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Pat A. Morris

Pat A. Morris

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Pasco County Reporter, The Suncoast News

Florida

Final Covers

Health, Travel, Culture, Music

Doesn’t Cover

Porn and Politics

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 563

  • Coppler resigns as Port Richey city manager

    By Pat A. Morris Verified| The Suncoast News Verified PORT RICHEY — After a year and a half on the job, City Manager Matthew Coppler submitted his resignation to the city on April 17. It will become effective 45 days from that date. Coppler told the Suncoast News he will be returning to Enfield, Connecticut, to be the town manager there. He held that position from 2006 to 2015. He came to Port Richey in November 2023 from Michigan, where he was city manager in Lincoln Park and St. Claire Shores.

    By Pat A. Morris Verified · The Suncoast News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Mutual admiration society

    By Pat A. Morris Verified| The Suncoast News Verified When the New Port Richey City Council honored Dr. Geoffrey Adams and Pasco Animal Hospital at its April 1 regular meeting, members of the African American Club of Pasco County were on hand to cheer him on. The veterinarian is among the AAC’s biggest supporters, Marlowe Jones, the organization’s vice president, told the Suncoast News. “The African American Club is an outstanding organization,” Adams said. “They give scholarships to graduating seniors for college.

    By Pat A. Morris Verified · The Suncoast News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Coppler resigns as Port Richey city manager

    By Pat A. Morris Verified| The Suncoast News Verified PORT RICHEY — After a year and a half on the job, City Manager Matthew Coppler submitted his resignation to the city on April 17. It will become effective 45 days from that date. Coppler told the Suncoast News he will be returning to Enfield, Connecticut, to be the town manager there. He held that position from 2006 to 2015. He came to Port Richey in November 2023 from Michigan, where he was city manager in Lincoln Park and St. Claire Shores.

    By Pat A. Morris Verified · The Suncoast News

    Apr. 17, 2025

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The Suncoast News

Richmond, Virginia, United States

'+1 727-815-1023