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eSchool teacher Kate Newell holds a discussion-based assessment with eighth-grader Ariana Toro during a recent visit to Bayonet Point Middle School. Newell leads the math course remotely most days, but comes to campus at least once weekly to give her students some extra attention. JEFFREY SOLOCHEK | Times Staff
No sub available? Pasco schools turn to ‘Classrooms on Demand’
Principals increasingly turn to virtual instruction to fill their vacancies.
Earlier today• Pasco
Yoga with cats: Out of the shelter and into the zen
A cat named Karma finds a comfortable spot in the lap of Taylor McKenzie during the Kitty Cats and Yoga Mats wellness activity at the Land O' Lakes Library. Michele Miller
Two Pasco County agencies partner to bring the interactive activity to local libraries.
Yesterday• Pasco
Dade City seeks tourist-friendly bike hub in its downtown core
Dade City wants to put its planned bicycle hub in a city park near Church and Eighth streets adjoining the trailhead of the Roy Hardy Trail. The land already has been designated as the future home of a splash pad. Dade City
A planned welcome center for cycling enthusiasts originally had been slated for a historic train depot
Yesterday• Pasco
Pasco eSchool leader named county Principal of the Year
JoAnne Glenn is cheered by her staff as deputy superintendent Ray Gadd and other district officials surprise her with the announcement that she is Pasco County's 2020 Principal of the Year. JEFFREY SOLOCHEK | Times Staff
JoAnne Glenn next will be entered for the statewide honor.
Nov. 13• Gradebook

LATEST

  1. Bikes, bullets, blood: Bikers face sentencing in killing of Pasco Outlaws leader
    1 hour ago• Crime
    In December 2017, two masked motorcycle gang members were accused of assassinating Paul Anderson, 44, president of the Cross Bayou chapter of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club while his pickup was stopped at a traffic light in Pasco County. [Pasco County Sheriffs Office]
    Evidence from the federal trial of two members of the 69′ers Motorcycle Club offers a rare glimpse of the world of outlaw biker gangs.
  2. Pasco Walmart evacuated as deputies remove person from crawlspace
    4 hours ago• Pasco
    Deputies were able to extricate the person with the aid of a Taser.
  3. Pasco school-related workers would get 3.25 percent raises in contract deal
    Earlier today• Gradebook
    Pasco school bus drivers are among those school-related employees who would get a 3.25 percent raise under a tentative contract agreement for 2019-20.
    District, union attention now turns to teacher contracts.
  4. Pasco man dies after his motorized scooter is struck by Jeep
    Earlier today• Pasco
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. Tampa Bay Times
    Charges are pending, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
  5. No sub available? Pasco schools turn to ‘Classrooms on Demand’
    Earlier today• Pasco
    eSchool teacher Kate Newell holds a discussion-based assessment with eighth-grader Ariana Toro during a recent visit to Bayonet Point Middle School. Newell leads the math course remotely most days, but comes to campus at least once weekly to give her students some extra attention. JEFFREY SOLOCHEK | Times Staff
    Principals increasingly turn to virtual instruction to fill their vacancies.
  6. Beau is 8, great and ready for adoption
    Earlier today• Hillsborough
    Beau, Vivi, Peter and Meredith are available for adoption at Tampa Bay area shelters. Times
    Tampa Bay area shelter pets
  7. BayCare moves Wesley Chapel hospital site
    Yesterday• Pasco
    BayCare Health Systems now plans to build a $200 million, 60-bed hospital along Bruce B. Downs Boulevard. The company previously planned to build on 111 acres further north adjacent to Interstate 75 and an interchange to built at Overpass Road. Shown his the main entrance to BayCare's St. Joseph's Hospital North on Van Dyke Road in Lutz. Times
    BayCare plans a $200 million, 60-bed hospital on land it owns along Bruce B. Downs Boulevard
  8. Staying with your Medicare prescription plan could cost you more in 2020
    Yesterday• Health
    An analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation shows that two-thirds of Medicare Part D beneficiaries, or about 9 million people who don’t receive low-income subsidies, will see their monthly premium increase for next year if they stay in their current plan. To sort through your options, visit the Times' Medicare guide at tampabay.com/news/health or contact Serving Health Insurance Needs of Elders, a state program commonly known as SHINE. Contact them at 1-800-963-5337 or information@elderaffairs.org. MICHELE MILLER | Tampa Bay Times
    About 9 million people with Medicare Part D plans will see higher premiums if they don’t make a change before Dec. 7, a new study says.
  9. Yoga with cats: Out of the shelter and into the zen
    Yesterday• Pasco
    A cat named Karma finds a comfortable spot in the lap of Taylor McKenzie during the Kitty Cats and Yoga Mats wellness activity at the Land O' Lakes Library. Michele Miller
    Two Pasco County agencies partner to bring the interactive activity to local libraries.
  10. Hmmm. A Thanksgiving run or a Thanksgiving bluegrass festival?
    Yesterday• Hernando
    Appalachian Road Show performs Nov. 29 during the Thanksgiving Bluegrass Festival at the Sertoma Youth Ranch in Brooksville. Shore Fire Media
    Things to do in Pasco and Hernando counties
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