St. Petersburg Times Online: Pasco County news

Catholic school's enrollment cap to rise
The county will raise the limit on the number of students at the new school from 425 to 650.

Flagpole a worldwide centerpiece for prayer
Students at Land O'Lakes High and elsewhere gather around the flagpole at school, a tradition started in Texas in 1990.

Weight loss firm ordered to hand over documents
A judge gives the makers of Body Solutions, defendants in a lawsuit, 21 days to produce the papers.

Trial of 2 in child's killing delayed
Defense lawyers will get another hearing in the case involving the slaying of 9-year-old Sharra Ferger.

Zephyrhills flocks to big box of thrills
A Wal-Mart Supercenter, armed with 493 employees and innumerable temptations, opens to 700 consumers.

Neighbor city may offer plan for police
With Port Richey thinking about dropping its police force, New Port Richey thinks about giving help.

Defendant's words key in case
Prosecutors turn to testimony from an earlier trial in the case against a man already serving a life sentence in connection with the murder of an elderly woman.

Postal veteran gets top job in Zephyrhills
The new postmaster at the Zephyrhills post office brings 29 years of experience in postal service.

Mustangs get good measuring stick
Mitchell takes its No. 2 ranking into the tough Flrunners.com Invitational.

Sportzone teams roll to two division titles
NEW PORT RICHEY -- Two roller hockey teams won division titles in last weekend's Youth Sports News All-Star Recreation tournament.

McKnight surprises himself with qualifying round
Trinity's Jim McKnight had seen his name in the newspaper earlier this month as a local entrant in sectional qualifying for the U.S. Senior Amateur. Knowing his scores might be made public, he went into the round hoping not to embarrass himself.

Players of all ages and abilities can enjoy tournaments
There's competition to be had at any level for those willing to make the commitment.

Beall's has big plans for building
The department store chain will give the old Wal-Mart on U.S. 301 a make over inside and out.

A meaningful gesture
Moved by grief at the news that a popular teacher had cancer, a group of students searched for a way to help.

Police reports
Trial of two men delayed in slaying of 9-year-old

Editorial
Pasco shouldn't pay for defender's ploy
The Pasco-Pinellas Public Defender's Office is threatening to trade defendants for dollars.

Letters
Let voters decide on ad fairness
Re: Fairness? That depends on whose ox is getting gored, Sept. 15 C.T Bowen column