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USF prof’s new poetry collection celebrates Florida’s daily rhythm
USF English professor Heather Sellers' new poetry collection, "Women in Tampa Talking about Alligators," is the final entry in a trilogy documenting her native Florida.
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JWB’s Turbo Babies supports parents as their child’s first and best teachers
Turbo Babies offers families free “Pit Crew” bags filled with books, toys, and brain-building activities because 80 percent of brain growth occurs in the first three years of life.
Tampa Bay back-to-school supply drives, giveaways
Back-to-school supply drives and giveaways provide crucial resources to the Tampa Bay region's economically disadvantaged students and families.
Palladium Theater renovation: Balancing modern upgrades, historic preservation
The $13 million renovation of St. Petersburg's historic Palladium Theater begins in August.
St Pete Innovation District celebrates 10 years, looks to future
The St. Pete Innovation District is a hub of research, entrepreneurship, education, and collaboration.
Child Abuse Prevention Month spotlights year-round efforts to support parents, protect children
Bay Area hospital systems, community nonprofits have array of research-backed programs and resources to prevent child abuse.
St. Pete Innovation District looks to build on Hub’s success
Innovation District wants to expand Maritime and Defense Technology Hub with a second, larger building.
Community Foundation Tampa Bay, Stetson Law School collaboration shapes future leaders
The Alliance for Advocacy and Philanthropy gives Stetson law students hands-on experience with a nonprofit.
Tampa drop-in center for homeless reopens with new name, leadership
Months after closing because of federal funding cuts, The Shop in Seminole Heights is reopened as The Drop.
USF prof’s new poetry collection celebrates Florida’s daily rhythm
USF English professor Heather Sellers' new poetry collection, "Women in Tampa Talking about Alligators," is the final entry in a trilogy documenting her native Florida.
Partner Partner Content JWB’s Turbo Babies supports parents as their child’s first and best teachers
Turbo Babies offers families free “Pit Crew” bags filled with books, toys, and brain-building activities because 80 percent of brain growth occurs in the first three years of life.
Tampa Bay back-to-school supply drives, giveaways
Back-to-school supply drives and giveaways provide crucial resources to the Tampa Bay region's economically disadvantaged students and families.
Palladium Theater renovation: Balancing modern upgrades, historic preservation
The $13 million renovation of St. Petersburg's historic Palladium Theater begins in August.
St Pete Innovation District celebrates 10 years, looks to future
The St. Pete Innovation District is a hub of research, entrepreneurship, education, and collaboration.
Child Abuse Prevention Month spotlights year-round efforts to support parents, protect children
Bay Area hospital systems, community nonprofits have array of research-backed programs and resources to prevent child abuse.
St. Pete Innovation District looks to build on Hub’s success
Innovation District wants to expand Maritime and Defense Technology Hub with a second, larger building.
Community Foundation Tampa Bay, Stetson Law School collaboration shapes future leaders
The Alliance for Advocacy and Philanthropy gives Stetson law students hands-on experience with a nonprofit.
Tampa drop-in center for homeless reopens with new name, leadership
Months after closing because of federal funding cuts, The Shop in Seminole Heights is reopened as The Drop.
