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'He's going to kill somebody'
[Times photo: Carrie Pratt]
A van driven by a Spring Hill man swerves across U.S. 19 as other motorists dial 911. The ensuing crash leaves one man dead. |
Felons who voted might face charges
State law prohibits felons from voting unless a court has restored their civil rights. The supervisor of elections will ask for an investigation.
Community proposed along new parkway
One of the development's major selling points will be access to the Suncoast Parkway and a 45 minute commute to Tampa.
Skyline dotted by cell towers concerns officials
County commissioners will vote today on a 90-day moratorium on new communication tower permits.
City residents won't feel cost of impact fee
The measure to fund construction of new schools, if approved, will add about $1,700 to the average cost of building a single-family home.
A way to reduce traffic accidents: Follow the rules
Editor: Did you know?
Defense keys Pine View's soccer title
LAND O'LAKES -The Pine View Middle School boys soccer team scored the same number of goals -- 19 -- as it did last year. It's the number of goals the opposition scored that led to a turnaround.
Quartet to be inducted into hitters hall of fame
The Ted Williams Award ceremonies will include the lauding of Paul Molitor, Jim Rice, Dave Winfield and Robin Yount.
Sunshine Network to spotlight Gators
The Baisleys and Weatherfords will be the subject of a short feature to be aired on the Sunshine Network's Florida High School Activities Association High School Xtra show.
Man in Pithlachascotee River slips under surface, drowns
NEW PORT RICHEY -- Police were investigating the drowning of a 60-year-old man whose partly clothed body was pulled from the Pithlachascotee River Tuesday afternoon.
Young lauded for senior center work
Her 20 years of service on the County Commission, particularly for the elderly, earn her praise as a "role model" for women in politics.
Generosity made all the difference over the holidays
Editor: Some of you are native Floridians. Many of you have relocated here from other states and countries. Independently and compassionately, thousands, of you decided to help our less fortunate neighbors. Collectively, you brightened their spirits.
Compassion earns social worker kudos
The School Social Worker of the Year demonstrates sensitivity and professionalism as she counsels students and deals with truants, says the Pasco Middle principal.
Bee drills students on geography
Tough geography questions eliminate all but one Locke Elementary student, Ryan Collins, who advances to the state competition.
