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Al-Arian, doctor had contact
[Times photo: Kathleen Flynn]
Hernando physician Ayman Osman was on the board of a Muslim school founded by Sami Al-Arian, who is accused of leading a terrorist organization.
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Jan Glidewell
In the vast wasteland of trash TV, addicts lurk
Okay, so what's worse?
Times offers to help pay for Olympic-sized pool
Plans call for the paper to share the $1-million cost with the county and the private sector.
Trial begins in killing of roommate
Opening remarks begin in the trial of Jonathan R. Patton, 20, who is accused of beating his roommate to death Jan. 17, 2002.
Assistant principal moved up
Marcia Austin, 45, of Parrott Middle School will get her own school to administer in July: J.D. Floyd Elementary.
Pit bullterrier's owner asked to waive appeal
Hernando County wants to expedite the process so the dog that killed its caretaker at a kennel can be euthanized.
Refuge is an oasis amid chronic sprawl of humanity
As the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge marks 100 years of preservation, the county's sanctuaries flourish.
Bears set their sights on regaining top spot
The run, perhaps, is over for Central. At least the unprecedented run of local and district success in which the Bears went 41-5 and won three district titles the past three seasons under coach Joe Nicolai.
Sharing load new strategy for Hernando
BROOKSVILLE -- Brett Teitelman enjoyed the security, the ability to circle two wins on his clipboard before matches even started.
Alonzo gets a shot at WBA belt
SPRING HILL -- Jose Alonzo, an undefeated super middleweight from Spring Hill who recently received his first world ranking, signed a contract last week to fight on April 18 for the vacant World Boxing Association Fedecentro world title.
Police reports: Girl, 10, arrested in 911 calls
MASARYKTOWN -- A 10-year-old girl was arrested Saturday morning for making false reports to 911. According to a Hernando County Sheriff's Office report, the girl's father told deputies she had done the same thing a week earlier and needed to go to jail. The charge of filing a false fire alarm is a misdemeanor.
