Many of us continuously get calls informing us that "Our records show you have not updated your free Google listing." The caller id origins of the spam call is usually unavailable. If you speak to the person, they act as if they work for Google and you need to buy services to improve your Google listing.
By SUE QUIGLEY
HERNANDO SUN WRITER
Calling it the Brooksville shuffle, we shall shortly be seeing some shifting and changing going on in trendy Downtown Brooksville, particularly as it relates to the business Transformed Treasures, owned by Mike and Diana Burmann.
by SARAH NACHIN
Hernando Sun Reporter
On Tuesday, August 6, Fostering Hope Florida's Kidz Closet held a ribbon cutting at their store in Spring Hill. Chamber of Commerce members, staff, volunteers, foster parents and foster children, along with members of the community attended the event. Michael Congeni represented the Greater Hernando County Chamber of Commerce and presented the staff with a chamber membership plaque.
by LISA MACNEIL
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At the August 13, 2019 Board of County Commissioners regular meeting, Planning Director Ron Pianta introduced the update to the Hernando County Transit Development Plan (TDP), which is updated every five years, and proposed a plan for the next ten years. The board voted 5-0 to approve the plan, and to submit to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) no later than September 1, 2019.
A few weekends ago, I received a message from our Hernando Sun founders, Julie and Rocco Maglio. According to Rocco, he had just discovered an eight-foot long, Burmese python on the road in front of his driveway. Reports of such a creature have been quite rare much farther north than the Peace River, yet there it was. And, the swampy wetlands around their home are the perfect habitat for a Burmese python to thrive, so I would not at all be surprised if this was only the first of more to come.
Harbour Lights Restaurant & Lounge is a quaint little restaurant with a beautiful view of Lake Panasoffkee with impressively large cypress trees lining the embankment.
Harbour Lights is a great example of ‘old Florida’ and not much has changed in the past 30 years including the prices. An old Daily Sun article hangs on the wall and mentions that their buffet price is $13.95. Today it is still $13.95.
Locks of Love is a charity that provides wigs for Canadian and American financially disadvantaged children who have lost their hair due to medical conditions or medical treatments. The program is free of charge. They accept donations of ponytails that are at least 10 inches tip to tip according to their website.
The technical skills training program T-Volt needed $1,500 dollars to purchase liability insurance that would allow them to use a portion of the Quonset hut at the fairgrounds to provide basic skills in rough carpentry. The Quonset hut has the necessary ventilation to handle the sawdust generated by carpentry.
A resident of Timber Pines in Spring Hill, Michele DelVecchio, has come together with friends, family and the Botanical Gardens to create a water curtain for visitors of the gardens to enjoy. A water curtain is a line of closely spaced sprinklers to create a rain like shower.
