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ARIPEKA — The brilliant greens of saltmeadow and marsh hay cordgrass, melt into cabbage palm fronds and the earthy gray-brown tones of black needle rush and the pneumatophores of black mangroves springing from a sandy shore. Hovering above is a brilliant blue sky filled with roiling clouds.
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NEW PORT RICHEY – Tidying up the U.S. 19-Gulf Coast Highway corridor is high on city council’s list of things to do and the board went back to work during its last regular council meeting.
NEW PORT RICHEY — A pair of newly deputized citizens didn’t waste any time cleaning up the streets last week.
DADE CITY — The Pasco County Commission is considering changes to the county’s sign ordinance in an effort to better regulate signage as well as to answer requests to allow LED-based digital boards.
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CLEARWATER — Actor, producer and writer Ken Jeong will take the stage Saturday, April 20, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Read more
ST. PETERSBURG — The Hit Men, the legendary musicians behind the legends of rock and roll, will perform Friday, April 19, 8 p.m., at The Duke Energy Center for the Arts – Mahaffey Theater, 400… Read more
The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated itself an organization hostile to women and people of color. It fired its co-founder Morris Dees for unexplained reasons and removed his bio from its website at the same time it pledged to train its management in “racial equity, inclusion and results.”
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Prior to an evening of musical entertainment that included Eddie Money, the final day of Chasco Fiesta 2019, April 6, included a parade of boats that began in Port Richey, traveled up the Pithlachascotee River to the Dr. Frederick A. Grassin Bridge, in downtown New Port Richey, and then back…
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SPRING HILL — He discovered in his junior year of high school that he had the power to impact the community. But at just 15, he wasn’t quite old enough to fully grasp the ripple effect of one voice.
TRINITY – With shouts of “Mazel Tov” and music, members of the Chabad Jewish Center stood from their tables and danced into the streets as the center’s new Torah was celebrated with joy and love.
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TARPON SPRINGS — Mitchell Wilcox was a star tight end at Tarpon Springs High School, where his size, 6-foot-4 and 245 pounds, and talent on the gridiron led the converted lineman to commit to …
PORT RICHEY — West Pasco County residents had an opportunity to go to the polls April 9.
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