Venzke has a lifelong interest in politics and improving neighborhoods. The latter interest springs from his having five bicycles stolen during the past 10 years in Gainesville. He's running for mayor on March 19.
Read More »Profile: Craig Lowe
Mayor Craig Lowe has three pillars regarding Gainesville's current status upon which he has built his reelection campaign ahead of the March 19 election.
Read More »Feb. 27, 2013: Morning News In 90
A video round-up of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida: pothole repair, airport renovation, women attacked, Iran nuclear program, Pope Benedict XVI.
Read More »UF study finds link between pancreas size and Type 1 diabetes
Researchers at the University of Florida discovered that people at risk for Type 1 diabetes may have smaller pancreases
Read More »SunSense saves dollars and cents for Florida schools, including UF
Progress Energy Florida and the SunSense solar energy program awarded UF with a new solar photovoltaic system.
Read More »Students turn to energy drinks as FDA investigates safety
Students rely on energy drinks to provide necessary energy for the day, but too much caffeine can be bad for a person's health.
Read More »Florida Organic Growers sponsors petition for 2012 Farm Bill
The election season may be over, but there are still ways that Floridians can make their voices heard in Washington, D.C.
Read More »For many athletes, superstitions and routines are key ingredients for Gator wins
From lucky socks to Buckeye nuts, University of Florida athletes talk about their tokens and rituals for game day.
Read More »University of Florida classes to be available on free course website
Coursera, a growing Internet class website, could offer University of Florida classes beginning in spring 2013. Nearly 20 other universities nationwide utilize the program.
Read More »Herman Cain brings message to Gainesville
Former GOP candidate Herman Cain spoke at the University of Florida as part of a college tour to encourage students to be informed and to pursue their goals.
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