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Articles published on February 25, 2006

Coal is the city's answer
By AARON A. GREEN

Police: Pharmacist's savior, attacker were with the DOC
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

'Rest easy' on drilling

Are you being wiretapped?
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Eastside's Shankle knows leadership role
By DANIEL SHANKS Special to the Sun

Just a muddy waste of taxpayer dollars

Three sticking points to the death penalty

Lies and lack of food explain roots of violence

Here's how to solve crowded school problem

They won't hate us if we're no longer free

Testing for bonuses is a really bad idea

Protectors of the Prairie
By COLIN McCANDLESS Special to the Sun

Abortion & the court
Religion News Service

American Mancuso wins giant slalom
The Associated Press

Around the region

Americans have more equity in homes than generally thought

Army charges 7 over sex acts on Web site
The Associated Press

Americans see Iran as top foe, Canada, Britain as best pals
The Associated Press

American hostage in Nigeria appeals for help
The Associated Press

A prairie or a lake?

Bagwell shows up anyway
The Associated Press

Buchholz's Chidgey signs to play for Jacksonville

Control of university degrees disputed
By JACK STRIPLING Sun staff writer

Canada wins curling gold
The Associated Press

Comparing airfares might get tougher to do
By JEFF BAILEY and CHRISTOPHER ELLIOTT The New York Times

Curfew stifles sectarian fury
The Associated Press

Ebony Awards honor those who have made a difference
By GARY KIRKLAND Sun staff writer

Family to exhume body of teen who died in juvenile boot camp
The Associated Press

February 25, 2006

Fred Levin gives UF $2 million for courtroom facility
By JACK STRIPLING Sun staff writer

Fire destroys home of mother, 3 children
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Gainesville native gets technology achievement honor
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Hedrick settles for silver in men's 10,000
The Associated Press

Hays retiring after final Olympic rides
The Associated Press

H&R Block's tax mistake could scare off customers
The Associated Press

Huge oil facilty dodges attack
The Associated Press

Jeanna Mastrodicasa: I will bring new leadership, stability and a vision of greatness for the future that Gainesville dearly needs

Kyle Busch bristles at criticism of his driving
The Associated Press

Lethal injection is under scrutiny
The Associated Press

Magic snap slump vs. Sonics
The Associated Press

Mizzou-rable
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Medicare could limit number of drug plans
The Associated Press

Noah's status Sunday is still undetermined
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Nearly 105, man cites reasons for longevity
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Personal best for Florida
Special to the Sun

Pomegranates can flourish in the region

Project recalls Jim Crow-era schoolhouse
By COLIN MCCANDLESS Special to the Sun

Request to have Tate murder case tossed denied
The Associated Press

Religions address the question of evil differently

Ruling on Google images could help publishers
By EDWARD WYATT The New York Times

Saban offers help to troubled player
The Associated Press

Some UF fans just cannot be pleased

South Dakota lawmakers pass abortion ban
The Associated Press

Tony Domenech: I want to protect the neighborhoods, reduce traffic congestion and keep your utility bills affordable

Tiger sent packing
The Associated Press

Tenn. halts program for immigrant drivers
The Associated Press

U.S. factory orders plummet 10 percent
The Associated Press

Weather Service seeking to train new Storm Spotters
By JENNA L. TIGHE Special to the Sun

White House won't reconsider approval of port deal
The Associated Press

Warning: Run red, you'll lose green
By MEGAN V. WINSLOW Special to the Sun

You could be a red light runner and not know it
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

Zick drives in seven runs
Special to the Sun

Images of the Day

Missouri starter Max Scherzer picked up the win against Florida on Friday.

Pavle Jovanovic, Brock Kreitzburg, Steve Mesler and Todd Hays wait at the start during the first run of the Olympic Men's Four-Man Bobsled competition at the Turin 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Cesana Pariol, Italy, Friday, Feb. 24, 2006.

Eastside's Shankle knows leadership role

Eastside senior point guard Tim Shankle has helped lead the Rams to the regional finals.

Saudi King Abdullah's picture is seen on a car parked near Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq oil facility Friday Feb. 24, 2006. Suicide bombers in explosives-laden cars attacked the world's largest oil processing facility Friday, but were prevented from breaking through the gates when guards opened fire on them, causing the vehicles to explode, officials said.

Officer Steve Girard, foreground, of the traffic safety team, waits patiently on W. University Avenue for a call from Cpl. Mike West to catch a red light runner.

Among the protectors of Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park are, from left, park volunteer and photographer Dominic Martino; Friends of Paynes Prairie president George Edwards; nature guide and author Lars Andersen; park services specialist JulieAnne Tabone, and former president of Friends of Gainesville-Hawthorne Trail Tom Stevens. These five devote much of their time toward ensuring the welfare of Alachua County's natural treasure.