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Job searchers wait in line to talk to potential employers at the Career Showcase at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on Tuesday afternoon.
A sign posted by the Gainesville Police declares the date it will start removing unauthorized residents from the property south of Depot Avenue, known as tent city.
Alan Shapiro, president of Grandiflora nursery, cleans a rack of plants in one of the greenhouses on his 106-acre property. Grandiflora may be chosen to grow medical marijuana.
Zack Powers swings at a pitch during Florida's 5-2 loss to North Carolina on Saturday in McKethan Stadium.
UF shortstop Richie Martin is tagged out at home plate by UNC catcher Korey Dunbar during Florida's 5-2 loss on Saturday at McKethan Stadium. The loss eliminated the Gators from the NCAA Tournament.
Members of Florida's grounds crew place a tarp over the infield during the rain delay in UF's 5-2 loss to UNC on Saturday at McKethan Stadium. The Tar Heels scored all five of their runs in the inning following the rain delay, which lasted more than three hours.
UF shortstop Richie Martin is tagged out at home plate by UNC catcher Korey Dunbar during Florida's 5-2 loss on Saturday at McKethan Stadium. The loss eliminated the Gators from the NCAA Tournament.
Sen. Davis Bean, chair of the budget and allocations committee, presents the 2014-2015 budget at the Student Senate meeting Tuesday. The bill passed unanimously.
John Denny, 45, the founder of First Magnitude Brewing Company, chats with Randy Coleman, 50, as he and Wells The Losen, 43, guide a 30-barrel fermentation tank into the future brewing room at 1220 SE Veitch St. Thirty barrels of beer is about 930 gallons. The owners said they plan to be open for business by late July.
Students, ages 3 to 4 years old, pop a parachute at a health education class Wednesday morning. Stretch-n-Grow educates both parents and children on making sound lifestyle decisions.
Tristan Aflalo draws back and prepares to fire on 35-year-old Ronald Klopfenstein at the “Water Balloon Sling Shot” event at the annual blueberry festival at 301 Blueberry Farms in Hawthorne on Saturday. It was the 5-year-old’s fourth festival with his mom, 37-year-old Heather Luing, who steadied the bands to launch the balloon.
Kinnis Thomas takes the recoil from the birdshot the Remington 1100 shotgun sends down toward paper targets. The 69-year-old competed in the Turkey Shoot at the annual blueberry festival at 301 Blueberry Farms on Saturday. The winner of the competition was set to take home a rack of ribs.
A sign warns of the shooting gallery at the annual blueberry festival at 301 Blueberries in Hawthorne on Saturday.
Corey Crawford, 25, eyes some F.R.O.G. jam, which contains figs, raspberries, oranges and ginger, at the annual blueberry festival at 301 Blueberries in Hawthorne. Carrie Evans, 28, who picks and sells berries for the farm, rearranges the stock of jams for sale.
Julia Goodrich, 4, picks blueberries with her family at the 301 Blueberry Farm during its annual Blueberry Festival. Her mother Meredith Goodrich, 39, father Chris Goodrich, 40, and sister Madeleine, 6, joined in on the Saturday-morning picking action.
Julia Goodrich, 4, inspects a freshly picked blueberry at the 301 Blueberry Farm during its annual Blueberry Festival Saturday morning. Her mother, Meredith Goodrich, 39, said it’s nice to be able to listen to live music while picking blueberries.
UF students and alumni partake in the release party for “It Takes a Village,” a West Coast IPA beer at Tall Paul’s Brew House Wednesday night. The brew was a collaboration among the bar’s brewery, Alligator Brewing Co. and Swamp Head Brewery.
Sen. Anthony Sorrentino, chairman of the rules and ethics committee, addresses the summer senators about vacant seats in his committee.
Barricades along Northwest Eighth Avenue designated a new traffic pattern the city introduced Sunday as a trial to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety.