Her hiring gives the board more time to find a permanent candidate. She is scheduled to retire Nov. 30, 2014. Her commencement is set for July 22.
Read More »How to Tamp Down Disease-Transmitting Mosquito Populations
(Photo credit: Flickr/calafellvalo) Rain is always going to increase mosquito populations, UF Entomologist Walter Tabachnick said, but the danger comes from those that transmit diseases.
Read More »Alachua County Manager Position Offered to Next Candidate
The Alachua County Commission has chosen to offer the position of Alachua County Manager to Randy Oliver, current CEO of Oliver and Associates in Pensacola.
Read More »Salary Hikes on the Way at UF in October
After several years of no pay raises, University of Florida President Bernie Machen formally announced Monday increases for faculty and staff.
Read More »Why Are Disease Rates Higher for Certain Groups in Florida?
That's the question the People's Scientific Conference is going to begin trying to answer this weekend as discussions about how to eliminate health disparities and improve the community's health get underway at the University of Florida.
Read More »Tracking Andrea: Liveblog Updates
Tropical Storm Andrea made landfall in Florida late Thursday afternoon in the Big Bend region. WUFT provided updates throughout Thursday and Friday to this liveblog.
Read More »$160,000 Too Low a Base Salary, Alachua County Manager Candidate Says
Potential Alachua County Manager James Bourey has one week to answer the Alachua County Commission. They increased his base salary offer from $160,000 to $165,000.
Read More »Gainesville Police investigating two armed robberies, pursuing suspects
A crime alert was distributed Friday afternoon to the Gainesville and University of Florida community alerting residents to an active investigation of two armed robberies.
Read More »Beyond pythons, Florida termed “cesspool” of world’s invasive species problem
From giant snails to lionfish, Florida has become home to a variety of invasive species in recent years.
Read More »AVID program aids struggling Bronson middle and high school students
The AVID program aids struggling students its second year at Bronson Middle/High School.
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