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Gainesville-developed app helps customers communicate
By Niko Pifferetti | Aug. 7, 2013Emiliano’s Café was slammed.
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Why finding off campus housing is hell
By Kali Kavouklis | Aug. 6, 2013Before this last month I has never had to fool with off campus housing. I still lived at home and my boyfriend lived on campus in graduate housing. When we decided graduate housing had turned into too much of a hassle, we started the search for an apartment. We didn’t realize how much of a hell it would turn into.
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City tries new traffic pattern to improve flow, aid pedestrians
By Shafina Ghanie | Aug. 5, 2013With the goals of pedestrian safety and improved traffic flow in mind, the city launched a trial traffic pattern near Westside Recreation Center on Sunday.
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Cemetery offers unique way to go green
By Lauren Adhav | Aug. 5, 2013At the Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery, there are no headstones. There are no immediate markers indicating any graves. There are no signs of death.
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UF alumnus plans second indie movie starring Gainesville
By Samantha Schuyler | Aug. 5, 2013Gainesville will once again make its way onto the big screen in “Paperback,” the second feature film by UF alumnus Adam Bowers.
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Rock out: Weeklong music camp to conclude in 1982 showcase
By Kat Antunes | Aug. 5, 2013As Shaenah Matheney prepared to perform for a group of 7- to 17-year-olds, she did not expect to feel butterflies in her stomach.
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Daytime robbery attempt a reminder to take precautions
By Kelcee Griffis | July 31, 2013An unidentified man made a burglary attempt Tuesday at a Gainesville house where three UF students live.
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Moving exposes missed connections
July 31, 2013I felt an inkling of regret walking past the empty apartment downstairs. I had wanted to introduce myself to my neighbors, a man and woman in their mid-20s who shared a car covered in video game-themed stickers.
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City breaks 104-year-old rainfall record with 16.61 in.
By Garrett Mastronardi | July 31, 2013Say farewell to the most saturated month of July in Gainesville’s history.
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Students excluded from poverty rate
By Emily Buchanan | July 31, 2013Gainesville residents expressed mixed reactions to U.S. Census Bureau statistics that show poverty rates decreasing in many college towns where off-campus graduate and undergraduate college students are excluded.
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The packing check-list for college
By Michelle Champalanne | July 30, 2013Packing for college for the first time as a freshman can be stressful and tough. Most of you haven’t experienced life in Gainesville yet, and know whether or not to bring just one more sweater.
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Lawyers in Pedro Bravo case argue about schedule, 103 witnesses
July 29, 2013Pedro Bravo’s murder trial likely won’t happen until next year.
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Tasty Buddha strike resolved, all but one employee returns to work
By Niko Pifferetti | July 29, 2013The strike that eight Tasty Buddha restaurant employees began last week formally ended Saturday when franchise owner Parker Van Hart agreed to honor most of their demands.
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UF students protest George Zimmerman verdict at Capitol
By Alyssa Fisher | July 29, 2013During her night at the State Capitol, UF history senior Lauren Byers saw activism come alive.
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Urine trouble now: Man pees during arrest
By Kelcee Griffis | July 29, 2013A Gainesville man was arrested Sunday after police said he urinated on an officer and equipment at the jail.
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GRU responds to weekend sewage spill
By Rosanna Del Cioppo | July 29, 2013Weekend sewage spills pumped more than 900,000 gallons of wastewater into two local creeks, and Gainesville Regional Utilities is now testing the water quality.
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Cinema reopens, offers $2 tickets
By Emily Buchanan | July 29, 2013Business is on the rise for a local theater that reopened in June and now shows $2 second-run movies.
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Study finds Alachua County residents more active, obese
By Jeanna Arroyo | July 29, 2013Alachua County residents have increased their physical activity but are still getting larger, according to new study data.
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HackerHouse students reveal projects
By Alanna Massey | July 29, 2013Nine inventors presented their final products as HackerHouse students at 101 Downtown on Sunday.
