Barbara Behrendt

Tampa Bay

Staff Writer at Tampa Bay Times

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Articles

„Keine Subventionen mehr für Künstler über 40!“

Mar 10, 2025 | flipboard.com | Barbara Behrendt

Vernissage in der Geschäftsstelle IHK in Wolfsburg: Wer die Künstlerin Anna Lipski ist, was ihre Werke auszeichnet und wann die Ausstellung eröffnet …
Pasco commission approves higher school impact fees

Aug 30, 2024 | suncoastnews.com | Barbara Behrendt

The Pasco County Commission on Aug. 28 voted 4-1 to approve higher impact fees requested by the school district in order to stay on top of the need for new classrooms and schools. The discussion included some concerns not raised previously by those in the home building and selling industries as well as some questions about overall fee increases by county commissioners.
Boy Scouts explore sale of 500 acres of Sand Hill camp in Brooksville

Aug 30, 2024 | tampabay.com | Tracey McManus |Barbara Behrendt

With diminished membership and a need for millions of dollars worth of camp upgrades, the Greater Tampa Bay Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America is exploring the sale of 500 acres of its 1,300-acre camp in Hernando County that has drawn Scouts from across Florida for decades.
Pasco School Board veteran ousted by political newcomer

Aug 26, 2024 | suncoastnews.com | Jeffrey Solochek |Barbara Behrendt

A newcomer appears headed to the Pasco County School Board in a race separated by a handful of votes. Florida Virtual School teacher Jessica Wright, 34, who has two children in the district, was on track to narrowly defeat incumbent Alison Crumbley’s reelection bid. With one precinct outstanding, Wright held a slim lead just outside the requirement for a recount.
Boy Scouts in talks to sell 50-acre slice of Brooksville reservation

Aug 26, 2024 | suncoastnews.com | Tracey McManus |Barbara Behrendt

BROOKSVILLE — When businessman Larry DiePolder died in 1978, he left about 1,300 natural acres in Hernando County to the Boy Scouts with explicit instructions. He said the land must never be sold “in any way shape or form” or be used for any commercial purposes, according to his will.
Fatal stabbing near Plant City ends in arrest

Aug 24, 2024 | tampabay.com | Barbara Behrendt

The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a fatal stabbing nearPlant City. EarlyFriday, deputies responded to the report of a stabbing in the 5800 block of Bob Smith Avenue and found a victim with severe upper-body trauma. Detectiveswere told the stabbing happened after a verbal argument thathad escalated. The victim, whose identity has not been released by officials, was transported to a local hospital and later died due to the injuries.
Pasco commission approves higher school impact fees

Aug 23, 2024 | suncoastnews.com | Barbara Behrendt

The Pasco County Commission on Aug. 21 voted 4-1 to approve higher impact fees requested by the school district in order to stay on top of the need for new classrooms and schools. The discussion included some concern not raised previously by those in the home building and selling industries as well as some questions about overall fee increases by county commissioners.
A decade later, Pasco neighbors get their park, and their bill

Aug 23, 2024 | tampabay.com | Barbara Behrendt

There were still a few of the original community members in the audience this week as the Pasco County Commission considered finally closing the discussion on Oaks Park, a 41-acre wooded area once proposed for a multi-story development of 240 apartments. The apartment plan was soundly rejected a decade ago as residents objected to it.
Pasco commission approves higher school impact fees

Aug 21, 2024 | tampabay.com | Barbara Behrendt

The Pasco County Commission on Wednesday voted 4-1 to approve higher impact fees requested by the school district in order to stay on top of the need for new classrooms and schools. The discussion included some concern not raised previously by those in the home building and selling industries as well as some questions about overall fee increases by county commissioners.
Boy Scouts in talks to sell 50-acre slice of Brooksville reservation

Aug 21, 2024 | tampabay.com | Tracey McManus |Barbara Behrendt

When businessman Larry DiePolder died in 1978, he left about 1,300 natural acres in Hernando County to the Boy Scouts with explicit instructions. He said the land must never be sold “in any way shape or form” or be used for any commercial purposes, according to his will.