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Articles published on August 3, 2011

'Three Chords and the Truth' is too much
By TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER Special to the Guardian

'God is in the building'
By Aida Mallard Special to the Guardian

'Just Wanna Testify' is perfect
Terri Schlichenmeyer Special to the Guardian

Academy defends Winfrey as honorary Oscar winner
The Associated Press

Alice Cooper inspires Universal Studios attraction
The Associated Press

Around the region - Aug. 4

Anthony won't have to return to Florida on Thurs.
The Associated Press

About Town

An overview of season ahead in SEC
By JOHN ZENOR AP Sports Writer

A regret about redistricting

Acrosstown Repertory Theatre to host season-opening gala
By Aida Mallard Special to the Guardian

Biology professors say they've been targeted over evolution emblems
By Nathan Crabbe Staff writer

Bedridden and caged, Egypt's Mubarak goes on trial
The Associated Press

Bed-ridden, caged, Egypt's Mubarak goes on trial
The Associated Press

Beisel adds to title collection
The Associated Press

Bell football seeks first playoff berth
By Laura Bernheim Correspondent

Bob Denny: Why not face up to your fears?
By Bob Denny Special to The Sun

Cats in hoarding case will soon be available to adopt
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

City may toughen its development regulations
By Chad Smith Staff writer

Can't get relief: Economic news sours investors
The Associated Press

City’s new public-comment rule starts Thursday
By Chad Smith Staff writer

Churches

Columbia County official appointed to officers state training commission
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

CDC: Strokes rise among pregnant women, new moms
The Associated Press

County Commission meets on budget Thursday
By Christopher Curry Staff writer

Comedians work to create understanding through laughter
By Andrew Wyzan Correspondent

Dad: 'Shock' over son who died after arrest
The Associated Press

D.C museum opens exhibit on rescued Chilean miners
The Associated Press

Donate dresses to PACE
By Aida Mallard Special to the Guardian

Downturn has black middle class losing ground
The Associated Press

Defense: Dangerous to bring Anthony back to Fla.
The Associated Press

Emily partly to blame for sweltering heat
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Ethics case against ex-Fla. House speaker dropped
The Associated Press

Earth's two moons? It's not lunacy, but new theory
The Associated Press

Extreme coupon cutters save cash, teach their tricks
The Associated Press

Editorial: Averting a debt crisis

Fox denies report that Orton is starting QB
Staff report

Foes of EPA water rules for Fla. lose appeal
The Associated Press

Father charged with abusing teen girl
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Farmers market to double SNAP benefits
By Anthony Clark Special to the Guardian

Gators get four-star LB for 2012
By Jeff Barlis Staff writer

Going nowhere: Economy struggles to find footing
The Associated Press

Girls To Young Ladies celebrates end-of-summer program
By Cleveland Tinker Special to the Guardian

Gainesville Housing Authority gets 'F' on review
By Chad Smith Special to the Guardian

Gatorsports.com Top 25 — No. 16 Virginia Tech Hokies
By Adam West Staff writer

Heather Mills: I was told my phone was hacked
The Associated Press

Hyundai Elantra is attractive, affordable
By ANN M. JOB The Associated Press

How will Florida football coach Will Muschamp fare in first season?
By Robbie Andreu Special to the Guardian

Kutcher will play Internet billionaire on 'Two and a Half Men'
The Associated Press

Local companies vie for a piece of video game market
By Anthony Clark Business editor

Living his dream
By AIDA MALLARD Special to the Guardian

Letters to the Editor for Aug. 3, 2011

Man convicted of killing romantic rival
The Associated Press

More restaurants in the news
By Anthony Clark Special to the Guardian

Moms' Night Out Tomorrow!
Stacy Fournier

Muschamp reminisces on playing career at Georgia
By Jeff Barlis Staff writer

Naked motorist in Levy charged with DUI
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Niagara Falls tightrope appears to have U.S. support
The Associated Press

New academic programs on menu for Miami schools
The Associated Press

New HIV infections in U.S. hold steady at 50,000
The Associated Press

Officials investigate two fires at same apartment
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Okla. woman claims famed hijacker is her uncle
The Associated Press

Ocala bishop plans 'Outpouring' in Gainesville
By Cleveland Tinker Special to the Guardian

Parents look for best ways to raise multilingual children
The Associated Press

Q & A with Bell running back/linebacker Jeremy Zimmerman
By Laura Bernheim Correspondent

Q & A with Bell right tackle/defensive end Austin Godwin
By Laura Bernheim Correspondent

Q & A with Bell receiver James Oslager
By Laura Bernheim Correspondent

Q & A with Bell coach Roy Harden
By Laura Bernheim Correspondent

Replica ship made in Spain headed to St. Augustine
The Associated Press

RNC tests out its convention host city
The Associated Press

Rams grad signs football scholarship

Summer blood shortages a problem here and nationwide
By Nicole La Hoz Correspondent

Specialist hired to help schools save on energy
By Jackie Alexander Staff writer

Shoplifting suspect demands a lawyer and a Coke
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

Santa Fe barbecue documentary screened Thursday
By Jackie Alexander Staff writer

Strong World adds professional detailing touch to cars and more
By Cleveland Tinker Special to the Guardian

Star Center Children's Theatre holding auditions
By Aida Mallard Special to the Guardian

Schools urge families to register students now
Special to the Guardian

Tropical Storm Emily forecast to hug Florida coast
Staff report

UF soccer returns to practice
Special to Gatorsports.com

UPD: Drunken bartender caught street racing on University Ave.
By Karen Voyles Staff writer

UF places 137th in Forbes’ rankings of top colleges
By Nathan Crabbe Staff writer

USDA announces recall of 36M lbs of ground turkey
The Associated Press

UF hoops schedule 'toughest yet'
By Kevin Brockway Staff writer

Upward Bound students hold pageant
By Aida Mallard Special to the Guardian

Images of the Day

Fox denies report that Orton is starting QB

Denver quarterback Tim Tebow (15) throws during training camp at the Broncos football training facility in Englewood, Colo., on Monday, Aug. 1, 2011. (AP Photo)

Kutcher will play Internet billionaire on 'Two and a Half Men'

Heather Mills: I was told my phone was hacked

In this March 1, 2007 file photo, Heather Mills clutches a cellphone as she leaves the High Court in London. cMills told the BBC in London, Wednesday Aug. 3, 2011, that a journalist from the Mirror group of newspapers boasted of having hacked into her phone. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, file)

Johnny Boswell Jr., right, a former Eastside High School football player, looks on as his parents, Johnny Boswell Sr. and Palenthia Boswell, sign their names to make his letter-of-intent official to play college football on scholarship at Trinity International University in Deerfield, Ill. Boswell, who graduated from Eastside in 2010, will play defensive back or linebacker at Trinity. The 6-foot, 185-pound Boswell played just about every position on defense for the Rams and also handled some kicking duties. Earlier this summer, former Rams Devontae Battles and Raheem Watkins signed scholarships to play for Waldorf College in Forest City, Iowa. They both graduated in June.

Strong World adds professional detailing touch to cars and more

Emmitt Armstrong, left, owner, and Chris Johnson, associate, with Strong World Professional Detailing.

Girls To Young Ladies celebrates end-of-summer program

Program founder Reshone Flanders shares a laugh with Sierra Reynolds, 10, during the Girls To Young Ladies summer program at the Martin Luther King Jr. Multipurpose Center.

Gerald Fields, professional basketball player and former Gainesville High School Student, is a coach for the summer basketball and cheerleading league sponsored by the Gainesville Housing Authority at Woodlawn Park on Wednesday, July 20.

Parents look for best ways to raise multilingual children

Alice Di Giovanni, 1, of Miami, is one of an increasing number of American children living in homes where languages other than English are spoken. Alice's Honduran nanny, Marisol Espinoza Lazo, left, speaks to her in Spanish; her Polish-Canadian mother, Anna Manikowska, center, in French; and her father, Antonello Di Giovanni, in Italian. (AP)

'Three Chords and the Truth' is too much