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Location key to hospital move
[Times photo: Douglas R. Clifford]
Brooksville Regional wants to move to a new site west of the city. But some residents object. |
Board says leeway can be granted in student discipline
Officials say common sense should be used to avoid situations like the Lee County knife case.
Water pumping possibilities upset officials
Tampa Bay Water includes two Hernando sites in a list of potential sources. Whoa, says the county's legislative delegation.
Prayers answered with rain
Parishioners at Spring Hill's New Beginnings Life Center prayed for rain 14 hours before it came down.
Principal was right to hold onto diplomas
Editor: Re: Graduates' jubilation brings punishment, May 30 Hernando Times:
Don't delay planning for County Line Road
The estimated cost of widening County Line Road has dropped more than $8-million in just a few months, but at $110-million, it's still a huge expense, and one that neither Pasco nor Hernando county commissions can readily afford right now.
Commissioner works to save lighting plan
Chairman Chris Kingsley takes a dim view of his colleagues' failure to support rules for outdoor lights.
Police reports
Man charged after chasing girl with tape
Personal First takes second at Monmouth
MONMOUTH, N.J. -- Personal First, a 4-year-old colt co-owned by Brooksville's Dianne Waldron and Leah Killingsworth, rallied down the stretch but could not overcome Oro de Mexico in a $50,000 allowance race at Monmouth Park on Saturday.
Brown isn't picked on first day
Hernando center fielder Dee Brown went unselected Tuesday in the first 20 of 50 rounds in the First-Year Player Draft.
All-academic
The following county athletes were named as All-Academic selections by the GCAC. To be included, students had to earn at least one varsity letter and maintain a grade-point average of 3.2 for the first three nine-week periods of the 2000-01 school year.
Citrus County is head of class
The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference sent out its All-Academic selections for the 2000-01 school year this week, and the numbers show a much larger contingent of students honored from Citrus County than in Hernando County's three high schools.
County government
Commission bans sale and use of fireworks
