Slideshow: Elephant Retirement
Patricia Zerbini takes care of elephants at Two Tails Ranch in Williston, Fla.
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Patricia Zerbini takes care of elephants at Two Tails Ranch in Williston, Fla.
Unite Party and Student Alliance party explain their platforms.
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Students perform at UF on the Southeast's largest organ.
Two YouTube videos have surfaced detailing the Fest-weekend clash between partiers and Gainesville Police Department.
Rock, folk, country, post, experimental, indie, metal, thrash or speed.
The Fest 8 was like Disney for punks - a dazzling array of attractions made less enjoyable by long lines and low-capacity venues.
Andrew Jackson Jihad, a folk punk band from Arizona, played a set at the Civic Media Center and had some of the best crowd participation seen so far at Fest on a small stage.
The Fest 8 is only the main course in a weekend of aural gluttony. Here are two servings of shows not officially part of The Fest, but that are well worth your time:
Yesterday was a blast and we will have a photo update from the second half of last night coming at you soon.
The Fest 8 program that pass holders receive with their wrist band is a fantastic tour of the bands playing at Fest, nearly every act gets at least a paragraph of description, plus a "For Fans of" comparison. In addition there are band profiles, fest organizer picks of best bands and some good info on places to eat.
Some of Gainesville's best acoustic acts will provide a big, free Fest welcome at Flaco's tonight to help kick off the weekend.
Get a free taste of Gainesville's biggest music festival after one of the Gators' biggest games Saturday night.
Those who decided against Fest because of the cost, probably saw the $60 pass price and said "no, thank you."
Sunday has a fantastic line up of local bands throughout the day, including Grabass Charlstons, Anchor Arms and Radon featured in the schedule below. Diet Cokeheads are also an excellent local consideration.
Saturday sees a strong showing for established folk punk artists including Andrew Jackson Jihad and Defiance, OH. If you like the genre's political side, be sure to check out Tim Barry's twangy commentary on current topics. If the fun side is more to your liking, Sharks Come Cruisin' serve up acoustic, nautically-inspired shanties and traditional songs of the sea.
Friday kicks off Fest with some powerful headliners and a couple of amazingly stacked sets.
When Danny Wuerffel was first asked to host Gator Growl, he had some reservations.
Two women, one of whom was pregnant, fell from the second story of Lyons Apartments this afternoon when part of a balcony and outdoor stairwell collapsed.
A pair of black flats, jeans and a white T-shirt bearing "Islam is of the Devil" in red stenciled lettering across its back; this was Emily Sapp's back-to-school outfit on Monday at Gainesville High School.