One Liners Pasco: Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties and more

► Shumaker Partner Matthew E. Maggard has been appointed to Polk County’s Saint Leo University Board of Trustees. (Pictured above)

Pasco County commissioners have approved a large, mixed-use project, called the Interstate 75 “gateway” at State Road 52, with industrial, commercial and a mixture of residential developments, on a 785-acre property, northwest of the interchange. 

Governor Ron DeSantis appointed Lisa Yeager to fill the Pasco County Commission seat vacated with the death of Gary Bradford.

Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties opened its new office space in New Port Richey, at 7237 Little Road. 

Pasco County Commissioners voted in favor to overhaul Wesley Chapel Boulevard and a contract with David Nelson Construction to handle the nearly $70 million project. 

Kieu Simms, a 16-year-old Hudson native and artistic roller skater, will compete for the World Championship in Italy, in September.

Dade City Commission finished construction on a new splash pad near downtown Dade City and opened it on May 23.

Pasco County Libraries and the Tampa Bay Rays have teamed up to bring back Reading with the Rays presented by Suncoast Credit Union at various libraries until August 31.

Metropolitan Ministries expanded their family services, in Pasco County, by enlarging their MiraclePlace Pasco campus and adding 24 residential units.

Keep Pasco Beautiful celebrated World Oceans Day by hosting a beach clean-up event at Anclote Gulf Park on June 8.

Pasco County Animal Services has temporarily suspended all dog operations in the Land O’ Lakes shelter due to a rise of Canine Influenza.

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