The University of South Florida is launching a three-year degree program in school psychology to address the national shortage of school psychologists. The program will be based in USF’s College of Education and will aim to provide resources and expertise to improve students’ academic, mental, and behavioral health.
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The city of Port Richey has approved a zoning change to allow for a dense, multi-use development in the former Cotee River Landing area. The […]
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Joseph Behnam, owner of The Great Catch Land O’ Lakes, moved his restaurant 3.4 miles south to a new location, doubling the space and table […]