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(03/28/19 9:26pm)
Susan Johnson bends to light one of the 352 candles in St. Patrick Catholic Church, located at 500 NE 16th Ave., on Thursday night. The candles, which represented the 352 inmates on death row in Florida, were part of the church’s Cities for Life Day event.
(01/14/19 2:04am)
Gainesville City Manager Anthony Lyons speaks during the 2018 State of the City Address on Wednesday at the Gainesville Police Department.
(12/16/18 6:05pm)
Gainesville City Manager Anthony Lyons speaks during the 2018 State of the City Address on Wednesday at the Gainesville Police Department.
(12/02/18 8:57am)
Susan Johnson bends to light one of the 352 candles in St. Patrick Catholic Church, located at 500 NE 16th Ave., on Thursday night. The candles, which represented the 352 inmates on death row in Florida, were part of the church’s Cities for Life Day event.
(11/29/18 10:19pm)
Susan Johnson bends to light one of the 352 candles in St. Patrick Catholic Church, located at 500 NE 16th Ave., on Thursday night. The candles, which represented the 352 inmates on death row in Florida, were part of the church’s Cities for Life Day event.
(08/19/18 8:57am)
Earl P. Powers Park on Newnans Lake experienced severe flooding from Hurricane Irma, damaging the boat ramp and fishing pier.
(04/17/18 12:10am)
Teresa Sellos, a UF computer science fifth-year, tapes a Post-It note to a Student Government’s banner that reads “What makes you diverse?” on Monday on Turlington Plaza. The banner is part of a weeklong series of events hosted by Student Government called Diversity Week.
(04/17/18 12:00am)
Teresa Sellos, a UF computer science fifth-year, tapes a Post-It note to a Student Government’s banner that reads “What makes you diverse?” on Monday on Turlington Plaza. The banner is part of a weeklong series of events hosted by Student Government called Diversity Week.
(02/06/18 9:06pm)
The new AC Hotel Gainesville Downtown overlooks Midtown on NW 14th Street. The 10-story hotel is set to open on Feb. 20.
(02/06/18 9:01pm)
The new AC Hotel Gainesville Downtown overlooks Midtown on NW 14th Street. The 10-story hotel is set to open on Feb. 20.
(01/24/18 10:21pm)
Gainesville City Manager Anthony Lyons speaks during the 2018 State of the City Address on Wednesday at the Gainesville Police Department.
(01/24/18 10:18pm)
Gainesville City Manager Anthony Lyons speaks during the 2018 State of the City Address on Wednesday at the Gainesville Police Department.
(01/21/18 10:52pm)
Students play musical chairs during a break from a 36-hour hackathon this weekend. The fourth annual SwampHacks, which started on Friday, brought 532 tech-savvy students from schools around the Southeast to Marston Science Library to create computer programs, win prizes and attend workshops.
(01/21/18 10:41pm)
Students play musical chairs during a break from a 36-hour hackathon this weekend. The fourth annual SwampHacks, which started on Friday, brought 532 tech-savvy students from schools around the Southeast to Marston Science Library to create computer programs, win prizes and attend workshops.
(01/21/18 7:14pm)
Earl P. Powers Park on Newnans Lake experienced severe flooding from Hurricane Irma, damaging the boat ramp and fishing pier.
(01/21/18 7:09pm)
Earl P. Powers Park on Newnans Lake experienced severe flooding from Hurricane Irma, damaging the boat ramp and fishing pier.
(12/10/17 2:33pm)
Ryan Long, Crystal Long and Alexa Craig pose behind their slow cooker full of chili. The team won third place in the 16th annual Chili Cook-Off to benefit the Basketball Cop Foundation on Saturday.
(12/10/17 2:28pm)
Ryan Long, Crystal Long and Alexa Craig pose behind their slow cooker full of chili. The team won third place in the 16th annual Chili Cook-Off to benefit the Basketball Cop Foundation on Saturday.
(12/01/17 2:47am)
Susan Johnson bends to light one of the 352 candles in St. Patrick Catholic Church, located at 500 NE 16th Ave., on Thursday night. The candles, which represented the 352 inmates on death row in Florida, were part of the church’s Cities for Life Day event.
(12/01/17 12:00am)
Susan Johnson bends to light one of the 352 candles in St. Patrick Catholic Church, located at 500 NE 16th Ave., on Thursday night. The candles, which represented the 352 inmates on death row in Florida, were part of the church’s Cities for Life Day event.