Articles published on October 2, 2009

$400,000 bond set in robbery, sex-assault case
By Karen Voyles and Lise Fisher Staff writers

'Sleep Dealer' being shown today, a highlight of Latino Film Festival
By Dante Lima Correspondent

2009 immigrant deaths likely to exceed 2008 total
The Associated Press

39 indicted in bribery probe of DC taxi industry
The Associated Press

3 arrested after home invasion robbery
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

3-year-old mauled by dog on a chain
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

An Evening with Joe Camp and Benji
By Dave Schlenker Entertainment editor

Around the Region - Oct. 2
Staff and wire reports

Authorities say man hit girlfriend with hammer
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Bradford defeats Santa Fe
By Barry Heckard Correspondent

Bronson remains winless
By Jim Harvin Correspondent

Bible verses banned from Ga. school football field
The Associated Press

Bike rider critically injured in crash
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Bat house returns
By Nathan Crabbe Staff writer

Benefit hopes to help rescue kids from brothel
By Dante Lima Correspondent

Chiefland whips Trenton, 33-0
By Nathan Deen Correspondent

Columbia is manhandled
By Kevin Brockway Staff writer

CBS employee pleads not guilty in Letterman plot
The Associated Press

City OKs new changes to park
By Megan Rolland Staff writer

Community and state briefs for Oct. 2, 2009

Driving while dialing

Elam to visit Vols
By Edward Aschoff Recruiting beat writer

Editorial: Voting monopoly

Fla. Gov. Crist's promises lost in bad economy
The Associated Press

Fall into a festive weekend
Staff report

From the United Arab Emirates: Corruption in Afghanistan

Feeling more like fall?
By Lidia Dinkova Correspondent

GHS holds back Eastside, 32-29
By John Patton Staff writer

Government Trustee Sues Over Madoff Family Values
The Associated Press

Gold inches higher, other commodities fall
The Associated Press

Hawthorne hounds St. Francis
By Paul Kardasz Correspondent

House Dems vote for new taxes on gas, tobacco
The Associated Press

Health care overhaul could raise Medicare Rx costs
The Associated Press

Iran's Delaying Tactics May Frustrate Inspectors
The Associated Press

Jobs data send oil prices tumbling below $70
The Associated Press

Local health professionals talk health-care reform
By Cindy Swirko Staff writer

Lifestyles on parade
By Amanda Adams Correspondent

Letters to the Editor - Oct. 2

Man charged in Letterman plot was deep in debt
The Associated Press

Meeting on drinking water safety is Tuesday
Staff report

Must-reads to look for in Sunday's edition of The Sun
Staff report

Meyer speaks at House of Hope prayer breakfast
By Harriet Daniels Staff writer

Newberry cruises past Union County
By Cliff Olsen Correspondent

NTSB: Plane on fire before crash into Everglades
The Associated Press

Police seize 11 guns, shut down apparent gun-dealing
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Putnam sheriff reprimands officers after ex-inmate dies
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Rio celebrates 2016 Olympics
The Associated Press

Roller Rebels hope new film popularizes the sport
By Robert Hilson Correspondent

Stamper knows what Tebow is going through
By Edward Aschoff Correspondent

Second annual Noche de Gala charity event Saturday
By Lauren Gold Correspondent

Store: Zoning shouldn't be up to board's whim
By Anthony Clark Business Editor

Solar expo and tour is Saturday at UF
By Cindy Swirko Staff writer

Teen arrested, accused of punching assistant principal
By Lise Fisher Staff writer

Texas jury convicts handyman of 2 slayings in '07
The Associated Press

Tropical Storm Olaf moving north in the Pacific
The Associated Press

Thank goodness! UF has a plan for zombie invasions
By Nathan Crabbe Staff writer

Union/Newberry football

UF roundup: Soccer ties Miss. State
Special to The Sun

UF loses home volleyball match
By Ray FitzGerald Correspondent

UPD seeks help finding missing Shands patient
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

UF receiving $93 million in stimulus money
By Nathan Crabbe Staff writer

Vanguard blanks Palatka
By Richard Burton Correspondent

YMCA workers unpaid this week as nonprofit struggles
By Anthony Clark and Karen Voyles Staff writers