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Driving home is unnerving for John Banks. County Road 231 is in such disrepair, he said, that he sometimes has to drive in the oncoming traffic lane to avoid the potholes.
Several citizens invited the Alachua County Commission to join their class-action lawsuit to get compensation for the physical and emotional damage that comes with living next to contaminated land.
Her father’s childhood playground was in ruins.
Rob Zeller and Susan Bottcher admit that they don’t agree on everything.
A pinecone-finding contest pulled Loyal Frisbie-Knudsen back to Gainesville.
1. The Regional Transit System will send a bus to Baby Gators at UF on March 25. The kids will get to have a bus tour and learn about the bus system
A police traffic service that cut down car crashes may be coming back after a lack of funding took it off the books.
It didn’t hit me until Wednesday, but run-off season has officially begun.
Few students voted in Tuesday’s Gainesville City Commission, but history shows this is the norm.
To get the budget season started, the Alachua County Commission decided Tuesday to ask County Manager Randall Reid to create a possible budget for 2012.
After all the sign-waving, door-knocking and hand-shaking, election day has finally arrived.
Alyssa Post was buying groceries Friday afternoon when the store went dark and started trembling.
Every weekday, Ozzy Angulo rises at 7 a.m. for his first class at Santa Fe College.
The Gainesville City Commission agreed Thursday to create more bus services at UF and pump $49,000 into a Gainesville Police TV show.
Starting in August, there will be a bus route from The Hub to the apartment complex The Estates.
At the expense of long, leisurely showers, Riker Hall residents are this year’s top water savers.
When Alachua County Commissioners don’t have a Tuesday public meeting, they still meet. They sit in a smaller room around a table where they can talk without all the formalities.
In light of the recent slashing of state and federal funding, Alachua County Board of County Commissioners discussed Tuesday how those cuts could affect county employees.
Susan Bottcher and Rob Zeller don’t seem to have much in common.
A new generation of science whizzes competed Saturday in the New Physics Building, where some of those students will have classes in a year or two, for the chance to go to the National Science Bowl.
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