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Alachua County Animal Resources is being investigated by the Alachua County Attorney’s Office for mismanagement and animal mistreatment concerns following a whistleblower email the county received on March 2. County Manager Michele Lieberman confirmed the investigation at Tuesday’s commission meeting.
Juliana Odoi used to call herself “Blaxican.”
Since 2014, crowds of hundreds have filled the Reitz Union each Spring to watch a cosplay drag show, the headline event of the free multiday, multigenre SwampCon.
For those who haven't already gotten a taste of the Gainesville music scene, the AM/FM Festival is an all-you-can-eat buffet.
Jennifer Rodriguez Perez started her Thursday as a typical 19-year-old UF marine sciences junior. She ended it with a new title: “head of the lettuce.”
What makes a good burger?
Like many cats, Georgie has a place to sleep, daily meals and a frequently filled water bowl. The difference between Georgie and other cats: She lives in her own cabin off of the Gainesville-Hawthorne State Trail.
Once a year, people park on a half-mile stretch on US-441, both sides of the road brimmed with vehicles, and begin the walk to Micanopy.
Tut the parrot will be remembered as a yapper. From mimicking people to whistling television show tunes, he found a way to make people laugh.
I have a cat and live with a few roommates, who love to hang out with my cat and benefit from her company. My cat is (rightly) 100% my responsibility, from feeding and cleaning the litter box to vet bills and toys. The only thing my roommates do is feed my cat on the rare occasion I’m gone for a weekend, which I always ask well in advance and am very grateful for. I don’t even ask them to scoop the litter box. Less than once a month, my cat makes a small mess (hairball, knocking over the trash) in the common area when I’m in class or at work. Instead of occasionally taking a few minutes to clean it up, my roommates will text me about it and leave the mess until I can get home, often hours later. I absolutely wouldn’t expect them to clean a mess my cat leaves in my room, but a mess in the common area every once in a blue moon feels like something they could just wipe up quickly. It’s not like it happens frequently, and it feels petty when we all chip in to keep the common area clean. Am I overreacting to think they could be less individualistic once in a while?
This article has been corrected to clarify the event was organized by a student organization, not the UF College of Medicine. The Alligator previously reported otherwise.
It’s back-to-school season, and Gainesville is meeting the moment with a music festival.
The story of Latin Food Blessing is about more than just ceviche or lomo saltado — it’s a restaurant that began in Costa Rica with a love story.
The Gainesville City Commission unanimously voted in favor of a new GRU referendum and announced RTS service adjustments in its meeting Thursday.
The Bridlewood residential development project in High Springs is moving forward despite ongoing pushback from residents about its environmental and infrastructural impacts.
Over 40 community members gathered at the intersection of Northwest 8th Avenue and 34th Street Saturday to protest a proposed Florida black bear hunt. This would be the first bear hunt since 2015.
Robert McMahon’s broccoli, beets and basil aren’t in jeopardy.
For basketball fans, March means slam dunks, buzzer beaters and brackets. For Alachua County Animal Services, it means waived adoption fees, or “Match Madness.”
Every meet day, UF gymnastics assistant coach Jeremy Miranda walks into a designated closet for his 150 men’s button-down shirts. After some careful consideration, he selects the one matching whatever leotards the Gators are wearing that evening.
This year’s awards season has been nothing short of attention-grabbing. Whether it’s the controversy surrounding “Emilia Pérez” dominating across categories to the anticipation of seeing Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande continue their “Wicked” method dressing, Hollywood’s greats have made headlines left and right. However, before the season comes to a close, there’s one award show left that’s certain to draw in viewers: the 97th Academy Awards.
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