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Land O’ Lakes Enhances Road Access In Central Pasco
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Land O’ Lakes Enhances Road Access In Central Pasco

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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Land O’ Lakes completed a 1.1-mile extension of Connerton Boulevard, connecting it to U.S. 41/Land O’ Lakes Boulevard and Ehren Cutoff. This extension will facilitate […]

Ruggiero Promoted to Port Richey Police Chief – New Role and Expertise
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Ruggiero Promoted to Port Richey Police Chief – New Role and Expertise

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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Frank Ruggiero, a veteran police officer with extensive experience, will lead the Port Richey Police Department, succeeding Cyrus Robinson. Ruggiero brings a wealth of certifications […]

The Music Of John Timpanelli and Friends – New Port Richey
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The Music Of John Timpanelli and Friends – New Port Richey

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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The Music of John Timpanelli and Friends is a live performance featuring John Timpanelli and his band. The event will take place on Tuesdays from […]

Empowering Stories: Author With Autism Spreads Message Of Acceptance Through Books
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Empowering Stories: Author With Autism Spreads Message Of Acceptance Through Books

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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Chris Angilella, a young author with Asperger’s Syndrome, has released four books. His stories, including ‘Dotty’s Freckles’, ‘S-S-Simon’, and ‘Connor’s Clever Shot: You’re On!’, focus […]

The Rise of Female Farmers: A Nation’s Agricultural Shift
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The Rise of Female Farmers: A Nation’s Agricultural Shift

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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A report by Trace One reveals a significant increase in women participating in American agriculture, with a steady rise in the number of female farmers […]

Wesley Chapel Fire Chief Resigns Amid Lawsuit Alleging Retaliation
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Wesley Chapel Fire Chief Resigns Amid Lawsuit Alleging Retaliation

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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Wesley Chapel Fire Chief Anthony Perez abruptly resigned after a year of employment, citing a lawsuit against the county and its personnel, including Director Barbara […]

The Legacy of Coach John Castelamare: A Football Legend
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The Legacy of Coach John Castelamare: A Football Legend

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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John Castelamare, a former Wesley Chapel football coach, dedicated his life to fostering a rigorous and compassionate training environment. He rose to prominence as a […]

How To Get Involved In Addressing MB Rd. Traffic And Safety Concerns
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How To Get Involved In Addressing MB Rd. Traffic And Safety Concerns

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 30, 2025
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The article discusses the significant increase in traffic volumes expected on MB Rd. due to development in the K-Bar Ranch and Two Rivers areas, and […]

Beckett Bridge Replacement Project Approved in Pinelas County
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Beckett Bridge Replacement Project Approved in Pinelas County

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 29, 2025
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After a century of repairs, the Beckett Bridge in Pinelas County is receiving $3.7 million in state funding to replace it, a project expected to […]

St. Augustine, Florida: A Remote Work Hub Transforming the Region
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St. Augustine, Florida: A Remote Work Hub Transforming the Region

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 29, 2025
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St. Augustine, Florida, has experienced a surge in remote work, attracting white-collar workers from across the United States. The city’s historic charm, coupled with its […]

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