Philadelphia based rock group comes to Gainesville
By Natalie Teer | June 6, 2012The show is June 13 at Double Down Live, which is located at 210 SW Second Ave.
The show is June 13 at Double Down Live, which is located at 210 SW Second Ave.
The double-wide trailer was part of the dream.
Six more Gators were selected on the second day of the MLB draft Tuesday.
The Gators proved they were worthy of the nation’s top overall seed in the first weekend of postseason play — or at least the No. 1 ranking in the NCAA Gainesville Regional.
Gators coach Kevin O’Sullivan said he is considering four starters for the three-man rotation in the NCAA Super Regional. If O’Sullivan is wise, Jonathon Crawford will crack the final trio.
With Jonathon Crawford’s no-hit bid on the line, Carlos Delgado lined a 3-2 pitch right at Casey Turgeon.
As the Gators head to Des Moines, Iowa to wrap up their season at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, jumper Ciarra Brewer will be wrapping up her first season with a new coach. Despite the transition in coaches, the freshman had a strong year.
For Florida, Z came first Monday.
A UF program that will help some students transition into their field of choice is once again accepting applicants.
A refurbished Satchel’s Pizza will open June 14 after a fire in February closed the landmark pizzeria for three months.
The UF Department of Astronomy will provide public a free opportunity to view Venus’ transit safely on the east end of Flavet Field.
Changes to city and campus bus routes are coming this fall, and they could include route extensions and shorter bus hours.
A man who allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend Saturday afternoon died from a seizure the same day.
Police have found a Gainesville High School student who had been missing since May 25.
Gainesville Football Rentals allows families and students who live close to UF to list and rent their houses on weekends when accommodations are in high demand, such as graduation, game days and Gator Growl.
A suicide attempt at an apartment complex caused an explosion that shook the building early Monday morning.
Recently, Florida’s controversial “Stand Your Ground” law has raised some serious discussions about the ability of people to defend themselves or others in violent or aggressive situations.
But Mayor Michael Bloomberg is certainly trying.
It’s close to nine months since Occupy Wall Street came onto the scene and caused a stir by peacefully sitting in Zuccotti Park. In this time, several different Occupy groups have sprung up around the nation.
On Saturday, Miller trekked through familiar ground as one of the 22 participants in the Gainesville Fire Rescue Department’s inaugural Citizens’ Fire Academy.