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For the first time in its history, UF will be mandated to shop for accreditors between now and 2025.
The Gainesville City Commission voted 4-3 to restore exclusionary zoning, which nullified the previous controversial ordinance that eliminated single family zoning.
To the newly inducted mayor, Harvey Ward, Gainesville is a place of enchantment — a city of diversity and duality.
While working on a merchant ship, Steve Kalishman met his future wife in the city of Novorossiysk, Russia.
Gainesville City Commissioner salaries could nearly double after an initial 4-1 commission vote Thursday.
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After successfully being passed by the Gainesville City Commission, the removal of single-family zoning has brought constant dissent. Now, the city is facing two simultaneous lawsuits for the ordinance.
After delayed financial reports to the state, the Gainesville city auditor’s resignation and planned international commission trips, some local residents are worried about their tax dollars.
After an emotional and contentious special meeting of the Gainesville City Commission Nov. 16, the future of the Gainesville police K-9 unit, and its role in law enforcement, remains uncertain.
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Local community members passionately aired their views about the Gainesville Police Department’s K-9 unit at a special meeting of the City Commission Wednesday.
With family and political supporters in attendance, District 1 Commissioner Mary Alford rejoined her fellow commissioners for the first time in half a year.
The Gainesville community has waited months after the mauling of resident Terrell Bradley to hear what the Gainesville Police Department and Gainesville City Commission will do with the troubled GPD K-9 unit. Scheduled meetings for September and October were abruptly canceled.
Derek LaMontagne has been trying for more than a year to stop his housing complex from shutting down.
Voting in Alachua County will look different in future elections after a referendum item passed in the Nov. 8 election despite the wishes of the Alachua County Commission.
With a host of familiar faces, a prophesied “red wave” and a pair of electoral changes in Alachua County, this year’s midterm election left its mark.
There’s no fancy catering or formalwear — but it’s still Alachua County’s ultimate watch party.
Amid Election Day buzz, labor union members and law enforcement agents spoke in support of a request by Sheriff Clovis Watson Jr. to receive extra employee funding.
No. 1 Constitutional Amendment Article VII, Section 4 and Article XII, Section 42: Failed
Candidates Mary Alford, Marihelen Wheeler and Ken Cornell won the District 1, District 2 and DIstrict 4 County Commission races, respectively.