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Research-assistance group gets new leader

The Florida Institute for the Commercialization of Public Research has swapped one successful biotech executive for another with the announcement this week that it named Jackson Streeter as CEO, replacing Jamie Grooms.

 

Man shoots into moving car, GPD says

A Gainesville man was arrested Friday night on allegations he shot into a car as it was traveling.

 

Human remains ID'd, found near Ocala

Authorities have identified human remains found in a swampy area near Ocala as that of a man who is believed to have killed himself.

 

Veterans for Peace announces contests

Gainesville Veterans for Peace is sponsoring its seventh annual Peace Poetry Contest.

 

Kids get to meet bovines behind many favorite foods

What’s not to love about dairy cows? They have big brown eyes and neat tongues. They can be messy and they eat an awful lot, but they provide the ingredient for favorite foods — cheese, ice cream, butter, yogurt, milk.

 

Rain thins crowds, but hard-core plant fans snap up deals

Most people surely go to the annual Kanapaha Botanical Gardens Spring Festival for the plants.

 

Starke man, 36, dies in crash

A 36-year-old Starke man died in a traffic crash in Bradford County Thursday evening, the Florida Highway Patrol reported.

 

City revises policy, says petition-gatherers can stay at public events

People collecting petition signatures or walking with political signs cannot be removed from public events on city property unless they are creating a disturbance.

 

Progress Park celebrates biotechnology May 12

The 13th annual celebration of biotechnology is set for 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 12 at Progress Park in Alachua.

 

Citizens Co-op raises money on Indiegogo

The Citizens Co-op grocery store is attempting to raise $6,000 within the next month for expenses while the food cooperative continues to work toward turning a profit.

 

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