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Some St. Petersburg businesses relied on Rays fans visiting during the season. Others said they don’t miss the traffic. But in Tampa, business owners are happy to see the extra customers.
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XTEND, which is moving into an East Tampa industrial park, has a contract with the Department of Defense and is working with U.S. Special Operations Command at MacDill Air Force Base.
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The oldest portion of the bridge will be torn down as express lanes on the new bridge are scheduled to open next year.
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Founder Cesar Hernandez hopes the district will attract private businesses with a focus in technology, defense systems, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.
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Only registered voters who live District 5 are eligible to vote in the Sept. 5 election. Henderson, who died last week at age 60, was elected in 2023.
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Orlando, Atlanta, Charlotte and Houston are also in the rollout. At the destination, the drone lowers the products by tether, then returns to the launch area at the store.
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Two artists will be featured on select Friday nights through August.
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The longtime activist was hailed as a champion for Black culture and a “powerhouse in the community” that brought passion, empathy and historical knowledge to all her roles.
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Castor said all Tampa officials can do is prepare for a phone call from the Rays' owners.
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When extreme metal and its various subgenres emerged in the 1980s, Morrisound Recording gained a reputation for its engineers' ability to record and mix the complicated music.
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The city retrofitted an existing basketball court on Davis Islands to allow pickleball. It is also resurfacing courts at Duran Park and Plymouth Playground in the coming months.
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Construction for the first two segments of Tampa's Green ARTery in the Old Seminole Heights and Lowry Park Central neighborhoods is scheduled to be done by mid-August.