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New Polling Locations For Pasco County Municipal Election
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New Polling Locations For Pasco County Municipal Election

  • The Pasco Herald
  • April 2, 2024
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Pasco County’s upcoming municipal election will have new polling locations in place temporarily, which have been marked by town and voter precinct. The polls will […]

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  • Politics, & Government

Port Richey Approves Update To Allow RV Parks In Planned Unit Development Zoning District

  • The Pasco Herald
  • April 1, 2024
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Four of five council members voted to approve allowing RV parks in a Planned Unit Development (PUD) Zoning District in Port Richey. The proposed RV […]

Parents Worry PIP Services For Autistic Children May Not Be Allowed In Pasco County Classrooms
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Parents Worry PIP Services For Autistic Children May Not Be Allowed In Pasco County Classrooms

  • The Pasco Herald
  • April 1, 2024
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Pasco County parents are concerned about recent changes to the PIP policy that may prevent ABA therapists from providing services in the classroom. Parents like […]

Floridians To Vote On Recreational Marijuana In November
  • Politics, & Government

Floridians To Vote On Recreational Marijuana In November

  • The Pasco Herald
  • April 1, 2024
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Floridians will vote on recreational marijuana in November after the Florida Supreme Court signed off on ballot language for a proposed constitutional amendment. The amendment […]

Pasco County May Scale Back Anclote River Park Revamp
  • Politics, & Government

Pasco County May Scale Back Anclote River Park Revamp

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 29, 2024
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Pasco County officials are considering scaling back plans to expand Anclote River Park after months of public discussion and review by Florida’s indigenous people. Concerns […]

Florida Squatting Law Signed By Gov.
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Florida Squatting Law Signed By Gov.

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 28, 2024
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Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a new law allowing property owners to request law enforcement to remove squatters from their properties. The bill creates penalties for […]

Florida Children At Risk Of Losing Health Coverage Under New Rules
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  • Politics, & Government

Florida Children At Risk Of Losing Health Coverage Under New Rules

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 28, 2024
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New federal rules to ensure children from low-income families are not removed from Medicaid have been announced by the Department of Health and Human Services […]

Coastal Landfill Lawsuit
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  • Politics, & Government

Coastal Landfill Lawsuit

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 27, 2024
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A private landfill in Pasco County is at the center of a lawsuit accusing it of contaminating groundwater with dangerous levels of arsenic, ammonia, iron, […]

Pasco County Considers Opting Out Of Live Local Act
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Pasco County Considers Opting Out Of Live Local Act

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 26, 2024
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The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is set to vote on whether or not to opt out of the Live Local Act, which incentivizes […]

New Port Richey Acquires Riverfront Land
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  • Politics, & Government

New Port Richey Acquires Riverfront Land

  • The Pasco Herald
  • March 25, 2024
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The City of New Port Richey has recently purchased a 2.73 acre riverfront property for $1.1 million. Plans for the property’s future are still in […]

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