August 13, 2000
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Banking on a parkway

[Times photo: Steve Hasel]
A proposed extension of the Suncoast Parkway has big investors and smaller operators investing in Citrus real estate. |
Politics and schools make odd bedfellows
The yellow behemoths are about to roll, slabs of mystery meat are being packed into walk-in coolers, campaign signs are popping up like mushrooms after a spring rain.
Man accused of rape linked to porn sites
Probation records show Tim Conley worked for a company servicing adult Web sites. The company says he didn't have access to the sites.
'Chain reaction' under way
With population growth, Citrus County is beginning to attract big-name retailers and restaurants.
District serves up good plan for cut-rate meals
Eggs weren't on the menu last fall when dozens of students who are supposed to receive free and reduced-price lunches were embarrassed by district employees who took away their food in front of other students, threw it away and made them eat peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches.
Building over parkland creates major disservice
Editor: The shuffleboard courts downtown are used three times a week year round by members of the club, which has a roster of 60. How many other ways would this parkland and green space be better utilized? I would venture to say none.
The eyes of Texas are on Inverness
Needsville is swept in a double-elimination regional final, sending Inverness to the Senior League World Series.
Hospital to open clinic in Beverly Hills
BEVERLY HILLS -- Dr. Lee McCaskill is working for the Citrus Primary Care group in Inverness. But his address won't stay the same for long.