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Number of young adults with health insurance increased in 2011
By Samantha Shavell | Sep. 26, 2011New data indicate more young people have health insurance now than they did last year.
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Tutoring service donating portion of revenue to Haiti aid groups
By Benjamin S. Brasch | Sep. 26, 2011Students can get tutoring and give aid to a country in need by using one word: Haiti.
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City sells pink trash cans to support breast cancer walk
By Erin Jester | Sep. 26, 2011This year, Gainesville's Solid Waste Management division is fighting breast cancer - with pretty, pink trash carts.
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Cold Stone serves up free wishes
By Shayna Posses | Sep. 25, 2011Cold Stone Creamery is making wishes come true with the 10th Annual World's Largest Ice Cream Social on Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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CITY COUNTY COMMISSION
Commission candidate wants to improve city, UF relations
By Meredith Rutland | Sep. 25, 2011Every day, Donna Lutz turns off University Avenue onto her tree-shaded street, serenaded by songbirds.
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Atlanta-based eatery to open in early November
By Emily Morrow | Sep. 25, 2011A new burrito joint is looking to expand south of the border - the state border, that is.
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Bento, Mochi owners to open new restaurant
By Oriana Paolillo | Sep. 25, 2011Asian food lovers will soon have a haven on University Avenue.
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Campus crime by the numbers: Sept. 15-22
By Morgan Watkins | Sep. 22, 2011This is a weekly rundown of the crimes committed on campus.
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Drugs surpass car accidents as a leading cause of death
By Georgia Warren | Sep. 22, 2011Motor vehicle accident fatalities are taking a backseat to drug-related deaths in Alachua County.
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Great Pumpkin still on its way
By Mina Radman | Sep. 22, 2011Halloween is right around the corner, but fewer jack-o'-lanterns may be showing their faces this year.
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Temperatures, humidity normal for this time of year
By Dana Burke | Sep. 22, 2011Seasons change, but the weather in Gainesville remains the same - at least for the next four weeks.
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
UPD advisory committee to meet Friday
By Morgan Watkins | Sep. 21, 2011UF Student Body President Ben Meyers and the seven other members of the UPD Campus Advisory Committee will meet Friday to discuss issues affecting the relationship between University Police and the UF campus community.
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CITY COUNTY COMMISSION
County officials considering moving fairgrounds to Newberry
By Jasmine Earls | Sep. 21, 2011The Alachua County Commission has once again opted to postpone the decision to move county fairgrounds from its current location in east Gainesville to Newberry.
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Five arrests made in narcotics bust
By Morgan Watkins | Sep. 21, 2011SWAT teams and law enforcement officials descended upon the Porter's Oaks neighborhood in Gainesville Wednesday to execute search warrants for three residences for narcotics.
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Walk raises awareness for sickle cell disease
By Saphira Lazarre | Sep. 20, 2011For 28 years, September has been recognized as National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. This year, university students are walking to raise awareness about the disease.
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Obama bill aims to create more jobs for grads
By Morgan Watkins | Sep. 20, 2011The Obama administration is promoting a $447 billion bill that could help new graduates and other Americans find jobs, but it may be difficult to pass in a sharply divided Congress.
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
UF student a victim of sexual battery
By Morgan Watkins | Sep. 20, 2011A UF student reported being sexually battered to Gainesville Police early Tuesday morning.
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BUSINESS
Survey finds majority of business schools accepting GRE
By Erin Jester | Sep. 20, 2011A survey of top business schools by Kaplan Test Prep found that a majority of the schools allow applicants to submit GRE scores as an alternative to the GMAT.
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Vegetarian cafe goes completely vegan with new menu
By Sophie Cote | Sep. 19, 2011Book Lover's Cafe will soon be the first restaurant in Gainesville to offer a completely vegan menu to its customers.
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Alachua County's first senior center to open Thursday
By Meredith Rutland | Sep. 19, 2011The county's first senior center will open Thursday to provide medical, social and technological services for baby boomers entering their later years.
