Los candidatos del Distrito 3 reaccionan a la confrontación de Yoho con AOC
By Kaelyn Cassidy and Guamay Martell | July 28, 2020This story was translated by Guamay Martell
This story was translated by Guamay Martell
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As Aug. 1 approaches, financially burdened tenants are worried
Since arriving in Gainesville in 1990, Blount has advocated for comprehensive Black history in ACPS
Alachua County Libraries reopened for computer and copier use by appointment only after having been closed since March 15
ACSO discovered fentanyl-laced pills were circulating throughout the county during undercover drug operations
Some defended Yoho while others called his remarks profane
Open since 1970, the gallery found a new home at 224 NW Second Ave., which features a backyard and wrap-around porch
More than 100 trans people and allies came together at City Hall Monday
En ocho horas, dos decisiones fueron tomadas, pero todavía quedan muchas preguntas
Students and families can choose to return to brick-and-mortar schools or learn digitally, but teachers are required to return
Two patients were transported to UF Health Shands Hospital. One is in critical condition
The CIRT Team responds to high-risk emergency situations
Eight hours in, two decisions made. Still lots of questions.
Gail Johnson proposed a pause on the development of high-end apartments on Seminary Lane, an affordable housing complex in a historically Black neighborhood that was demolished in 2009
An online dashboard will use mapping technology so residents can track businesses’ current and previous violations and inspections
Students will be given two UF-themed cloth masks when they return to campus
Green cards and certain temporary visas are suspended through the end of the year
The commission will reopen for more proposals after a community contest sets theme for submissions
COVID-19 cases in the county quadrupled since the beginning of June