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    Hillsborough seeks Lee County mosquito control help amid dengue outbreak▼Hillsborough asks Lee County for mosquito control help amid dengue outbreak✉newsHealthPandemics3 d ago

    Hillsborough County has asked Lee County for assistance with mosquito control as Florida responds to a dengue outbreak. Dengue is spread by mosquitoes, and local health officials have been urging residents to guard against bites. The request highlights growing concern across Florida counties about containing the outbreak before mosquito populations spread the virus further.

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    Hillsboro Garden Club holds its Fall Auction▼Hillsboro Garden Club holds Fall Auction✉newsLifeHome & Garden5 h ago

    The Hillsboro Garden Club held its Fall Auction, an event reported by the Highland County Press in Hillsboro, Ohio. The club, a local gardening organization, uses seasonal auctions to bring members and residents together, typically offering plants, garden items and related goods while raising funds for its community activities.

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    Lee County sends mosquito treatment to help Hillsborough fight dengue outbreak▼Lee County helps Hillsborough County tackle unprecedented dengue outbreak with mosquito treatment✉newsHealthPandemics11 h ago

    Lee County is assisting Hillsborough County, Florida, in responding to an unprecedented dengue outbreak by providing mosquito treatment support. Local health officials are intensifying mosquito control efforts as dengue cases, which are rare in the region, continue to spread. The unusual scale of the outbreak has prompted cross-county cooperation in the state.

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    Hillsborough County extends emergency over Florida dengue outbreak▼Hillsborough County, center of Florida dengue outbreak, extends state of emergency✉newsHealthPandemics12 h ago

    Hillsborough County, Florida, the center of the state's current dengue outbreak, has extended its state of emergency as officials continue efforts to control the mosquito-borne illness. The move allows local authorities to maintain extra measures against the spread of dengue, which has prompted heightened public health concern in the Tampa Bay area and drawn wider attention to Florida's outbreak.

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    Election officials in Hillsborough County, Florida are conducting tests of voting machines ahead of the November election. The testing is a routine step to verify equipment accuracy before ballots are cast. It comes amid ongoing public attention to election integrity procedures across the United States.

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    Dengue outbreak grows in Hillsborough County as cases top 200●Doctors adapting to dengue fever outbreak as Hillsborough County cases exceed 200✉newsHealthPandemics16 min ago

    More than 200 dengue fever cases have now been reported in Hillsborough County, Florida, in an ongoing outbreak. Local doctors say they are adapting how they diagnose and treat patients as infections continue to climb, and health officials are monitoring the mosquito-borne spread closely across the Tampa Bay area.

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    Suncoast Foundation Puts $327,000 Into Hillsborough Education●Suncoast Foundation Invests $327,000 In Hillsborough Education Programs✉newsLifeEducation8 h ago

    The Suncoast Foundation has committed $327,000 to support education programs across Hillsborough County. The grant is expected to fund classroom and student-focused initiatives in local schools. The announcement was reported by the Osprey Observer, drawing attention in the Tampa Bay area as communities highlight new investment in public education.

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    Mail ballots are being sent out to voters in Hillsborough County, Florida, as the next election approaches. Voters there can expect ballots to arrive in the coming days, marking the start of the vote-by-mail process in the county.

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    How Hillsboro Subsidized a Private Business Association▼The Inside Operation: How Hillsboro Subsidized a Private Business Association✉newsBusiness4 d ago

    A report by the Hillsboro Herald alleges that the city of Hillsboro used public funds to subsidize a private business association, describing the arrangement as an 'inside operation'. The story raises questions about how local taxpayer money was channeled to a private organization and whether proper oversight was in place. Details of the amounts involved and officials' responses remain limited so far.