GMS’s ‘Aunt Leslie’ Honored as Pasco’s Outstanding Senior School Volunteer

GMS’s ‘Aunt Leslie’ Honored as Pasco’s Outstanding Senior School Volunteer

Gulf Middle School and Pasco Schools are celebrating the service of Ms. Leslie Thiel, known at the school as “Aunt Leslie,” as the District’s Outstanding Senior Volunteer of the Year. The honor is awarded based on the number of hours and years of service in addition to the “unique characteristic of services performed.” The award […]

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Local Election Results

Local Election Results

Pasco voters went to the polls again yesterday, and the outcomes were very clear. Mike Moore was elected to the Pasco County Commission with a comfortable margin of 59 percent over Democrat Erika Remsberg. The seat was previously held by retiring commissioner Pat Mulieri, and continues the tradition of the commission being staffed with Republicans. […]

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Department of Health Issues West Nile Advisory – Asks Residents to Prevent Bites

Department of Health Issues West Nile Advisory – Asks Residents to Prevent Bites

The Florida Department of Health in Pasco County has confirmed a human case of West Nile in Pasco County. One confirmed case has also been reported in Polk County. The West Nile virus is spread through bites from infected mosquitoes. Residents are urged to take precautions, including: Emptying standing water containers to prevent mosquitoes from breeding […]

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Marc Yacht: Pasco County should be helping 16 refugee children, not hindering them

Marc Yacht: Pasco County should be helping 16 refugee children, not hindering them

Refugees escaping dangerous countries are traditionally welcomed to U.S. shores. Jewish refugees came through Ellis Island circa 1910 to escape Russia. Cuban refugees poured into Florida in 1959. They left family and possessions to escape Castro’s communism. The U.S. welcomed the “Lost Boys of Somalia” and other victims of rape and torture in the 90s. […]

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