Pasco Has Hundreds of Plate Readers. Only About 70 Belong to the Sheriff's Office.Wesley Chapel Hospital Opens Brain-Clot Suite Monday, Ending Some Out-of-County Stroke TransfersWesley Chapel's Fire Station 2 Celebrates Its Opening Tonight on CR 54, With Response Times Cut Roughly in HalfOvernight Lane Closures Continue on Chancey Road in Zephyrhills as Repaving Nears FinishPasco Schools Return Thursday, Latest in Florida, With About 2,000 Fewer Students6,547 Homes and an 8-Million-Gallon Wave Lagoon: Pasco's Final Two Rivers Vote Lands Tuesday at 1:30Pasco Has Hundreds of Plate Readers. Only About 70 Belong to the Sheriff's Office.Wesley Chapel Hospital Opens Brain-Clot Suite Monday, Ending Some Out-of-County Stroke TransfersWesley Chapel's Fire Station 2 Celebrates Its Opening Tonight on CR 54, With Response Times Cut Roughly in HalfOvernight Lane Closures Continue on Chancey Road in Zephyrhills as Repaving Nears FinishPasco Schools Return Thursday, Latest in Florida, With About 2,000 Fewer Students6,547 Homes and an 8-Million-Gallon Wave Lagoon: Pasco's Final Two Rivers Vote Lands Tuesday at 1:30
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