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  1. 3 Pasco Republicans vying for the District 2 seat on the County Commission
    Yesterday• Pasco
    Republicans Troy Stevenson, Seth Weightman and Christie Zimmer are running for District 2 on the Pasco County Commission.
  2. How to get a monkeypox vaccine in Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• Health
    A nurse prepares a monkeypox vaccine at the Pride Center at Equality Park in Wilton Manors, Florida, on Tuesday, July 19, 2022. It's difficult to find a vaccine in Tampa Bay.
  3. Florida has third-highest monkeypox case count in U.S.
    Yesterday• Health
    A medical laboratory technician picks up a reactive to test suspected monkeypox samples at the microbiology laboratory of La Paz Hospital on June 6, 2022, in Madrid, Spain. Florida has the third-highest number of monkeypox infections in the United States.
  5. Two challengers take on the Pasco County Commission District 4 commissioner
    Yesterday• Pasco
    Gary Bradford, incumbent Christina Fitzpatrick and Shannon Wittwer are competing in the Republican primary for the District 4 seat on the Pasco County Commission.
  6. Pasco approves proposal for restaurant at Anclote River Park
    Yesterday• Pasco
    A rendering of the new restaurant planned for the Anclote River Park in Pasco County.
  7. Free and cheap things to do in Tampa Bay: $6 museum admission, free Artwalk
    Yesterday• Shopping
    Executive Director Rui Farias stands in front of a sign for the exhibit, Building the Sunshine City, at the St. Petersburg Museum of History. The museum is offering $6 admission on Sundays through the end of August.
  8. Photos: It's back to school for Tampa Bay students, teachers
    Yesterday• Photos
    Students walk to class during the first day of school at the Kirkland Ranch Academy of Innovation on Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2022, in Wesley Chapel.
    19 Images | View Slideshow
  9. Pasco rejects $250,000 for new Feeding Tampa Bay center in Hillsborough
    Aug. 9• Pasco
    The former Pasco Food Bank building, located on Ehren Cutoff near U.S. 41 in Land O' Lakes, is now home to McGuire,s Beautiful Outdoors Inc. Feeding Tampa Bay closed the warehouse in 2015 and sold the building in 2020 for $890,000.
  10. 3 judges face challengers in Pinellas primary
    Aug. 9• Pinellas
    Two Pinellas-Pasco Circuit judges and a Pinellas County judge are facing challengers in the Aug. 23 primary. Additionally, three attorneys are vying for an open seat on the bench in county court.
  11. Florida’s new parental rights laws annoy but don’t faze these teachers
    Aug. 8• Education
    Assistant principal Kim Hedgspeth, wearing green, leads the Sanders Memorial Elementary faculty through an hourlong review of Florida's new parental rights laws on Aug. 3, 2022 — their first day back to work for the new school year.
  12. UF faculty survey shows a desire to leave, low confidence in leadership
    Aug. 8• Education
    Century Tower sits at the heart of the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, where a new survey suggests faculty morale is at a low point.
  13. A gem is restored with Hacienda Hotel in New Port Richey
    Aug. 7• Bay Magazine
    A fountain anchors the courtyard at the Hacienda Hotel, a 1920s-era Spanish-Mediterranean revival-style hotel under renovation near the banks of the Pithlachascotee River in downtown New Port Richey.
  14. Tampa Bay still at ‘high’ risk of COVID as students return to school
    Aug. 5• Health
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's community chart on Friday shows many Florida counties are at "high" risk of COVID-19. Those are the ones colored orange. The "medium" risk counties are colored yellow and "low" risk counties are green.
  15. BayCare names Philadelphia health care executive as new CEO
    Aug. 5• Health
    Stephanie D. Conners has been named as the new chief executive officer of BayCare Health System.
  16. 1 dead in Pasco County mobile home fire
    Aug. 5• Pasco
    One person is dead after a fire broke out early Friday morning in a Pasco County mobile home.
  17. Handling of mental health helpline sparks lawsuit in Tampa Bay
    Aug. 5• Health
    Carrie Zeisse is president and CEO of Tampa Bay Thrives, a mental health nonprofit that is is suing Vibrant Emotional Health, a New York nonprofit, alleging it breached a contract related to the “Let’s Talk” helpline.
  18. Man in wheelchair struck by 2 vehicles and killed on US 19 in Pasco
    Aug. 3• Pasco
    A man in a wheelchair was struck by two vehicles and killed on U.S. 19 in Pasco County on Tuesday night, the Florida Highway Patrol reported.
  19. Free and cheap things to do in the Tampa Bay area this week
    Aug. 3• Things To Do
    The character Hiccup is voiced by Jay Baruchel in DreamWorks Animation's "How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World." It is among the $2 movies offered this summer as part of Regal's summer family movie promotion every Tuesday and Wednesday.
  20. Pasco schools aim to catch up on pay with 5% raise offer for support staff
    Aug. 2• Education
    Pasco County school district negotiator Tom Neesham, left, and his United School Employees of Pasco counterpart, Lynn Cavall, discuss pay proposals during contract talks Tuesday at the school district headquarters.
  21. Pedestrian pinned under armored truck freed by Pasco firefighters
    Aug. 2• Pasco
    A woman was walking across a parking lot in New Port Richey on Tuesday, August 2, when she was struck by an armored vehicle and pinned underneath a step into the front cab.
  22. Pasco schools plan student discipline crackdown when classes start
    Aug. 2• Education
    Pasco County superintendent Kurt Browning, citing a spike in discipline problems in 2021-22, said he doesn't want the trend to continue in the new school year. He called on parents to ensure their children come to school knowing how to behave.
  23. Watch Crist, Fried talk Florida issues tonight
    Aug. 2• Politics
    Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidates Nikki Fried, left, and Charlie Crist.
  24. After ankle injury, Tampa Bay man faces $170K in medical bills
    Aug. 2• Health
    Ryan Naylor, 26, does a breathing treatment while watching TV with his wife at his apartment on Thursday, July 7, 2022 in Port Richey. Naylor does breathing treatments twice per day to help expand his lungs, which were damaged from the 27 blood clots that developed after his Achilles tendon surgery.
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