Fall Antique Faire, Oct 12 & 13
8am - 5pmFall Antique Fair in Downtown Dade City under the oak trees for a weekend of antiquing. For more information call 352-567-0284
After getting assistance in development of Lake Jovita and getting paving and water services, the residents of gated community Lake Jovita want a bail out and de-annex.
Chris Arnade grew up in San Antonio. He later moved to New York City and worked on Wall Street. He received his PhD in physics from Johns Hopkins University in 1992. He spent the next 20 years working as a trader on Wall Street. He left trading in 2012 to focus on photography. His "Faces of Addiction"series explores addiction in the south Bronx neighbourhood in New York City.
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2013/nov/25/wall-street-hard-time-ethical
San Antonio Rattlesnake Festival - Oct 19th, 2013
Featuring Squamata Reptiles Sanke Showand World of Reptiles with John Storms, San Antonio’s Rattlesnake Festival is just plain fun! It’s music; good food; wildlife education; an arts & crafts show; a petting zoo; and more.....
Come to FREE EVENING MUSIC CONCERT IN THE PARK
We have enough problems with sinkholes, Burmese pythons, swarming sharks, hurricanes, tonatoes and tropical storms. Now we have worry about giant mosquitoes
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PHCC's Fourth Annual Faculty and Staff Summer Art Showfeatures a variety of artistic mediums including photography, clay, textiles, ink, pencil drawings, acrylics and others.
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Bruce Wilson Recognized for Volunteer Service
Dade City, FL – Bruce Wilson, 17, of Dade City has been honored for his exemplary volunteer service with a President’s Volunteer Service Award.
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Investigations of internet cafes in Pasco County and around Florida have been linked to Florida Lt. Governor Jennifer Carroll. Florida's lieutenant governor quickly resigned, but 57 other people have been charged amid a $300 million gambling operation masked as a veterans charity internet cafe. Ironically, the investigation efforts started in Tallahassee by Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi.
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Sinkholes have been appearing more and more in Central Florida, but Pasco County has been spared to some degree. Years of pumping and ignoring the impact of development and denying the impact of practices that damage our environment have brought some dramatic effects on our environment.Recent sinkhole was involved with swallowing a man within his own home while he was sleeping. Efforts to save the man have been limited. There has been little preparation for this kind of natural disaster.
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E-readers, tablets and iPods have become the new "book" and Pasco County Libraries have made changes to meet the requirements to checkout books online. The Pasco Library system have made improvements on its electronic inventory of books, music, foreign language programs and other databases. Many of the library resources can be accessed from your home computer, as long as you have a library membership.
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Julann Roe, a registered Libertarian and outspoken critic of government, made a political statement when paying taxes on her 41-acre estate in Dade City valued at $711,447.
DADE CITY — A Democrat and a Republican have jumped into the District 38 race to replace Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, who's leaving the House next year because of term limits.
For 20 years, Bobby Ellen has been growing orange trees on a 10-acre field near Dade City. But just like many farmers in Florida, he is struggling to keep his trees alive.
DADE CITY — The Greater Dade City Chamber of Commerce held its first Small Business Expo Thursday at the Dade City/Zephyrhills Hampton Inn, 13215 U.S. 301 in Dade City. Thirty small businesses — those with 25 or fewer employees — participated in the expo.
