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Dade City

Downtown Dade City. - Julie Busch
Downtown Dade City. - Julie Busch
Dade City maintains a delicate balance between celebrating its past and allowing its vibrant entrepreneurial spirit to guide its future. With rolling hills and a picturesque Main Street lined with antique shops, renovated inns and upscale bistros, its downtown tells a $5 million revitalization success story. Pasco Regional Medical Center, a five-star rated surgical facility, attracts physicians and patients from miles around, while nearby Saint Leo University, established in 1889, is a leader in online learning with 41 academic programs.

Dade City Features

What You Want: 83 Degrees Media Reader Survey

When we asked readers why they read 83 Degrees Media, the response was overwhelmingly reaffirming and encouraging, with repeated calls for us to do even more stories about talent, innovation, diversity and environment. "GO! GO! GO!'' says one reader. So we decided to share a sampling of reader comments.

Coastal Caisson: Sustainability Fuels Construction Of New Basements In Florida

Creativity is bustling at Odessa-based deep foundation construction company Coastal Caisson. Using its Cutter Soil Mixer technology, developed by Bauer in 2004, the company has found its specialty incorporating underground construction with sustainable living.

Q&A: Susan Colaric, Saint Leo University

Tiny Saint Leo University, situated about 35 minutes north of Tampa in idyllic central Pasco County, stays connected to faraway students in countries around the globe using the latest in online technology.

Q&A: Michael Via And Stan Lifsey, Frantzen Tampa Bay Property Fund, LP

The newly formed Frantzen Tampa Bay Property Fund aims to buy, rent and sell distressed residential property in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties in Florida. The limited partnership was created by Frantzen Capital Management and Lifsey Real Estate & Holdings to take advantage of the subprime mortgage crisis and tight credit markets to put foreclosed homes back in circulation as rentals while returning a profit for investors.
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