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One Liners Pasco: Pasco EDC, John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital and more

Hanna Gade Published: March 14, 2024 | Updated: March 14, 2024

► Brewster Snyder Duff Private Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, in Land O’ Lakes, was recognized as one of the Best-in-State Wealth Management Teams by Forbes.

► Pasco Schools announced plans to expand capacity to accommodate rising enrollment, due to the county’s growth. 

► Pasco Building Services has relocated to 8661 Citizens Drive, Suite 100, in New Port Richey, formerly the Social Security building. 

► St. Petersburg-based Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital acquired 114 acres, off of I-75 and Overpass Road, in Pasco County, for $21 million, to increase specialized pediatric care access for the region’s rural residents. 

► The Pasco Economic Development Council promoted Mike Bishop, previously director of stakeholder engagement, to senior vice president and Tom Ryan, previously director of business development, to vice president of business. 

► The Canopy at Beacon Woods, a new assisted living and memory care community, in Hudson, has finished construction and welcomed its initial residents. 

► Indie filmmaker Scott Tepperman shot scenes for the third, and final, installment of his “Cruel Summer” horror trilogy, at the Hacienda Hotel, in New Port Richey. 

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