Author

Jeff Berlinicke

Jeff Berlinicke's Latest Articles

Streamsong Resort Opens For Golfers, Business In Florida

Streamsong Resort in rural Polk County, a creation of phosphate giant Mosaic, is collecting accolades from golf's top magazine critics and players. The 2,300-acre golfing destination showcases Florida's natural environment in an outdoors sporting experience being compared favorably to St. Andrews in Scotland.

The Frozen Four: Tampa Bay Gets Ready To Welcome College Hockey

Renovations to the St. Pete Times Forum and an aggressive business strategy by Tampa Bay sports enthusiasts teaming up with the University of Alabama in Huntsville successfully landed college hockey’s championship events in downtown Tampa in April 2012.

Former Army Docs Team Up To Open Athletic Training Facility In Tampa’s Citrus Park

Pro ballplayers turned investors Tim Tebow, Derrick Brooks and Chipper Jones back Drs. Kevin Scott and Chris MacLaren in building a training center in northwest Hillsborough that is expected to serve amateur as well as professional athletes.

USF Bulls Turn To Heat Sensor To Keep Players Cool

With Auburn still riding high following its Fiesta Bowl victory, universities around the nation are already gearing up to put their football players through the heat of next summer in preparation for the 2011 season. USF in Tampa is among those leading the way for safety by sharing what coaches have learned using a special pill designed to monitor players' body temperatures.

Broken Hart Bords: Bradenton Skateboarder Ramps Up Fight Against Heart Disease

Jacob Brockhoff's mom never imagined what her son would come up with after she urged him to draw pictures to relieve his anxiety. He did what she asked and soon also drew up a business plan to sell uniquely designed skateboards to benefit other children with heart disease.

“Good Guy” Hockey Star Melts Tiny Hearts, Comforts Families At All Children’s In St. Petersburg

The Vincent Lecavalier Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center occupies most of the seventh floor of All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg. It includes 28 individual patient rooms and takes up more than 26,500 square feet. It also allows for accommodations for parents of patients and three Ronald McDonald houses are on site for parents who need to be near their children.

Brittany Lincicome: LPGA Star Honors Her Roots In Tampa Bay

LPGA champion Golfer Brittany Lincicome vows to give back to her hometown of St. Petersburg in a big way and she's already making big tracks in that direction.

Play Ball! Auburndale Sports Complex Aims For Strike-It-Rich Zone

Even a visitors' center opening at the end of May at the Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in eastern Polk County is all about playing sports and participating in sporting competitions for residents and tourists alike.

Bradenton Private School LEEDs Manatee County In Going Green

The new Saint Stephen's Episcopal School is the first publicly registered school in the Tampa Bay region to seek a LEED Gold certification for environmental awareness. Officials aim to win the prestigious Gold certification by the end of the school year.

Tampa Vet Sees That The Eyes Have It

Most of the vision problems Veterinarian Dr. E. Dan Wolf of Tampa sees involve cataracts. He specializes in a technique that he says is simple and mostly painless to the animal. Basically, he places a lens inside the eye of the animal. It's a relatively common procedure, similar to a human putting in a contact lens; only with an animal, it's permanent.

Our Partners

Don't miss out!

Everything Tampa Bay, in your inbox every week.

Close the CTA

Already a subscriber? Enter your email to hide this popup in the future.