In 2015, Greg pled guilty to conspiracy to deliver oxycodone and the unlawful use of a two-way communication device. He was sentenced to a yearlong house arrest and a four-year probationary period; if he fails, Greg could face up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 in fines.
A candlelight vigil in honor of Victims’ Rights Week was held at the United Church of Gainesville on Wednesday. Attendees lit candles in remembrance of those they had lost and placed their candles on a fountain in the courtyard.
The Freshman Leadership Council put on a St. Baldrick's event Thursday on Norman Field for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, a nonprofit that helps fund cancer research.
Maude’s Side Car Bar hosted Drag Bingo, part of UF’s Pride Awareness Month, on Tuesday evening. About 60 people attended the event.
At the third annual Reitz Union Disney event, Magic Through the Ages, students dressed up as Disney characters and participated in Disney-themed activities.
Underneath a crisp blue sky, hundreds of students and members of the Gainesville community gathered on Hume Field to fling brightly colored powder at each other for Holi, an Indian holiday that celebrates the commencement of spring. The event was hosted by UF’s Indian Student Association and Student Government.
Active Streets Gainesville took place Sunday afternoon, shutting down part of West University Avenue.
Sunday, Santa Fe College hosted its Spring Arts Festival in downtown Gainesville - an event that featured music, art, photography and more.
Multicultural groups delivered a variety of performances in the VISA Talent Show.
Gainesville Raceway hosted the 47th annual Amalie Motor Oil National Hot Rod Association Gatornationals drag racing weekend. On Saturday, qualifying sessions were held for the Nitro- and Pro Stock-class cars and motorcycles. More than 300 vehicles entered across the 13 racing classes during the four-day event.
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