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Seeking Closure: Daughter Of Murder Victim Demands Justice
  • Law, Crime, & Punishment

Seeking Closure: Daughter Of Murder Victim Demands Justice

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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A year after the death of her mother, Jennifer Suojanen, who was found dead in her Port Richey home, her daughter Jayde Potter is still […]

11 Year Old Abby Mendelsohn Recognized For Selfless Generosity
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11 Year Old Abby Mendelsohn Recognized For Selfless Generosity

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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11-year-old Abby Mendelsohn and her father, Lane Mendelsohn, have been recognized for their dedication to the Two Good Soles Shoes and Socks Drive, collecting over […]

The Life And Struggles Of Clemmie Butler In West Pasco County
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The Life And Struggles Of Clemmie Butler In West Pasco County

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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Clemmie Butler, born in 1902 to farm laborers in Dade City, faced numerous hardships throughout her life. Marrying at a young age, she raised three […]

Amskills Expands Workforce Development For Semiconductor Industry In Florida
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Amskills Expands Workforce Development For Semiconductor Industry In Florida

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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AmSkills, a Pasco-based nonprofit, partners with the Florida Semiconductor Institute to expand its training programs statewide. The partnership aims to provide opportunities for employment in […]

Bowling Event Highlights Skills Of The Visually Impaired
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Bowling Event Highlights Skills Of The Visually Impaired

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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The Lighthouse for the Visually Impaired and Blind (LVIB) hosted a charity bowling event named ‘Bowling in the Dark’, replacing their traditional ‘Dining in the […]

Local Jobs Boost: Garyline Relocates To Spring Hill, Employs 500
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Local Jobs Boost: Garyline Relocates To Spring Hill, Employs 500

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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A plastics manufacturer, Garyline, moved from the Bronx to Pasco County and has exceeded its promise of providing 500 jobs, hiring over 1,500 people in […]

San Antonio’s Small Town Charm: Preserving Heritage And Growing Community
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San Antonio’s Small Town Charm: Preserving Heritage And Growing Community

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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San Antonio residents enjoy the small-town feel of the city, with its historical town center and preservation of traditions. The community is growing, yet they […]

Trinity Residents Oppose Massive Sports Complex Development
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Trinity Residents Oppose Massive Sports Complex Development

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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A proposed sports entertainment complex development in Pasco County, Florida is receiving negative feedback from residents, who are concerned about the potential changes to their […]

29 Year Old Employee Accused Of Sexual Battery At Non Profit For At Risk Teens
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29 Year Old Employee Accused Of Sexual Battery At Non Profit For At Risk Teens

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 23, 2024
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A 29-year-old man working at a non-profit housing at-risk teenagers in Florida is under arrest for allegedly sexually battering a 15-year-old resident. The incidents reportedly […]

Residents Lament Unfulfilled Promises In Connected City Development
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Residents Lament Unfulfilled Promises In Connected City Development

  • The Pasco Herald
  • December 22, 2024
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Connected City, a planned community in Wesley Chapel, Florida, promised amenities such as farmer’s markets, district parks, and extended green space. However, residents claim that […]

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