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5 Things You Shouldn't Have Missed

The city manager's looming departure, a toddler's progress in therapy and the continued plight of mobile home park were highlights of the week.

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City Manager Wants to Leave Job

  • We learned John Schneiger isn't happy with his bosses, and they want to sever his contract, which could cost the city an estimated $44,000.We learned Schneiger is one of six finalists for a job out of state.

Girl with Cerebral Palsy Reaches Huge Milestone

  • Residents throughout Pasco and Pinellas counties have rallied to help Kiley Riggs get therapy to help her walk. Recently, she rode a horse alone for a few seconds.

New Port Richey Website Gets New Look

  • The city has a newly redesigned website that takes advantage of social media. 

Hunger-Free Kids Act Leaves Pasco Students Hungry

  • The new federal legislation cuts portion sizes and requires more fruits and vegetables, something a district official says is generating a lot of complaints.

Walden Pond Owners Given Chance to Clean Up Property

  • The city is giving them a deadline.

Schools Do Some Shuffling to Meet Class Size Mandates

  • Some students—even those who have already seen their classes change—may be moved again before the deadline.


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