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District Recognized as One of the Best Places to Work in Hernando County for Two Consecutive Years

Gene Schiller, Elaine Kuligofski, Steve Uebel and Pam BaldwinGene Schiller, deputy executive director; Elaine Kuligofski, human resources director; Steve Uebel, human resources manager; and Pam Baldwin, se

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State Legislature Budgets $15 Million for the District’s SWUCA Recovery Effort

WRAP report cover

The Florida Legislature included $15 million in its 2008–09 state budget for the District’s West-Central Florida Water Restoration Action Plan (WRAP), which will help r

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District Recognized by Sumter County Schools for Partnership

Richard Shirley presenting award to Doug Tharp

Sumter County Schools Superintendent Richard A.

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Conservation Program Aimed at New Construction

Ribbon-cutting event Dave Eggers, Dunedin mayor-elect; Lou Kavouras, District deputy executive director; Maritza Rovira-Forino, Governing Board member; Carl Krave, Pocket Neighborhoods, Inc.

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District Honors Volunteers at Picnic

Shooting video for public service announcements Photo left: Kim DeVary (front, right), District land use specialist, took volunteers and their children on a hayride.

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British Students Study District Restoration Projects

Shooting video for public service announcements Brandt Henningsen, District chief environmental scientist, center, and Dr.

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Educators ‘Wet’ Their Appetite for Learning

Attendees on wading tour Photo left: Monica Dorken is ready with a bucket as Susan Harris, Hill-Gustat Middle School seventh- and eighth-grade teacher, holds a puffer fish she captured during the

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Board Members Tour Hillsborough River

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Tour Highlights Conservation, Reuse in The Villages

The Villages trolleyDoug Tharp, Governing Board member, leads his fellow Board members and District staff on a tour of The Villages.

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District Landscaping Follows Florida-Friendly Principles

Visitors to the District’s headquarters and service offices are greeted by Florida-friendly landscaping, thanks to the work of proactive staff at each office.

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