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Building a relationship
[Times photo: Maurice Rivenbark]
Ed Favreau began helping Vertyle Moss and her 13 children by donating his services as a handyman. Now he's the man of her house. |
Jan Glidewell
Prospects promising for revival of the old
Maybe this is the year for a chance to revisit old times.
New rule will give flunkers a new try
Students failing first semester in some classes can retake it instead of pushing on to the second.
Planning on road to Azerbaijan
Someday Emil Aliyev, a student from that nation between Russia and Iran, expects to be back there applying lessons learned as an intern under Dade City's city planner, Doug Currie.
Telemarketer expands to Trinidad
Unable to find enough suitable employees in New Port Richey, Paragon Marketing will open an overseas call center in July.
Dade City should support Tommytown
Editor: I am writing to solicit your support for the Community Development Block Grant proposal to fund the Dade City Tommytown infrastructure project.
Vandalism less severe, depending on your age
The descriptions for kids today are common. Obnoxious. Irresponsible. Obstinate. Ask anybody whose children have left the nest.
Around the county
Land O'Lakes Yankees cruise to title
LAND O'LAKES -- The Land O'Lakes Yankees won the District 13 senior baseball Tournament of Champions by dominating in all five of their victories.
Pasco ace signs deal for college
DADE CITY -- At least for the next two years, Pasco's Jesse Wilson has found a new team to pitch for.
Hambrick still seeks elusive payday
The story began Dec. 30, 1974, the day Darren Dwayne Hambrick was born. Better known in his hometown of Lacoochee as "D-Ham", Hambrick helped put east Pasco County on the sports map when he and his brother, Troy, led the 1992 Pasco Pirates to a state football championship. Darren also won a state title in the high jump with a school-record leap of 7 feet, 1 1/4 inches -- a mark that still stands.
Police reports
Man charged with battering firefighters
