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Saint Leo University Launches Lifelong Learning Institute
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Saint Leo University Launches Lifelong Learning Institute

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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Saint Leo University is hosting a free open house for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, a program offering non-credit courses for people 50 and older. […]

High Speed Chase In Florida Ends With Scavenger Hunt Confession
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High Speed Chase In Florida Ends With Scavenger Hunt Confession

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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A man in Wesley Chapel, Florida was arrested for a high-speed chase after speeding during a pursuit that lasted over a mile. The driver told […]

A Brief History Of Seven Springs School And Resort
  • Life, Culture, & History

A Brief History Of Seven Springs School And Resort

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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The Seven Springs School was established in 1914 in Pasco County, Florida, on land donated by Colquitt Johnson. The school served the Seven Springs resort […]

Saint Leo University Launches Lifelong Learning Institute
  • Education

Saint Leo University Launches Lifelong Learning Institute

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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Saint Leo University is hosting a free open house for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, a program designed for older learners. The program offers noncredit […]

Seahawks Volleyball Team Sets Sights On State Title
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Seahawks Volleyball Team Sets Sights On State Title

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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The Land O’ Lakes Seahawks volleyball team, led by senior captain Sofia Sierra, is aiming for a state title this season. The team, with a […]

Dade City’s Live Oak No. 7 Reprieved From Execution
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Dade City’s Live Oak No. 7 Reprieved From Execution

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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The famous 200-year-old live oak tree in Dade City, Florida, has been granted a stay of execution, ending weeks of public protests. County Administrator Mike […]

Fraud Alert Issued Against Medicare Scams Targeting Seniors
  • Health, & Welfare

Fraud Alert Issued Against Medicare Scams Targeting Seniors

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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The Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-Pinellas has issued a fraud alert to protect senior citizens from Medicare scams. The Senior Medicare Patrol Program aims […]

Young Entrepreneurs Using 3D Printers To Sell Products
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Young Entrepreneurs Using 3D Printers To Sell Products

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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With 3D printers becoming more affordable, kids are using them to turn hobbies into businesses. Francis Kordic, Heidi Eaton, and Ollie Leonard are selling dragons, […]

Homeowner Disputes Hurricane Claim Denied By Lender Placed Insurance
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Homeowner Disputes Hurricane Claim Denied By Lender Placed Insurance

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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A homeowner in Florida named Rose Martin is facing issues with her insurance claim after Hurricane Milton, as her mortgage lender has forced-placed insurance on […]

Acid Attack Suspect Faces Higher Charges, Florida Lawmaker Calls For HOA Abolition
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Acid Attack Suspect Faces Higher Charges, Florida Lawmaker Calls For HOA Abolition

  • The Pasco Herald
  • August 25, 2025
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A woman in New Port Richey, Florida is facing elevated charges for allegedly pouring acid on a man, who is currently in critical condition. Elsewhere, […]

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