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Progress Energy To Announce Power Line Path (The Tampa Tribune)
DADE CITY Progress Energy officials are expected to make an announcement next week about where they plan to put high-power transmission lines to expand service, and a grassroots group wants to make sure Pasco County doesn't fall within the proposed path. The group's leader, Fred Krauer of Oakstead, todaypresented a petition to the county commission with 3,000 signatures from residents opposing ...
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Former Pasco, NFL football star gets five years in federal prison (St. Petersburg Times)
TAMPA -– U.S. District Judge Steven Merryday sentenced former NFL running back Troy Hambrick to five years in federal prison for distributing crack cocaine last year in his hometown of Dade City. "I have confidence you can regain your place...
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Hundreds line up in Pasco to say farewell to fallen soldier (WTSP - Tampa Bay's 10 News)
Hundreds of people lined the streets of Dade City in Pasco County Tuesday to say farewell to Army Sgt. Marcus Mathes, killed in a morter attack in Iraq.
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Man arrested in neighbor shooting (FOX 13 Tampa Bay)
Pasco County deputies say a SWAT team has arrested a man accused of shooting and killing his Wesley Chapel neighbor on April 23. Edward Stoddard was surrounded in a home in Dade City after detectives got a tip on his whereabouts.
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4 Teens Arrested In Dade City Drive-By (The Pasco Tribune)
The green Dodge Neon went back and forth in front of a home several times before a young man leaned out the front passenger window and pointed a sawed-off shotgun at six people standing outside, a sheriff's office report states.
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FCAT Writing Scores Near State Averages (The Tampa Tribune)
LAND O' LAKES - Students and teachers at Cox Elementary in Dade City tried new strategies to improve test scores this year as the school faces possible sanctions under the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
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Burglar Steals Man's Remains (WCMH Columbus)
The plan was to scatter the ashes of her father over the St. Johns River on Florida's east coast, at the spot where he enjoyed spending his final years catching shrimp.
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Program Gives Youths A Break This Summer (The Pasco Tribune)
Herb Green was succinct when asked if there's anything for youth in the Tri-Community area to do in their spare time:
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Burglars Steal Beloved Father's Ashes (The Tampa Tribune)
Mary Vars just wants her father's ashes back so family can spread them in the St. Johns River.
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Middle school students take a stand against bullying (WTSP - Tampa Bay's 10 News)
Pasco Middle School in Dade City formed the Pirates of Peace Club. The club of mostly 7th graders is a watchdog and, as victim advocates, they know what to look for in the lunchroom or a hallway.
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Several Pasco County citizens will
receive statewide recognition from 1000 Friends of Florida this year
for their work to preserve the Florida environment!
Bob & Sharon
Blanchard of the Little Everglades Ranch will receive the Community Steward Award
for their leadership on growth management and environmental issues. The
Blanchards and Jennifery Seney of Pasco Wildlife, Inc. will be
recognized on Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 4:30 p.m. at the Historic Courthouse
in Dade City. Jennifer L. Seney
Director of Pascowildlife, Inc., will receive a Community Steward Award
for her leadership in the successful passage of "Penny for Pasco,"
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