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Hernando, Florida is located in Citrus County. Zip codes in Hernando, FL include 34442. The median home price in Hernando is $164,900 which is roughly $63/per square foot. More Hernando information.

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Saturday May 11 | Citrus County Chronicle

For the Record 5/11/13

Bond $1,000. * Timothy Delaney , 53, of North Shorewood Drive, Hernando, at 4:43 p.m. Wednesday on an Iberia County, La., warrant for stolen property.

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Fri May 10, 2013

Citrus County Chronicle

Mom cried - My baby!' on 911 tape

Chelsea Huggett, charged with first-degree murder and aggravated child abuse in the death of Aliyah Branum, also told an emergency dispatcher that her daughter was alive and breathing just 20 minutes earlier, according to a recording of the nearly nine-minute call released this week by the Citrus County Sheriff's Office.

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Fri May 03, 2013

WTSP-TV Saint Petersburg

Bond denied: Pregnant mom accused of killing daughter

The pregnant mother accused of slamming her daughter's head into a wall with such force that it left her with a fractured skull is not getting out of jail any time soon.

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St. Petersburg Times

Citrus County mother charged in baby's beating death

On April 25, Huggett violently shook 2-year-old Aliyah Marie Branum at a house in the Citrus County town of Hernando, according to an arrest affidavit.

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Tue Apr 30, 2013

ABC Action News

What happened to Baby Aliyah?

Take a walk down Julia Way in Hernando and you will hear neighbors talking about the two-year-old girl who was murdered there Friday.

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Sat Apr 27, 2013

St. Petersburg Times

Hernando impact fee delay routes county to road congestion

The Hernando County Commission is fine with congested roads and welcomes them in the future as the county's population grows.

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