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(10/19/20 1:40am)
Mary Alford is an environmental engineer and Santa Fe College and UF graduate who owns The Sustainable Design Group, an architecture and engineering consulting firm. Alford’s projects aim to reduce carbon footprints.
(10/19/20 12:15am)
After noticing the overwhelming number of poll workers at risk of having health complications associated with COVID-19 due to their age, Diarmuid Swan decided to give it a try.
(10/16/20 5:48pm)
Nationwide, COVID-19 cases are at the highest levels since August. The trend follows suit in Florida — but schools have not seen the level of outbreaks expected from reopening.
(10/10/20 10:06pm)
Six feet and computer screens haven’t stopped fantasy game players from connecting in their worlds of spells and creatures.
(10/09/20 3:59pm)
More than halfway through the first quarter, slightly above 100 students and staff members in Alachua County Public Schools have tested positive for COVID-19.
(10/09/20 3:02pm)
This story was translated by Sofia Echeverry.
(10/08/20 6:14pm)
School board members looked at multi-million dollar school improvement plans in a Wednesday afternoon workshop.
(10/07/20 12:54pm)
La Pasadita’s cuisine relies on authentic Mexican dishes such as corn flour tacos, Eli Irias, a 22-year-old Santa Fe College general studies freshman, said.
(10/07/20 12:35pm)
A year after fleeing his homeland, Victor Suarez brought a taste of Venezuela to Gainesville.
(10/06/20 1:43am)
Residents who enjoy reading as a means to escape from everyday life, look no further. Novel enthusiasts can be at peace while browsing for their next read at several Alachua County libraries.
(10/02/20 6:54pm)
COVID-19 cases in Alachua County Public Schools continue to rise this week, with increased cases predominantly in high schools, forcing some cancellations for sports and a homecoming parade.
(10/01/20 5:48pm)
The Alachua County Commission may use land for an energy project near the City of Archer.
(10/01/20 5:35pm)
Richelle Brown used to ride RTS buses five times a week. Now, she uses it twice a week and fears getting sick every time she steps on.
(10/01/20 10:59am)
While COVID-19 is forcing some people to stay home, tens of thousands of Alachua County residents and students are still traveling across the state — whether it’s for work, family or long-distance relationships.
(09/28/20 2:35pm)
Translated by Kristine Villarroel
(09/25/20 4:14pm)
Four weeks into the school year, COVID-19 cases reported to Alachua County Public Schools continue to rise. This week, 128 people are in self-isolation, according to the district dashboard.
(09/25/20 12:28am)
An annual local Halloween event has been cancelled thanks to the haunting realities of COVID-19.
(09/23/20 3:59pm)
University of Florida as an institution spends an additional $380,110,000.00 annually on goods and services. University of Florida employs 11% of the Gainesville work force. Due to the student population of the University of Florida, Gainesville has the highest percentage of people between the ages of 18-34 years of any major market in Florida. Gainesville also has the lowest median age of any major market in the state. More than 93.6% of the student population are loyal readers of The Alligator.
(09/16/20 5:08pm)
James Floyd, a guitar luthier from Pensacola, Florida, plays a guitar Sunday that he handcrafted from the jaws of a nine-foot shark. Floyd exhibited his collection of unique handmade guitars at the 50th Annual Spring Arts Festival put on by Santa Fe College. The two-day festival had live music, food, paintings, sculptures and many other forms of art.
(09/16/20 12:57pm)
Former Gainesville resident and music artist Kelsea Martinez believes there are three loves: the first love, the innocent, naive one; the second love, the one where you learn the most lessons; and the third love, the unexpected one where you might even find your soulmate.