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Walker on trek for cancer awareness comes through Gainesville
By APRIL DUDASH | Sep. 9, 2007He arrived in Gainesville on day 369 of his trek.
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GPD SAFE-T kiosk on patrol at midtown bars
By SHAUNA CANTY | Sep. 9, 2007The Gainesville Police Department recently received a grant for a new kiosk to patrol the midtown bars.
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'Operation Catnip' raises awareness of pet overpopulation
By JENNIFER BINGAMAN | Sep. 9, 2007About 60 volunteers showed up Sunday morning to spay, neuter and vaccinate roughly 200 stray and wild cats from Alachua County.
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High cab prices on game days cause some to choose a different method of getting home
By KRISTINA PEIN | Sep. 6, 2007Mike Bentley wanted to take a cab to the first Gators game of the season so a DUI arrest would not ruin his night.
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GPD officials announce ,18,000 grant to help enforce underage drinking deterrents
By KIM WILMATH | Sep. 6, 2007It was no happy hour for several Gainesville bars 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Shelters prepared for homeless relocation
By APRIL DUDASH | Sep. 6, 2007St. Francis House is ready.
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UF, SFCC students offer input, aid to City Commission
By APRIL DUDASH | Sep. 5, 2007Since the start of fall semester, the City of Gainesville has saved seats for SFCC and UF students on advisory boards and committees.
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Gainesville Police Department steps up patrols around area bars
By PAIGE WILSON | Sep. 5, 2007Gainesville Police Department has increased patrols around bars on University Avenue to make sure students get home safely.
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Application deadline approaches for SFCC homemaker program
By KATIE EMMETS | Sep. 3, 2007Local residents have until Friday to apply for a Santa Fe Community College program designed to help people get entry-level jobs.
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GPD prepares for start of football season
By VALERIE JONES | Aug. 30, 2007More than 200 officers from the Gainesville Police Department and the University Police Department will be on patrol to ensure football fans stay safe over the weekend.
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Company started at UF expands nationally
By APRIL DUDASH | Aug. 30, 2007It began in an UF dorm room.
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Community advocacy program offers scholarships to participating students
By APRIL DUDASH | Aug. 29, 2007Students living off campus this year can earn a ,200 book scholarship while learning how to be a "Great Gator Neighbor."
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County may enact law to extend panhandling ban
By ANDREW TAN | Aug. 28, 2007While Gainesville has already enacted its own ordinance against panhandling, the county may enact a law that would extend the ban against panhandling to include unincorporated parts of Alachua County.
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County debate over increasing fees goes late into the night
By VALERIE JONES | Aug. 28, 2007The Alachua County Commission did not approve or disapprove increasing fees to help pay for the costs of road work by press time Tuesday night
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Students unprepared for hurricane season
By CHANTALLE CARLES | Aug. 27, 2007As students continue to move in, some forget to put hurricane preparedness on their to-do list.
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Location of one-stop homeless center causes controversy
By ANDREW TAN | Aug. 27, 2007Gainesville city commissioners came another step closer Monday to establishing a center for homeless services.
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Planned Parenthood president hopes that over-the-counter anniversary will call attention to Plan B
By VALERIE JONES | Aug. 27, 2007While many have had the option for over a year, some students still don't know about Plan B.
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Attendance at religious institutions surge with influx of students
By APRIL DUDASH | Aug. 26, 2007With the imminent flood of tests and class assignments affecting students? sanity, those who attend religious services can pray for some holy help.
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Number of patrolling cops increases for UF student safety
By VALERIE JONES Alligator Writer | Aug. 23, 2007They're everywhere: cruising at 20 mph down Gale Lemerand Drive, loitering outside your dormitory; they're even eating a quesadilla next to you at Moe's.
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Start of semester causes surge in local economy
By SHAUNA CANTY | Aug. 23, 2007With students flooding back into Gainesville for the start of a new school year, businesses and city leaders alike are relishing in yet another stable year for the local economy.
