Deputies: Homeless Man Strangles Woman in Woods
Robert Kelly was charged with battery by strangulation.
Robert Kelly was charged with battery by strangulation.
Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf had retired to Tampa, Fla., after a final military assignment leading U.S. Central Command.
Retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, 78, passed away today in Tampa, according to media reports. Schwarzkopf was best known to the American people for his leadership in removing Saddam Hussein and his forces from Kuwait in 1991. Schwarzkopf had successfully led an international coalition of U.S. allies to drive out Iraqi troops. "Barbara and I mourn the loss of a true American patriot and one of the great military leaders of his generation," former President George H.W. Bush said in a written statement, according to ABC News. Schwarzkopf led what came to be known as Operation Desert Storm under President Bush. Most recently, Schwarzkopf had served as commander-in-chief of U.S. Central Command, headquartered at MacDill Air Force Base in …
Take a closer look at the proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution before you head to the polls Nov. 6.
Whether you head to the polls Nov. 6 to cast your vote or you’re planning on voting early, you can count on having to decipher a very long ballot. In addition to national, state and local candidates, this year’s ballot also includes a number of proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution. To help speed up the process at the polls, Dunedin Patch has created a guide on each of the amendments. Let’s take a look at Amendment 1 and what a yes vote on it means at the polls. Amendment 1: Health Care Services This proposed amendment would give Florida the ability to opt out of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. A number of organizations have taken a strong stand of opposition against this amendment, …
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9:56 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
this is so confusing.. vote yes mean support amendmet 1 or support obamacare?   more ›
Take a closer look at the 11 constitutional amendments voters are being asked to consider before heading to the polls.
When voters head to Florida’s polls Nov. 6, they’ll be faced with a ballot that’s much larger than many are accustomed to. With 11 proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution up for consideration, a little advanced studying might help speed up the voting process. To help out, New Port Richey Patch has created a guide of the amendments and what yes votes on each will mean. Explore each amendment by clicking through the links below: Florida Amendment 1: What a Yes Vote Means Florida Amendment 2: What a Yes Vote Means Florida Amendment 3: What a Yes Vote Means Florida Amendment 4: What a Yes Vote Means Florida Amendment 5: What a Yes Vote Means Florida Amendment 6: What a Yes Vote Means Florida Amendment 8: What a Yes Vote Means Florida …
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Crowder taught at Gulf High and Ridgewood High schools.
Beverly "Gail" Crowder, a longtime educator in West Pasco, died Thursday morning at the age of 71. Jim West president of LegacyTv, in Odessa, told us: West Pasco educator passed away this morning at Regional Medical Center in Tallahassee,. “She was a longtime teacher and assistant principal serving at Gul High and Ridgewood High Schools. Her health had been declining for several years following heart surgery. She is survived by her husband, Dan, son: Bruce, daughter Kelly Seay and five grandchildren. According to the Gulf High website, Crowder was an assistant principal at Gulf in the 1980s and early 90s. An obituary in the Tallahassee Democrat says she graduated from Western Kentucky University with a degree in education and spent 23 …
The longtime choir teacher's pupils eager to recall good times.
The former students of Connie Mack Perdue, longtime choir director and music teacher at Gulf High School, were quick to share their thoughts on Facebook after he died this week. Patch requested permission to republish some of them and got it, but so many came out to remember the teacher, who founded the Total Sound choral group, that we didn’t have to room to publish them all. So, we’re posting an extra article with some of the memories from Total Sound alumni who wanted their thoughts shared. Do you have memories of Connie Mack Perdue you would like to share? Post t in our comments section. Tasha Gibson Lindsey My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Mrs Perdue. Mr Perdue was the best of my high school career. Because of him …
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Connie Mack Perdue founded the Total Sound choral program and treated his students like family.
Connie Mack Perdue, a longtime choral director and music instructor at Gulf High in New Port Richey, died this week at the age of 78. Perdue died Tuesday, Aug. 28, on a visit to Orlando, according to the Gulf High website. Perdue taught classes at Gulf High School from the 1970s to the 1990s and retired in 1997, according to the site. While at the school, he established the Total Sound choir group, which performed at events and concerts. The Gulf website says Perdue started the group 23 years before his retirement and “had led hundreds of students in award-winning performances and two appearances before the United Nations and in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City.” Myndee Washington, who lives in Hernando County, was in Perdue's …
7:21 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
The West Pasco Retired Educators will truly miss Mr. Perdue and send his wife and family their thoughts and prayers. Carole Pearson President West Pasco REA   more ›
Writer and longtime consultant died this past week.
Eric Foster Rhodes, an active member of the New Port Richey community, died Aug. 24 at the age of 85. Rhodes was born in the small town of Luray, Va., and was raised in Washington, D.C. He was a professional consultant for decades and assisted colleges, school systems, cities and states. In his retirement, he spent time writing fictional stories. Rhodes moved to New Port Richey in 1979, but work kept him from living here full-time until the last decade when he retired. In his retirement, Rhodes self-published his writings, which included mystery novels, short stories, essays and books of poetry. He frequently read poetry at Progress Energy Art Gallery events in downtown New Port Richey. He was on the New Port Richey Land Development …
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12:49 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012
Eric was a Virginian gentleman. He was thoughtful, intelligent, with a spine of steel in upholding American values. His eloquence and marvelous storytelling will be greatly missed.   more ›
Honor the life of the managing director of the Richey Suncoast Theatre.
Charlie Skelton, managing director of the Richey Suncoast Theatre, died July 4 at the age of 66, and a celebration is planned in honor of his life. Marie Skelton, his widow, let us know about how she would like people to particiipate. I am having a celebration of life for Charlie on August 12, 2012, 2:30 PM at the (Richey Suncoast) theatre (6237 Grand Blvd. NPR) Charlie would not want us standing around crying... instead we are going to remember all the good and fun times we had with Charlie. There are two requests from me: 1- No black clothes. 2- no flowers. If someone wishes, they may send a donation to the theatre with a notation "Charlie Skelton Memorial Fund". Monies are to be used for the renovation of the lobby and backstage. Did …
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9:59 pm on Monday, August 20, 2012
Charlie, You will be missed by many! Our thoughts and prayers are with Marie and your family and friends and all the theatre patrons. May the "Arts" live on! Regards, Cheri & David Evangelista Visual Magic   more ›
Charlie Skelton kept the downtown landmark float and was an active supporter of the arts. He died July 4.
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10:49 am on Thursday, February 28, 2013
Liberalist views are undoubtedly from individuals whom have never served either in the armed forces or in a public service manner (police, fire etc).   more ›