Tampa Port Authority To Build Oil Recycling Facility
A new oil-recycling facility on 12 acres at Pendola Point in Tampa is expected to create hundreds of jobs during a two-year construction phase and about 75 jobs when it's fully operational.
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Graduate Tampa Bay: Rich Mullin, Pasco-Hernando Community College
The road to Pasco-Hernando Community College wasn't always easy for Rich Mullin of New Port Richey, but one thing he has learned is the value of education. Now, he's telling his story to inspire others.
Largo Temporarily Suspends Impact Fees
Largo joins Dade City and North Port in suspending impact fees on builders in order to encourage construction.
Sulphur Springs Gets New Community Center, Tampa
Springhill Park Community Center in Sulphur Springs will provide social, recreational, health and educational services.
City Of Tampa Plans A Major Design Hackathon
Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn’s office is working to create open access to many of the cities systems and databases to allow ad hoc, private teams of technologists to build and develop solutions for the city, local businesses and residents/visitors.
Domestic Partnershp Registry Opens June 25, Tampa
A new domestic partnership registry in the city of Tampa aims to give unmarried loved ones easier access to healthcare and other private matters involving a live-in partner.
City of Tampa Opens New Section of Riverwalk
Bicycling and walking along Tampa's Riverwalk got a little bit easier with the opening of a new segment that extends under Brorein Street.
New USFSP Program Assists Veterans To Get MBAs
A new initiative at USF St. Petersburg helps military veterans return to college to earn MBA degrees. USFSP is one of 12 organizations around the world awarded funds for the initiative as part of GMAC's "Ideas to Innovation Challenge.''
Graduate Tampa Bay: Rich Mullin, Pasco-Hernando Community College
The road to Pasco-Hernando Community College wasn't always easy for Rich Mullin of New Port Richey, but one thing he has learned is the value of education. Now, he's telling his story to inspire others.
Largo Temporarily Suspends Impact Fees
Largo joins Dade City and North Port in suspending impact fees on builders in order to encourage construction.
Sulphur Springs Gets New Community Center, Tampa
Springhill Park Community Center in Sulphur Springs will provide social, recreational, health and educational services.
City Of Tampa Plans A Major Design Hackathon
Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn’s office is working to create open access to many of the cities systems and databases to allow ad hoc, private teams of technologists to build and develop solutions for the city, local businesses and residents/visitors.
Domestic Partnershp Registry Opens June 25, Tampa
A new domestic partnership registry in the city of Tampa aims to give unmarried loved ones easier access to healthcare and other private matters involving a live-in partner.
City of Tampa Opens New Section of Riverwalk
Bicycling and walking along Tampa's Riverwalk got a little bit easier with the opening of a new segment that extends under Brorein Street.
New USFSP Program Assists Veterans To Get MBAs
A new initiative at USF St. Petersburg helps military veterans return to college to earn MBA degrees. USFSP is one of 12 organizations around the world awarded funds for the initiative as part of GMAC's "Ideas to Innovation Challenge.''
