Note dates for upcoming Tampa Bay Area tech events
Are you an innovator or entrepreneur looking for a place to network? 83 Degrees has you covered with the places to get plugged in around Tampa Bay in this latest tech roundup.
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For Good: Sarasota Hackathon seeks computer science mentors for teens
The Sarasota hackathon's three-day immersion experience pairs students with tech mentors to build a web or mobile app that positively impacts the community.
MOSI collaboration aims to enrich experience for those on autism spectrum
MOSI in collaboration with Behavioral Consulting of Tampa Bay (BCOTB) plans to make changes to the museum, including signage that includes sensory information and rearranging exhibits allowing guests to bypass sections that could cause overstimulation in those on the autism spectrum.
Downtown St. Pete gets new ramen restaurant, townhomes
Downtown St. Petersburg gets its first ramen restaurant in the Edge District, plus another upscale townhome community, as development continues in the city.
New apartments open for low-income seniors, waiting list forms
A new 80-unit apartment complex for seniors opens near the University of South Florida to address pent-up demand for affordable housing.
For Good: Grant pays for dentures for Pinellas needy
St. Petersburg Free Clinic receives grant from Florida Blue Foundation to be used to provide dentures to uninsured and underserved residents of Pinellas County.
For Good: Public-private partnership provides housing for former foster care youth
Pinellas County, the Pinellas County Housing Authority and Ready for Life, a nonprofit that helps teens who age out of foster care, partner to create a group home for young men.
For Good: Family-friendly event brings awareness to needs of Third World countries
The Kids Helping Kids event on July 16th is family-friendly fun with a variety of activities focused on raising awareness of the needs of less fortunate children around the world. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Water Works Park in Tampa.
For Good: Sarasota Hackathon seeks computer science mentors for teens
The Sarasota hackathon's three-day immersion experience pairs students with tech mentors to build a web or mobile app that positively impacts the community.
MOSI collaboration aims to enrich experience for those on autism spectrum
MOSI in collaboration with Behavioral Consulting of Tampa Bay (BCOTB) plans to make changes to the museum, including signage that includes sensory information and rearranging exhibits allowing guests to bypass sections that could cause overstimulation in those on the autism spectrum.
Downtown St. Pete gets new ramen restaurant, townhomes
Downtown St. Petersburg gets its first ramen restaurant in the Edge District, plus another upscale townhome community, as development continues in the city.
New apartments open for low-income seniors, waiting list forms
A new 80-unit apartment complex for seniors opens near the University of South Florida to address pent-up demand for affordable housing.
For Good: Grant pays for dentures for Pinellas needy
St. Petersburg Free Clinic receives grant from Florida Blue Foundation to be used to provide dentures to uninsured and underserved residents of Pinellas County.
For Good: Public-private partnership provides housing for former foster care youth
Pinellas County, the Pinellas County Housing Authority and Ready for Life, a nonprofit that helps teens who age out of foster care, partner to create a group home for young men.
For Good: Family-friendly event brings awareness to needs of Third World countries
The Kids Helping Kids event on July 16th is family-friendly fun with a variety of activities focused on raising awareness of the needs of less fortunate children around the world. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Water Works Park in Tampa.
