under $3 a gallon
• Will Muschamp 'groomed from a young age to be a coach'
• Midtown on the road to success?
• New coach already making moves
• Levy Sheriff's officer teaches gun safety for charity
• Clyburn's First Half Heroics Propel Saints To Victory Over PSC, 67-65
• Families celebrate season of peace at Trinity United Methodist
• New recommendations call for less vitamin D
• Hard freeze issued for North Central Florida
• Muschamp 'groomed from a young age to be a coach'
• Couple and roommate are charged with child cruelty
• Dove World pastor may be barred from Britain
• Interstate Battery marks 30 years in Gainesville
• 16th Ave/NW 23rd Ave Project Community Workshop
• Hogtown 10K
• Meyer resigned over health risks
• Meet the Florida Gators' new coach: Will Muschamp
• Newton wins Heisman in landslide
• CDC recommends that everyone older than 6 months gets flu shot
• Public workers may soon pay into their pensions
• Coney, Saints Defeat Broward to Win Fourth Straight, 61-55
• Late Miscues Doom Saints in Loss to Undefeated PBSC
• Green, Saints Cruise Past Central Georgia Tech, 94-35
• Pill mills' a growing concern
• Gators hire Muschamp as new football coach
• Historic inns open their doors for tour
• Deputy's car in crash; no one hurt
• 2 die in Hamilton when car crashes, catches fire
• Hawthorne festival proves to be warm, welcoming
• Florida closed adoption laws frustrate some
• The Florida Adoption Reunion Registry helps bring families together
• Collectors must register by Dec. 31 for museum event
• Just who is Foley looking for?
• Ocala man sues FEC to have campaign finance laws tossed
• PACE expansion contractors named Builders of the Year
• Two win $50K at firm's holiday bash
• First class graduates under CF name
• Other accounts of laptop theft differ from Newton's
• County Commission debates potential 2012 sales tax referendum
• UF may pursue charges in video voyeurism case
• GRU may stop spreading treated sludge on farmland
• Just who is Foley looking for?
• UF trustees OK block tuition for fall 2012
• Full board approves block tuition, noting concerns
• Fall graduate finds academic niche during stellar athletic career at UF
• Deadline for Cade Prize extended a week
• Carr jury votes 7-5 to recommend death penalty
• Contractor from large local firm indicted on bribery charges
• Climate change may be increasing toxins poisoning Caribbean fish
• 2010 Fall Commencement Celebrated Dec. 10
• Fall Graduates Portfolio Review Shows Off Digital Media's Best
• Florida Artists Juried Exhibition Opens Jan. 5
• Math education professor completes national leadership institute
• Santa Fe commencement is tonight
• Drug detail leads to several arrests
• Weather expected to be sunny, warmer today
• Foley's itinerary: Starkville, Salt Lake, Norman?
• Season of Hope Run
• 4th Annual Reindeer Run for Kids
• UF student group hosts poinsettia show and sale
• Holiday businesses see mixed bag of sales
• Around the region for Dec. 10, 2010
• Carr's family members speak on her behalf
• First class of Santa Fe College bachelor's degree students graduates today
• A portrait of a Santa Fe graphic arts student
• UF likely to delay start of block tuition
• Former Little League coach charged with molesting three
• Stearns defends vote against Dream Act
• New UF radio station seeks votes on logo
• Mayor Lowes mother dies in Georgia
• Trinity plans a 'Peace on Earth' service
• Foley's itinerary: Starkville, Salt Lake, Norman?
• Where does Meyer go from here?
• Florida Museum offers ‘escape’ for children during break
• Oaks Mall briefly evacuated after fire alarm
• Former Saint Brittany Davis Signs With Tennessee State
• Who could be next UF coach?
• Drugs found after apartment fire; two arrested
• UF trustees committee votes today on block tuition
• Haven Hospice Kids Holiday Shopping Night is tonight
• Deputies seek climber who stole copper from cell tower
• Two teens injured in Columbia County crash
• Composting 101 At The Downtown Farmers' Garden
• Florida coach Urban Meyer steps down
• C-SPAN digital bus offers students at Eastside High a chance to learn
• County schools give back with food drive
• Florida coach Urban Meyer steps down
• Gas prices above $3 a gallon
• Huckabee rolls into town with stories to share
• It'll stay cold for most of the next week
• Gainesville drivers feel psychological toll of $3 gas
• Tampa Tribune: Bob Dekle
• Orlando Sentinel: Steve Kirn
• Associated Press: Jamie S. Foster
• Jacksonville Business Journal: Alan Hodges
• St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
• St. Petersburg Times: David Denslow
• Doctor to 1960s rockers to talk about addiction Friday
• New York Times: Ted Schuur
• Palm Beach Post: Amy Mashburn
• Associated Press: Melinda Merck
• Jury is asked: Life or death for Emilia Carr?
• Gainesville salute to Lennon planned for Saturday
• UF getting $3 million to study citrus disease
• Smith to be elected tonight to local party position
• Three Chiefland teens accused of selling drugs at skate park
• Stearns denied chance to lead key House committee
• Blog: Fake UF Facebook groups are fronts for companies
• Elizabeth Edwards' legacy: toughness amid tragedy
• Swing meets samba at popular UF music benefit
• Coca-Cola and Cutrale announce $3 million in donations to boost citrus research
• Deputies say ride home ended in car theft
• Cold has farmers scurrying
• Sheriff's Office drill at Newberry High results in student's arrest
• Tax Collector's Office Collects Cell Phone for Soldiers
• Police: Shooting suspect tried to alter appearance
• Commission, Darnell remain at impasse over budget
• Exactech to pay fine to settle charges
• ACEPD Deploys Citizen Based Smart Phone Applications
• Fall Graduates Portfolio Review Shows Off Digital Media's Best
• Gainesville ranked as America's 14th smartest city
• Construction Students Build First Complete Habitat House
• Woman and grandson trapped for 20 hours doing well
• Hard freeze Monday night
• 2010 Fall Commencement Celebrated Dec. 10
• Defense puts Carr on stand in murder trial
• Penn State's Paterno admires Meyer as 'one step ahead'
• Grant money for arts needs public votes
• Men's Florida College Shootout on Dec. 11 and 12 at Santa Fe
• School bus driver ticketed after minor crash
• UF cardiologist named to faculty affairs leadership position
• False bomb threat at Plaza Royale center
• UF expert going to Egypt to look into shark attacks
• Student Agricultural Gardens reopen at UF; plots now available
• First Santa Fe BAS Degree Recipients Graduate
• Relax Under the Stars During Planetarium Awareness Week, Dec. 6-10
• Theft Reported at Santa Fe College Northwest Campus
• Brechner Center files brief in Freedom of Information Act case before U.S. Supreme Court
• Your Holiday Cookie Contest recipes
• Truck driver ticketed after spilled logs block SR 231
• Sexual battery reported at P.K. Yonge
• More gas price increases likely
• Weather report
• Its Florida vs. Penn State in Outback Bowl
• Its Florida vs. Penn State in Outback Bowl
• Alachua County News - Florida Works Executive Director Pate Interviewed
• Hillel's Hanukkah menorah is knocked over, vandalized
• Around the Region for Dec. 6, 2010
• Plenty to do this week
• Gainesville ranked good place for vets to retire
• An infamous day
• GOP plans changes to help insurers
• Scott's CEO past will determine future
• Stimulus pumped $14.8M into road projects
• Freezing temperatures return this week
• SFCs Kika Silva Pla to show films for Planetarium Awareness Week
• Three men arrested for armed robbery after crashing into tree
• Woman arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Around the Region for Dec. 5, 2010
• 50 years after baby-selling in Gainesville, pain still lingers
• Construction education group builds on success
• 50 years after baby-selling in Gainesville, painful legacy lingers
• Special Meeting on Sheriff's Budget/Jail
• Gators might go to Outback Bowl
• FSU falls short in ACC title game
• Special needs school hosts auction to raise money for programs
• Emerald Shores PTO mom accused of misusing fundraiser money
• Edwards Hits Game Winner to Lift Saints Over St. Pete, 66-64
• SEC champion: Auburn
• Thomas Center Christmas tree lighting
• Businesses lend a hand in the community
• NFL union to players: Save your pay, lockout's coming
• 1 arrested, 1 suspect at large in Starke burglary
• Hearing loop' system helps people with hearing difficulties
• UF releases details of Meyer deal
• AP sources: Yankees and Jeter agree
• Mike Huckabee will be in town for book signing
• Lake City man goes missing
• ACSO is near top in state in officers
• Around the Region for Dec. 4, 2010
• Heavy patrol leads to sex offender, drug arrests
• Three arrested after police sort out robbery complaint
• We have tools to fight big diabetes problem
• Coney, Saints rally to Defeat Miami Dade, 85-76
• Traffic stop on I-75 nets 30 pounds of pot
• Restaurant roulette: 1 closed, 1 moving, 1 coming
• Legislators expect budget cuts, bills on teacher pay, abortion
• County near top in state in sworn sheriffs officers
• State to release high school grades on Tuesday
• Dudley Farm hosts crafts and shopping at 20th Annual Cane Day
• Local organization to host a craft sale
• County students again post top passing ratio on AP tests
• Burglars steal Christmas presents from Starke home
• Gainesville woman convicted of manslaughter
• Hate crimes spike in Alachua, drop across state
• Carr jury hears chilling words from the accused
• UF lecturer admits ethical lapses in disclosures
• Horses once highly valued now starving amid economic downturn
• Levy man, 76, charged with drug trafficking in sale of Vicodin
• CVS construction now awaiting site cleanup
• UF students urged to reject Che in favor of Gandhi
• Florida Museum to offer UF employees free admission Saturday
• Man arrested after shooting at officer's car with airsoft gun
• Parents left out in the cold in search for uniforms that warm
• Cool weather to remain through weekend
• New Mill Creek Trail Opens
• Lane Closures Update - December 1, 2010
• Deadline for Christmas mail to Iraq or Afghanistan is Saturday
• UF's president's new assistant has history with the university
• Smith to head state Democratic Party as Gillum bows out
• Around the Region
• City to hold its Holiday Tree Lighting
• Waldo is suing the county over traffic ticket money
• Jurors in Carr murder trial see video of crime scene
• Dove World to be listed as a hate group
• Cold, yes, but no records broken
• Caffeinated alcoholic drinks pulled from stores after FDA warning
• Neighborhood opposition sends plan for new school back to the drawing board
• Parents left out in the cold in search for long-sleeved uniform polos
• 8-year-old asks commission to repeal meal limit
• Families celebrate Hanukkah with traditions, togetherness
• Report: Area oxycodone deaths up for 1st half of 2010
• Pond Lighting is Friday at NFRMC
• One suspect arrested, another sought in car burglaries
• Holiday Concert Dec. 2 Reaches Out to Unlikely Audience
• UF president names former student body president as assistant
• Giant chicken promotes meatless Mondays at UF
• Renfro's Hot Start Leads Saints Past SCF, 68-59
• Solar Panel Training at the Perry Construction Institute
• UF offers free holiday concert at Phillips
• Belleview man arrested for Gainesville bank robbery
• Gainesville man survives head-on crash
• Shipping presents? Make sure they arrive on time
• Watch out for lane closures this weekend
• North Florida Regional announces additional $58M expansion
• Area high school students pitch business ideas to local pros
• Former state House Speaker Larry Cretul is back in business.
• Two men sought after home invasion robbery
• State focusing on pet store compliance
• Dept. of Transportation sets public meetings
• North Florida Regional announces additional $58M expansion
• UF study: Mercury causes birds to turn homosexual
• About 8% of Alachua County classes bust class-size limits
• $3.3 million effort begun to bring 1,200 jobs to area
• Woman who died in Tuesday crash remembered
• Former Gainesville man indicted for Ponzi scheme
• World AIDS Day honored at UF
• Travis Tritt, the Kingston Trio and others coming to town in 2011
• UF expert: Biodiversity loss correlates with increases in infectious disease
• UF professor to discuss effects of daily news
• Dance, music program celebrates African culture
• GPD: Hoping for food and money, man makes false report of stolen car
• Holy latke! Is it Hanukkah already?
• Opening statements in McIntosh-area murder trial
• UFAlert emergency notification systems test
• Homeless man charged with arson, accused of burning tent
• Second woman charged in child-neglect case
• National Science Foundation awards UF $1.5 million for nanotechnology center
• Man suspected of stealing from state prison construction site arrested
• Fla. Department of Transportation to hold meetings to explain road projects
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• Williston man arrested after fleeing police
• Going to weather extremes
• Harvard professor discusses U.S. religious diversity at UF
• Former city commissioners criticize mayoral assistant hire
• Deputies say photos show burglars
• Sheltering Hands tries to help cats
• Will bison, horses still roam Paynes Prairie?
• The no-hitter hurricane season ends today
• Machen, Christensen named to Scotts transition team
• Wastewater rate changes for GRU customers
• CR nuke plant's return delayed --- again
• Shands lung transplant program earns an A
• 2 prison guards charged in Fla. inmate collapse
• Civil rights organization to list Dove World as hate group
• Cold weather on the way
• 'Liz' Young Mosley of Mom's Kitchen dies after battling cancer
• Floridians' confidence in economy dips only slightly
• Gainesville woman killed in crash on I-75
• Districts application for federal grants gets state approval
• Dunnellon annexes 1,200 acres
• Mitchell to speak Thursday before Academic and Professional Assembly
• Legato first to receive memorial award
• Three charged in Suwannee County murder case
• Williston man arrested after fleeing police
• Santa Fe U.N. team earns honerable mention
• Innovation Square
• Santa Fe's Model UN Team Bedazzles
• Florida’s consumer confidence retains most of last month’s gains
• Fogging, misting systems can protect ornamental foliage plants from cold, UF experts say
• Victim loses tooth in home invasion robbery
• Project at AGH site may create 3,000 jobs
• County Book Drive
• Alachua County News - Trashformations Recycled Art Competition Winners
• New website offering daily deals opens in Gainesville
• Road work starts soon
• GPD sergeant's trauma first-aid kits save lives
• Around the Region - Nov. 30, 2010
• Four students revel in perfect scores on the SAT
• Archer Road Bank of America robbed
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• UF envisions Innovation Square as site to give 'birth to companies'
• Cyber Monday takes growing piece of the retail pie
• One killed, five injured in Keystone Heights crash
• State gas prices drop a couple pennies
• S.W. 20th Avenue, Archer Road road projects to begin this week
• Traffic stop ends in high-speed chase
• Suwannee case is a possible attempted murder, suicide, arson
• Operation CarePak 2 Brings Holiday Cheer To Troops
• Test of UF’s emergency notification system planned for Wednesday
• UF officials roll out plans for Innovation Square on SW Second Avenue
• Women's Florida College Shootout on Dec. 3 and 4 at Santa Fe
• Arts sampler offers plenty
• Safety a key focus as students study abroad
• Safety a key focus as students study abroad
• Gator basketball team holds off Seminoles
• Meeting will discuss fate of Paynes Prairie bison
• Former principal shot at his home
• UF students studying abroad find experience rewarding
• Meyer begins rebuilding process
• Around the Region for Nov. 29, 2010
• Plenty to do this week
• Local actor, teacher Beistle remembered
• UF ends season 7-5; FSU snaps Florida's win streak in rivalry
• High-crime corridor attracts attention
• Group works to improve life in troubled neighborhoods
• Fisherman falls from boat and drowns
• Effort afoot to build arts center near Villages
• Around the region Nov. 28
• No. 22 Florida State takes 31-7 win over Florida
• Gators' rivalry streak on the line
• Craft festival draws shoppers with unique offerings
• Doctor/author hopes book can help reduce medical errors
• Gators put rivalry streak on line
• Around the Region for Nov. 27, 2010
• Attempted purse snatching touches off intense search
• Passenger arriving at Miami airport may have cholera
• Groggy and full of turkey feast, break-of-dawn shoppers celebrate Black Friday
• Joint committee meeting to be rescheduled
• Officials searching for suspect in purse and car thefts
• County's long-term garbage plans include new facilities to increase recycling and generate energy
• Air travelers take security measures in stride at Gainesville Regional Airport
• Small retailers tap shopping frenzy with their own brand of specials
• Black Friday shoppers turn out in droves, some in pajamas and toting turkey leftovers
• Hitting the road? Pack your patience
• Black Friday facts
• Gainesville firefighter injured in small residence fire
• Leaves fall, so will temperatures
• New York homicide suspect arrested in Alachua County
• Bargains are prize for those who sit and wait
• Man arrested after shooting at Columbia County deputy
• Cheating OK for scholarship winners?
• A helping hand for the holidays
• Middle school PE teacher to run for city commission
• New device helps Parkinson's patients swallow
• Around the region Nov. 26
• Alachua County's Community Update - November 24, 2010
• December Commercial Horticulture Programs
• St. Francis House feeds more than 300 people
• Ft. Clarke Middle School PE teacher runs for city commission seat
• UF researchers use device to help Parkinson patients
• Black Friday: Store Openings, Sales and Coupons
• Retailers ready for shopping onslaught
• Preschool lets kids be kids
• Retailers ready for shopping onslaught
• GFR urges fire safety during holidays
• Local art gallery hosting open house
• It's a boy for John Travolta and Kelly Preston
• Ex-officer cleared in shooting death
• Around the Region for Nov. 25, 2010
• GHS alum challenging Smith for state Democratic chair
• Car belonging to missing man found in pond
• Outdoor learning emphasis of Waldorf school
• Enjoy the gobble, skip the waddle
• SF Chorus Holiday Concert Dec. 2 Reaches Out to Unlikely Audience
• Jordan family receives car from community
• Fort White woman dies in single-vehicle crash
• Tuberculosis diagnosed in Clay County jail inmate
• Alachua County News - Thanksgiving Waste Collection
• December Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
• Lilly Springs water request is withdrawn
• North Florida holiday travel should move smoothly
• Home sales plummet 42 percent from a year ago
• AIDS group gives comfort, support
• Store in mall intended to spark desire in BMWs, Volkswagens
• Web grades keep parents involved
• Darnell, County stalemate continues
• Former Citra tenants said windows were nearly impossible to open
• Men's Basketball Hosts Polk State Nov. 24 at 5:00pm
• Holiday road travel should be free of weather restraints
• Family in constant flux, despite traditional ideals, UF author says
• Gainesville Police offer reward for return of stolen rifle
• Man hit with birdshot by unknown assailant
• 2 women fatally shot in Jacksonville street
• Deals signal start of Black Friday
• Parkinson’s Help
• Around the Region for Nov. 23, 2010
• 10 tips for taking holiday photos
• Hiring for agencies marking Scott era
• Retailers promise bargains for Black Friday
• Alachua County school bands win top honors in weekend competition
• Gainesville firefighter killed in off-duty crash
• UF-developed device may reduce swallowing health risk in patients with Parkinson’s disease
• Lake City man returning stolen cremated ashes charged with burglary
• Man running from business is arrested for burglary
• Mild weather ahead for North Florida holiday travelers
• Lineman injured during accidental electrocution is recovering well
• University Gallery presents digital media installation
• In rural counties, meth a scourge
• Man tries to stop friend from drunk driving, gets choked
• Give thanks for stable (or lower) gas prices
• Speaker looks at Google’s effect on books
• Residents prevent dryer fire from consuming apartment
• In rural counties, scourge of meth takes a toll
• Around the Region for Nov. 22, 2010
• Turkey giveaway helps the needy
• UF linguistics prof joins city commission race
• County schools get $50K in grants
• No relief for Florida juveniles serving life
• Deadline looms for A/C rebates
• Families turn out for free fun
• Veteran's Day concert special rebroadcast tonight on WUFT-TV
• Thanksgiving Day to be warmer, drier than usual
• Gainesville shoppers begin their Thanksgiving hunt
• Men's Basketball Comes Back to Win Seventh Straight, 63-51
• Archer Road upgrades about to begin
• Lack of distracted driving laws hurts state in ranking
• 22 people ejected from Saturday's game
• UF has confidence back before FSU
• Will the School Board have to be sent to time-out?
• Around the Region for Nov. 20, 2010
• Community plans to help needy this holiday
• Gainesville shoppers begin their Thanksgiving hunt
• Festival helps firefighters through old-Florida charm
• Dunnellon building its own fiber optic network from scratch
• Lake City Police arrest teen on gun charge
• Gator fans loyal, uninspired during lackluster season
• A dim glimpse into Lennon's NYC days
• School's almost out for Harry Potter' cast, crew
• Around the Region for Nov. 20, 2010
• Officials investigate death of one-year-old girl
• Study sees promise on college drinking
• Study sees promise on college drinking
• Upcoming Lane Closures - November 19, 2010
• Transfer Of Development Rights Application Available Online
• Foster Grandparent Program Recognition Luncheon and Dance
• Suspected car thief tasered three times
• UF law professor succumbs to cancer
• More local restaurants are closing their doors
• For these deputies, it's all work and no pay
• Details of Citra fire still murky
• Sen. Bill Nelson lashes out at White House staff
• UF probes possible Newton records leak
• Area jobless rate dips to 7.8%
• Sen. Nelson:
• Long-time UF law professor Moffat dies after battle with cancer
• SIFE event to help women with work opportunities
• Experts disagree whether Gulf seafood safe to eat
• Fastpitch Wraps Up Successful Fall Ball
• Gainesville-area jobless rate dips to 7.8 percent
• Bye-bye, Ben & Jerry's
• UF investigating possible leaks of Cam Newton's student info
• Judge to Snipes: It's prison time
• New Scientist: Bill Hauswirth
• St. Petersburg Times: Bruce Goldberger
• USA Today: Afsar Ali
• Orlando Sentinel: Kenneth B. Nunn
• McClatchy Newspapers: Peter Adams
• Orlando Sentinel: Alyson Flournoy
• Reuters: Brij Moudgil
• Orlando Sentinel: Ken Wald
• New York Times: Michael Allan Wolf
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Bruce Goldberger
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Robert G. Dean
• Tampa Tribune: Dan Smith
• New York Times: Glover, Mocko, Shrira
• Tampa Tribune: Daniel Smith
• ABC News: Dan Scholes
• Suspect Tasered from tree after chase with baby in stolen car
• Blog: Gone from WRUF, move to The Buzz
• Ex-prison sergeant acquitted of beating charges
• Two acquitted of 2003 Hawthorne murder
• Blog: Jail director added to Scotts transition team
• GPD officers round up seven truants in patrol
• Skeptics, hope remain for turnaround on east side
• Area mom charged with child neglect
• Electric lineman injured in Inglis accident
• Around the Region - Nov. 19, 2010
• Skeptics, hope remain for east Gainesville turnaround
• Two indicted in Alachua County murders
• Kangaroo stores cancel orders for alcohol energy drinks
• High school grades are coming - really
• City Commission supports DREAM Act
• Rebate money available for AC purchases, but only if timing is right
• Lake City man accused of stealing cremated remains
• Public Works celebrates new administration building
• UF Breast Center has latest in cancer fighting technology
• UF Faculty Senate hears about new committee to review graduate programs
• WUFT to show local tribute to veterans
• Fiber Arts: The Culture of Women and Textiles
• Planetarium Debuts New Show Nov. 20: "Eclipse"
• Special Topics Course Offered in Spring: "Food, INC."
• Four in 10 say marriage is becoming obsolete
• The Fashion Notebook: great sales in time for the holidays
• Lake City woman injured in traffic crash
• Riders raise awareness about wounded veterans
• More travelers expected for Thanksgiving
• Alachua County high schools boost graduation rates
• UF gets over 27,000 applications for 6,400 spots
• School Board will alternate meeting times
• Trenton man pleads guilty to murder, gets 50 years
• Oral history program documents stories of Florida Opportunity Scholars
• World Humanities Expo Shows Off SF's International Flair
• Christmas Dream Machine Toy Run coming to Lake City
• GPD investigating two armed robberies
• Cement plant hopes to expand use of alternative fuels
• Cement plant hopes to expand use of alternative fuels
• Position vacated to make room for Smith in bid to lead state Democrats
• 70 UF students protest block-tuition proposal
• Florida again earns F for premature births
• Criticism, a little praise and apologies in the wake of DeLaney's speech Tuesday
• New drug produces steep drop in bad cholesterol
• Is the IRS looking for you - to give you money?
• SIFE to bring local entrepreneurs to UF
• UF researcher: Certain consumer preferences may be inborn
• Baseball Finishes "Fall Ball" Undefeated
• Suspect in attempted drugstore robbery turns himself in
• Florida grad appointed area's public defender
• UF students rallying against block tuition
• Medal of Honor goes to living U.S. soldier
• Fire at fraternity house blamed on hookah
• Florida earns 'F' for premature births
• Blog: Is UF a happy place to work? Survey says yes
• Former Gainesville resident stabbed to death in Nicaragua
• UF proposes new voyeurism ban
• Spending for holidays expected to rise slightly
• Grooveshark University Offers Free Course at Santa Fe's CIED
• Alachua County News - ACEPD Awarded EPA Environmental Education Grant
• Alachua County News - World AIDS Day
• Alachua County News - Memorial Marker Program
• Spending for holidays expected to rise slightly
• Lawmakers restore $9.7M in UF funding
• School Board passes over Roy for leadership post
• D'Haiti's 18 Sparks Saints to Rout of TAAG Academy, 100-44
• Belleview, Ocala to sign Army covenant
• Anniversary of deadly house fire approaches
• Baird, Pinkoson sworn in as ceremony takes political turn
• Lawmakers override 8 Crist vetoes
• AvMed sued over loss of computers holding personal info
• Restaurant owner charged with tax theft
• Fla. pastor leads small anti-mosque protest in NYC
• Florida Museum discounting tickets for exhibits
• UFPD will be looking for lights on bikes
• Putnam to discuss religion, politics at UF’s Bob Graham Center
• Prince William gives UK long-awaited royal wedding
• Three killed in crash near Chiefland
• Commissioners ready to let sheriff's budget appeal play out
• GPD: Man attempts to rob CVS
• Rain may precede a cold front in Gainesville
• Geography Awareness Week 2010
• Associated Press: Diane Mazur
• Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
• Orlando Sentinel: David Colburn
• National Public Radio: Bruce Goldberger
• Orlando Sentinel: Tonia Werner
• Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
• Insurance agent charged with theft, accused of keeping premiums
• Gainesville couple attack each other with pipe, machete
• Bike light crack down Wed. at UF
• Would-be robber leaves CVS with nothing
• Emotional farewell to fire victims
• Alachua County News - Pinkoson and Baird Swearing In
• Cold Weather Fire Safety
• Military flare washes ashore in Dixie County
• SF Madrigal Singers Starring at the Planetarium
• Life is precious'
• Nielsen sworn in to brief third term
• Special legislative session could restore $9.7 million in Shands UF funding
• Florida Board of Governors award $10 million in grants to state universities to diversify economy
• Dist. 2 seat candidate wants to diversify City Commission
• Grant money to fund climate change research at UF, FSU
• Cade Prize changed businesss
• Some kids with spinal cord injury may be overlooked for walking rehabilitation
• Men and Women's Basketball at Home on Tuesday, Nov. 16
• Sen. Bill Nelson to speak about 2010 election
• One Shands patient accused of slapping another
• UF, FSU receive grant for community-based clinical research
• Jury awards family $2.8M in suit against Shands at AGH
• UF awarded $2.45M, including grant for concussion study
• Blog: No shock here: More alcohol arrests on game days
• EPA wont enforce new water rules in Fla. for 15 months
• Gainesville firefighters rescue kitten
• Seatbelts save couple in rollover
• Gas prices rise slightly
• Crash halts I-75 traffic northbound near Micanopy exit
• Veto override votes Tuesday to include Shands funding
• Historical marker to recognize UF’s contribution to military education
• Military flare washes ashore in Dixie County
• Driver seriously injured in head-on crash
• Public schools foundation awards $50K in grants
• Celebrate "Kika Silva Pla Day" Nov. 16
• Plum Creek a prime conservation player in Alachua County
• Plum Creek a prime conservation player in Alachua County
• Budget appeal causes tension
• The high cost of freedom
• Ranks of millionaire college presidents grow
• Study: Women face heart risks from job stress
• Maker of Four Loko to stop shipments to NY state
• Lame-duck Congress returns to work today
• After 388 days, pirates free British couple
• 23 arrested at Saturday's game
• World Humanities Expo Shows Off SF's International Flair
• Renfro's 16 Leads Saints Past Tampa Swish, 79-66
• Santa Fe College thanks veterans, families
• Spurrier, Gamecocks defeat Gators, clinch SEC East title
• Spurrier, Gamecocks defeat Gators, clinch SEC East title
• Alachua County Commission Special Meeting - Swearing In
• Start Your Own Business Program
• Fish fry held for fire victims
• Changes come to area TV sets
• Gainesville company hired to clean Rainbow River
• Bush promotes book at The Villages
• Visitors entertained, educated during bat conservancy event
• Buddhist relic tour draws crowd Saturday
• DEP to solicit input on bison herd reduction on Paynes Prairie
• CVS robbed in High Springs
• Liberty Fest Honors Local Veterans, Nov. 14
• Oak Hall, P.K. Yonge go after state volleyball berths
• Rolling argument lands one driver in jail
• After the fire, remembering and helping
• Officer commended for saving canines life
• Around the Region Nov. 13
• After the fire: an emphasis on smoke detectors
• Official: Cause of fire may never be known
• Man injured in single-vehicle crash
• Internet coupon site reaches Gainesville
• Meridian aims to balance care and security
• Coaching career proves beneficial for Gainesville police officer
• SEC East hangs in balance tonight
• SEC East hangs in balance tonight
• Alachua County's Community Update - November 12, 2010
• After renovation, is Ironwood up to par?
• Rod Smith aims to head Fla. Democrats
• From tee to green, renovation was just what Ironwood needed
• UF Breast Center receives national accreditation
• Libraries host activities for International Education Week
• Ad from burn victim's father expresses thanks
• Water level way down upon the Suwannee River
• Area veterans share their war stories
• UF program saves stories of veterans
• Area veterans share war stories
• Golf event honors local veterans
• With no rain in sight, Suwannee River at historic lows
• Hundreds gather at Kanapaha Park to honor US veterans
• Basic and Advanced Storm Spotter Class
• Smathers to showcase use of GIS
• Oak Hall volleyball reaches regional title game
• Five children killed in Citra blaze
• Florida Museum of Natural History Looks at the Stars Nov. 12
• Firefigher: We tried really hard'
• Mourners unite in grief, remembrance
• Health Department Offers Haiti Travel Guidance
• Veterans Day: "The Hurt Locker"
• Watch the Saints Live Via the Web This Weekend from Chipola College
• Tax policy lecture slated at law college
• Art Bash showcases artistic efforts at UF
• Campus events next week offer ways to quit tobacco use
• Alachua County students honor vets
• Firefighters battle brush fires near I-75
• Basketball Tips Off November 2 at 6:00pm
• Radiologic Programs Open House, Nov. 10
• Deputy who shot suspect is veteran of SWAT team
• Five children killed in Citra house fire Monday night
• As temperatures drop, residents snap up coats, firewood
• Ghana: Not Your Traditional Study Abroad Trip
• Students and Professors Perform at the Fourth Annual Evening of Jazz
• Faculty Art Show Exhibits Professors' Talents
• Explore Gender Roles in Sweden Through Study Abroad
• Dr. Lou Ritz Lectures on Spiritual Wellness, Nov. 12
• Saints and Gators Tangle on Veterans Day
• Florida’s citrus industry could benefit from soil analysis concepts developing at UF
• UF researchers go to Haiti to mitigate cholera threat, explore possible sources
• Leading Florida political lobbyists to discuss midterm elections
• Meyer refutes playing role in Newton probe: 'It's ridiculous'
• 5 children die in Citra house fire
• Free Smoking Cessation Program Open to SF Students and Staff - Starts Nov. 9
• Apple co-founder shares stories of passion, pranks in UF speech
• UF has changed completely since last game in Swamp
• Accreditation team invites comment on UFPD
• Campus goes global next week with International Education Week
• Record tying cold Monday morning
• Tebow working on memoir
• Fundraiser: World AIDS Day T-Shirt Designed by Gordon Turibamwe
• UF alumnus, crime drama author speaks at benefit gala for the library
• Family Volunteer Day
• Meyer wants fans to create a 'blue out' against Gamecocks
• Gainesville Chamber Orchestra Offering "Got Beethoven?" Concert, Nov. 19
• High school bands on march
• Santa Fe Student Designs Creative Way to Raise Money for Study Abroad Trip
• Liberty Fest Honors Local Veterans, Nov. 14
• Brandt, Edwards Lead Saints Past St. Pete, 59-56
• Renfro, Mikulic Shoot Saints Past St. Thomas, 102-59
• King's 14 Points, 10 Rebounds Lead Saints Past Palm Beach, 65-53
• Saints Win Overtime Thriller Against IRSC, 71-70
• Radiologic Programs Open House, Nov. 10
• Opportunities in Emerging Technologies Tour, Nov. 9
• Marking its Anniversary, "The Day They Shot John Lennon"
• UF to collaborate with Library of Congress on veterans’ oral histories
• High school bands on march
• SWAT member shoots, critically injures double homicide suspect
• Gators roll over Vandy, immediately shift focus to South Carolina
• Variety of local fall festivals kick off the season
• What Baird hopes to accomplish on County Commission
• SWAT member shoots, critically injures double homicide suspect
• Fun, cool day at downtown fest
• Weekend brings several wild attractions
• Weekend events held as fall weather arrives
• Thursday homicides are fifth and sixth investigated by ASO in 2010
• Pizza eateries coming, going across Gainesville
• 5K walk to raise money for March of Dimes
• Learning in dorm, because class is on the web
• Will Northwest 16th Avenue change for better or worse?
• Update: Officials identify two found slain outside city
• Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Announces 2010 Gainesville Tailgate - Kick Off to a Cure
• Several factors may have led to Baird's victory over Chestnut
• This Alachua County deputy proves he can really go distance
• Will Northwest 16th Avenue change for better or worse?
• Students can learn more about managing finances
• Antibacterial agent could cause pregnancy problems
• Vanity Fair: Daniel Smith
• Snack time: Schools serving fruits, veggies
• New York Times: Diane Mazur
• Scott rides wave of voter anger to become Florida's next governor
• Orlando Sentinel: Mobeen Rathore
• Scott rides wave of voter anger to become Florida's next governor
• Palm Beach Post: Michael Allan Wolf
• St. Petersburg Times: Erick Smith
• Newsweek: Diane Mazur
• St. Petersburg Times: Afsar Ali
• TIME Magazine: Richard Scher
• FoxNews.com: Andreas Keil
• Boston Herald: Greg Gray
• Wind chill expected to usher in cold weather Friday
• Cold front moving through
• Newsweek: Daniel Smith
• Cutting physician payment may curb unnecessary prostate cancer therapy, lower health care costs
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Daniel Smith
• Pregnancy Concerns
• South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Daniel Smith
• Fans at South Carolina game can get information about breast cancer
• TIME Magazine: Mark Hudak
• Sen. Nelson, former Gov. Graham to discuss findings of oil spill commission
• Associated Press: Daniel Smith
• Three polling places serve students
• Oelrich defeats McGriff; Baird topples Chestnut
• Grinter Gallery presents global culture photography exhibition
• Alachua County News - Food Security Summit
• Florida Museum looks at the stars Nov. 12
• UF scientists find clues to aid injury recovery in aged livers, improve transplant success in seniors
• Students with outstanding grades offered free admission to Rainforest
• Oelrich defeats McGriff; Baird topples Chestnut
• Co-founder of Apple Computer Inc. to speak Monday at UF
• Republicans promise an era of limited government
• UF joins new-teacher imperative to boost science, math instruction in U.S.
• Scott declares victory in race for governor
• So far so good for county voting
• After crash, deputies save dog with battlefield medicine
• Student's leg injured during concert stampede
• Two new exhibits open Nov. 13 at Florida Museum
• Chiefland soldier buried in Arlington with full honors
• 2010 Florida Writers’ Festival brings three authors to UF
• Gainesville man hoping to play consecutive bowling games for 200 hours straight
• Capture-the-flag tourney raises $1,502 for Boys and Girls Club
• Voters head to the polls as campaigns wrap up
• Researchers use math, maps to plot malaria elimination plan
• Rubio wins Senate over Crist, Meek
• Winners announced in Museum photography contest
• Oelrich retains Dist. 14 Senate seat
• The R.O.T.C. Myth
• Dems keep Senate majority, GOP grabs 5 seats
• Forest ecologist to speak at Reitz Wednesday
• UF study: Election and high unemployment add to fears for real estate
• For County Commission, Baird beats Chestnut; Pinkoson re-elected
• Fire Hazard: GE Dishwashers Recall
• Robot's space debut 'giant leap for tinmankind'
• One of the driest Octobers on record
• Iraqi Christians mourn after church siege kills 52
• Police release footage from Saturday morning strong-arm ATM robbery
• Fundraiser helps PACE aid girls
• Chiefland soldier buried in Arlington with full honors
• Gainesville man, 83, found slain in Jacksonville
• Men injured in aircraft crash didn't plan to fly
• Voters head to the polls as campaigns wrap up
• Scott plays up experience in business
• One of driest Octobers on record
• Treating children to a fright
• Gators find offensive edge with up-tempo style
• UF grad unearths new findings
• Sink targets key Democratic groups
• Arrest in Yemen in bomb plot; more suspects sought
• Gators win a thriller
• Fall Festival draws crowd
• End of era: Louis' Lunch closes
• Gators still in it
• New Horizons reaches out to students around the world
• Gators still in it
• Alachua County News - Growth Management Director Lachnicht Interviewed
• Louis' Lunch, Gainesville's oldest restaurant, closes Saturday
• Terror plot thwarted as U.S.-bound explosives seized
• Today is last chance to vote early
• Deal made on plan for transport
• Fest offers wild times, hot bands
• Gators in dire need of a win today
• Clinton denies asking Meek to exit race
• Alachua County's Credit Report
• Alachua County News - County Responds To Sheriff's Appeal
• Little pink ducks raising bucks for breast cancer
• GPD: Man planning robbery beats roommate
• Heavy early voting may boost Florida election turnout
• Stearns opens up his campaign coffers for fellow Republicans
• Early voting ends Saturday
• November Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Saturday tour to highlight local gardens
• The howling: Coyote sightings on rise in city
• Police, family search for missing Gainesville man
• Smith says Democratic ticket for governor more centrist
• Scott tells area crowd: This is our time'
• Gator, Bulldog losses not stopping diehard tailgaters
• Gator, Bulldog losses not stopping diehard tailgaters
• Cell phone video leads to battery charges
• November Environmental Horticulture Programs
• Area farmers markets are a hot commodity
• Woman, 18, charged with molesting girl, 13
• Area farmers markets are a hot commodity
• Gainesville man accused of trading drugs for sex with teen girl
• November Family And Consumer Sciences Programs
• VA outpatient clinic in Palatka dedicated
• Blog: Israeli who advocated Palestinian killings to speak at Hillel
• Multiple agencies search for missing child
• Police: Suspect smeared fecal matter on interview room walls
• Va man charged in fake bomb plot against DC subway
• Tebow returns to Gainesville on Jockey billboard
• Cold front expected to hit region
• Jacksonville ready for a crowd
• Around the Region for Oct. 28, 2010
• FHP cracking down on Halloween DUIs
• Four charged after cell phone snatching
• Sen. Nelson rallies Dems around McGriff
• Crist brings Senate campaign to Gainesville
• UF is restricting travel to Haiti
• Alachua County News: Firefighters Are Wearing Pink
• PSC approves Progress Energy fee for Levy nuclear plant
• Robber snatches laptop, purse outside apartment
• Reduced plans for Kanapaha Park community center continue
• UF earns B+ for sustainability
• Darnell appeals to state over her budget
• Around the Region for Oct. 27, 2010
• Fugitive accused of escaping police captured
• Soil and Water hopefuls just entering politics
• Wife of former Dixie sheriff injured in hunting accident
• Design of CR 337 repaving moves on with approval
• UF is restricting travel to Haiti
• Winter outlook calls for more warm, dry weather
• House saved from fire, shed destroyed
• Road to named in honor of slain Dixie County officer
• Coveted running back commits to Florida
• Victim IDs robbery suspect as former schoolmate
• Meek touts middle-class focus in Senate campaign
• How Bermuda controls insurance rates
• Man dead, woman critical after apparent murder-suicide attempt
• Strike Out Hunger Food Drive
• Around the Region
• Area existing home sales drop from last year
• SFC pushes to expand bus service
• Winter outlook calls for more warm, dry weather
• Crist, Rubio trade barbs in debate
• State, Gainesville existing home sales in September down from year-ago figures
• Vigil to commemorate drug-abuse deaths
• High-speed rail tangled in governors race
• Alachua County News: Station 25 Enhances Life Support
• Survey: economy to grow at slower pace
• College tour for TV show 'Psych' kicks off at UF
• Man still on loose after escape from squad car
• Gas prices fall slightly
• Candidate forum Tuesday for school board
• SFC students push for unlimited bus service
• Instead of trying to save job, High Springs city manager resigns
• No rain in October, and a dry winter looms
• Bone marrow donor drive to help program for children
• Sharpton urges area crowd to vote early
• Online TV spats mean fewer free shows on Web
• Around the Region for Oct. 25, 2010
• Is your employer health plan in danger?
• The new insurance game: Sending billions overseas
• Plenty to do this week
• Man scares off burglars from his home
• Sharpton tells crowd: You should vote'
• Mother, 2 children escape apartment fire unharmed
• Book lovers descend on fall sale
• It's difficult to escape deluge of negative campaign ads
• Breast cancer walk draws hundreds
• New UT system president is former UF dean of vet school
• Around the Region for Oct. 24, 2010
• Man may face DUI charge in fatal crash
• It's difficult to escape deluge of negative ads
• Getting lowdown on judges on the ballot not easy
• Asian festival brings sights, smells, sounds of Orient to Gainesville
• Gainesville a bright spot in state with job growth
• 10th annual Gainesville Senior Games this weekend
• Around the Region for Oct. 23, 2010
• Ferrero Foundation hits home for Donovan
• For rural teens, driving is deadlier
• Tropical Storm Richard still churning in Gulf
• Drug raid nets two arrests in Starke
• Lake City girl hit while boarding bus, not seriously hurt
• Treetos adventures
• Protesters band together against homeless meal limit
• Around the Region - 10/22/10
• School Board hopefuls differ on class-size amendment
• UN Day brings global issues to Gainesville
• A festive weekend on tap
• In rural North Central Florida, teen drivers die at a higher rate
• Micanopy title on Good Morning America
• GPD breaks up apparent marijuana packaging, retail operation
• Men accused of killing 3 family members may be facing death penalty
• Tropical Storm Richard is resting, for now
• Woman critical after crash with semi
• No injuries in school bus crash
• Dove World pastor picks up car for canceled Quran burn
• Burn permits will not be issued until conditions improve
• It was only a drill...
• Duval students preview show to help Haiti's libraries
• Pentagon's task: Change culture to allow gays
• Octomom's fertility doc testifies to save license
• Around the Region for Oct. 21, 2010
• Elected officials vie for District 2 seat
• Dance Party event will not be at fairgrounds or massage school
• Oyenarte, Vinson differ on solutions
• Stearns on in Gainesville
• There's nothing small about UF's new animal hospital
• Machen plans to review all UF graduate programs
• Alachua County News - Fire Hazard: Ryobi Cordless Drills Recall
• Blog: Oelrich wants to stop negative ads; McGriff wary of
• Planning for the 18th annual Bike Florida spring tour is underway
• Watermelon Pond Preserve Stewardship Planning Meeting - October 27, 2010
• Clerk pistol whipped during store robbery
• Update: Tropical Storm Richard forms
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• ESPNU reporter victim of prank, Gainesville Police say
• No dance event at the fairgrounds this weekend
• Conditions still ripe for a hurricane to come our way
• Article may help lure retirees to area
• 3 unrelated DUI arrests made by GPD
• Driver goes to jail for drug, gun charges after failing to dim high beams
• Three teens arrested for pellet guns theft
• What's happened to the Gators?
• Dryer fire forces evacuation at Gainesville apartment
• Undercover drug investigation leads to 5 arrests
• Wises 700th win was years in the making
• Scott and Sink prep for two more debates
• Blog: Gator Growl crowd drops from last year
• At a cost of $58M, UF's new small animal hospital to open Nov. 1
• Image released of suspect in store heist
• Media group honors 4 female journalists
• AMJ looking to award free office space to deserving business
• Keystone CRA wins redevelopment award
• Blog: CNN broadcasting from UF campus tomorrow
• What has happened to the Gators?
• Prepaid College Plan enrollment begins Monday
• Around the region Oct. 20
• Baird ahead of Chestnut in funds; Pinkoson ahead of Gabriel
• UF engineers to represent university at festival in D.C.
• Art gallery, gift shop occupy former shoe repair business
• UF professor discovers new fish species from Thailand
• District 4: Chestnut vs. Baird
• Online grocery service brings food to dorm
• Gainesville garners more attention for its quality of life
• 750 Alachua County voters cast ballots Monday
• There might be an upside to the economic downturn
• Dane Cook cancels O'Connell show
• Campaign finance reports show candidate's financial status
• Olympic gold bobsledder gives motivational talk
• Florida's three-game losing streak: Why is this happening?
• UF One chapter hosting BeadforLife jewelry sale for HIV education
• I-75 crash blocks southbound lanes Monday evening
• Sustainability office gets modern with social media
• Former employee at Dixie County car dealership charged with grand theft
• Alachua County's Community Update - October 15, 2010
• Masked bandit robs Haile Jewelry & Loans
• McGriff blasts at forum
• Around the Region for Oct. 19, 2010
• Oaks Mall plans to update layout
• Noise fight is coming to a head
• Parties push turnout as voting gets started
• UF Board member donates $2 million to chemistry program
• Teen and two adults injured in motorcycle crash Sunday
• Man pistol-whips Walgreens pharmacist, stole drugs
• Two scooter-related arrests on Monday
• Fla. voters to weigh in on class-size limits
• Keystone Heights wins big award for redevelopment
• A tale of two economies: Gainesville's and Ocala's
• Weekly road report for Oct. 18
• Floridians encouraged to wear white as part of crash awareness campaign
• Weekly gas prices for Oct. 18
• Gator alumni return for 87th Homecoming celebrations
• Police dog finds man suspected of leaving car in drive after jumping out
• Man charged with attacking homeless man
• Lawtey man dies after being hit by train
• Fewer arrests, more ejections on Gator game days
• Man arrested after he jumps uninvited into car, crashes it
• Pi Delta Psi ‘Amazing Race’ brings awareness to Kaleidoscope month
• Man suspected of pistol-whipping pharmacist in robbery
• Man arrested for stealing laptop, gun on campus
• UF trustee, wife donate $2 million to university
• A tale of two economies: Gainesville and Ocala
• No boo' this year at Santa Fe Zoo
• Blog: Flycoupon.com lands in Gainesville
• Comedian Dane Cook cancels Friday show at the OConnell Center
• Mexican authorities seize 105 tons of marijuana
• 61 people ejected from Saturdays game
• Company of pastor accused of defrauding church members loses licenses
• Plenty to do this week
• Amendment 4 would bring voters directly into development decisions
• Around the region for Oct. 18, 2010
• North Florida county voters to decide on taxes, other issues
• Idea of a culture of poverty' makes comeback
• Mayor back to work after night in hospital
• Sink touts efficiency, discipline, moderation
• Parties focus on getting high turnout as early voting begins
• What can be done to prevent another tragedy here?
• Meyer after third straight loss for Gators: We're not very good'
• Missing boater's body found in central Fla. lake
• Drugs found on man booked into county jail
• Local gay community enjoys fellowship and food
• Banyan Biomarkers blood test for TBIs could impact millions
• Early voting begins Monday
• Meyer after third straight loss for Gators: We're not very good'
• All signs point to big GOP gains on Nov. 2
• Around the Region - Oct. 17
• Gators growl loud
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• Scott contradicts lawmakers claim of support for abortion bill
• Fall events fill the calendar
• Man, 18, arrested in Columbia County vehicle break-ins
• Newberry man drowns in Dixie County
• Chiefland honors Sgt. Campbell, a soldier who gave his life
• Photos: UF-MSU game under way
• SFC student killed, others injured in fiery vehicle crash
• Smoke in Gainesville caused by wood-chip fire
• Amendments 5 and 6 address redistricting
• Gator fans howl at Growl
• Senate candidates spar at debate
• Around the Region for Oct. 16, 2010
• Flags fly at half-staff in soldier's honor
• University officials look back on Gator Growl history
• Man arrested on accusations of repeated stalking
• LGBTQ Homecoming Dance shed labels at Reitz Union
• Blog: Louisiana State billboard in Gainesville defaced
• Alachua County News -Three Roads Projects Beginning
• Physical Plant hard at work on construction projects
• Man arrested in hit-and-run involving pregnant woman
• Alachua County News - Warning: Mosquito Borne Diseases
• Global Coffee House returns to Gator Nights
• Motorcyclists condition upgraded
• Dismissal of lawsuit against county charter amendment is appealed
• High drama surrounds ticket office on game week
• Man charged with robbery, theft
• Two men arrested in robbery at hotel
• Alachua Harvest Festival hosted during Homecoming weekend
• Murder suspect search closes state forest
• White Out day Tuesday to raise awareness of teen vehicle crashes
• Alachua county jail to become more energy efficient
• Weakened Paula lacks punch of deadly 2008 storms
• Beazer makes its case for a less intensive cleanup at Koppers
• Stadium Club unfinished development auctioned for $1.5 million
• GS Live: Replay of UF Homecoming parade broadcast
• Investigations ongoing in two traffic crashes
• UF-sponsored health plan costs $300 more this year
• Two men critical after vehicle hits a deer
• Blood cancer expert to head UF's medicine department
• Helping abuse victims one at a time
• Tebow quietly goes about his NFL education
• Around the region for Oct. 15, 2010
• Demolition begins to make way for CVS
• Legislator: Scott wants abortion illegal in Fla.
• Candidates vie to replace Cretul in District 22
• Murder trial ends in hung jury; man avoids retrial with plea deal
• Sharpton will headline Gainesville political rally on Oct. 24
• Multiple suspects arrested for robbery of Paramount Resort hotel
• Gorgeous day, Gator spirit, smaller crowds at parade
• Your Homecoming guide
• Authorities continue search for murder suspect
• Shands Healthcare to expand training for physicians
• Longtime felon arrested on drug, gun charges
• Shands to partner with Orlando Health to expand access
• UF, Gainesville to host Homecoming events
• Amendments on Nov. 2 ballot could bring big changes to state
• Recycling bins to line homecoming parade route
• Around the Region - 10/14/10
• UF fights for top vegan title
• Multimillionaire capable of giving Stadium Club project new life
• Police arrest man with marijuana stuck in teeth
• Man arrested after allegedly eating pot during traffic stop
• Hispanic students brainstorm ways to unite as community
• A gift of words
• Students to protest Publix grand opening
• UF, Gainesville to host Homecoming events
• Local blogger explains Koppers issue on website
• Students to protest Publix grand opening
• Bike Florida 2011 'Florida's Eden'
• Police arrest man with marijuana stuck in teeth
• Shands to partner with Orlando Health to expand health care access
• Recycling bins to line homecoming parade route
• Group offers free voter information guides
• Seahorse Key lighthouse open to public this weekend
• City gives scholarships to kids
• Live Oak sex offender pleads guilty, avoids re-trial
• VA open house takes aim at vision
• Hispanic students brainstorm ways to unite as community
• Historic lighthouse open during Annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival
• Health officials warn about West Nile virus
• UF fights for top vegan title
• Police: Two arrested while breaking into car
• Freddie Edwards can work with pit bulls or poodles
• Local blogger explains Koppers issue on website
• Tickets still available for Homecoming game
• McGriff, Oelrich disagree on health care, teacher pay
• Blog: UF police warn of gameday campus closures
• Nonprofit groups must file tax returns Friday by midnight to keep tax-exempt status
• ASO Facebook page a tool gets attention of missing sex offender
• UF homecoming parade takes center stage
• Early Head Start program hoping to expand in Alachua County
• Self-exam important part of early detection of breast cancer, speaker says
• Hugs seen around the world as rescue goes global
• Hurricane Paula weakens as it crawls toward Cuba
• Ocala family buys Stadium Club for $1.5 million
• Hawkins to face Marsh in city election
• Senate votes to spend $35,000 for bandshell safety
• Rotary clubs distribute dictionaries to area third-graders
• Design students sell Halloween-themed paper goods
• Nov. 2 general election ballot a long one
• Guy Harvey donates boat
• Jury settles Chiefland Citizen, Levy County Journal suit
• Would-be condo building for sale
• Suspect in Putnam County shooting arrested
• Fired host lands UF job
• Newberry Village and SpringHills get county nod; bus rapid transit complications arise
• Vet offers advice to slim chunky pets
• Board votes down Oakmont application
• Alachua County News - Trashformations: Recycled Art Competition
• Plans to resurface Northwest 16th Avenue advance
• Crist: Lifting of drilling moratorium is bad for Florida's economy, job creation
• Officer: Man tried to hide marijuana by eating it
• Election equipment to be tested Thursday
• Old rocket warhead found in Columbia County yard
• Meyer outlines plan for Rainey
• Two arrested in Melrose on drug charges
• Three with UF ties named to Florida Ag Hall of Fame
• Old rocket warhead found in Columbia County yard
• Family of man shot by police files intent to sue
• UF defends accused ‘animal murderer’
• Deputies serve warrants for domestic violence cases
• Students celebrate LGBT community at celebration
• It's fall festival season
• Asian students showcase talent
• String of thefts in Ocala and Gainesville possibly related
• Judge calls mistrial, sets new date in stabbing case
• Deputies searching for BB gun shooter
• ‘Missed connections’ ads create hope, disappointment
• Facebook a tool for ASO to catch missing registered sex offenders
• Rock 104 makes switch to country music
• They're off: Whooping cranes headed to Florida
• Capital City Bank robbed
• Rainey back at practice with UF
• Mill Creek Preserve Input Needed
• Around the region for Oct. 12, 2010
• Arkansas reporter fired over UF cap gets job with Sportsradio 850
• Meeting to look at Kidcare enrollment
• Developers to apply for go-ahead at meeting
• Police release description of alleged rapist
• Water supply woes
• Early Head Start is recruiting families with children 3 and under
• Police investigate another area rape
• Summary of 6 statewide constitutional amendments and one nonbinding referendum
• Former professor showcases green waste invention
• Rock 104 change may penetrate prison walls
• Sink pledges to help schools
• A crash course on charter amendments on the ballot
• Former commissioner appointed back to former role
• Weekly road report for Oct. 11
• Water supply woes
• Thousands of students line up to get free ‘beat’ T-shirts
• Weekly gas prices for Oct. 11
• Students build house on North Lawn
• UPD: 119 people escorted from stadium Saturday
• UF’s marching band includes 20 Santa Fe students
• Hawthorne murder trial ends with hung jury
• UF Graduate, American Bar Association president speaks
• Blog: Candidate loses Alligator column over uncredited content
• Bite-sized restaurant keeps food ‘clean and simple’
• A crash course on charter amendments on the ballot
• Three shooting victims still hospitalized now in good condition
• Harn Museum of Art turns 20 years old
• Five arrested after fight of 10 women and girls at apartment complex
• Clay man accused of killing two still on the loose
• Students ‘come out’ and celebrate pride, sexuality
• Live Oak sex offender on trial for child's murder
• Alligator columnist/county candidate accused of plagiarism
• Woman reports abduction, rape in Gainesville Sunday night
• UF shark program gets custom-made boat
• Ocala man convicted in string of armed robberies
• NASA closer to getting extra space shuttle flight
• SFC program meets educational needs of Head Start teachers
• Deputy avoids head-on crash
• Butler's longtime companion, daughter battle over nearly $1 million
• Two teens hurt in crash
• Plenty to do this week
• Microsoft bets big on new phone software
• Around the region for Oct. 11, 2010
• UF's WRUF-FM station goes country, moves Rock 104 online, drops 'Lex & Terry'
• Can Rick Scott's economic plan work?
• Newberry Village, Oakmont and SpringHills on the agenda Tuesday
• Around the region Oct. 10, 2010
• Trick play sinks Gators
• State and county candidates state their views at forum Sunday
• Man arrested for assaulting Hare Krishna after UF game Saturday
• Proposed county amendments could bring change to the Commission
• Program offers deputies a new tool to assist domestic violence victims
• UF credited for gay-friendly atmosphere
• Trick play sinks Gators
• Honor Flight prepares for takeoff
• Testy exchanges highlight Scott-Sink debate
• Developing: Woman hit by bus on University Avenue
• Schools ready for flu season
• Blog: Concerns expressed about NW 16th Ave./23rd Ave.
• Dogs to be euthanized after maulings
• Alachua County library program makes the grade from Harvard
• Florida GOP's goal: a veto-proof Legislature
• Dylan delights sold-out crowd of 6,000
• Costume sale brings out the creative
• UF wearing orange jerseys
• Attendance tally next week could affect school districts funding
• Driver killed in crash on U.S. 441
• Two more victims of shooting released from the hospital
• Dylan serenades O-Dome
• Around the Region - Oct. 09, 2010
• Challenge to charter proposal tossed out
• Fundraiser helps UNICEF
• Woman charged with theft of $11K from R.J. Staab Stone Co.
• Alumna’s memory lives on through charity work
• Arsonist gets 15 years for torching Wellborn Community Association building
• Student protestors speak out against Afghan war
• GPD: Burglar caught during attempted home break-in
• Nov. 2 voters guide available from League of Women Voters
• City helps about 700 homeless downtown
• Water district puts flood data on interactive map
• Two released from hospital in shooting spree
• Driver of Jeep killed in fiery Columbia County crash
• Important school count coming next week
• Fla. fire officials: Get ready for a severe wildfire season
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against county charter amendment
• Weekend forecast: Sunny with highs in the mid-80s
• Time for BootCamp
• Stadium Club project will be auctioned off next week
• PBA ad goes after Pinkoson, Chestnut and the rest of the County Commission
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in all 50 states
• UF faculty, police get final OK on raises
• Alachua County Forever shifts focus to management of conservation land
• Meek returns to Gainesville to speak to Bar Association
• Around the Region Oct. 8
• Animal rights protests against UF turn personal
• New executive director begins working for Micanopy-based Conservation Trust of Florida
• Misty Croslin gets 25 years, blames Haleigh case for drug prosecution
• Homeless center roadblock?
• McGriff/Oelrich race getting fiery
• Male a cappella group to give free food, ‘embody swag’
• 'Frankenfoods' already fill the fridge, with more on the way
• Step show assistant adds charity element
• Sink hammers Republican Scott in Fla. gov. debate
• $7-million grant will improve dental care for needy
• GPD: Woman filed false report of robbery
• GPS assists in theft of cell phone from store parking lot
• National Latino AIDS Awareness Day
• Wellborn man accused of stealing scrap metal
• Odum Preserve Planning Meeting
• Blog: UF students asked to wear white to oppose war
• <font color="deeppink">pinkpower: Information for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Meek, Crist team up against front-runner Rubio
• First Suwannee River Water Management District water supply assessment meeting tonight
• Around the Region for Oct. 7, 2010
• Blog: City manager: We wouldnt let home burn
• Residents criticize EPA on Koppers cleanup
• Partnership launches dental sealant program in Gainesville
• Not too cool for school
• 911 calls from Monday's shootings released
• One Less Car Challenge held on North Lawn
• UF gets grant to expand worlds largest optical telescope
• By the Power of God: Hope for Haiti (Part 1)
• In face of lawsuit, city going forward with homeless center
• Israeli general speaks at Reitz Union
• Stalled Stadium Club project goes up for auction next week
• Students snub town hall forum
• Another chilly night expected
• Students celebrate Asian culture month
• Local Muslims are reaching out after Koran incident
• By the Power of God: Hope for Haiti (Part 4)
• Burned Jordanian woman returning to the Middle East
• By the Power of God: Hope for Haiti (Part 3)
• Campus Diplomats plan to reach every freshman by phone
• Tango club raises money for breast cancer
• By the Power of God: Hope for Haiti (Part 2)
• Santa Fe part of summit
• Woman admits to stealing laptop to pay for her baby's diapers
• New senators sworn in
• Details emerge about gunman in southeast Gainesville rampage
• Crime statistics released, theft high on campus
• Speaking up on hearing loss
• Blog: Cervone, a Republican, comes to Sinks aid
• Witness recounts her cousin’s shooting
• Free depression screening to be held at Downtown Library
• War dead with local ties
• Officials break ground on facility
• Test tube babies' a growing way of life
• Roy Halladay tosses second postseason no-hitter
• Sheriff’s office employee charged with stealing
• Judge declines to reduce sentence for Tommy Croslin in drug case
• Soldier from Chiefland killed in Afghanistan
• Zombie game feeds children
• Corrections officer found dead
• High Springs Police Chief cleared of wrongdoing
• Documentary on UF alum, WPA writer to be shown on Thursday
• Area businesses receive recognition
• Obama: More will graduate from college by 2020
• Blog: UF dean is candidate for Tennessee presidency
• Around the Region for Oct. 6, 2010
• GPD detective spreads love of Zumba
• Analyst says elections will affect future of politics
• EPA will delay new rules on water pollution
• County to test sales tax referendum
• National effort draws children, parents to walk to school
• Alachua company wins $26M contract
• Cold to stick one more night
• Woman mugged near Sorority Row
• Public Hearing: NW 16th Ave/NW 23rd Ave Project Action Plan - October 12, 2010
• Cyclist hits UF student crossing street near Fla. gym
• GPD: 2 strong arm robberies may be connected
• Political commentator gives opinions pre-election
• Woman arrested after allegedly hitting child in face with car door
• Alachua county supervisor gives voting tips
• Class blog gives freshmen advice on ‘Swamp Survival’
• Journalism college debuts cutting-edge media lab
• Student Government, county push local voting for students
• Student Government party not on ballot
• Kids left in hot car at grocery store
• Student Government budget explained
• Student Government budget explained
• Students peruse green groups, get goodies at fair
• Adoption ban plaintiff, lawyer speak after film
• Levin College of Law has best bar-exam passage rate in state
• High schools must stop using UF’s logo
• Donors will keep library open late by betting on Gators
• Redbox kiosk debuts on campus
• UF awarded $600,000 in research grants
• UF awarded $600,000 in research grants
• Feat Photo: The Power of Pink
• About 4,900 vote on first day of Student Government election
• Army general discusses military response in Haiti
• On the Issues: Unite Party platform
• Students make frozen ‘promises’
• Fake newspaper employees talk about real paper. Things happen.
• Victims still in hospital after Gainesville shooting
• Grad funds new pharmacy campus
• UF launches One, a campaign to help end world poverty
• ‘Sausagefest’ cookout benefits county club
• On the Issues: Progress Party platform
• Locals react to bill’s defeat
• Paynes Prairie to remove bison
• Alachua County's Community Update - October 1, 2010 Issue
• About 350 watch dancing, speaking performers
• Student Government candidates make last-ditch efforts
• On the Issues: Independent platform
• Student Senate kills bills after ‘demeaning’ debate
• State, county poverty levels above national rate
• UF engineering helps startups
• Commissioners cite progress in homelessness plan
• Senate strikes down bill to reduce officials’ perks
• Students for a Democratic Society protest at FBI office
• Fast-paced event to promote ideas
• Intramural captain meetings go online
• Students get dirty for Gator Plunge
• UF engineering helps startups
• Caped vixens, evil bridesmaids model looks at costume sale
• Physical plant to replace aged cables, switches
• Students fast for charity
• Journalism school to open state-of-the-art newsroom
• Loans to help African businesses
• Downtown Latino Festival draws 2000
• Neighbors gather at gunman's home after shooting
• Students crowd ballroom for Chinese Moon Festival
• Students pack Reitz cinema to watch Facebook movie
• Hispanic dance group to perform at talent show
• Former gov. weighs in on political landscape
• Campus Cabinet debate canceled
• 24 Student Government candidates run independent
• More details emerge on shooting and past troubles of gunman
• Cedar Key police use Taser on man who was allegedly choking woman
• Gator Garba festival draws 800
• Castro’s daughter shares story
• New pizza shop to offer themed foods, sports bar
• Man charged with stabbing rottweiller
• Music professor’s symphony collaboration to debut
• Workshop focuses on political communication skills
• for Headstart teacher
• Around the Region for Oct. 5, 2010
• Horses find homes at auction
• United They Stand
• Democratic nominee Alex Sink visits for fundraiser
• Student government candidates push platforms
• Event seeks to help students avoid rape
• App to benefit charity
• Longtime Gainesville developer Howard Wallace dies at 63
• 2 dead, 5 injured in Gainesville shooting
• 2 dead, 5 injured in Gainesville shooting
• Officials get pretty in pink
• Storm leaves classes in dark
• App gets users in sync with Gainesville
• Professor fired for comments
• Fake newspaper employees talk about real paper
• Fire Prevention Week - October 4, 2010
• Student Health Care Center to offer free flu vaccinations
• Student Health Care Center to offer free flu vaccinations
• Former students’ personal information leaked
• ‘Chain reaction’ causes 14-car pileup on interstate
• Service group seeks help
• Rape reported at fraternity house
• Bernie Machen to meet Joe Biden
• Pedestrian dies of injuries suffered in car accident
• Defender retires to teach lawyers in Afghanistan
• Defender retires to teach lawyers in Afghanistan
• Band Hall of Fame to add new members
• Castro’s daughter to speak
• Coalition won’t create new anti-alcohol measures
• Machen, Biden discuss funding at White House
• Freshman charged with sexual battery
• Trial starts for accused I-75 robber
• RTS to add 25 buses, build new facility
• RTS to add 25 buses, build new facility
• County supervisor gives voting tips
• Shands to build children’s division
• City bonds won’t fund graduate housing
• ‘Condom Miranda’ to promote safe sex
• Students line up for Bob Dylan tickets
• Update: ASO arrests, suspends one of its own in evidence theft
• Secretary of education holds conference on school costs
• Secretary of education holds conference on school costs
• UF band performs celebratory concert
• Center for Disease Control conducts HIV study
• Freshman weight gain tied to roommates’ eating
• Santa Fe College students, parents sample schools
• Pre-med group to host charity walk
• Update: Three remain critically injured following shooting spree
• SG votes to let election violations slide
• SG votes to let election violations slide
• Princeton Review to offer advice on graduate school
• Copy centers shack up
• Jail employee suspended for ironic transgression
• Students help local businesses
• Students’ business plans could net cash from mtvU
• Reptile shop makes pet-buying an interactive experience
• Black Student Union hosting Rhapsody
• Black Student Union hosting Rhapsody
• Children learn of wonders in the Amazon Rainforest
• Stabbing victim refuses to name attacker
• Weekly road report for Oct. 4
• Sitel plans Lake City job fair for entry-level employees
• Caped vixens, evil bridesmaids model looks at costume sale
• Reminder: Today is voter-registration deadline
• Blog: Pinkoson raises $14k; Baird ahead of Chestnut
• Commissioners cite progress in homelessness plan
• Cedar Key police employ rarely used Taser to stop man from choking woman
• New Director at Micanopy-based Conservation Trust of Florida
• Students crowd ballroom for Chinese Moon Festival
• Man arrested for battery after biting bouncer in Cedar Key bar
• Cody's fills space on Archer Road
• Gator Garba festival draws 800
• Jacksonville man dies after personal watercrafts collide
• Amendment 4 Q&A
• Horses find homes at auction
• US sex survey: Teens more safe-sex-conscious than boomers
• Cool spell to stick until Thursday, along with fire threat
• October Environmental Horticulture Programs
• AAA: Gas prices trending upward
• Longtime educator to be inducted into Florida FFA Hall of Fame
• Spin Meter: US chamber turns on past allies
• UF adds research center to 'medical city' in Orlando
• Two teen girls killed in Bradford County crash
• St. Pete Beach offers clues about how Amendment 4 could play out
• Officers help keep the peace at high school football games
• Santa Fe College participates in White House Summit on Community Colleges
• The Harn turns 20
• UF gets $7 million in grants to improve dental care access
• Taking on the state's growth
• Gainesville gunman killed self after deadly shooting spree
• Meek races to close the polling gap
• GPD: Carpet-snagger arrested on various charges
• Plenty to do this week
• GPD: Man arrested after hitting girlfriend with hammer during forced sex
• Kids get business lessons
• Deputies seek artist who tattooed 15-year-old boy
• Around the region for Oct. 3, 2010
• Children prepare for healthy Halloween
• Is Crist flip-flopping or simply a true moderate?
• What went wrong with Gators in crushing loss to Alabama?
• 1 dead, 1 injured in I-75 accident
• Two local teens place in top five of Miss Florida Teen USA
• Around the Region - Oct. 4, 2010
• Two dozen people baptized in Ichetucknee River
• UF fraternity has faced tough couple years
• Officers help keep the peace at high school football games
• What went wrong with Gators in crushing loss to Alabama?
• Report: U.S. will issue travel alert' for Europe
• Onlooker took a hit at last UF game
• Around the Region for Oct. 2, 2010
• Third-party investors cash in on city's solar program
• Alcohol a factor in majority of sexual assault cases at UF
• Micanopy man arrested for choke hold on a pregnant woman
• Gainesville hematology oncology group merges with Fort Myers practice
• Top state Democratic candidates to attend largest annual fundraiser for Alachua County Dems
• UF inventions awarded $600,000
• Alachua Hit-and-run suspect arrested
• Woman arrested after stealing 83-year-old's purse
• Live Oak man dies in single-vehicle crash
• At the Stadium
• Fire of God Ministries applies for new home
• Blog: No plans to four-lane Archer Road west of 75th Street
• Costume sale draws hundreds to Hippodrome event
• End of back-to-work program bemoaned
• Around the Region - Oct. 1
• Senate hopefuls, others debate at candidate forum
• Meek gaining ground on Crist in new polls
• Alzheimers walk to raise research funds is Saturday
• Greek Dance and Celebration is tonight
• Injections bring hope to hand disease sufferers
• Poll: GOP's Scott leads Sink in Fla. governor race
• UF receives share of grants awarded to state universites
• As game looms, LSU erects billboard in Gainesville
• 10 year plan to end homeless hits halfway point with setbacks and success
• The Eagle is landing with Gainesville to Miami flights
• UF fan behind anti-Alabama video calls it a 'farce'
• Public Defender Rick Parker resigning to work in Afghanistan
• LSU billboards meant to lure students for academics
• County supervisor gives voting tips
• 3 seek appointment to City Commission
• UF band performs celebratory concert
• Flights to, from Miami begin-- a little late but well feted
• Princeton Review to offer advice on graduate school
• Horse rescue agency gets unusual call
• Alachua county supervisor gives voting tips
• Tuscaloosa: land of blues, art, barbecue ... and football
• Students peruse green groups, get goodies at fair
• Lung transplants at Shands UF
• Feat Photo: The Power of Pink
• Gainesville awarded $3M for 15 police officers, considers rejecting grant
• Grad funds new pharmacy campus
• City fends off criticism as solar installation continues
• Students need to reapply for free and reduced school lunch
• Sideline tackle during UF vs UK game rare occurrence, officials say
• Rebate program remains in limbo, but the money still in florida
• Blog: Is the Swamp ad to underage students out of line?
• American Eagle's flights to Miami begin Friday
• Police: Fort White man arrested in sex assault
• Pink Heals tour brings message of hope to area
• ASO to hold public auction of seized horses
• Blog: Video of Gator fan trashing the Tide makes waves
• Local politician using Craigslist to promote self
• $1.2M gift expands UF pharmacy program
• Around the Region for Sept. 30, 2010
• SantaFe Village approved, SpringHills and Newberry Village votes on Oct. 12
• Castro's daughter speaks at UF event
• Shands UF, Shands Jacksonville to operate independently
• It could be a stormy October
• Physical plant to replace aged cables, switches
• Louis' Lunch closing after 82 years in Gainesville
• Students pack Reitz cinema to watch Facebook movie
• Couple arrested after robbery and vicious attack
• Castro’s daughter shares story
• A passer-by helps solve a burglary case
• United They Stand
• Unlocked cars targeted, again
• Officials get pretty in pink
• Prison inmate charged with escape
• Former students’ personal information leaked
• Miami man arrested on sexual battery
• Band Hall of Fame to add new members
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Vegas-area home
• Hunter shot with arrow after friend mistakes him for deer
• Health law changes add extra protection
• Two men indicted on murder charges
• Report: While misquoting Rainey, gunman attacks Jaguars player, woman
• Copy centers shack up
• County seeks more stringent EPA plan for the Koppers site
• Man who had license suspended 12 times arrested after traffic stop
• Kaiser Family Foundation conducts HIV study
• High Springs city manager Drumm fired
• Planet Fitness to open in Plaza Verde
• Class blog gives freshmen advice on ‘Swamp Survival’
• Woman, 22, battling back from brain tumor
• Lake City meth lab closed, arrest made
• Adoption ban plaintiff, lawyer speak after film
• Alachua County Sheriff's Office K-9, Jet, dies peacefully' from cancer
• Gainesville man indicted in home invasion, murder
• UF launches One, a campaign to help end world poverty
• UF Senate shoots down meal card limit
• Sally Menke remembered by friends from P.K. Yonge
• About 4,900 vote on first day of Student Governement election
• Almost 5,000 student vote in SG elections
• Public auction Saturday for 4 horses seized by police
• About 350 watch dancing, speaking performers
• 6 pink fire trucks part of program to raise cancer awareness
• Quick thinking neighbor keeps fire from spreading
• Senate strikes down bill to reduce officials’ perks
• Health law changes add extra protection
• Boy, 3, who brought marijuana to school won't be prosecuted
• Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Update
• Sheriff presents budget solution
• Crashes temporarily shut down I-75 northbound
• Around the Region for Sept. 29, 2010
• Gainesville man arrested on child porn charges
• 1 charged, 1 sought in home invasion
• Tropical system near Florida unlikely to impact Gainesville
• Consumer confidence drops in U.S., rises in state
• Area firefighters, police ready to don pink
• Man collapses at game, dies
• October Family and Consumer Sciences Extension Programs
• Hollywood film editor, P.K. Yonge grad dies
• Still at stalemate, county commissioners and Sheriff may yet have solution to budget impasse
• Gay adoption case sparks debate over UF's involvement
• Retention pond housing two types of snakes at Trenton
• Almost 300 ex-UF students' info exposed
• Student Government candidates make last-ditch efforts
• Students for a Democratic Society protest at FBI office
• Students fast for charity
• Hispanic dance group to perform at talent show
• New pizza shop to offer themed foods, sports bar
• Storm leaves classes in dark
• Democratic nominee Alex Sink visits for fundraiser
• ‘Chain reaction’ causes 14-car pileup on interstate
• Castro’s daughter to speak
• Shands to build children’s division
• UF speaker: Dont expect big youth vote this fall
• Pink Heals Initiative Programs
• Around the Region for Sept. 28, 2010
• City Commission approves response to EPA's Koppers plan
• Florida's motto for Alabama week: Be prepared
• Multiple-vehicle crash on I-75 snarls traffic
• Around the Region for Sept. 27, 2010
• Northeast Flatwoods Preserve Stewardship Planning Meeting - September 29, 2010
• Schonberg taking on a District 6 institution, and more
• Weekly gas prices for Sept. 27
• Plenty to do this week
• Roads closed as police negotiated with armed man
• Fresh off Kentucky rout, UF shifts focus to Bama
• Live Oak man killed by train
• Homeowners see taxes rise despite falling market values
• Suwannee water district payments to counties higher this year
• Sandcastles OK on Fla. beach; digging for oil not
• Mom arrested after three kids, ages 5 and 3, left home alone
• Coalition won’t create new anti-alcohol measures
• Blog: Should Rock 104 keep the show?
• City bonds won’t fund graduate housing
• UF police eject 63 from stadium
• Freshman weight gain tied to roommates’ eating
• Suspect in triple murder found dead
• Jail employee suspended for ironic transgression
• Update: Woman, at least 44 Chihuahuas killed in house fire
• Journalism college debuts cutting-edge media lab
• Homeowners see taxes rise despite falling market values
• Two weekend fires send two people to the hospital
• Levin College of Law has best bar-exam passage rate in state
• People stuck in elevators as entire UF campus briefly lost power this afternoon
• UF more concerned about getting better than payback
• Army general discusses military response in Haiti
• Multiple-vehicle crash shuts down I-75 northbound
• Ocala magistrate assumes same duties in Gainesville
• ‘Sausagefest’ cookout benefits county club
• UF receiver Chris Rainey won't face prosecution
• County's cuts won't be as bad as feared
• CFO candidate wants brakes on lobbyists
• Alex Sink in Gainesville for fundraiser
• Film shows county's immigration battle
• Stearns, if re-elected, hopes to chair Energy and Commerce Committee
• Grandparents in jail after two grandsons are hit with hot grease
• Steady traffic at Parade homes
• Meyer reaches 100-win mark
• Around the Region for Sept. 26, 2010
• Many want health care overhaul to do more
• Scott going negative with ads
• Students growing a future at school
• Detours to begin as Main Street roadwork starts up
• Meyer reaches 100-win mark
• Hyundai recalls 139,500 Sonatas in US on steering
• J.J. Finley Green Committee keeps school clean after home games
• Area war on gangs using many methods
• Equinox marks start of fall
• Our secret getaways
• Florida sees drop in thoroughbred foals
• Our secret getaways
• Man arrested on gun, burglary charges in car break-in
• School gets helping hand in building green thumbs
• Trenton man killed in truck-motorcycle wreck
• University of Florida seeking block tuition to shorten graduation time
• University Copy, Target Copy merging stores
• Wounded veterans thrilled to hunt gators
• Around the Region for Sept. 25, 2010
• Parole denied for killer in 1984 Suwannee robbery
• Woman charged with child abuse after child found covered in bruises
• Travelodge demolished near I-75
• Police: Alachua sex offender showed porn to teen girl
• Ronald Cummings gets 15 years for drug trafficking
• Around the region Sept. 24
• Marion County bank opens office in Gainesville
• East Gainesville organization focused on education
• Tropical Storm Matthew threatens Central America
• MacKay criticizes lack of civility in Congress today
• BP works on own estimate for amount of spilled oil
• Journalism school to open state-of-the-art newsroom
• Saturday is Coach to Cure MD day
• Former gov. weighs in on political landscape
• Coalition pleased with progress on campus drinking issues
• Man charged with stabbing rottweiller
• Drug arrest made in Archer
• Student government candidates push platforms
• Blockbuster's Chapter 11 filing to have 'zero effect' on local stores
• App gets users in sync with Gainesville
• Could Rock 104 be the next to change format?
• Service group seeks help
• UF journalism college opens 21st Century News Laboratory
• October Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Program
• Dump truck overturns, driver seriously injured
• Deputies: Daughter jailed after using ATM card of mother, 65
• Student Government, county push local voting for students
• 5th Avenue facelift
• Woman arrested in Ocala reportedly had goods from Gainesville
• Police investigating deadly Gainesville crash
• High schools must stop using UF’s logo
• It's fall,but we're not feeling it yet
• Drug Task Force arrests Chiefland man for selling prescription drugs
• Two men arrested, charged with sexual abuse of a 13-year-old girl
• On the Issues: Unite Party platform
• Work begins on new Senior Recreation Center
• Chiefland woman arrested for stealing lotto tickets and cigarettes
• Jail employee suspended after showing up impaired
• On the Issues: Progress Party platform
• Carbuyers favoring smaller engines
• Florida alum appointed newest Alachua County judge
• Fla. OKs rate increases for Citizens Property Ins.
• On the Issues: Independent platform
• Bucs prepare to face Steelers' QBs
• Blog: Persistent urban legend: UF created lovebugs
• $2M for Alachua biotech to develop therapies
• Fast-paced event to promote ideas
• Still hooked on the plastic
• A sizzling summer
• Its time to become flu fighters
• Gluten-free is big time, but why?
• Home sales bounce back in August
• Website offers list of local businesses
• Female rappers rise again
• Sheriff's office seeking leads on Sebastian Ochsenius and LaCrosse slayings
• SFC forum to unveil east Gainesville plan
• Mavis Staples finds a new musical family
• Lovebugs on the road again - but just for a couple weeks
• Around the Region for Sept. 23, 2010
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans lives in poverty
• Battling depression
• Continuum project won't use city bonds
• Study finds clues to kidney disease in African-Americans
• Omegas tackle heavy issues
• Fundraiser for leukemia is Saturday
• Black male dropout rate greeted mostly with yawns
• Association will honor residents
• Boatmans cellmate found dead
• Dems: Stop snubbing Obama
• Find native plants at Morningside sale
• Higher education fair at Santa Fe College draws hundreds
• ‘Condom Miranda’ to promote safe sex
• Thornebrook Village hosting its 26th annual art festival
• K9 finds suspect hiding 30 feet above in a pine tree
• Santa Fe College students, parents sample schools
• Firefighters in pink support women battling cancer
• Gainesville man arrested for stabbing death of neighbor's dog
• Students help local businesses
• Shands plans hospital for children, women
• Motorcyclist seriously injured after rear-ending minivan on I-75
• Number of overweight people in US to grow, report says
• Reggae Shack owners to open new restaurant
• Around the Region for Sept. 22, 2010
• Students make frozen ‘promises’
• Locals react to bill’s defeat
• Student Senate kills bills after ‘demeaning’ debate
• Intramural captain meetings go online
• Loans to help African businesses
• Corrections officer accused of having drugs, cell phone in prison
• Campus Cabinet debate canceled
• And then there were none: UF cancels debate
• Music professor’s symphony collaboration to debut
• Alachua man accused of sex crimes against juvenile female relative
• Event seeks to help students avoid rape
• Two men charged with drug trafficking after undercover investigation
• Professor fired for comments
• Blog: Should UF go after schools using its trademark?
• Rape reported at fraternity house
• Several items stolen from 4 unlocked vehicles
• Machen, Biden discuss funding at White House
• Putnam ambulance overturns, injuring passenger
• County named a top community for kids
• Experts craft study of BP oil spill health effects
• Bedbug experts bring samples to Chicago-area hotel
• Gators taking on high schools to protect logo
• Around the Region for Sept. 21, 2010
• Marion deputy cleared in chase that ended in Levy
• Bernie Machen to meet Joe Biden
• Separate unions, separate endorsements for county commission races
• Freshman charged with sexual battery
• ACLU details 'outrageous incident' of baby born in jail
• Students line up for Bob Dylan tickets
• SFC administrator receives Rotarians' highest award
• Pre-med group to host charity walk
• County pet organizations receive $70,000 in grants
• Students’ business plans could net cash from mtvU
• New Community Redevelopment Agency building may bring area development
• Student Government party not on ballot
• Commissioners postpone SantaFe Village hearing
• Donors will keep library open late by betting on Gators
• Hiring picks up at Career Showcase at UF
• Broncos WR McKinley found dead in apparent suicide
• Rape charge dropped against Gainesville man
• Former ocala woman embroiled in Tenn. mosque controversy
• UF degrees carry clout
• UPD: No immediate arrest expected in frat house rape case
• College Night Wednesday at Santa Fe College
• EOC finds Lake City PD discriminated against officer
• Oct. 4 is voter registration deadline for Nov. 2 election
• Alachua County recognized as a top community for kids
• Lincoln Center premiere scored by UF music professor
• McIntosh ghost tours get jump on Halloween
• Employers giving greater weight to UF degrees
• Around the Region for Sept. 20, 2010
• Fake newspaper employees talk about real paper
• Sheriff Darnell contributes to Baird campaign
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Florida universities may adopt flat tuition
• Cosmetologist accused of punching people in parking lot
• School uses unique methods to teach those with autism
• Blog: Should undocumented students get citizenship?
• Nonprofit dental clinic opens in area
• DUI suspect in Waldo also charged with drug crimes
• Dental care to get needed boost
• Interlachen motorcyclist seriously injured in crash
• Weekly road report for Sept. 20
• Two charged with prowling in Haile Plantation
• State, county poverty levels above national rate
• Gas prices expected to dip this week
• Safe salmon? Or 'frankenfish'? FDA will decide
• Paynes Prairie to remove bison
• 18-year-old reports sexual battery at UF fraternity
• Officer was in right place at right time during robbery attempt
• Students get dirty for Gator Plunge
• Freshman accused of sexual battery on 3 women after party
• SantaFe Village development hearing tonight
• Downtown Latino Festival draws 2000
• Dental care to get needed boost
• Shands, UF to spend $100 million on Hospital for Children and Women
• 24 Student Government candidates run independent
• Plenty to do this week
• Humane Society needs $250K to expand home
• Workshop focuses on political communication skills
• Group protests Iranian president's visit to NYC
• Stearns supports extending Bush tax cut
• App to benefit charity
• Consignment sale kicks off today
• UF professor fired after comments about women
• Alachua County Commission Special Meeting
• Just when jobs program hits its stride in area, it's set to end
• Machen going to White House to discuss stimulus
• Florida-Friendly Landscaping tour inspires gardeners
• Heart walk raises more than $155,000
• Fire destroys 100 booths at Marion County flea market
• Old Town man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Latino Festival brings out a crowd
• Igor nears Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• Group protests Iranian president's visit to NYC
• Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• Gators pull off tricky win
• Darnell contributes to Baird’s campaign; Chestnut still leads in fundraising
• Deadline looms to extend stimulus jobs program
• GOP divided on how to replace health overhaul law
• Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• Gators pull off tricky win
• Afghans vote despite attacks; turnout appears low
• More than 400 students take part in Gator Plunge
• Gangs in area a concern
• Around the Region for Sept. 19, 2010
• Child deaths test beach driving tradition
• Gators pull off tricky win
• Around the Region for Sept. 18, 2010
• Senate hopefuls offer differences
• Budget cuts hit GPD command staff hard
• Dove World Quran security bill for city, county: $200,000
• UF Surf Club to host tourney in St. Augustine
• Area jobless rate improves slightly
• Reptile shop makes pet-buying an interactive experience
• Bison removal has been under consideration since 2008
• Kids left in hot car at grocery store
• Constitution Day forum: Facebook tricky for government
• Redbox kiosk debuts on campus
• 153 citations in crosswalk crackdown
• Fake newspaper employees talk about real paper. Things happen.
• Blog: Three years later, “Don’t Tase me, bro” guy speaks
• Pope on UK visit admits failures in abuse scandal
• Several Gainesville store owners accused of selling ‘crack kits'
• State revises district SAT scores
• Finally catching steam, jobs program set to expire
• More charges pending against Alachua jail inmate
• Dove World pastor may move church to Tampa Bay area
• State high court justice introduces area students to court drama
• Mother offers $5K reward for information in son's slaying
• GPD eliminating several command staff positions
• Two arrested in Bradford County home invasion robbery
• Gainesville Shoney's closes, reopens as Michael's
• Alachua County Health Department News: Flu Vaccinations
• Murder suspect admits to lying, cheating, stealing, but not killing
• Agriculture officials recover stolen truck, boat motors
• Notebook: Meyer fed up with football arrests
• FluMist program begins in schools
• State facing end of month deadline on A/C rebates
• Gulf oil well on verge of being plugged for good
• Single-car crash on I-75 kills 1, hurts 1
• Around the Region - 9/17/10
• Florida Trail Association To Plan Hiking And Canoeing Excursions
• Loften students argue case with state justice
• UF may add gender identity to nondiscrimination policy
• UF loan debt not rising as rapidly as nation’s
• After six-month lull, bedbugs are back at UF
• Commission gives final budget approval
• UF may force some out of fall semesters
• Fortune 500 company acquires startup
• Strengthening Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Airport adds direct flights between Gainesville, Miami
• Babik to serve 12 years on child porn charges
• Pope on UK visit admits failures in abuse scandal
• Future of books, libraries focus of six-part series
• Newberry man sought in shooting
• Another north Florida college changes its name
• Fees total $96K for charter board
• Two shots in the dark
• Gators still evaluating Rainey's status
• More suspects wanted in woman’s murder
• New fleet of green taxis to offer rides to students
• Blog: UF faculty member joins Board of Governors
• State energy rebates on hold
• More charges pending against Alachua jail inmate
• Feature photo: Puppy love
• UF celebrating Constitution Day on Friday
• Fake news comes to UF
• Alachua County begins offering flu shots Friday
• Gators fight hunger
• State revises district SAT scores
• Viruses lock students out
• Blog: UF students could pay new and higher fees
• Dane Cook to perform at O-Dome on Oct. 22
• Gov.'s office fears energy rebate money in jeopardy without legislative action
• ‘American Idol’ opens new auditions on MySpace
• Investigations ongoing after inmate gives birth at jail
• Newberry board meeting over proposed ballpark
• Gainesville Shoney's closes, reopens as Michael's
• Allen: Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• Athletic complex renamed to honor coach
• Man flown to hospital after being shot in head
• Alachua superintendent on state committee reviewing FCAT issues
• Around the Region for Sept. 16, 2010
• State plans to remove most bison, horses, cattle from Paynes Prairie
• No class in fall for some in UF pilot program
• Police: Grandmother leaves kids in hot car while shopping
• Omega Psi Phi’s meeting will cover black men’s issues
• 850 humans, zombies begin another battle
• Study ranks UF among top 50 for research
• Gainesville seeks artists for second photography contest
• Senators agree to honor UF alumnus who died in Africa
• Feat photo: Study Break
• Gainesville-Alachua County Employment Law Seminar Content Heading
• State to spend $2.2B from feds
• New judge to formally take office
• State officials complain BP claims process is too slow
• Animal services to hold volunteer orientation, bake sale
• Judge letting suit go ahead
• Man charged with battery after allegedly grabbing mother's wrist
• Around the Region for Sept. 15, 2010
• Mother of shooting victim offering $5,000 reward for information
• Commission, Darnell still at odds
• Mother offers $5,000 reward for information in son's slaying
• UF has used federal funds as bridge to stable future
• Trying to kill injured deer, deputy shoots it 16 times
• Comedian Dane Cook to perform at O’Dome
• <font color="#F00">BREAKING: Energy rebates on hold; gov. blames Legislature
• Panel says BP oil spill threatens Gulf’s resources
• Buchholz memorial honors graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Work begins on new senior center
• Local man gets 40 years for kidnapping, burglary
• UF's Rainey ‘not part of team' after his arrest
• 5K race to raise money for former Santa Fe student
• Cooking class to kick off
• Busy season begins for retailers of Gator-themed products
• UF grads popular with job recruiters
• Scholarship contest for students
• Men returned to Suwannee to face homicide charges
• Gator Growl cuts music, adds comic
• Julia a hurricane; Igor continues toward Bermuda
• Too hot to play? Early Gator games raise heated questions
• Students learn about Quran
• Marijuana grow house found in Columbia Co.
• 48 crazy hours
• Working while sick? Study finds even doctors do it
• Flu shots now free at Student Health Care Center
• Too hot to play? Early Gator games raise heated questions
• Commission candidate offering to do chores for cash
• Gainesville tops list of college towns
• Harvin thinks he has migraine fix
• Driver's Ed for Love competes for grant
• Pool player aspires to become the best
• $5 million senior center closer to serving area needs
• Darnell endorses Chestnut rival
• UF math professor proves his skills on 'Jeopardy!'
• Members of women's pool team bond, travel, compete
• Florida officials complain residents not compensated for BP oil spill
• St. Johns water district to discuss land management
• UF in better shape than most once stimulus ends
• County's SAT scores are best in Florida
• Blog: UF launching study-abroad program in Israel
• Gainesville tops list of college towns
• More suspects sought in fatal Alachua Co. shooting
• Family brings ‘feud' to TV
• Update: Gators: Rainey 'not part of the team' after arrest
• Around the Region – Sept. 14, 2010
• Program brings fresh produce to students
• GPD: Grandmother let drunken man molest girl
• Campus organizations host Involvement Carnival
• Flynn named associate dean at UF
• Fans show their love for Tebow in Jacksonville
• Tebow's homecoming brief on Jacksonville's field
• Candidates will be reviewed at election forum tonight
• Holocaust victims remembered: Granite memorial unveiled at B'nai Israel Cemetery
• Gainesville man accused of sexual contact with teen girl
• 2 killed in Afghanistan protests over once-planned Quran burning
• Woman, 49, accused of striking mother
• After Dove World protests, city returns to relative quiet
• Gas prices rising slightly after pipeline leak
• Male inmate accused of sex battery on female inmate at jail
• Gainesville Interfaith Forum promotes peace
• Cooler weather ahead
• Political candidates tailgate with student groups
• Protestors demonstrate, march to Dove center
• Candlelight vigil marks nine years since 9/11 attack
• Cinema verde hosts fundraiser for upcoming film festival
• Community gathers downtown to fight intolerance
• Professor receives $10M grant to study genes, blood pressure
• Officials seek homes for seized horses
• Plenty to do this week
• Around the Region - Sept. 13, 2010
• Around the Region
• Two charged in theft of credit cards
• Fans concerned about the game, not safety issues
• Jones goes from obscurity to world stage
• Cast of colorful demonstrators make their voices heard
• A whirlwind of attention later, Dove World's pastor remains on the fringe
• Tight security, one arrest, few problems at Dove World site
• A show of peace and tolerance
• Company's video game in stores later this year
• Iranian prosecutor ready to release American woman
• Man arrested after he's shot at ex-girlfriend's apartment
• Sheriff’s Office looking for people to adopt horses
• Woman charged in cafe robbery
• 4As forum to host candidates Monday
• Final honors for a soldier
• Holocaust memorial unveiled at B'nai Israel Cemetery
• That's more like it, Gators
• UF police arrest eight people during football game
• People from all walks of life make voices heard
• What he believes Getting his start Former members
• Protesters turn out; area sees just a few incidents
• UF challenges community to use one less car
• Community shows peace, unity on 9/11 anniversary
• GOP works to tie Sink to Obama
• Breathing room: Gators find some rhythm and identity
• Construction finished on Millhopper Publix
• Flood advisory issued for Alachua, Gilchrist
• Man is found dead after house burns
• Police enforce barricade on street to Dove World
• Charges pending in fatal collision
• Police block vehicle at Dove World
• Local church receives threat
• Cast of colorful demonstrators make their voices heard
• People of all faiths join for a display of unity
• UF issues challenge to use one less car
• Man found in vacant house is arrested
• Deputies: Shooting involving corrections officer apparent self-defense
• Around the Region for Sept. 11, 2010
• Police stop attempt by radioman to burn Quran at Dove World
• Innocence panel to analyze 11 cases
• Fallen Marine honored by Santa Fe
• Family, friends pay final honor to fallen Bronson soldier
• Construction finished on Millhopper Publix
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Bob Dylan sets concert date for O'Dome
• Stolen credit cards, marijuana, found in car of two charged with car burglary
• Dove World will not burn Qurans today
• City crew erect metal barricades near Dove World citing safety issues
• (UPDATE) Fewer media remain at Dove World
• Trinity United event prayerfully remembers victims of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Following days of controversial church news, Gators fans focus on football
• Pastor will 'not today, not ever' burn Quran
• Status of Quran burning now uncertain
• Get your 'chomp' on
• UF to pay shooting victim with alumni donations
• Marine killed in Afghanistan given honorary degree
• Annual Gainesville Latino Film Festival kicks off
• Police ask residents to be “extra vigilant” over weekend
• Shands AGH demolition is almost complete
• Texas evangelist says '100 percent' that Quran-burning is off
• Former CFO of medical firm faces charges
• Man apparently squatting at vacant house arrested
• Mike Gamble takes over Howard Bishop
• Bob Dylan to perform in Gainesville
• 'Brutal animal' attacked elderly woman, family says
• Obama says he hopes others won't follow Dove World's example
• Body of Bronson soldier comes home
• Minister says Dove World pastor unlikely to burn Quran
• Around the region - Sept. 10, 2010
• Driver suffers fatal injuries in wreck
• Police Chief Troiano suspended without pay
• Suwannee County man dies in house fire
• UF board hopes to raise revenue
• Dove World pastor issues ultimatum to New York imam
• Smoking ban not stopping some
• Cancellation of Quran burning now uncertain
• County rumor control hot line activated over Dove World
• (Video) Dove center Quran burning suspended, not canceled, Terry Jones says
• Dove pastors to arrive in New York tonight
• Police will stay on high alert despite cancellation of Quran burning
• Media circus surrounds events at Dove World church
• Status of Quran burning appears to be in limbo
• Status of Quran burning appears to be in limbo
• National Guard uses video games to recruit at Reitz
• Prostate health expo on Saturday
• Son of a Preacher Man
• War dead with local ties
• Jobs elude young blacks
• Bracelets counter Dove message
• Santa Fe to hold ceremony for 9/11 anniversary
• Professionals revitalize home 'flipping'
• County fair canceled
• Update: Pastor plans to stand by decision not to burn Qurans
• Rapper T.I. comeback could be derailed with arrest
• Missing UF alum turns up in hospital in Brazil
• Dove World pastor rethinking decision to cancel burning
• Secrets to keeping credit score high
• Kendrick Meek talks student finances and senate race
• Westboro Baptist Church to burn Qurans if Dove doesn't
• Some states haven't changed coke-crack disparity
• UF Hillel celebrates Jewish New Year
• Police, deputies still on alert despite canceled Quran burning
• The shame of Alveda King
• Visitors welcome to newly opened Counseling and Wellness Center
• 'Senseless, brutal animal' attacked elderly Newberry woman, family says
• 'Milk Party' aims to help Fla. children
• Multicultural Greeks perform dance and comedy
• Gator Growl performance grows
• City to charge Dove for security
• Hough Hall namesake has long history as a Gator
• Shands AGH demolition nearly complete
• Around the Region - Sept. 09, 2010
• (Video) Dove to world: Burn will go on
• High Springs police chief suspended three days for inappropriate language
• Silver Alert issued for Clay County man
• Debate at UF canceled
• Update: One killed in Archer Road traffic crash
• 3 indicted in Lake City child abuse, murder case
• Police find body in Gainesville park
• 1,000 join in 'Milk Party' for children
• House party guests accused of stealing
• Doodler graduates to Hyundai
• Bronson soldier returns today under escort by Levy County Sheriffs
• Despite UF settlement, controversy remains
• Attracting worshippers
• Sheriff's Office paints over Dove World sign near mosque
• UF won't host debate for governor's race
• Facing financial fears, positively
• GPD investigating death of man found in park
• Area interfaith service has message of peace
• Faux exit from Iraq
• Smoking still an issue at RTS bus stops despite city ordinance
• It's a very grim future for many black males
• Alachua County Team Wins Askew Award
• Dove center cancels Quran burning
• GS Live: Interfaith Prayer Service for Unity
• Dove World minister determined to hold 9/11 Quran burning
• Genetics researcher lands $9.8 million health grant
• Blog: Is it better to ignore or protest the Quran burning?
• 300 attend interfaith service to counter Quran burning
• ID of shooting victim released
• German church founded by Terry Jones rejects Quran burning
• What they’re saying about Dove World and its Quran burning
• Experts: Gainesville pastor has legal right to burn Qurans
• Area events remember 9/11, respond to Dove World
• Controversy remains, despite UF's settlement with grad student
• UF reaches a settlement with shooting victim Adu-Brempong
• Residents plan opposition to Koran burning in Gainesville
• 4 local companies make national lists for fastest growing, best websites
• Megan's Angel campaign will help families in need throughout Gainesville
• Dancer still gets groove on at 87
• Shands at UF names new COO
• Some of church's neighbors worried
• Student Government hopefuls finish interviews for upcoming election
• UF won't host debate for governor's race
• Around the Region for Sept. 8, 2010
• 96-year-old woman dies of injuries from July attack
• FHP: Man hit, killed by car on Newberry Road Wednesday
• Boating accidents leave man dead, teen injured over weekend
• Disease presents problem for trees around UF
• Despite appeals, Dove World pastor still plans Quran burning
• Still no sheriff, county budget deal
• Shooting review report released
• Party guests accused of coming back to steal from home
• School Board OKs decrease in budget
• 2011-2012 budget allocates $1M for entertainment
• Three indicted in Lake City child abuse, murder case
• Triple murder suspects returning to Suwannee
• Friends of alum reflect on kindness, hard work
• Angelina Jolie condemns planned Quran burning
• All eyes on Dove World
• Silver Alert issued for elderly Clay County man
• Sheriff plans to appeal slashing of dept. budget
• County rumor control hotline activated for Dove World concerns
• Waldo traffic stop leads to drug arrests of two men on a road trip
• Blog: UF is no longer holding gubernatorial debate
• Trial delayed for woman charged in FBI sting
• Grandmother arrested for making false statements
• Two UF students charged with auto burglary
• Mercedes' top U.S. exec is here for ‘Autohaus' opening
• Gainesville man considered missing and endangered
• Megan's Angel campaign will help families in need
• UF consultant recommends policy changes after student shooting
• UF’s Wellness Center holds health fair on North Lawn Wednesday
• Another meeting, no budget deal between sheriff and commission
• Police prepare response to planned Quran burning
• Alpha Phi Omega cleans campus
• Trial delayed for woman charged after FBI sting
• Sept. 11 victims honored with memorial on campus
• Teen arrested after BB gun found on Mebane campus
• Opinions vary about professors cursing
• Top U.S. officials speak against Dove World's plan to burn Qurans
• Authorities: 1,000 homes evacuated in Colo. fire
• Gainesville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Weekly road report for Sept. 7
• Man killed, teen injured in holiday weekend boating accidents
• 96-year-old woman who was brutally beaten dies
• Suwannee County shooting victim ID'd
• Petraeus: Dove World's Quran burning may have global impact
• Drug arrest follows Waldo traffic stop
• Around the region - Sept. 7, 2010
• Blog: UF student’s message: Islam is of the heart
• Rescued Labrador lands arcting role
• Four charged with burglary at Lake City recycling center
• New principal's love of Stephen Foster is longstanding
• GPD: DUI suspect was inhaling nitrous oxide
• Owner of land with Quran-burning sign doesn't 'know what the big fuss is'
• Class-size limits shake up school schedules
• Suspects in triple murder returning to Suwannee County soon
• NYC mayor defends minister's right to burn Quran
• University Police Department may see changes
• Man accused of shooting at his brother in Clay County
• Vatican paper: "No one burns the Quran"
• Questions continue about UPD officer Ettel's dismissal
• Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• VFW opposes planned Sept. 11 Quran burning
• Report: Petraeus says church's plan to burn Qurans endangers US troops
• 96-year-old victim of July beating dies
• Afghans protest Dove World's plans to burn Quran
• Police say suicide attack in NW Pakistan kills 14
• Temps to be high again
• UF grad, Peace Corps volunteer slain
• Plenty to do this week
• Around the Region - Sept. 5, 2010
• Big & Hearty Music Festival draws a big crowd
• Neal on familiar ground at Archer Elementary
• Alachua city reviews Walmart plans
• Fewer students end up at hospital over alcohol
• New ordinance reduces downtown drinking problems
• Music played on despite rain at Big & Hearty Fest
• GSLive Replay: What our sports writers predicted
• Companies making news with medical advances
• Mebane's new principal took long road
• Tailgating toned down
• On economy, who is best: Scott or Sink?
• Around the Region for Sept. 5, 2010
• Foundation holds summit to teach girls about leadership, networking
• Rally for kids will be held at Santa Fe
• Plan calls for transit-oriented development near Archer Road
• County wants to change how we live, get around
• Rough start for Gators
• 2 die in head-on collision after one swerves to avoid bicyclist
• Labor Day weather forecast: sun, lower humidity
• Peace Corps volunteer, UF grad killed in Africa
• ‘Big and Hearty' festival features more than 50 bands
• Five arrested at UF football game
• Around the Region - Sept. 4
• Man, 24, accused of child abuse after roughhousing
• At Glen Springs, new principal rises quickly
• Indonesian Muslims protest plan to burn Quran
• Police dog aids in the arrest of pair
• Girls get a taste etiquette, empowerment
• Florida is growing again, but very slowly
• Indonesians rally against Dove World’s plan to burn Quran
• Short on players, PKY is still battling
• Gators struggle in season opener
• Gator fans urged to stay hydrated in heat
• Early game time a complicating factor for tailgaters
• Mebane's Manda Bessner: She took her time to become principal
• Gameday guide
• At the Stadium
• With just 18 players, P.K. Yonge still battles
• Suspect in custody in Live Oak slaying
• Starke man critical after Thursday crash
• Short on players, PKY is still battling
• Shoe, eggs hurled at ex-Brit PM Blair in Dublin
• GS Live: Pregame show live until kickoff
• Archer man is charged in fatal April crash
• Rally for kids set for Wednesday at SFC
• No fair: County pulls plug on event over unpaid bills after 40-year run
• Boxscore
• Website brings local food with no delivery charge
• Beat the heat of game day with lots of fluids, electrolytes
• Alachua County News - CodeRED Notification System Sign Up
• Uf now offers on-campus passport services
• GPD uses police dog to catch suspect after traffic stop
• Peaceful Paths shelter opens new facility to public
• GPD officer to be tested for HIV after scratch from suspect
• City will offer hardship exemption on fire fee for some residents
• Police question scientist in Miami airport scare
• UF colon cancer study gets $1.52 million NIH grant
• Former egg farm workers say complaints ignored
• Navigator shuttle service will offer a different feel
• CodeRED helps alert residents in emergency situations
• The potential for bedbugs is lurking out there
• Earl on path to Northeast
• Alachua County News: Conference Grant Workshop
• Gainesville to offer hardship exemption for some residents on fire service fee
• Suspect linked to Live Oak slaying in custody
• Weekend auction will benefit Cedar Key Welcome Center
• Around the Region - Sept. 3
• Game day preparation
• Steinhatchee woman survives crash, could face charges
• From hustling watermelons to buying motor coaches
• UF’s Newell Hall evacuated after elevator motor caused smoke
• U.S. 301 improvements to begin Tuesday
• County, sheriff still split on budget
• City, county see drop in crime rates
• Big and Hearty featuring more than 50 bands
• Bronson soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Course uses popular video game to teach business
• Archer man arrested in fatal April crash
• Suspect arrested in break-in at Gainesville clothing store
• Gainesville named top college town
• Prison worker is on leave while fatal shooting is investigated
• Officers planning DUI crackdown for holiday weekend
• Tailgate toss
• For Nannette Dell, rise to principal came swiftly
• Search begins for fall Student Government candidates
• Alachua County Fair not happening this year, officials say
• Mazda 6: A car for all occasions
• Southwest Rec debuts state-of-the-art hand scanners
• Chiefland man seriously hurt in wreck
• Peaceful Paths holds open house with tours of new building
• Campus, local groups weigh in on NYC mosque
• Wanted: students to help in campus cleanup on Sunday
• Mastermind behind tax evasion schemes, three others sentenced
• Local used-car prices a bargain
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Welcome to the 'Gator Den'
• Fair touts benefits of alternative transportation
• The potential for bedbugs is lurking out there
• Sheriff sticking to her guns in budget dispute
• Bed-bug invasions on the rise
• County Commission, sheriff still contentious, still split on budget
• Around the Region – Sept. 2
• Local Muslims say violence won't solve Dove problem
• UF colon cancer study gets $1.5 million NIH grant
• Local veterans, experts consider Iraq War's end
• Area Internet may get Google boost
• 20-year-old man fatally shot in Suwannee County
• Deputies say spurned suitor threatened to shoot woman in the feet
• UF information center opens at Santa Fe College
• From hustling watermelons to buying motor coaches
• Ex-deputy pleads not-guilty in bribery case
• P.K. Yonge laptop is stolen with student, employee records
• Religious leaders call for solidarity against Quran burning
• Bailey drops his commission bid
• It's UF Black Alumni Weekend
• Going to the beach? Beware of rip currents
• Electric bills reflect a hot summer
• Women in White learn virtuous living
• Delays possible for local travelers due to Earl
• Rebates make new AC a hot deal
• Big condo deals
• Navigator shuttle service will offer a different feel
• The family recipe
• Suspect arrested in break-in at Gainesville clothing store
• Programs offer up to $3,500 in AC savings
• Two suspects arrested in triple homicide
• Rams face Buchholz in season opener
• Croslin, Cummings' accomplice gets 15 years
• Soldier from Bronson killed in Afghanistan
• High hopes for Gators despite questions
• Alachua County News - Labor Day Waste Collection
• DUI, underage drinking crackdown this Labor Day weekend
• At odds with County Commission, sheriff voices her disgust
• Bailey drops out of County Commission race
• Chiles expected to exit Florida governor’s race
• As the summer sizzles, so does electricity use
• Aug. confidence improves slightly
• Gainesville man accused of carjacking moped
• Former Alachua County sheriff's Deputy is indicted for bribery
• Two homeless men accused of robbing another homeless man
• FWC: Low oxygen levels likely caused Lake Santa Fe fish kill
• Former Alachua County sheriff's deputy is indicted for bribery
• Panel cites examples of gender bias in the media
• Cretul: No need for Fla. special session on spill
• Night out on town ends with 2 cousins charged with robbery
• Blog: Website names Gainesville as top college town
• Crime rates fall by double digits in city, county
• Blog: Muslim groups condemn threats against Dove World
• Stolen laptop had 8,300 student, employee records
• Watch out for high surfs and rip currents on Labor Day
• Sheriff 'disgusted' with commission
• Former Alachua Co. deputy enters not-guilty plea in bribery case
• Around the region - Sep. 1
• Alachua County's Community Update - August 30, 2010
• Nonprofits upset with allocation of funds
• Termite saliva may hold key to biofuels
• Reward offered for info in Suwannee triple murder
• Fla. Supreme Court may hear biomass case
• Mister Mozert and the Mermaids
• Police: Mom went to work, left child alone
• Student Senate denounces Quran burning
• Discovery gunman shot dead; 3 hostages safe
• Letter says assassins plan to kill Dove World pastor
• UF T-shirt, fleece supplier pays workers living wages
• Peaceful Paths to showcase new design at open house
• Police conducting safety detail issue 27 tickets
• French documentarist captures Gator Nation on film
• Veterans, experts worry over U.S. pullout from Iraq
• Dolphins’ Crowder sidelined with a right leg injury
• August consumer confidence sees slight improvement
• Blog: Former Sen. Graham proposes UF seafood contest to benefit Gulf
• Four killed in overnight Marion County crash
• Stolen P.K. Yonge laptop had 8,300 student, employee records
• Panel cites examples of gender bias in the media
• UF may host first gubernatorial debate
• Florida governor debate changes date
• Mastermind behind tax evasion schemes sentenced
• Agreement reached on center for homeless
• Grooveshark in Time's top five
• Call for help lands suspected Lake City arsonist in custody
• Sheriff's and social services funding going to County Commission today
• LGBTQ club kicks off year
• Another fundraiser held on behalf of Sebastian
• GED holders get free educational services at Santa Fe
• Letter says assassins will kill Dove World pastor
• Around the region - Aug. 31, 2010
• Something fishy: Rotting shad cause stink in local lake
• Nonprofits upset, say funding process has grown ‘political’
• Man arrested after fight over purse
• Local group sues state over funding for education
• Tickets remain for UF season opener
• Tebow may have moved up to No. 2
• Ad agency pays former intern for good grades at UF
• Ex-deputy indicted for bribery
• Columbia residents hit by phone scam
• County, city tackle homeless center funding, EPA plan for Cabot-Koppers Superfund site
• Reward offered for info in Suwannee triple murder
• Officials: Teen robbed house
• With start of school, a complementary curriculum begins
• Police: Mother went to work, left toddler home alone
• Suwannee triple-murder suspect arrested
• County human trafficking trial reset for December
• McDonald's worker charged with child negelct
• More opt to rent textbooks
• Fall recreation programs about to begin
• A night out ends with two Alachua Co. robbery arrests
• FWC officer seriously injured in weekend boating accident
• Suspect in pistol-whipping robbery arrested
• Property Appraiser's website to feature advertising
• Two-week police crackdown focuses on pedestrian safety
• Veteran Gainesville Police spokesman leaving for FDLE
• Gainesville crime index down for first half of 2010
• Flights to study changes to the environment
• Senate hopeful speaks at Panera Bread
• UF might be hosting first gubernatorial debate Oct. 4
• 3 storms loom yet Fla. in clear
• Project Haiti sponsors 5K run
• Sheriff's, social services funding go to County Commission Tuesday
• Florida NRCS Announces Signup Cutoff Date For Three Key Farm Bill Programs
• Cultural festival celebrates Indian customs, traditions
• Business ads coming to Property Appraiser's website
• Buy SMART in September
• Beatles cover band plays for 750 people downtown
• More options than buying books
• UF President Machen christens Gator Wesley church
• Man arrested after fight with pregnant woman, wheelchair-bound grandmother
• Gator Nights hits 10-year mark
• Blog: UF gubernatorial debate might move to Oct. 4
• Emmy night is big for first-timers
• Sweepstakes scam hits Columbia residents
• Weekly road report for Aug. 30
• Teenage girl accused of Alachua County robbery
• Gas prices to rise briefly, then fall again
• Veteran GPD officer leaving for FDLE
• Police say 3 caught breaking car windows on UF campus
• Alachua Co. human trafficking trial reset for December
• ‘Mad Men,' ‘Modern Family' tops at Emmys
• One suspect arrested in Suwannee Co. murder
• Couple cruises Ocala in classic restored car
• Blog: Ads coming to Property Appraiser's website
• Around the Region for Aug. 30, 2010
• FWC officer seriously injured in weekend boating accident
• Crist, Meek talk economy
• Progress Party back in Student Government
• Officers seize guns, electronics, cash after cocaine arrest
• Plenty to do this week
• Gamers compete in tournament at Reitz
• Sentencing in Dixie satellite TV theft case delayed
• U.S. wasted billions in rebuilding Iraq
• Asian student groups perform
• Deputies: Man found dead after beating woman, setting fire to mobile home
• Fish kill plagues Lake Santa Fe
• Beach Break Salon lets clients sit back and relax
• Three charged in robbery of woman
• Horror film on student killings premieres tonight
• Around the Region for August 29, 2010
• Volcano quiet for 400 years erupts in Indonesia
• Sinkholes form at Ocala subdivision
• Muslims donate nearly $1 billion to Pakistan
• Lake Santa Fe endures fish kill
• ER visits for concussions soar among kid athletes
• Man charged in robbery at cafe
• US wasted billions in rebuilding Iraq
• Gator Wesley Center is unveiled
• New video shows emotional trapped Chilean miners
• Looking for a condo? Big deals all around
• The view from inside the Emmy Awards
• Cranston of 'Breaking Bad' wins drama acting Emmy
• Researchers to take to the skies over Putnam County
• Officials urge preparedness as storms churn in the Atlantic
• Three Special Board Meetings
• Home plus school
• Hurricane Earl barrels toward eastern Caribbean
• Man kicks in two apartments' doors, police say
• Deputy follows clues, pins burglary on neighbor
• Mayor's first 100 days: How has Lowe done?
• School counselor charged in sex case
• Judge hears opposition to biomass plant
• Around the Region - Aug. 28, 2010
• Scott strong in pockets of state
• Three jailed in home burglary
• Man accused of skimmer fraud now in county's jail
• Programs offer up to $3,500 in air conditioner savings
• Smooth sailing marks first week of dress code
• Looking for a condo? It's a buyer's market, and how
• Beck says US has 'wandered in darkness' too long
• Imam behind NYC mosque faces divisions over center
• First week of school ends with students mostly adhering to dress code
• Loot found at home with prior troubles
• Man accused of owing $73,860 in taxes
• Student group recreates 1913 suffrage march
• Fla. teen accused of planning school shooting
• Officials unsure of how grant money will be spent
• Three arrested in connection with home burglary
• Hawthorne men charged with grand theft auto
• Authorities find stolen items while condemning home
• Man, 72, walking 2,700 miles to inspire others to be more active
• Project Haiti holds 5K run, return to Haiti uncertain
• No signs of foul play after man's body discovered in Lake City
• Suspect in credit card skimmer case brought to Gainesville
• Workshops aim to help turn innovative ideas into companies
• Gainesville projected for big jump in high-pay jobs
• Ceremony pays tribute to slain students
• Another businessman accused of not filing sales taxes
• 3 found dead in Suwannee home
• Former school worker charged in child-sex case
• Report: Couple tied to robberies
• Money in the air: Fla. to begin offering rebates for efficient ACs
• Around the Region - Aug. 27
• Study shows teen ears are damaged by loud noises
• Man facing possible life sentence in attack
• Group attemping to stop biomass plant
• Truck driver injured in crash to avoid small car
• Machen pushes UF to be a 'global beacon'
• RTS sets record for riders in day
• PSC meets Tuesday to discuss Progress Energy proposal
• Suit over state's education funding may move ahead to trial
• Construction on 23rd Avenue to begin
• DC's 'truth, honor' rally tests Glenn Beck's power
• Woman charged with child neglect
• UF cadets showcase ROTC during demonstration
• Reported fire at federal building turns out to be tar
• Plenty left to do on Main St.
• Ceremony pays tribute to victims of 1990 killings
• Recession may have pushed US birth rate to new low
• Machen talks future
• 100 days in for Lowe
• RTS sets a ridership record
• Levy deluge tops 8 inches over 8 hours
• After 20 years, recalling 'a time that brought this city to its knees'
• Lawsuit challenging state's education funding and policies may move to trial
• Local clergy coming together for a response to Dove World's Sept. 11 plans
• Alumni forgo framing, print art on glass
• Main Street roadwork project inches toward University and Main
• One arrested in gas pump skimmer case
• Poster sale a tradition for three decades
• UF research awards grow by 18%, Machen says
• Marking a somber milestone
• Delta Upsilon wins awards at conference
• No signs of foul play in death of Lake City cyclist
• Student Government OKs budget for next school year
• Man, 24, charged with imprisoning his 66-year-old girlfriend
• Police catch suspected ‘skimmer scammer'
• Entrepreneurship workshops start Monday
• Feature photo: Practice makes perfect
• Ground zero's boundaries evolve in mosque debate
• Meyer hosts student forum
• Blog: Dove World’s fire permit denied again
• UF enrollment stays steady but not highest in state
• Student Senate OKs boost in funding for ‘big three’
• Mom says thanks for the 'prayers and the fundraisers' for Kaedyn
• Four arrested in apparent Dixie County meth bust
• Area woman charged with child neglect; 2nd in two days
• Focus now switches to November
• GPD: 2 robbery suspects may be tied to cases in Marion, Putnam
• Quran burning raises fear of violence here, elsewhere
• Three apparently shot to death in Suwannee Co. home
• Around the region - Aug. 26, 2010
• Message to hunters: Keep an eye out for Harrier parts
• Woman charged with child neglect
• Police nab Hawthorne men accused of grand theft auto
• Blog: Does Dove World hurt UF's recruiting efforts?
• Event honors Gainesville's role in women's movement
• Man facing possible life sentence in Gainesville attack
• Perry to run against Paugh
• Deputy follows his nose to Dixie County meth lab
• Sebastian's friends and family raise reward
• Toads singing after Levy rains
• The heat subsides
• Hazardous Waste Collection Program Receives Awards
• Aziz Ansari to headline Gator Growl
• Einstein Notes ditches storefront, slashes paper waste
• Around the region - Aug. 25
• Machen speaks to crowd at ribbon-cutting for rec center
• Reitz Union stages first-ever open house on Thursday
• Jaworski re-elected as county judge
• Weather dampens turnout in primaries
• Contested primaries out of the way, it's on to the general election
• Brown and Yost win in primaries
• Primaries see increase in early, absentee voting
• Local clergy come together to respond to Dove World
• Florida a winner in education grant race
• Sorority hopefuls race to end of Bid Day
• Drug cartel suspected in massacre of 72 migrants
• Pinkoson wins Dem primary
• Aziz Ansari to headline 2010 Gator Growl
• Tropical Storm Earl forms in the Atlantic
• Paulson wins with majority to claim board seat
• Glitches were few during primary voting day
• Officials, experts fret over violence that Quran burning could incite
• Pinkoson, Paulson earn wins
• Pinkoson, Paulson elected; 2 school races go to runoff
• Child found wandering alone, woman charged with neglect
• Home sales lag locally, statewide
• ASO, Crime Stoppers team up for archery fundraiser
• Marion officials: Still unclear if deputy hit car
• Air conditioners stolen from Columbia County Baptist church
• Only a few glitches for area primary
• One arrested in gas pump skimmer case
• Porter wins her GOP contest, will face Boyd
• Main Street project open house scheduled for Thursday
• Stearns turns back primary challenge
• Blog: A mega-distortion about Gainesville's Dove World
• Enrollment holds steady as UF begins a new term
• Alachua County election results
• Sheriff’s Office investigates missing evidence
• July Gainesville home resales drop 21 percent from year ago
• Around the region - Aug. 24, 2010
• Blog: Study finds UF faculty, students have liberal bias
• Parking woes mark first day at SFC
• Polling places running smoothly on primary day
• 3 School Board seats, 1 judgeship up for grabs today
• Student competes in National Geographic photo contest
• 4 charged in two unrelated child abuse cases
• Student studies mosquitoes, hopes to decrease disease
• $16.3M rec center opens today
• Tournament to raise money for children
• Heavy traffic greets dawn of another school year
• Bars forced to restrict access
• Sakai continues transition as e-Learning platform
• Meyer to host town hall forum with students
• Bats take up residence on top floor of Weimer Hall
• UF donor Davis dies of cancer
• Keystone Heights man accused of stealing beer
• First day brings plenty of excitement for teachers and kids
• Dixie deputy injured in crash
• Ochsenius family drops off fundraiser fliers at Buchholz
• Man charged with using nun chucks on roommate
• Columbia deputies looking for rifleman in store robbery
• Doors open at 6 tonight for those wishing to view election results
• FDLE probes fatal Marion chase
• 'Parks and Recreation' comic Aziz Ansari to headline Growl
• Bern Notice
• Dunnellon man drowns in St. Johns River
• UF no longer holds spot as top Florida university
• Ochsenius family drops off reward, fundraiser fliers at Buchholz
• Students enjoy, discuss rennovated gym
• Enrollment holds steady as UF begins new semester
• Video stores still in business
• Weekly road report for Aug. 23
• Fraternity awards scholarships to graduates
• Gas prices fall across Florida
• Machen: We need to reject Dove World
• Dispute between two former felons lands both in jail
• UF student's hand severed in accident
• GPD arrests suspect in air conditioner metal theft
• Tainted eggs lead to more questions
• Blog: UF's drop in rankings highlights funding cuts
• Around the Region Aug. 23
• County Commission: No evening meeting Tuesday
• Man with rifle robs Ellisville store
• Plenty to do this week
• Excitement, nerves mark first day at Kanapaha Middle School
• Man arrested after police discover a mobile methamphetamine lab in pick up
• Chestnut's goal: $9.7M for Shands
• For some, first day of school is an easy transition
• Art benefactor bequeaths $4.2 million in Asian art to Harn Museum
• Police chase in Williston ends in death
• Update: Woman, teen sought in robbery at Phoenix Apartments
• FHP IDs pedestrian killed in I-10 crash
• Welcome back, UF students
• Dunnellon man accused of firing shot outside LaCrosse bar
• Are the eggs sold at my supermarket safe to eat?
• Traffic snarls, dress code compliance on first day of school
• Boy dead after being found in resort pool
• What you need to know for school
• UF honors professor to appear on Jeopardy! episode
• Four people arrested in separate Levy child abuse cases
• US Senate Candidate Kendrick Meek Signs Giant Letter To EPA
• Gators get glow on despite 10-percent tanning tax
• Blog: Events planned to counter Quran burning
• Chase ends in fatality in Williston
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero get heated
• South Fla. advocates march for immigration reform
• UF student has hand severed at UF Equine Research Center
• Schools are back in session Monday
• Tebow buzz grows loud in Denver
• Officials tell how to combat child sex crimes
• Around the Region - Aug. 22, 2010
• New rules for crossing guards may affect Gainesville drivers
• Two men die in separate accidents
• Rod Smith, Meek and Gelber all converge on Gainesville
• Will money be deciding factor in area races?
• Memories of student murders fade for some, not all
• US troops unlikely to resume combat duties in Iraq
• Police: Man said he sold drugs to support his baby
• History shows: Local candidate who raises most money usually wins
• 48 hours after pleading in one DUI case, man arrested in another
• Schools are back in session Monday, and school uniforms will be required
• Will jail time unlock secrets to Haleigh?
• Tropical depression forms in the Atlantic
• 20 years later, student murders are off the radar for many at UF
• Software firm is filling openings in Gainesville
• EPA extends Cabot-Koppers comment period until Oct. 15
• City: Fat Tuscan may have later hours, music
• Gainesville sees jobless rate climb to 9 percent
• Around the Region - Aug. 21
• Market Street Pub closes; may reopen
• Santa Fe expects largest enrollment ever
• Haleigh's dad pleads guilty to drug charges
• GPD: Beer thief arrested after fight with store clerk
• Woman accused of having sex with 15-year-olds
• Two men die in separate accidents
• K-9 finds robbery suspect under bed
• Keystone man fatally stabbed amid argument
• Traffic stop in Waldo leads to drug charges
• Man hit with pipe, may lose eye
• Ronald Cummings pleads guilty to drug trafficking
• Software firm is seeking to fill 45 openings in Gainesville
• City makes headway in refining Butler Plaza expansion
• Rebates available soon on energy-saving AC, heat pumps
• Military hearing held to consider punishment in love-triangle attack
• SFC expecting its largest-ever enrollment on Monday
• Two indicted in Columbia Sheriff's theft
• EPA extends Koppers comment period until Oct. 15
• Summer grads reminisce about time spent at UF
• Smith: We have an opportunity to change Florida
• Market Street Pub closes -- but may reopen
• Keeping the Faith
• Labor force turning 'green'
• Recall expands to more than half a billion eggs
• Parking induces migraines for student commuters
• Around the Region - Aug. 20
• New rules for crossing guards may affect drivers
• Candidates, student groups gear up for primaries
• Law enforcement to crack down on DUIs
• In 18-month-old missing girl case, time in jail for key figures could lead to break
• Bad high-school habits can make transition harder
• Business leader speaks out about employee theft
• GPD: Man said he had cocaine to support baby
• Common perception of Greeks more myth than reality
• Newberry teacher busy with Gulf spill
• Dunedin couple charged with drug trafficking
• ABCs of Gainesville
• Commission discusses Butler Plaza expansion
• GPD: Beer thief arrested after fight with Lil' Champ's clerk
• Cultural attractions worth a visit
• Does local firm have infection solution?
• Police dog finds robbery suspect under bed
• Students have options when buying books
• International gangs likely behind recent card skimmers
• Lake City woman accused of sex with 15-year-old boys
• No car, no problem: alternative transportation plentiful
• Gainesville man convicted of DUI Tuesday, arrested again Thursday
• Drinking, parking top list of gameday problems
• Fat Tuscan gets OK to extend its hours
• Renovated SW Rec highlights UF recreation offerings
• Gainesville-area jobless rate increases to 9 percent
• Gainesville area offers plenty of ways to enjoy nature
• Around the Region for Aug. 19, 2010
• Could Gainesville biotech company have solution to fighting infection?
• Greene comes to town, Meek here Saturday
• Key goal for State Rep.'s third term: reinstate $9.7 million for Shands
• Man takes guard's gun, robs cafe
• When classes begin, Newberry teacher will be busy with oil spill
• Meet your teachers at many schools today, Friday
• FHP looks for comments during reaccreditation process
• More rain, 90-degree days ahead
• Deputy: Archer woman hits man in face with gun
• UF students embrace new way to find roomies
• Florida authorities to crack down on drunken driving
• Gainesville boy bitten by shark near Crescent Beach
• Credit card skimmers may be part of international scam
• September Extension Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Officials say man hit woman on head then stole her purse
• Road to be designated in honor of fallen Marine
• Police: Man went on rampage in front of kids
• UPD releases sketch of robbery suspect
• Fresh outfits
• Back out to sea
• Tebow holds side during drills, leaves Broncos practice early
• Job fair attracts those with 'green' skills
• Urban Meyer says he's committed to Gainesville
• Coxson released by UF
• Dove World told it can't burn Qurans
• Vikings' Harvin has migraine attack at practice
• For Ashlyn, danger signals are off
• September Extension Environmental Horticulture Programs
• Man on drug offender probation charged with child abuse
• Harris pushed forest issues
• Police: Gainesville man knocked woman down, stole her purse
• New Metcalfe principal eager to start the year
• Lowell guard accused of bringing a joint to the joint
• Sheriff rejects more cuts
• Stretch of SR 26 to be dedicated in honor of fallen Marine
• Alcohol-energy drink craze fueling concern among experts
• Robber takes guard's gun, robs Gainesville Internet cafe
• Meyer pays tribute to longtime GPD officer who died
• UF dorms fill with Facebook friends, RoomBug roomies
• County joins class-size amendment suit
• Personal income up slightly in Gainesville
• Gainesville's Chris Chestnut named a ‘Best Advocate of the Year'
• A little more rain ahead, but 90-degree days will continue
• Job fair offers foot in the door
• Fort Lauderdale man killed, three others seriously injured in wreck
• State cuts back on inmate work crews
• UPD releases sketch of July robbery suspect
• Rod Smith tapped as Sink's running mate
• Gainesville boy apparently bitten by shark at Crescent Beach
• Lawyer: Misty Croslin heard cousin attack Haleigh
• Women’s prison in Lowell battles water problems
• Around the Region - Aug. 18
• Gainesville denies Dove World a permit to burn Quran
• Syringe near vehicle leads to meth arrest
• 22 rehabbed sea turtles released off Cedar Key after oil spill
• Judges took same path back to bench
• Thursday jobs fair targets construction, manufacturing trades
• Croslin pleads no contest to drug charges
• Area's record heat wave at Day 43
• City breaks hot weather record
• Alachua County joins class-size amendment suit
• Darnell, Troiano at odds over grant
• Nothing more that can be cut, Darnell says
• Frustration over finding uniforms
• For researchers, girl's pain-free life a study in genetic mutation
• Early voting ends Saturday
• Ex-NASA worker admits stealing space suit
• Smaller FDOC budget means fewer inmate work squads
• Hood: No decision yet on whether Miss. will sue BP
• Syringe beside parked vehicle leads to meth arrest
• Study: 1 in 5 teenagers has slight hearing loss
• Lawyer: Misty Croslin heard cousin attack Haleigh
• Fort White woman killed in head-on collision
• Fighters sent after violation of Air Force 1 space
• Downtown letter carriers may move to new location
• Children’s Home Society asks for school supplies
• Summerhill subdivision may enter foreclosure
• Nothing more that can be cut, Darnell says
• Area pilot credits training for surviving crash
• Mourners pay respects to Ted Stevens in Anchorage
• U.S. News: Miami eclipses UF as top state school
• Teen sex not always bad for school performance
• Man charged after found with girl, 12
• Chris Chestnut named 'Best Advocate of the Year'
• Around the Region - Aug. 17, 2010
• Rod Smith tapped as Alex Sink's running mate
• FluMist to expand to high schools; one dose covers flu, H1N1
• Gainesville man charged with contributing to delinquency of a minor
• Area groups look to CHOICES for funds
• Brooker man accused of hitting 77-year-old grandfather
• Meet the Gators
• eBay purchase turns out to be stolen phone
• Farm workers needed for UF study
• Waldo Dollar General moving to larger building
• Burglars try - but fail - to steal Walgreens ATM
• Man, 87, dead at scene of single-vehicle crash
• Misty Croslin pleads no contest in drug-trafficking case
• No trauma found in man's death in Lake City
• Workshop on EPA Proposed Plan hosted by City/County representatives
• Report: Cancer is the world's costliest disease
• Plenty to do this week
• Border Patrol sees spike in suicides
• Weekly road report for August 16, 2010
• Darnell, Troiano dispute leads to investigation
• Area's 41 consecutive days in 90s ties record
• Downtown postal carriers may relocate
• Tebow sees flashbulbs, scores touchdown in pro debut
• Area pilot's Air Force training helped him survive crash
• Main Street work continues today
• Heat wave hits record 42 days
• Around the Region - Aug. 16, 2010
• Parents find uniform shopping is hit or miss
• Teachers prepare for new year
• Alachua County's Community Update - August 13, 2010
• Area pilot OK after crashing off Keys
• Economy pushes gas prices down
• UF expands its global reach
• Ex-police chief honored at funeral
• Around the Region - Aug. 15, 2010
• Back to School Rally offers gifts and encouragement to avoid fighting
• 2 Special Budget Meetings
• Buying online? State wants taxes
• AP-GfK polls show Obama losing independents
• Gainesville firm lands $2.8M deal
• Stock market apt to stay difficult for some time
• Negative ads turn primary nasty
• GOP senator suggests mosque will be election issue
• Slain teen's family hopes new school year brings break in case
• Ohio strip club owner, pastor to meet over feud
• Construction on next stretch of Main Street to begin Monday
• Tea party activists rally on Arizona-Mexico border
• Alachua County News - Public Hearing On Comprehensive Plan Update
• Kaymer wins PGA in playoff; Johnson out on penalty
• Hottest summer on record
• Gainesville pilot doing well after plane crashes off the Keys
• Gator loyalists gather for Fan Day
• UF, Santa Fe offer joint online degree programs
• Alachua wins Babe Ruth World Series
• Many pay tribute to ex-Chief Atkins Warren
• Undefeated Alachua faces Brusly for championship
• Levy nuclear plant gets tentative OK from NRC
• Few local races to be on ballot in rural areas
• University awarded 2 projects to study Gulf oil spill's effects
• Free backpacks, school tips today at rally
• Teen gets life for killing WWII veteran
• Bear cub survives 10 days with jar on head
• Helping out is costly for Good Samaritan
• Body found outside motel in Lake City
• Around the Region - August 14, 2010
• Fanning Springs man charged with auto theft
• Top Sunni college Al-Azhar University blasts Dove World
• Amnesty on overdue 'use taxes' will last until Sept. 30
• State Farm cuts out long-time discounts, policy rates increase
• Negativity is dominating as primary nears
• Florida drug sentences too harsh?
• Gainesville's Prioria Robotics wins $2.8 million contract to make drones
• Shooting has cost UF $88K, but that's just for starters
• Being fight-free part of the message at back-to-school rally
• Undefeated Alachua goes for Babe Ruth title today
• Distance learning applies to those nearby, too
• Authorites hope new school year might bring new clues to Sebastian's shooting
• 'Bama misspells 'Mississippi' on football tickets
• Free back-to-school haircuts offered next week in Gainesville, Bronson
• Sen. Nelson hears Koppers complaints
• Good Samaritan robbed helping motorists
• New interim dean named for College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Bob Graham's collection at UF: Minutia, more
• Levy County nuclear plant receives federal backing
• What's on the ballot in counties surrounding Gainesville
• Good Samaritan stabbed on U.S. 441
• Federal government: Relief well must go forward
• State Farm cuts back on discounts to clients
• Meyer, other coaches discuss agents with NFL
• Ag tag paying off for students
• Florida's minimum mandatory laws produce uneven sentences
• Obama to sign $600 million border security bill
• 3 kids buy airplane tickets, fly alone to Tenn.
• Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to start next week
• Beloved veteran police officer dies
• Alachua goes for Babe Ruth title today
• Businessman accused of not filing sales tax returns
• UF has spent $88,000 so far in wake of grad student's shooting
• Institute on Aging opens new Health Promotion Center at UF
• UF awarded two projects to study oil spill's effects
• Toddler drowns in backyard pool
• Blog: Tax-free back-to-school deals from Belk to Big Lots
• Fire chief: OT 'under control' in county
• Teen gets life for shooting World War II veteran from Archer
• Should creationism be taught in schools?
• Jarhead: the Weirsdale bear cub that beat the odds
• Jury awards $6.2M in malpractice suit against Shands
• Dr. Laura apologizes for saying N-word on the air
• 3 accused of beating, robbing homeless man
• Free haircuts offered for the start of school year
• Around the Region - Aug. 13, 2010
• Nev. accident leaves 2 miners missing, feared dead
• Retailers ready for flood of tax-free, back-to-school shopping
• Backpacks to back-to-school information at weekend rally
• Dixie deputies: Good Samaritan robbed after assisting trio
• District works to finish school projects
• 'Actor' hard to read
• Alachua County News: Special Budget Meeting - August 12, 2010
• 'Medical minutes'
• Man charged for rooftop copper theft
• A lesson for youth
• Three suspects arrested in beating of homeless man
• Alicia Keys, producer marry
• New ag tag to help pay for Florida Agriculture in the Classroom
• Cancel hate outreach
• Good Samaritan stabbed while coming to another's aid
• Ford designer gains recognition
• Blog: Details announced for Sen. Nelson’s Gainesville meeting
• Private school pinch
• Gas stations combat card skimmers
• Progress’ planned nuke plant scores a victory
• Around the Region - Aug. 12, 2010
• Gainesville business owner charged with failing to file sales taxes
• UF hires its first info security officer
• Local man charged in Ponzi scheme
• Top Muslim university condemns local church's plan to burn Quran
• Institute on Aging opens new Health Promotion Center
• UF Brain Institute has new leader
• Blog: Forbes finds UF is one of nation's best buys
• Veteran GPD officer dies of cancer
• Waldo traffic stop leads to drug bust
• New class of African singers, rappers emerges
• Three days of tax-free school shopping start Friday
• Local leaders responding to Quran burning
• New Life hosting BLAAZE youth conference
• Tax-free back-to-school shopping days kick off Friday
• Part of Dove World will go on tax rolls
• Off to school, we go
• Sen. Nelson fields residents' concerns about Koppers
• Officer fired over shooting of UF grad student
• Peak of storm season to be busy
• Jury awards $6.2M in malpractice suit against Shands
• Push to bring back Lincoln High School
• Boy, nearly 2, drowns in backyard pool
• Low-carb diet better for HDL
• Chief: Overtime 'under control' in county fire department
• Cut to food inspections hits 'vulnerable populations'
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• Family marks anniversary of Haleigh's disappearance
• UPD dismisses officer, reports policy violations in student shooting
• Officials ID man killed in shooting
• Private schools' new year begins, with more families needing financial aid
• Gainesville man charged with DUI after car collision
• Local leaders forming response to Quran burning
• Man charged with abuse of 4-year-old
• Red tape on gas pumps will help alert consumers to tampering
• Grant will help UF conduct research into group of freshwater fish
• Gainesville man charged in $1M alleged Ponzi scheme
• Positively pro-Tebow
• Part of Dove World will go on tax rolls
• County to repave CR 325 in Cross Creek
• Brain Institute has new executive director
• Juror excused after shooting testimony
• Next Main Street construction phase to begin Monday
• Dungy the mentor stops by
• Waldo traffic stop results in drug arrest
• Report: Quarter of UF frosh use Facebook to find roomies
• Bloodhounds find missing Alzheimer's patient within 45 minutes
• Putnam car dealer accused of keeping $15,000 in sales tax
• Man with starter pistol arrested on assault, gun charges
• Dungy the mentor stops in Gainesville
• Officer relieved of duty after Kofi Adu-Brempong report
• Inmate hospital costs cause county to tap reserve fund
• School begins with new laptops for St. Francis High freshmen
• Camera helps thwart store robbery try
• Food inspections halted at hospitals, day-cares, nursing homes
• Newcomer faces Bembry for the Florida House District 10 race
• County again dips into reserves to cover inmate hospital costs
• An artist's return
• County moves ahead with plan to repave CR 325
• Pistol in backpack lands ex-con in jail
• Obama signs emergency bill to halt teacher layoffs
• UF and partner to share $6 million teaching grant
• Tropical depression forms in Gulf, heads for spill
• Around the region - Aug. 10, 2010
• US govt sending ground zero mosque imam to Mideast
• Former GPD chief Atkins Warren dies
• Mother's boyfriend accused of scarring 4-year-old
• Stearns faces challenger for Republican primary
• Early voting begins with 394 casting ballots
• Trial set to begin in S.C. killing of area Marine
• Is lack of fluoride hurting kids?
• Gainesville man killed in shooting identified
• Turn signal to be installed at main Hawthorne intersection
• Gainesville man charged with DUI after crash
• Publix to Test Curbside Pick-Up Service
• Gator coaches, players meet the press
• Putnam deputies find meth lab in Interlachen
• Blog: Should UF students be required to report arrests?
• Nurses fear even more ER assaults as programs cut
• Misty Croslin's cousin arrested on drug charges
• Sentencing delayed for ex-Gator broadcaster Babik
• Police respond to late night shooting
• NY governor offers help moving ground zero mosque
• County, water district buy land
• Gators have things to prove
• 1,100 missing in China as Asian flood misery rises
• P.K. Yonge French students honored by Hanrahan
• Critics rain on Spain getaway for first lady
• Around the Region - Aug. 9, 2010
• Plaintiffs give up sex abuse case against Vatican
• Plenty to do this week
• Weekly road report for August 9, 2010
• County to vote on development rules
• Analysts: Crude oil cost to blame for rising pump prices
• Early voting begins today
• Millhopper Roly Poly Sandwiches shop burglarized
• UF hoops booster Augie Greiner dies
• Emmitt Smith apologizes for forgetting UF in Hall speech
• Care void takes toll on kids' teeth
• Two Gainesville teens charged with burglary
• Former Suwannee High football star killed in crash
• Deputies: Man flees store after making bomb threat
• Levy man arrested on drug charges
• Teen dies in Clay County crash
• Art for building's sake
• SWAT team called out after armed man threatens suicide
• Revolver in backpack puts ex-convict back in jail
• Oscar-winner actress Patricia Neal dies at age 84
• Honda recalling nearly 400K vehicles
• History project helping inmates turn lives around
• Fido's food could be making kids sick, report says
• Man, 40, arrested after police chase
• Russia, US chase jet in hijack drill
• Economy rules in state Senate race
• Complex intended to draw UF minds
• Lifelong supporter of UF basketball died Saturday
• Eagle strike in jet's engine halts Alaska flight
• Early voting sites for primary open Monday
• Basketball stars, Obama play hoops for troops
• 40-acre wildfire contained, homes safe north of LA
• Mother-son team open extended-stay hotel
• Around the Region - Aug. 8, 2010
• Could Rod Smith run with Alex Sink?
• UF to host Florida election debate
• New mosques in U.S. face heated debates
• Suicide car bomber kills 8 west of Baghdad
• County Commission, sheriff $625K apart on budget
• NKorea seizes SKorean fishing boat amid tension
• Trio ends tour in vegetable-oil-powered RV
• Ancient bison kill site uncovered in Montana
• Dental care disparity
• Two dead after SUV went off SR 100
• Emmitt Smith enters Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Teams suspend hunt for 34 trapped in Chilean mine
• UF freshman wins contest to submit Klondike video
• Man in jail after admitting to smoking cocaine, kidnapping friend
• Student determined to make bikes more available abroad
• Fires continue to rage in Russia; nuclear center at risk
• Tebow's hair falls prey to veteran hazing
• Colin dissipates as it passes by Bermuda
• Rental truck invasion signals students coming back
• Springs are now a refuge
• County Commission and sheriff are $625K apart on budget
• Suspect in custody after nightclub owner is robbed, shot
• Camp Blanding area will be noisy on Wednesday
• Emmitt Smith looks back as he goes into Hall of Fame
• Might Rod Smith be a candidate again?
• Alachua County News - Florida-Friendly Landscaping Tour and Seminar
• UF threesome conclude nationwide tour in vegetable oil-powered RV
• Driver arrested, accused of pointing gun at trucker
• Man accused of attempting car break-in downtown
• UF student determined to make bikes more available abroad
• Judge's personal life debated after gay ruling
• 'Tommy' Croslin gets 15 years in prison
• 10 county schools fall but overall grade is 'A'
• Around the Region - Aug. 7, 2010
• Coffee house hosts art night
• Gubernatorial debate being planned for UF
• Lake City poised to have 'inland port' for rail, trucks
• UF professor honored with grads
• Around the Region - Aug. 6
• 7,000 students eligible for transfers, tutoring
• Small business owners fret over health-care reform
• State to release school grades
• McCollum, Scott hold hourlong debate
• Frozen yogurt shop, spa, convenience store opening
• 1,300 grads expected at UF ceremonies
• Gainesville resident travels to Haiti, hoping to connect with family roots
• Blog: UF hosting gubernatorial debate in October
• Four candidates hope to fill Cretul's seat in District 22
• Tropical Storm Colin headed toward Bermuda
• Brantley's wait to lead UF finally over
• UF gets 2 Science Foundation grants totaling almost $7M
• Restaurant roundup: Urban Flats, more Asian fare coming
• Moving trucks clog Gainesville ... as usual
• Gators start at No. 3 in coaches' ranking
• Lake City poised to have 'inland port' for rail, truck shipping
• Emotions high as EPA lays out plan for Koppers Superfund site
• PechaKucha night brings artists, local people together
• Alachua County News - CERT Classes Offered
• Tommy Croslin, Misty's brother, gets 15 years for drug trafficking
• Alachua County School District gets an A; no F schools
• Man shot during early-morning robbery in SW Gainesville
• Emotions run high as EPA explains Koppers plan
• Duval reopens on North Main as Mercedes of Gainesville
• New bus route to service Santa Fe students
• Over 7,000 students eligible for either transfers or tutoring
• Alachua biotech’s revenue tops $41M
• FSU alumni bring version of ZipCarts to Gainesville
• Naomi Campbell denies receiving blood diamonds
• Cedar Key feels pain despite being oil free
• Laid-off professor officially reinstated
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• 1 man killed, another seriously injured in crash
• Skimmer victims turn to banks for advice
• Tropical Storm Colin re-forms in Atlantic
• Alachua County News - Mosquito Borne Diseases Alert
• UF employee, student arrested for auto theft
• Obama bets prestige on Senate seat he once held
• Dancing the night away
• Romer, key Obama economic aide, resigning
• One dead, one critically injured in Suwannee crash
• Judge orders protections reinstated for gray wolf
• Bud Chiles brings his campaign to Newberry
• Man charged with strongarm robbery after allegedly robbing pedestrian
• Candidates share conservative leanings
• 5 storylines for UF fall practice
• Edible Plant Project in need of volunteers for its organic farm
• Second victim dies following Levy motorcycle crash
• Health Department issues mosquito-borne illness advisory
• State to release elementary, middle school FCAT scores Friday
• Man, 22, will serve life in prison for robbery conviction
• GPD finds missing man safe and sound
• Union faculty at UF eligible for raises
• Live Oak man arrested on robbery, attempted murder charges
• Mom arrested after bogus kidnapping claim prompts unnecessary Amber Alert
• NACo Places Long on National Committees
• Restaurant roundup: Urban Flats, Asian fare and Wendy's
• Around the Region - Aug. 5, 2010
• Student Government spends $16,000 for officials’ phone bills, meal cards annually
• GOP primary in Fla. House Dist. 22 comes down to jobs
• It's City Wide Revival time
• 2,900 grads to walk
• More than 100 chicks, feed and cages reported stolen
• Mom arrested after bogus kidnapping claim prompts Amber Alert
• RTI Biologics reports 2Q dip in profits, increase in revenue
• Blog: UF and faculty union reach agreemnet on raises
• Student Senate rejects bill cutting SG officials' reimbursements
• Class-size limits could affect more than 3,000 students locally
• Marion hopes I-75 center will capitalize on nearness of UF
• County needs to trim $1 million more to balance budget
• Union faculty at UF eligible for 4 percent raises
• Mayor Lowe calls Dove World Outreach 'an embarrassment'
• Duval reopens on North Main as Mercedes of Gainesville
• County looks to balance budget
• Man, 22, gets life in prison for robbery conviction
• Mayor Lowe: Dove World is 'an embarrassment'
• Candidates vying for House District 11 share conservative leanings
• Police: Man killed his wife, then himself
• Health Department issues mosquito-borne illness advisory
• Challengers look to oust Brown from House
• Oil spill may be near an end, but Cedar Key still suffers
• For young athletes, it's best to play it safe
• Bud Chiles brings his campaign to Newberry
• Class-size rule threatens chaos for area schools
• Woman charged after man reports stabbing
• 2 men accused of stealing scooters
• 5 teens linked to about a dozen burglaries spree
• Bradford County man dies in one-car crash
• Around the Region - Aug. 4, 2010
• Woman ends up in jail after alleged brawl with bartender, waitress
• UF must reinstate laid-off faculty member
• On Gulf, a turning point nears in spill efforts
• Cheez Doodles creator Morrie Yohai dies at 90
• Woman gets 10 years for crash that killed school official
• Deferment program adds textbook rentals
• Oil tops $82; shakes off disappointing reports
• Shands warns cuts will be felt all over
• As leases end, moving day scatters students, stuff
• Tropical Storm Colin forms in the Atlantic
• Around the Region - Aug. 3
• Kofi shooting investigation over by late August
• Gainesville man jailed in Ocala on burglary charge
• Man at DCF center dies
• Sergeant returns to duty
• How to better avoid injury for young athletes
• Fraternity named year’s most outstanding chapter
• Browning poses first GOP challenge in 20 years for Stearns
• Anti-Defamation League cites UF vandalism in report
• Exactech's quarterly revenue up 10%
• County considers private partnership for fairgrounds
• Primary challengers line up to oust Brown from House
• Deputies: Mom, 81, sick, son pawns ring
• Alachua woman hospitalized after colliding with large truck
• July turned up the heat more than usual
• Teens who drowned in La. river from 2 families
• Man charged with kidnapping, assault
• Attempted home invasion robbery on NW 15th St.
• Officer returns to job after near-fatal brush with H1N1
• Columbia County deaths classified as murder-suicide
• Power plant plan dealt blow
• UF football Fan Day set for Aug. 15
• School Board will discuss millage rate and budget
• Teens charged in burglary spree
• UF happy to slide to No. 7 in top party school rankings
• Lake City woman accused of stabbing man in chest
• Woman pistol-whipped, boyfriend shot in Fort White home invasion
• Official: 9 killed in Conn. warehouse shooting
• Weekly road report for Aug. 2
• Woman gets 10 years for crash that killed Bradford educator
• Alachua County News - Two Special Meetings
• Blog: UGA beats UF - as No. 1 party school
• Crash near Jonesville briefly blocks eastbound lanes of Newberry Rd.
• Columbia deputies investigate possible murder-suicide
• School board candidates address issues at forum
• Tug of war over biomass plant
• Oil tops $81, a jump in pump prices could follow
• Plenty to do this week
• Low-carb diet trumps low-fat on 'good' cholesterol
• Around the Region - Aug. 2, 2010
• Two men sought after Columbia County home invasion
• Tebow draws crowd at camp
• Back on patrol after near-death encounter with H1N1
• Incumbent county judge faces challenger
• Man dead after fight at DCF facility in Gainesville
• Sex, salaries, evolution up for debate at School Board candidates' forum
• Charlie Sheen pleads guilty to Aspen assault
• Lots of money for the monkeys, but not enough
• Shands to cut 'safety net' care for patients outside area
• Alachua County Environmental Protection Department: Heightened Concern About Drinking Water
• National Night Out lights up the streets Tuesday
• Average unleaded gas prices in Florida
• Power co-op seeks 1,000-megawatt Gilchrist plant
• Son accused of pawning 81-year-old mother's wedding ring
• McCollum, Scott squaring off in two debates
• Newberry man charged with sex assault, kidnapping
• Willie McKnight to compete in AAU Jr. Olympics
• Tropical depression forms in the Atlantic
• Two arrested for robbery of pizza delivery woman
• County faces $380M road-repair backlog
• National Dance Day a fun time for dancers at all levels
• Poll: Scott leads McCollum in acrimonious governor's race
• Gainesville Television Network to add nightly local newscast
• Around the Region - August 1, 2010
• Officers arrest three at Friday night DUI checkpoint
• Flooding, outages attributed to storms
• Chelsea Clinton weds longtime beau
• Florida lifts its Gulf Coast fishing restrictions
• Newberry woman found with teen charged with sex crime
• No record heat but plenty of rain in Alachua County
• National Dance Day celebrations have locals leaping
• Officers in Kofi shooting return to duty
• EPA Cleanup Plan for Koppers Draws Criticism by Chad Smith, Gainesville Sun
• Man arrested after harassing ex-girlfriend
• Shoplifting and armed robbery at Kangaroo store
• Reichert House celebrates boys' return from boot camp
• Students recreate 'Ben Hur' chariot race with robots
• BHS math team takes fourth national title
• Incumbent leads with funding in judge group 5 race
• Around the Region - July 31
• Poll: Crist leads Rubio, two Democrats in Senate race
• Area seees historic heat
• Girl, 2, dies; sitter charged with abuse
• Broncos rookie Tebow can't wait for hard hits
• FHP: Madison woman killed in wreck on U.S. 27
• Why is it so difficult to hire someone in Gainesville?
• GTN to add news broadcasts beginning in fall
• Midtown makeover on the way
• Why is it so tough to hire someone in Gainesville?
• 4 of 5 UF officers involved in shooting reinstated
• High temperatures make history
• Jaworski has passed $27k in fundraising for county judge race
• Caretaker charged with abuse in Lake City girl's death
• No food inspections at hospitals, nursing homes
• Four arrested on allegations they sold tobacco to minor
• $15,000 donated to Sheriff's Office to replace police dog
• Master Money Mentor Program Accepting Applications
• Gator players to host charity
• Nonprofits ask county for $1.67M
• Horses staying put at Haile
• Neighbors preparing for Night Out celebration
• Four running for final School Board position
• CHOICES Health and Community Resources Expo
• Around the Region - July 30
• Study on insect hibernation may lead to new control measures
• Tebow, Broncos agree to contract
• Alachua County News - Buy S.M.A.R.T. in August: Update
• Woman trespasses at President’s House
• Police find it hard to enforce graffiti laws
• Athletes to compete in strength charity challenge
• Pool hall employee robbed at gunpoint
• Gainesville hosts conference for Jehovah's Witnesses
• Pizza joint fills vacancy
• As many as 6,600 Arlington graves mixed up
• Engineers race robot chariots
• Bulter Plaza Walmart renovation complete
• Tebow signs undie deal
• Four of five UPD officers involved in student shooting reinstated
• Chestnut faces two conservative challengers
• Tebow agrees to contract with Broncos
• Woman pleads not guilty in trafficking
• County expected to spend $1 million on funding nonprofit organizations
• Sizzling summer
• Midtown face-lift projects under way
• Woman charged after collision with Sheriff's Office employee
• Famed Sun writer Froscher dies at 79
• Concealed weapons permits on the rise
• No area Winn-Dixie stores on list of closings
• Mold, roaches result in child neglect charges
• Gainesville man arrested on stalking charges
• Police: Woman who parked in road jailed on drug charges
• Suspect ID'd in convenience store robbery
• Police: Patrol car damaged in fight between cross-dressing prostitutes
• Judge throws out proposed health care amendment
• Deputies looking for suspect who robbed Dollar General store
• Growth in Jonesville attracts businesses
• VA to host tea for female vets
• Oil spill luck may run out
• Woman pleads not guilty in human-trafficking case
• Blog: UF law grad proposes reforms for sports agents
• Girl, 2, critical after nearly drowning in tub
• Stricter rules protect native trees
• Hottest May-July since 1903
• TPO votes to incorporate proposed I-75/SW 95th Street interchange in road plan
• Man holds up convenience store for carton of cigarettes
• ASO employee injured when driver hits parked car
• Police: Woman who parked car in middle of road jailed on drug charges
• UPD: Drunken woman removed from pool at UF president's house
• Mold, roaches, piles of clothes result in child neglect charges
• Two charged with drug trafficking
• Candidates dedicated to kids
• City's arborist reflects on roots she's put down
• UF archaeologist finds remains near Silver Glen Springs
• Pool hall employee robbed at gunpoint
• Officials: Shots fired after brawl
• Tebow signs on with Jockey
• Masons offer a look inside
• Skimmers found at two more gas stations
• City OKs budget, tax rate reduction
• Man holds student at gunpoint for cash
• Brewer driven to give back
• Feature Photo: Alluring Architecture
• City parking decals to go on sale
• Smokers still smoking
• IRS deadline looms for nonprofits
• Experts to discuss oil spill
• Video: Erin Andrews speaks in support of anti-stalker law
• Photographer to capture freshman class’s diversity
• August Commercial Horticulture Programs
• Architecture students donate project to music school
• Largo man arrested in Levy County drug bust
• Humans v. Zombies game returns to campus
• Sen. Klobuchar, Erin Andrews to introduce anti-stalking bill
• City to begin selling parking permits in early August
• Dollar General burglar takes undies, shampoo, meds
• Croslin's parents charged in sting
• Survey: Fla. personal finance expectations at record low
• Area skimmers may be part of statewide theft ring
• Worker robbed at gunpoint behind Art of Billiard
• UPD searching for armed robber
• We apologize for the technical difficulties
• Around the Region - July 27, 2010
• Gatorland Toyota announces $12K car giveaway
• Diverse group contends for board seat
• UF researcher finds 500- to 700-year-old human remains
• Two more Croslins jailed on drug charges
• GPD: Two caught in gas theft from U-Haul store
• Home invasion robbery reported in NW Gainesville
• Q & A for County Commission candidate Donovan
• Q & A for County Commission candidate Pinkoson
• Levy man hurt when van falls off jack
• Hoping for a break in the heat?
• DUI suspect had unrestrained 4-year-old in car
• WUFT will add music to air waves
• City OKs budget, reduction in tax rate
• Secret documents paint grim portrait of Afghan war
• Gainesville skimmers thought to be part of crime ring
• Around the Region - July 26, 2010
• Weekly road report for July 26, 2010
• Donovan and Pinkoson disagree on growth
• Threat of Tropical Storm Bonnie raises gas prices
• Plenty to do this week
• UPD searching for armed robbery suspect
• Google's first employee brings the answers home
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Gainesville
• Another skimmer prompts cautionary tale
• Blog: UF prof. says climate change affects squirrel species
• Redevelopment money questioned
• Alachua man shot in knee while checking his mail
• Alachua County News - Rescission of Boil Water Notice
• Blog: City commission approves budget, millage rate reduction
• Three charged after car window broken, shots fired
• Eastside grad, Google's first hire, to speak today
• WUFT to add, expand music programming this week
• Unsafe at home: a plague of unsolved home invasion robberies
• GPD looking for man who robbed multiple vehicles
• Man accused of taking cover charges from night club
• Starke teen killed in crash
• Google's first employee speaks to hometown crowd Sunday
• Skimmers found at gas station at University, 13th
• Register by Monday for August primary
• Buchholz eyes 4th national math title
• Antique show raises thousands for hospice
• Teen killed, 2 others hurt in Starke wreck
• Poll: Tebow 3rd most influential athlete in U.S.
• Teen wows 'em with Bakugan skills
• Around the Region - July 25, 2010
• Chicago artist's project puts UF newcomers on camera
• Teens shop, rock and roll
• 10 charged in Levy County drug busts
• Forecasters predict rainfall on the horizon
• 14 dogs seized in raid on Starke home
• Big Brothers Big Sisters now holding its own
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• Alachua County News: Community Update - October 30, 2009
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• Alachua County News - Fifth and Sixth County H1N1 (Swine Flu) Deaths
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• Alachua County Talks 'County Pretrial Services'
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• Alachua County News - ADA Amendments Act Training For Employers
• Alachua County News - Census 2010 Complete Count Committee
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• Alachua County News - Healing Through Horses
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• Alachua County News - Technology and Drip Irrigation Workshop
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• September 11 Issue of Community Update Newsletter
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• Aug 27th Issue of Community Update Newsletter
• Alachua County News - In Memory of Senator Edward M. Kennedy
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• ACHD Receives Grant for Emergency Room Diversion Program
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• Pet Waste Disposal Stations
• Farmer's Market Facelift
• Alachua County Wins NACo Awards
• Alachua County News - New County Update Show on Community 12 for July 10, 2009
• Climate Communities
• Trailblazer Grant
• Community Healthcare Access Meeting
• 7500 Cell Phones for Soldiers
• Florida Annual Bat Festival
• Growth Management Receives Planning Excellence Award
• ADA Expo 2009
• Buy S.M.A.R.T. at Local Stores
• Paws on Parole Graduation
• Commissioner Long Installed as FAC President
• United Way - Day of Action
• 4th of July Waste Collection
• Santa Fe Hills Drinking Water Quality Report
• June 16 Issue of Community Update Newsletter
• Upcoming Cooking Classes
• 7th Annual Reverse Trade Show
• Resurfacing NW 23rd Avenue
• Alachua County News - New County Update Show on Community 12
• Adopt a Cat Month
• Koppers Soil Sampling Open House
• ShowACEL at Utopia Chalet Infuses Attendees with Relaxation, Information
• Alachua County Community Update for May 29, 2009
• Post Disaster Redevelopment Plan Meeting
• Special Stormwater Meeting
• Foster Grandparent Volunteers Needed
• Memorial Day Waste Collection
• We Don't Just Wear The Shirt...We Live it!
• Alachua County News - Commissioner Chestnut Participates in D.C. Obesity Summit
• Systern Rain Barrel Sale
• National HIV Testing Day
• EPD Wins Outreach Award
• Wild Spaces and Public Places Oversight
• Hunger Summit II at Trinity United Methodist Church
• Alachua County News - Cabot/Koppers Offsite Soil Samples
• Alachua County Community Update - May 15, 2009 Issue
• Curb, Guardrail, and Sidewalk Work on North CR 241
• Peace Officer Memorial Day
• Emergency Management on Social Networks
• Phoenix Commercial Park May be Designated a Brownfield
• SBA Disaster Loan Deadline is June 8
• Choices Weight Loss Support Group
• Alachua County Economic Stimulus Summit
• Asthma Awareness Month / Asthma Blow Out! 2009
• Memorial Day Ceremony
• 2009 4-H Summer Day Camps
• Grading on Unimproved Roads Suspended
• Community Emergency Response Team Enrollment
• Alachua County EPD Powers Up Second Solar PV System
• Community Awareness Project Jay's Hands Set For Kick-Off Party
• The ACHD Confirms Swine Flu in Alachua
• RSVP 2009 Pancake Breakfast
• 2009/10 Poverty Reduction Funding (CAPP)
• Foster Grandparent's 'Rock-A-Thon'
• 2009 Annual Master Gardener Plant Sale
• Issue of Community Update - May 1, 2009
• Swine Flu Update/311 Activated
• Manager Reid's PM Magazine Article
• GCB Mother's Day Concert
• 2009 Tax Certificate Sale
• New 'County Update' Show on Channel 12
• Visit 'Paws on Parole' Dogs
• Workshop for Vendors
• ACHD Monitoring Swine Flu
• United Way of North Central Florida News - April 24, 2009
• Senior Services' Volunteer Programs
• Alternative Futures Community Conversations
• Recycled Latex Paint Giveaway
• Phoenix Commercial Park Designated a Brownfield
• Alachua County Receives FCCMA Awards
• Good Agricultural Practices
• Product Recall for Fire Hazard
• April 20th Issue of Community Update
• Alachua County News - CHOICES Community Health Expo
• Alachua County News - Alternative Futures: Community Conversations
• Post-Disaster Redevelopment Plan
• GE Range Recall
• Free Pet Waste Disposal Bags
• Alachua County News - RSVP Luncheon
• The Great American Cleanup
• Free Tax Preparation
• Victims' Rights Week
• Green Infrastructure
• Members Brush Up on Painting Skills at April's ShowACEL
• Charter Amendment 1 Forum is Intense, Informative
• Alachua County Animal Services' News
• Sidewalk Closed (Fort Clark at 17th Place)
• Severe Weather Outbreak Forecasted
• Gainesville Gamers - All Day Gaming (Board & Card games) Event
• Cell Phones for Soldiers
• Alachua County News - Long Receives NASW Award
• Solar Array Information Available Online
• Alachua County News - Burn Ban Terminated
• Mar 27th Issue of Community Update
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Burn Ban Extended
• It's All About Kids
• County Update Show - March 25, 2009
• Earth Machine (Composter) Sale
• Canning Workshop
• Community Support Services Report - March 24, 2009
• BOCC/LPA Special Meeting
• Learn and Practice Bicycle Safety
• Cover the Uninsured Week
• Paws on Parole - Cancelled
• Burn Ban Has Extended For One Week
• Grading on Unimproved Roads Suspended
• Health Fair
• Alachua County Acquires Levy Prairie
• Alachua County Environmental Protection Department - Pet Waste
• Alachua County News - Kanapaha Spring Garden Festival
• Alachua County News - Youth Fair and Livestock Show
• FL Agriculture Literacy Day
• Spring Paddle Florida
• News: National Kick Butts Day Initiative
• Second Chance Job Fair
• Obama Website Celebrates Stem Cell Research
• County Energy Consumption Down
• Alachua County's Community Update - February 27, 2009
• Alachua County - Spring Gardening Classes
• United Way of North Central Florida News - February 27, 2009
• Solar Power On! Ceremony
• 2008 Bio-reactor Project Summary
• GCB Winter Concert
• Sucara Presents ‘Alternative Futures’
• Volunteers Needed to Make Lasting Changes
• BOCC/LPA Special Meeting
• Landscape Fertilization Ordinance Meeting
• Comprehensive Plan Workshop
• Alachua County Community Update - February 13, 2009
• Phone Outage Update #4
• Alachua County Animal Services Is Hosting ‘Come Fall In Love’
• Phone Outage Update
• Tax Collector's Offices Closed on President's Day
• Community Emergency Response Team Classes
• Milling and Resurfacing of CR241
• Alachua County Emerging Leaders Kicks Off Charity Kickball Event
• Alachua County's Community Update - January 30, 2009 Issue
• EPD's Bird Appointed
• United Way of North Central Florida Newsletter - January 27, 2009
• BOCC/LPA Special Meetings on Comprehensive Plan Evaluation
• Upcoming Cycling Race
• Sustainable Alachua County Community/Stakeholder Meeting
• Community Meetings on Comprehensive Plan Evaluation
• Boundary Adjustment Act Public Hearing
• Spring Gardening Classes
• ACCESS Spring Classes
• Commissioner Delaney Joins Policy Committeeg
• Alachua County's Community Update - January 16, 2009 Issue
• Interpretive Shelter Ribbon Cutting
• Community Meetings on Comprehensive Plan Evaluation
• M.L.K. Jr. Holiday Waste Collection Schedule
• County 4-H Community Service Project
• ACEL Kickball Tournament For Charity
• Burn Ban Extended
• Commissioner Chestnut Appointment
• New County TV Programs
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Gainesville Woman
• ATV Safety Workshop
• Alachua County Communications Office: 2009 Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• New Year's Holiday Schedule
• Main St. Milling and Resurfacing Meeting
• Immediate Countywide Burn Ban
• Official Swearing In
• Boundary Adjustment Act Public Hearing
• ACCHH Upcoming Meeting
• County Tax Collector Holiday Schedule
• Manager Reid Requests Citizen Suggestions
• United Way of North Central Florida Newsletter - December 19, 2008
• Hazardous Waste Collection Center Holiday Schedule
• County Holiday Collection Schedule
• Alachua County Communications Office: Crisis Counselors Needed
• NACo Appoints Commissioner Chestnut
• Jail Barracks Ribbon Cuttting
• Animal Services' Pet Sale
• Public Workshop
• New Sustainability Website
• Food Stamp Release Clarification
• Reminder: Oaks Mall Activity Center NW Quadrant Planning Charrette
• Local Food Stamp Hotline Starting
• Commission To Endorse Climate Action Bluprint
• Randall H. Reid Proposes Alternative Futures
• Free Copies of The Long Road Available
• Public Safety Department Goes 4/10
• ACEPD Receives $108,295 Grant
• Alachua County Communications Office News - Burn Ban Lifted
• Issue of Community Update - November 26, 2008
• Countywide Burn Ban In Effect
• GCB Gives "Duo" of Awards
• Alachua County Senior Center Awarded $2 Million Grant
• Turkey Frying/Thanksgiving Safety
• County Bonds - A+ Rating
• Reid Featured in CitiesGoGreen
• Victim Services Support Group
• Press News - Serta Mattress Recall
• Joint Public Safety - Fire Rescue PIO Hired
• Alachua County Forever Receives 1.1 Million
• Three Road Projects Completed
• October 31, 2008 - Issue of Community Update
• Veterans Memorials in Alachua County
• Water Usage Reduction at County Jail
• Early Voting Hours Extended
• Hazardous Waste Program Awarded
• Memorandum - Governor's Executive Order Number 08-215
• Paddle Florida
• Impact Fee Online Services Available
• October 17, 2008 Issue of Community Update
• Downtown Festival And Art Show
• Cancelled: CHOICES Health Education, Wellness, and Disease Management Kick-Off
• Partners In Care:Together For Kids Program
• Important SBA Information
• Emergency Contact Information System
• FEMA Assistance Misconceptions
• Community Update September 26, 2008
• Baby Slumber Program
• Tropical Storm Fay Federal Assistance
• Chairman Long Appointed To National Steering Committee
• 20 Best Places To Retire
• Alachua County Fair
• Issue Of Community Update - September 12, 2008
• August 29, 2008 Issue Of Community Update
• Sandbags Available for Santa Fe River Flooding
• Brytan Has 1st LEED H Certified Green Homes in Alachua County
• Cabot-Koppers Technical Documents Online
• BRYTAN PROTECTING LOCAL THREATENED SPECIES
• Severe Weather Statement
• Severe Weather Statement - Cancelled
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning
• Severe Weather Statement
• Hoola-Hooping in Gainesville

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