Jan 31, 2013
By Michelle Caceres It’s not unusual that FishHawk resident, Jack McNally, is on a mission to save, making weekly deposits into his rapidly-growing savings account. What is unique is where he performs these transactions. McNally, a fourth-grade student at FishHawk Creek Elementary, completes the transactions in his school’s multi-purpose room. The My Investment, New Treasure(…)
Dec 2, 2012
By Tamas Mondovics With the holiday season in full swing, many are thinking about giving and receiving, while hoping to give or get the perfect gift in hopes of making one another happy. It is safe to say, however, that for a number of local military families, there is hardly a better present than the(…)
Oct 31, 2012
By Tamas Mondovics FishHawk Creek and Bevis Elementary Schools in FishHawk were on modified lock down for a little more then an hour last month after receiving an alert from law enforcement that Hillsborough County Sheriff’s deputies were pursuing several suspects involved in multiple burglaries within a nearby neighborhood. According to HCSO spokes person Debbie(…)
Sep 6, 2012
FishHawk Creek Hosts Health and Bike Safety Fair and Bike Raffle It is estimated that, each year, thousands of children are seriously injured in bike-related accidents, many involving brain injury. In an effort to ensure that such statistics do not include its student body, FishHawk Creek Elementary School, led by its committed PTA and with(…)
Jan 29, 2009
Citizens Use E-mail Alerts To Fight Community Crime
In a community as large as FishHawk Ranch, information travels near the speed of light. Proof of that was revealed last month after four teens were attacked and robbed on the trail behind FishHawk Creek Elementary.
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