Articles published on August 6, 2005

It's officially time for some Gator football
By PAT DOOLEY Sun sports writer

Fire report could cost residents
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

Lacy to mix it up with Reid tonight
The Associated Press

Judge: Former USC player charged allowed to play
The Associated Press

Recruiting never rests
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

It's not plain, it's Planetree
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Smoltz's streak ends in 11-3 loss
The Associated Press

Bandits may have struck in Georgia
By BRITTANY RAJCHEL Special to The Sun

State chancellor accepts provost position at FAMU
By JANINE YOUNG SIKES Sun staff writer

Outgrowing justice
The Associated Press

Workers opt for free time instead of lunchtime
By ARIELLE BRUSTEIN Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Preseason kicks off in Japan
The Associated Press

Now you can give your dream job a test drive
By PATRICK KAMPERT Chicago Tribune

Rebuild Gainesville
By ELIZABETH PRANN Special to The Sun

Christian radio station celebrates 20 years
By AIDA MALLARD Special to The Sun

Defense wants Lunsford judge off of the case
The Associated Press

Intoxication defense mulled in Brucia trial
The Associated Press

Race is on to rescue Russians
The Associated Press

Hiroshima goes silent to honor bombing victims
The Associated Press

A house that celebrates Florida
Story by Allison Clark Photos by Michael C. Weimar and Rob C. Witzel

Another expert predicts 20 named storms
The Associated Press

Another death at Disney: 12-year-old at water park
Knight Ridder Newspapers

Authorities told to preserve DNA evidence
The Associated Press

Apple's extreme makeover backfires on growers
The Washington Post

August 6, 2005

At home with Urban Meyer
By Pat Dooley

American Beauties
By Marli Guzzetta

Blair seeks to deport extremists
The Associated Press

Beliefs hindering progress

Celebrating this festive season - in our own way
By Jacki Levine, Editor

Cultural `meeting place'
By Allison Clark

Don't throw out that detergent bottle!
By Diana Schultz

Ditch that boring routine.and fitness can be fun
By Julie Garrett

EPA reiterates Koppers site well demands
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Employers add over 200,000 jobs; unemployment rate remains 5 percent
By JEANNINE AVERSA AP Economics Writer

EU seeks to entice Iran to drop nuke program
The Associated Press

FCC relaxes high-speed Internet regulations
The Associated Press

Gator football off to good start
By Pat Dooley Sun sports writer

Gainesville's Q Boys
By Allison Clark Photos by Doug Finger

Gainesville in the `40s
By Gary Kirkland

GPD: Officer disciplined years before lawsuit
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

GOP still casting about for alternative to Harris
The Associated Press

GPS to be tested for sex offender act
The Associated Press

How we change the world
By Marli Guzzetta

Hometown American Idols
By Dave Schlenker and Ted Geltner

Home-grown
By Marin Blomberg

Hurricanes put focus on Panhandle building exemption
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER Special to The Sun

Hiroshima 60 years later
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Joe Haldeman's universe
By Allison Clark

Miami players arrive, ready for camp to begin
The Associated Press

More men take a stance against abortion

Natural curiosity
By Marli Guzzetta Photos by Chris Eversole

NASA finds foam clues
By MARCIA DUNN AP aerospace writer

Plane landed too far down runway
The Associated Press

Poll shows president to be likable, arrogant
The Associated Press

Roush hungry for his first victory at Brickyard
The Associated Press

Road repair fight expected to be a long one

Ranking the SEC receivers

Showtime
By Dave Schlenker

Starbucks indicates plans to move into former pharmacy site
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Stolen Hondas epidemic isn't really real on paper

Small towns and taxes

The best wines you've never heard of
Story by Allison Clark Photos by Tracy Wilcox

The `Why Gainesville?' question
By Hubert Mizell

The Voting Rights Act, now 40, is called 'landmark' among laws
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Teen builds streak to three
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

U.S. launches insurgent offensive
The Associated Press

U.S. can't feed the world

Where beauty meets function
Story by Diana Schuh Photos by Terry Wilson

What's your one fashion must-have?
Story by Diana Schuh Photos by Rob C. Witzel and Michael C. Weimar

Weeki Wachee wonderland
Story by Peri Cushman Photos by Doug Engle & Alan Youngblood

Wetherell condemns ruling, which affects postseason
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Yankees top Toronto despite team turmoil
The Associated Press

`This is my medicine'
By Brittany Rajchel

`Fields of Gold'
By Rob C. Witzel