State Attorney drops charges against man who drove through protesters
By Sarah Mandile and Tristan Wood | Sep. 4, 2020Florida State Attorney's Office cites insufficient evidence to get a conviction
Florida State Attorney's Office cites insufficient evidence to get a conviction
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His non-party affiliated, write-in opponent withdrew Friday morning
The proposed budget plans to increase GPD’s budget by $1 million
The Alachua County Education Association is part of court case arguing that school districts should reevaluate openings
Members discussed improvements for hybrid classes
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Development of affordable housing and buildings related to basic needs would still be allowed
One class is already in quarantine
UF notified students of the incident Monday afternoon in congruence with The Clery Act
Less than half of the usual number of students will return to in-person learning
Services are available for children with disabilities through all three learning options offered for the school year
More than 28,000 UF students will return to Gainesville for the Fall
As students come back to campus, those who disregard social distancing guidelines face expulsion
The Alachua County Commission could be decreasing its indoor gathering limit to reduce the spread of COVID-19 as soon as Monday.
Many students have been forced to keep their leases for the Fall despite a majority of classes being held online.