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Hue and cry: As rainbow crosswalks become controversial, a new one appears in Gainesville
A rainbow crosswalk, painted in apparent protest of FDOT regulations, has appeared at Albert "Ray" Massey Park in Gainesville. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has ordered the removal of these crosswalks, citing safety concerns and non-compliance with uniform traffic control device standards.
Gainesville says goodbye to rainbow crosswalks
On Aug. 23, the city of Gainesville announced the city will begin removing downtown’s three rainbow crosswalks on Aug. 25 to comply with Florida’s Department of Transportation standards, which are based on the Federal Highway Administration’s statutes.
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Gainesville murders remembered; ‘It was a huge thing’
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Thirty-five years after five University of Florida students were murdered, the Gainesville campus ...
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Former facilities manager Bob Robins helps Gainesville Mayor Harvey Ward and others on elevator ride
Former facilities manager Bob Robins helps Mayor Harvey Ward, Commissioner Bryan Eastman and others on elevator's first ride ...
Alachua Chronicle on MSN2d
Gainesville’s refurbished historic elevator at Hippodrome Theatre reopens to the public
The $135,799 elevator restoration represents an important investment in the future of theater in Gainesville, and it also ...
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) -St. Francis Vet Care opened the doors to its new clinic in Gainesville today, drawing many people ...
The Gainesville Police Department’s crackdown on firearm violence and increased recruitment efforts have both so far been ...
Alachua Chronicle on MSN1d
Illegal alien arrested in Gainesville found with DMV-issued driver's license in the name of a deceased man
Post Miranda, Alvarado-Gomez reportedly said he paid an individual in Miami to take him to a DMV office, where his picture ...
According to Gainesville police, the child was under the care of Abigail Arriaga-Arriaga at Joyland Daycare. The mother told ...
Gainesville Police Chief Nelson Moya presented a report to the city commission to update the public about crime and other issues.
It's time to voice your opinion! Vote for which Gainesville-area athlete you are most looking forward to watching out of the ...
DOGE on the road: Broward, Gainesville first in DeSantis’ budget review blitz Starting July 31, the governor's DOGE teams will start on-site inspections of county and city spending records and ...
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