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Tampa middle school opens first-of-its-kind esports facility in Florida
TAMPA, Fla. — Sligh Magnet Middle School in Tampa unveiled a new esports and broadcasting arena this week that Hillsborough County Public Schools leaders say will support regular classroom instruction while introducing students to skills used in a multi-billion-dollar industry. The arena is a first-of-its-kind facility in Florida, according...
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FHSAA Regional Quarterfinals Preview: Cocoa Travels West to Battle Tampa Catholic
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The Cocoa Tigers finished the season at 4-5, but still grabbed a five seed in the Class 2A Region 2 playoffs, where they will travel across Florida to the No. 4-seeded Tampa Catholic. The last time these two teams played was all the way back...
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Ybor City dispensary uses DoorDash to clear hemp inventory before December federal ban
YBOR CITY, Fla. - A Tampa dispensary owner is using DoorDash deliveries to reach customers and clear out hemp inventory before a federal ban on intoxicating hemp products takes effect Dec. 11. Ybor City hemp delivery service. What we know:. Chillum Mushroom and Hemp Dispensary in Ybor City signed a...
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Tampa area restaurants open on Thanksgiving Day this year
Thanksgiving is a time for many things—loved ones, football, and reflecting on the good things we have. Perhaps the most important part of Thanksgiving, and something we are certainly thankful for, is great food. Luckily, there are plenty of Tampa restaurants open on Thanksgiving Day this year. Whether you...
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Meet the applicants for Tampa City Council's District 7 seat
The future of the Rays stadium could hinge on who the Tampa City Council appoints Tuesday to the District 7 seat Luis Viera vacated. Why it matters: Viera has consistently voted in favor of the stadium. With the six remaining council members deadlocked on the $2.36 billion project, any approvals between now and March's elections could hang on his replacement. Driving the news: Fourteen applicants are vying to fill Viera's District 7 seat, which covers New Tampa, Forest Hills, Terrace Park and University Area. Each applicant gets two minutes to make their pitch at Tuesday's meeting. Four votes are needed to secure the appointment. Nasrin Aldawoodi, an anesthesiologist at the Moffitt Cancer Center and an associate professor at the USF Morsani College of Medicine, says she would invest in the neighborhood's schools and make roads safer. Clifford Maurice Allen, a Tampa resident for more than 20 years and longtime sales manager, lists his negotiation and communication skills among his strengths in his application. Patricia Alonzo, a health care executive, describes herself as an analytical leader known for building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders. Kamolika Batabyal, a Tampa resident for five years and a public health professional, says she'd bring a
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Tampa Man Shot In Leg During North Nebraska Avenue Altercation, HCSO Says
A dispute on North Nebraska Avenue in Tampa turned violent before sunrise Thursday, leaving one person shot in the leg, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Deputies were called out around 5:30 a.m. to the 14000 block after reports of gunfire, and investigators determined the shooting stemmed from an altercation between two people.
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Tampa Catholic Scheduled Bellini Center Unveiling for Thursday
Tampa Catholic High School scheduled the official opening and unveiling of the Bellini Center for the Arts for Thursday, Nov. 12, from 10 a.m. to noon. The Diocese of Saint Petersburg says the center was supported by an $18 million gift from Arnie Bellini, a 1976 graduate, and his wife, Lauren. The notice is just as specific about the work inside: visual, digital and performing arts, plus technical theatre, audio-visual work, costuming, set design and prop building.
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USF Tampa General Physicians COO Matthew Cantonis on why access needs an owner
The leader of a 1,200-provider academic physician group talked with us about the seams of care, AI in the contact center and keeping physicians busy with the right patients. “Our barriers to access are numerous, and they're always in the seams of care,” he says. “So the seams of care is where our handoffs fail.”