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Madeira Beach Bans Alcohol At 3 City Park Pavilions
Madeira Beach city commissioners Tuesday night voted to make it unlawful to drink alcoholic beverages at or near pavilions at three city parks — Archibald Park, Kitty Stuart Park and the park at the western end of Johns Pass, the city clerk said today. ...more
July 23, 2008
East Tampa Slogs Through Flooding
Torrential rain Thursday afternoon flooded a neighborhood in East Tampa and closed one lane of State Road 60 near U.S. 41, slowing rush hour traffic to a crawl. ...more
July 18, 2008
Flooding Closes Lane Of S.R. 60 Near U.S. 41
TAMPA - Torrential rain this afternoon has flooded a neighborhood in East Tampa and closed one lane of State Road 60 near U.S. 41. ...more
July 17, 2008
Tampa Police: Teen With No License Tops 110 During Chase
A man police say never had a driver license led officers on a spirited chase that topped 100 mph and ended with him ramming a patrol car early Sunday morning. ...more
July 6, 2008
What To Do About Trees?
Horticulturist offers advice on how to identify trees that might not last in the event of a hurricane. ...more
June 22, 2008
Phone Book Recycling Campaign Sets 5-Ton Goal
NEW PORT RICHEY - Organizers have set a goal to collect five tons of outdated telephone directories during the third annual recycling drive July 12-19. The R.E.S.O.R.C.E. Recycling Club is teaming up with businesses and community groups to create 11 drop-off sites for the recycling campaign, according to Kimberly Brown, its vice president. ...more
June 21, 2008
St. Petersburg Mayor's Choice To Redevelop Tropicana Field Not Rays' Pick
Mayor Rick Baker is recommending a Virginia-based developer to transform Tropicana Field and its parking lots into a massive mixed-use community of shops, restaurants, offices, hotels and residences. ...more
June 14, 2008
St. Pete Mayor Recommends Va. Developer For Trop
ST. PETERSBURG -- Mayor Rick Baker is recommending a Virginia-based developer to transform Tropicana Field and its parking lots into a massive mixed-use community of shops, restaurants, offices, hotels and residences. In a memo today to the city council, Baker said he concurs with the recommendation of his staff to select Archstone-Madison over the Tampa Bay Rays' preferred developer, Houston-based Hines Interests. ...more
June 13, 2008
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