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Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. [Times]
Pasco bicyclist killed after pedaling in front of car on U.S. 19
Troopers said the bicyclist entered the path of a driver who had the green light to cross the intersection.
Apr. 1• Pasco
Stay home order shakes up Pasco finals, food service, board meeting
Cassie Miller, Assistant Manager of Food and Nutrition Services, hands out pre-packaged meals at Fivay High in Hudson. District officials are looking for more workers to help with the service. [MICHELE MILLER | Times]
The district aims to keep people safe while also meeting needs.
Yesterday• Education
Pasco’s tourism losses: 1 hotel, 8 events, $5.4 million in sales
Pasco County lost eight sports tourism events, so far, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Among the canceled events was the U.S.A. Hockey Adult Men's and Adult Women's national championships scheduled for consecutive weekends later this month at the AdventHealth Center Ice complex in Wesley Chapel. Shown above is the U.S. women's national team taking on Sweden in 2017. Times (2017)
Hockey tournaments, youth soccer and a naked run are canceled
Yesterday• Health
Pasco seeks to push city elections to August
Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Brian E. Corley asked Gov. Ron DeSantis to delay the upcoming municipal elections in three Pasco cities. TIMES (2008) [WIGINTON, KERI | St. Petersburg Times]
Voters are scheduled to vote in three cities on April 14.
Yesterday• Health

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  1. Stay home order shakes up Pasco finals, food service, board meeting
    Yesterday• Education
    Cassie Miller, Assistant Manager of Food and Nutrition Services, hands out pre-packaged meals at Fivay High in Hudson. District officials are looking for more workers to help with the service. [MICHELE MILLER | Times]
  2. Pasco’s tourism losses: 1 hotel, 8 events, $5.4 million in sales
    Yesterday• Health
    Pasco County lost eight sports tourism events, so far, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Among the canceled events was the U.S.A. Hockey Adult Men's and Adult Women's national championships scheduled for consecutive weekends later this month at the AdventHealth Center Ice complex in Wesley Chapel. Shown above is the U.S. women's national team taking on Sweden in 2017. Times (2017)
  3. Florida passes 10,000 coronavirus cases as state counts 170 deaths
    Yesterday• Health
    Residents pass the time away reading and chatting with others At the emergency homeless shelter setup by Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Petersburg and the City of Tampa was completely filled. Pictured on Thursday in Tampa. [LUIS SANTANA | TIMES | Tampa Bay Times]
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  5. Uncertainty surrounds $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program that debuts Friday
    Yesterday• Business
    The new federal Paycheck Protection Program aims to help companies continue to make payroll with $349 billion in forgivable loans, but the day before applications opened, questions abounded. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File) [MATT ROURKE | AP]
  6. Here’s how many hospital beds are available in Tampa Bay right now
    Yesterday• Health
    A database released by the state shows how many hospital beds, including those in intensive care units, are available in Florida to handle the spread of the coronavirus in the coming days. [Times (2011)]
  7. Pasco seeks to push city elections to August
    Yesterday• Health
    Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Brian E. Corley asked Gov. Ron DeSantis to delay the upcoming municipal elections in three Pasco cities. TIMES (2008) [WIGINTON, KERI | St. Petersburg Times]
  8. Coronavirus unemployment crisis deepens in Florida and U.S.
    Yesterday• Business
    An employee of the sbe hotel chain in Miami loads a box of supplies into the car of a colleague last week. The hotel chain provided care packages to its employees now facing unemployment due to the new coronavirus pandemic. [LYNNE SLADKY | AP]
  9. From home, counting blessings and finding joy amid a coronavirus crisis
    Apr. 2• Hillsborough
    Lynn Cristina is a Wesley Chapel mom with two daughters. [Courtesy of Lynn Cristina]
  10. Florida coronavirus deaths pass 100 as cases rise by more than a thousand
    Apr. 1• Health
    Children's chalk messages are seen on the sidewalk along Ridge Road near the intersection of Lake St. George Drive Tuesday in Palm Harbor. [CHRIS URSO | Times]
  11. Pasco bicyclist killed after pedaling in front of car on U.S. 19
    Apr. 1• Pasco
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. [Times]
  12. Apply Friday for small business Paycheck Protection Program
    Apr. 1• Business
    Drivers pass a sign outside the Kimmins Contracting Corp., looking to hire employees last Thursday in Tampa. A record-high number of people have applied for unemployment benefits as layoffs engulfed the United States in the face of a near-total economic shutdown aimed to curb the spread of the coronavirus. On Friday, applications open for the new federal Paycheck Protection Program, which will provide forgivable loans to small businesses that maintain their headcount, pay and employee benefits. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara) [CHRIS O'MEARA | AP]
  1. Pasco School Board plans public hearing with public at a distance
    Apr. 1• Pasco
    Pasco School District headquarters in Land O' Lakes
  2. Pandemic can’t stop this Pasco teacher from running
    Apr. 1• Pasco
    When the marathon she was supposed to run was canceled, Kristin Parmenter, 39, decided to create her own, mapping a route that began and ended at her New Port Richey driveway. She ended by crossing a toilet paper finish line at the "Coronavirus Social Distance Classic." [MICHELE MILLER | Times]
  3. At risk from the coronavirus and running low on food, Tampa Bay seniors get help from emergency program
    Apr. 1• Health
    Creekside Manor team member Blanca Alvardo, 74, right, hands resident Maggie Lauer, 66, food at Creekside Manor I Tuesday, March 31, 2020 in Tampa. Residents at Creekside Manor received four prepared meals in addition to fresh strawberries on Tuesday. [CHRIS URSO | Times]
  4. Florida coronavirus cases reach 6,741; with another Hillsborough death
    Mar. 31• Health
    World Central Kitchen volunteer Karla Hoyos hands out meals from the Red Rooster Overtown restaurant to residents in need during the new coronavirus pandemic, in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami on Monday. [LYNNE SLADKY | AP]
  5. Tampa regional coronavirus strategy: Stay on your side of the county line
    Mar. 31• Health
    Pasco County Historic Courthouse in Dade City. Times (2018)
  6. U.S. Attorney in Tampa launches coronavirus fraud task force
    Mar. 31• Business
    State and federal officials warn consumers against text and email messages from scammers promising help getting coronavirus relief payments in exchange for your personal or banking information. Investigators also are targeting frauds involving fake charities, fake testing and cures and cyber extortion. (Times file) [MATT ROURKE | AP]
  7. Pandemic shakes Florida’s consumer confidence, survey finds
    Mar. 31• Business
    Sparkman Wharf, Tampa, has been closed to visitors due to the coronavirus pandemic.. Visitors cannot enter the property. [SCOTT KEELER | Times]
  8. What’s new this election season in Pasco? Virtual debate and police reports
    Mar. 31• Pasco
    Three cities will hold elections April 14 in Pasco County. Times (2012) [Tampa Tribune]
  9. Pasco’s online lessons will be more flexible and relaxed than a usual school day, officials say
    Mar. 30• Pasco
    Learning design coach Anna Condoleaon hands out computers and other technological devises on Monday at Rushe Middle School in advance of distance learning, which was to commence on Tuesday for Pasco County students. [MICHELE MILLER | Times]
  10. Florida coronavirus cases pass 5,700, with 71 deaths statewide
    Mar. 30• Health
    Drive-through testing was available at the Quest Diagnostics lab parking lot on Monday, March 23, 2020 in Tampa. [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | Times]
  11. Pandemic prompts change in newspaper delivery at Tampa Bay Times
    Mar. 30• Business
    Paul C. Tash, chairman and CEO, with newsprint at the Tampa Bay Times printing plant in St. Petersburg. [Times | 2018]
  12. Tampa Bay Times adopts temporary Sunday, Wednesday print schedule due to coronavirus
    Mar. 30• Business
    The exterior of the Tampa Bay Times Building is seen in 2018 in St. Petersburg. [CHRIS URSO | Times]
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