After weeks of public protest and pleading, the roughly 200-year-old live oak near the historic Dade City courthouse has been saved. County Administrator Mike Carballa announced the tree will remain as long as it passes biannual checkups. A new maintenance plan will be implemented to protect both the tree and surrounding property.
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After hurricanes Helene and Milton, Pasco County operated seven pet-friendly shelters to accommodate pets of evacuees. The department’s Animal Services team took care of over […]
Tampa Bay Times is bringing their newsroom to the community by establishing a pop-up newsroom at Bean Wandering coffee shop in St. Petersburg. The pop-up […]