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Teen's Project Aims to Provide Second Chances to Bay Area Youth
The 17-year-old is looking for businesses in Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas to serve as donation collection sites.

The 17-year-old is looking for businesses in Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas to serve as donation collection sites.

Both achieved composite scores of 36, something few test takers nationwide accomplish.
The senior was one of two LOLHS IB students to earn a top score on the exam, something only one-tenth of one percent of test-takers nationwide achieve.
Hungry Harry's Famous Bar-B-Que is among local merchants participating in the program that helps consumers save on gasoline purchases.
The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada recognized Paula O'Neil and staff for meeting "the highest principles of governmental budgeting."
The 17-year-old is looking for businesses in Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas to serve as donation collection sites.
Here's how you can get your location involved.
Ellen Kromer, 17, is collecting items to help youth released from incarceration get back on their feet and start over.
Pasco County students may not have as many books to take home in the fall.
Pasco County students may not have as many books to take home in the fall, which concerns a Land O' Lakes High teacher.
He is available at the Pasco County Animal Shelter.
This young cat is looking for a new home.
Food and Nutrition services is looking to fill more than 50 vacancies.
He is charged with accessory after the fact in Saturday's incident that left a 23-year-old man dead.
He was observed in a heated exchange with an unidentified man inside the bar before the shooting occurred.
The former Land O' Lakes High basketball player hid them in his sister's backpack and left the home, according to the sheriff's office.
He was arrested Thursday for an incident that occurred in March.
He then stood and punched himself in the head, according to the sheriff's office.
Morale among Pasco County teachers recently was said to have hit bottom. But as everyone does more with less in this economy, is the workforce gloomy regardless of where you're employed?
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