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Hallowedding
[Times photo: Kevin White]
Dressed as a 1920s flapper, a man who called himself Douglena, right, gives Dreama Shelt, the bride of Frankenstein, one last kiss. Douglena was the best man for bridegroom Russell Corea, left, dressed as Frankenstein. The three got in costume at Corea's house before heading to the wedding, at a friend's home north of Weeki Wachee. Nearly 50 costumed guests attended. |
School uniforms made mandatory
Parents protesting the rule to take effect Jan. 8 at Eastside Elementary fail to make their case.
'Boom' brings lots of calls, no answers
About 130 people report the loud noise, but the source of it remains unknown.
After year of snags, 10 acres bought for Hill 'n Dale park
A park can't come soon enough, some say. Residents will have a big say in its formation.
For admired dad, the Olympic flame
The visually impaired man runs regularly. In December he will bear the Olympic torch.
Suspect is held in '97 shooting
Detectives working an old case file come up with evidence to charge a man in the home invasion.
Hospital took appropriate safeguards
Editor: Re: Material on hand ruins man's birthday, Oct. 20 Times.
Injured Hernando star gives it his best shot
Credit Matt Johnson with some perseverance even if his 77 was good enough for only eighth place in the Class A, Region 3 Tournament on Tuesday at Cypress head in Port Orange.
PHCC seeks a national playoff berth
NEW PORT RICHEY -- Being a state runner-up to Miami-Dade Community College and earning a national playoff bid are becoming habit-forming for the Pasco-Hernando Community College volleyball team.
Police reports
Driver accused of trying to run over a deputy
$12,847 in mini-grants awarded
The Hernando Education Foundation recently approved $12,847 in mini-grants to be distributed for 34 classroom-related education projects. The grants, which ranged from $100 to $500, will go to projects not covered under normal classroom funding.
Life goes on
Three seniors changed by the events of Sept. 11 settle down for a year of hard work and lasting memories.
Car wash fundraiser will help families in Afghanistan
SPRING HILL -- You can get your car washed and contribute to charity at the same time Saturday during a community fundraiser aimed at helping families in Afghanistan caught in the middle of the fight against terrorism. The car wash at Moore Sun Tanning Salon at 7040 Mariner Blvd. is in response to a request by President Bush for America's children to raise dollars to help those in need in Afghanistan.About 20 local businesses have donated goods to give away as gift certificates or other prizes.
