Gainesville mobilizes for Hurricane Michael relief
By Alyssa Ramos | Oct. 16, 2018Gainesville businesses have come together to help residents affected by Hurricane Michael
Gainesville businesses have come together to help residents affected by Hurricane Michael
40 emergency personnel went to the Panhandle.
The work would’ve cost around $4,500.
Sears Holdings is closing at least 142 stores across the U.S.
A total of seven men were arrested during the operation.
Tobias had been with GPD for 14 years.
The money comes from a $1,940 grant.
The pit bulls’ owner was arrested Oct. 4
More than 50 planes and 27,000 pounds of supplies were sent
Police used Kodak Black’s hair to identify a suspect
People keep asking if Andrew Gillum can win. Yes he can.
A woman’s 3-month-old baby was tucked into its carrier with stolen items from Walmart Friday afternoon, Gainesville Police said.
The man flipped several times
The event raised $4,765 in campaign donations.
Officers reviewed the GPS data from his car
The event raised $3,613 in new donations, which would go towards 26 incoming squirrel monkeys
People spent about $20 to $43 per trip.
The event drew a crowd of 550.
Over 2,600 college-aged voters registered.
The man spent more than $300 on pizza