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› Pasco County government job fair on Tuesday
Pasco County government is hosting an in-person job fair on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in hopes of filling a number of open positions. The event is taking place in the lobby of the West Pasco Government Center, 8731 Citizens Drive, New Port Richey. The job fair is being hosted by the Pasco County Human Resources Department and hiring managers will be on-site to conduct on-the-spot interviews.
› Singer returns home during pandemic to write a love song about Florida
Leaving New York for Florida due to the pandemic was one of the toughest decisions singer/song writer Camille Trust ever had to do. One year later, she says she couldn’t think of anywhere else she’d rather be. The move inspired her to write a new single, “Florida,” released Friday on all streaming platforms.
› Elevated levels of red tide reported in southwest Florida
Elevated levels of red tide are being reported off Florida's southwest coast. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission says it was observed at background to medium concentrations in and offshore of Lee County and background to low concentrations in and offshore of Collier County. FWC says dead fish and respiratory irritation have been reported in that area.
› As spring break crowds fade in South Beach, residents demand change
As spring breakers gathered in South Beach on Saturday, about 80 residents held a rally outside Miami Beach City Hall with a broad complaint that the city’s nightlife industry has gotten out of hand and elected leaders need a better approach before the party crowds return for Memorial Day weekend. “We’ve had enough!” the crowd chanted as Kristen Rosen Gonzalez, a former city commissioner, began her remarks on a shared megaphone.
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