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The National Independent Venue Association has joined forces with music venues and supporters to give a voice to the industry at a federal level—three of these venues call Gainesville home.
Gainesville has been a little quiet lately. Douglas Palmieri didn’t like that.
Melissa Canto Brenner spends her time bouncing between zoom calls, dirty dishes, staff meetings and unmade lunches.
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The principles of journalism are simple: be truthful, be accurate, be independent, be fair, be impartial, be human and be accountable. Our staff strives to meet these goals every day as they write, edit, photograph or copy edit. Keeping the UF community and Alachua County residents informed is a mission of ours; it’s personal.
Leaving many without work and even more with uncertainty, the COVID-19 out-break has shifted the way the Gainesville music industry functions.
The COVID-19 outbreak has left Gainesville music venues with empty stages.
Jenna Shaefer is a registered independent voter in South Carolina. Her home state had an open primary on Feb. 29, which means that voters didn’t have to be registered with a specific party to vote in that party’s primary.
Thomas Rosilio said he felt like his voice couldn’t be heard as an independent in a closed primary state.
Dance Marathon has been canceled and former presidential primary candidate Andrew Yang will not speak on campus as originally planned. The changes come one day after UF President Kent Fuchs advised students to return home until March 30 due to precautions with coronavirus.
In less than a month, proposed bill HB 7087, which would merge Florida Polytechnic University and New College of Florida with UF, died in the Florida House of Representatives Friday.
“Dude, we’re getting the band back together!” might sound like a corny line from a coming-of-age film — and it probably is — but it’s also a soundbite that has been used more than 23,400 times on popular social media application TikTok.
River Phoenix was 18 when his family bought a ranch house on the northern edge of Paynes Prairie in 1988, according to the Gainesville Sun.
“Nominal fine” was the catchphrase for the UF Student Government election violation hearings Thursday and Monday.
Jeremy O’Brien Murillo stood in Turlington Plaza distributing “I Voted” stickers among a frenzy of volunteers passing out flyers and party platforms on the first day of Student Government elections.
Drew Dees is enhancing his interviews now that he can see his sources at eye level.
Across the country, about one in three students won’t return to college for their sophomore year. But at UF, the retention rate is much higher.
What were once commanding voices of leadership in the locker room, bullpen and dugout have now vacated Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. The echoes of all-time athletes like Kelly Barnhill, Amanda Lorenz and Alex Voss interfere with loud whispers of doubt from the rest of college softball, generating feedback in Gainesville.
Solutions by The State News
