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Recent rain does little to change dry forecast
A couple days of summer-like afternoon and evening rain to start the week offer a brief break in a dry stretch of winter.
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Two pre-qualify for elected office
The list of candidates running for office in Hernando County grew by two this week with the additions of Greg Sheldon and Jason Yungmann, running for county commissioner and supervisor of elections, respectively.
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Advocates warn about smokeless tobacco
Incidents of teens being caught with tobacco in schools might be down from last year, but anti-drug representatives say that chewing and other smoking alternatives might be helping them elude detection.
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Spirit is willing for Weeki Wachee couple
Natalie Goff of Weeki Wachee remembers those days when her husband and father used to sit on the porch whiling away the time with a good bourbon.
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Union president: Don't punish teachers for canceled school day
Spring Hill Elementary students might have been happy that school was canceled for a day last month due to a nearby police standoff, but teachers might need to make up work for that day — using personal leave, vacation or be docked pay.
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Deputies: Teen responds to corporal punishment by flashing a knife
SPRING HILL A 13-year-old boy was accused of pulling a knife on his mother's fiancé Tuesday night out of retaliation.
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In or out…
The last job interview is complete, but school board members are still up in the air whether they'll hire a school board attorney to work in the district office or pay a person — or firm — to continue outside legal work.
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Free tax help available in county
United Way of Hernando County, in partnership with the Internal Revenue Service, will again help facilitate the VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Program for Hernando County.
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Relaxing atmosphere
Jennifer Roupp is a regular recipient of relaxation and therapeutic massages. From an early age, the Spring Hill mother of five happily invested her time and money to promote her physical and emotional health, indulging in various types of massages.
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Former county exec wants to come home
Robert Michael Herr hopes to prove wrong the well-worn adage that "You Can't Go Home Again."
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County faces $2.5M drop in general fund money
Hernando County is looking at a $2.5 million reduction in general fund money next year if the projected 5 percent loss of residential property value revenue is accurate.
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Diver's death ruled accidental drowning
David Voiles was submerged in 8 feet of water and dragging a bag full of golf balls when his breathing apparatus was yanked from his mouth, deputies said.
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Drug suspect's home had hiding place, underground tunnel
They stole identities from dead people.
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Model train showcase to launch this weekend
For the first time in about half a century, trains will come chugging down the iron rails in West Pasco. These trains, however, will clickety-clack down the tracks of elaborate model railroad displays the Sundance Central group has created at the new Suncoast Center for Fine Scale Modeling.
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$1 million in assets seized by Hernando deputies
The Hernando County Sheriff's Office announced Monday afternoon it had seized $1 million worth of assets following an elaborate, multi-agency, international investigation.
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Brooksville teen accused of slashing tires, breaking windows
An 18-year-old was arrested Monday morning following accusations he vandalized a home and car the previous night.
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Spring Hill man accused of whacking brother in knees with golf club
SPRING HILL A man was arrested Sunday following accusations he broke into a bedroom with hedge clippers and struck his brother in the knees with a golf club.
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Hernando County Sheriff's Office offering $1,000 scholarships
Two types of $1,000 scholarships are being offered to local graduating seniors.
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County bond rating upgraded
BROOKSVILLE Hernando County's revenue ratings outlook has been upgraded, according to a new Fitch credit rating report.
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Squirrel savior
Their homes get chopped down and they are left alone in their nests to die.
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Local attorney to host show on WWJB
A local personal injury attorney is sponsoring a new radio program on WWJB AM 1450.
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Budget season kicks off with Tuesday workshop
The county will kick off its budget season with a workshop Tuesday.
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Local term limits coming?
County Commissioner Jim Adkins is running for re-election to a second four-year term on the board, and that will be his last.
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Project could restart soon
Following years of delays, bankruptcies and lawsuits, city officials are inching closer to restarting work on road, sewer and other improvements for the Southern Hills Project.
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Super Bowl mania in Spring Hill
There's a prevailing feeling about today's outcome.
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