Springing in fall [Times photo: Douglas R. Clifford] A shot from below captures Ashley Clark, 13, Jaqunna Singelton, 13, and Senetra Williams, 13, of Dade City, jumping on Clark's trampoline after school recently.

Four to receive rabies shots
The two adults and two children came in contact with a dog that had the disease.

Recycling pays off for school system
A 9-year-old recycling plan is paying dividends to the school district by reducing disposal fees and allowing for the sale of some materials.

New Port Richey woman accused in stabbing
Her husband is in critical condition after an argument turned violent, authorities say.

Mr. Simon relents too easily when threats of lawsuits arise
Editor: Simon says Pasco got a good deal on the pipeline. Simon says the pipeline is safe. Simon says he doesn't want to get sued.

A positive evolution for visitors bureau
When the Pasco Visitors and Convention Bureau opened its first location inside the Gulfview Square Mall in spring 1997, supporters touted the group's ability to function without public money.

City, county to pay water fine
The state says water discharged from a shared treatment plant into Cross Bayou contains too much copper.

Local swimmer making trip to Hawaii for Youth Games
LAND O'LAKES -- Rod Chamberlin's birthday present from his daughter, Margie, is a plane trip that was scheduled to depart at 5:30 this morning from Tampa International Airport to Honolulu.

Rivals break even after four battles
Longtime Pasco Police Athletic League rivals New Port Richey and Hudson squared off Saturday with neither program gaining an upper hand in four divisional games.

Rising tennis stars make stop at Bardmoor
The rising stars of women's professional tennis are close by this week, playing at the Bardmoor Tennis Challenger in Largo.

Sac golf championships
Boys Tournament

Bulldogs, Mustangs seek titles
The Zephyrhills boys golf team and the Mitchell girls golf team are undefeated this season in Sunshine Athletic Conference play.

Suit: Inadequate care led to patient's death
A Hudson nursing home is accused of failing to address the declining health of one of its patients who died in 1999.