Craig Lowe, Gainesville's first openly gay mayor, dies at 65 - The Independent Florida Alligator
Lowe died in Gainesville Jan. 14 at 65. He was the District 4 city commissioner for seven years, then the first openly gay mayor from 2010 to 2013.
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Lowe died in Gainesville Jan. 14 at 65. He was the District 4 city commissioner for seven years, then the first openly gay mayor from 2010 to 2013.
White left the Gators to fill the void of former Georgia head coach Tom Crean. UF hired White in 2015 as the successor to Billy Donovan, who coached in Gainesville for 19 seasons and led the Gators to back-to-back national championships in 2006 and 2007. White never lived up to the expectations set by his predecessor. As the years went on, he faced pressure from fans and it all culminated in his final season.
Gators look to survive loss-ridden Auburn in SEC Tournament Florida will head to Greenville, North Carolina, to face Auburn in the opening round of the SEC Tournament March 2, 2021 | 10:39pm EST The squad will lean heavily on Smith, the SEC’s No. 6 scorer. She averages 18.4 points per game. Photo from UF-Georgia game Feb. 28. Photo by Grethel Aguila | ...
Laptop reported missing from U.S. Chemical Safety Board employee’s vehicle An employee of the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, which was called out to investigate the Jan. 28 Foundation Food Group nitrogen leak, reported his laptop missing from his car, police said. The board’s investigators arrived in Gainesville Jan. 28 after the leak. Six people died and 12 people were transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center. Gainesville Police Cpl. Jessica Van said the case was considered a “possible entering auto” that happened on Jan. 29. Van said the ...