Charities see rising requests for aid, fewer donations
This holiday season brought a catch-22 to local charities: fewer donations and more requests for aid.
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This holiday season brought a catch-22 to local charities: fewer donations and more requests for aid.
A local hot line providing information about food stamps is in operation after a surge in applications and complaints that local residents were unable to receive answers from the state.
Florida Sen. Steve Oelrich will remain the chairman of the Higher Education Committee for the Florida Senate's 2008-2010 legislative term, he announced Monday.
UF President Bernie Machen has announced a plan to unite UF's environmentally friendly research and education initiatives into one academic program.
County staff will have to deal with concerns about security, funding and maintenance before following through with plans for a bicycle trail that would connect UF with Haile Plantation.
University Avenue's usual Sunday-afternoon calm was disturbed by the roar of engines as 1,770 riders and passengers sped by on motorcycles, attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the largest parade of motorcycles at the eighth annual Bikers on Parade for the USA event.
Alicia Silverstone wants Sen. Barack Obama to be her dad.
Cheaper and more environmentally friendly transportation could become easier if county officials get their way.
U.S. Congressman Cliff Stearns and his Democratic opponent still have not met.
Debbie Rasmussen finds it difficult to call herself a feminist.
Generations of Florida Gators are expected to fill a video booth at the upcoming football game against the University of Mississippi to be a part of the newest nationwide campaign for UF.