Three men arrested for stealing golf cart, trying to sell it
Gainesville Police arrested three men accused of stealing a golf cart and trying to sell it online.
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Gainesville Police arrested three men accused of stealing a golf cart and trying to sell it online.
As Brianna Ahik stood six people deep in line at the UF Computing Help Desk, the journalism junior grew more and more frustrated.
Todd Lowen, a 20-year-old telecommunication sophomore, gets help from Kellen Denny, a Computing Help Desk associate, on Thursday. Lowen had problems with his MacBook’s wireless internet after moving to campus.
Hi, friends. My name is Erin Jester, and I’m your editor this semester. This will be my fifth Fall semester in Gainesville, and after I graduate in December, I plan to continue working in newspapers. I don’t have much free time anymore — being an editor is a full-time job — but when I do, I enjoy going to ska shows and the beach, reading mid-20th century British and American literature, singing along with old Joni Mitchell records, rolling around the living room floor with my dog and cats and practicing modern dance. If you have an idea or complaint, or you just want to chat, shoot me an email at ejester@alligator.org. I’d love to hear from you.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office arrested an Orange County man who believed he was going to have sex with a child as part of an undercover Internet sex sting.
In an area of Florida dotted with mom ‘n’ pop BBQ restaurants, thousands of people flocked to Gainesville’s most commercial street Wednesday for fried chicken.
Disc Jockeys from local, nonprofit, internet radio station, Grow radio, will be playing music for patrons at The Top on Wednesday nights.
Disc Jockeys from local, nonprofit, internet radio station, Grow radio, will be playing music for patrons at The Top on Wednesday nights.
Grow Radio is making proper use of The Top — by spinning it.
While the Alligator certainly has problems of its own at the moment, they obviously pale in comparison to the horrible incident at “The Dark Knight Rises” premiere in Aurora, Colo., last week. That brings us to this week’s our-thoughts-go-out-to-everyone-affected-by-this-tragedy edition of...
Police arrested another suspect Monday afternoon as part of an undercover Internet sex sting that has led to the arrests of six other suspects.
After an undercover Internet sex sting led police to the arrest of seven suspects, the bonds set for the convicts have shown a notable gap, despite the men being charged with similar crimes.
Browsing through the personals and casual encounters section on Gainesville’s Craigslist page Thursday morning, Demarquarius D. Truitt clicked on a post titled “yung 1 all by herself.”
FORT WHITE — Mark Weissenberg says he has felt the heartbeat of America.
In today’s world, notable stories are often limited to 140-character tweets, two- to three-sentence Facebook statuses and/or text messages of a socially acceptable length. Gainesville’s first community Internet radio station, Grow Radio, would rather give a person five minutes, a stage and an audience.
Billy Heywood is braver than most. Portrayed by Luke Edwards in the 1994 film Little Big League, Billy inherits the Minnesota Twins after the death of his grandfather, the team’s owner. One week later, Billy names himself manager.
Gators could find themselves on a better-connected campus soon.
Kelsey Stinnett would rather give up sex for a weekend than go without her smartphone.
Gainesville had its plug pulled Wednesday afternoon.