Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Tampa authorities prep for Donald Trump rally on Saturday and other top stories.

  • Tampa authorities prep for Donald Trump rally on Saturday

    Tampa authorities prep for Donald Trump rally on Saturday
    Donald Trump is coming to downtown Tampa Saturday, with local authorities saying they're prepared for a large crowd and any potential protests. The Trump campaign has booked the Tampa Convention Center's East Hall, a 100,000-square-foot space. But convention center director Rick Hamilton said he assumes that, as in the past, the campaign will need additional rooms. In February, the presumptive Republican nominee for president drew more than 10,000 people to a rally at the USF Sun Dome. Doors ar..
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  • Tropical Storm Colin leaves mess across Tampa Bay area

    Tropical Storm Colin leaves mess across Tampa Bay area
    Tropical Storm Colin had more in store for Tampa Bay on Tuesday after blowing through the region the day before. Roads flooded, power dropped, and millions of gallons of partially treated sewage flowed into area waters as the tail of the storm whipped through with throttling force. Colin's winds ripped apart tents at a homeless shelter, downed trees and broke boats free from their moorings, though the storm stuck around mainly in the form of heavy rain, including in the Big Bend region where it ..
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  • Tropical Storm Colin drops heavy rain on Tampa area as it exits east

    Tropical Storm Colin drops heavy rain on Tampa area as it exits east
    One day after Tropical Storm Colin brought downpours and high winds to Tampa Bay, a soggy Tuesday morning offered little reprieve for weary residents. Another band of heavy rain soaked the region as wind whipped sheets of water across the pavement. The Sunshine Skyway Bridge remained closed because of dangerous winds. A flash flood warning was in effect until 9 a.m. across parts of Pinellas and Hillsborough. The National Weather Service warned that “those headed out for the morning commute” in ..
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  • Alligator spotted with body in mouth killed by FWC

    Alligator spotted with body in mouth killed by FWC
    Alligator spotted with body in mouth killed by FWC Josh Cascio reports Alligator spotted with body in mouth killed by FWC LAKELAND (FOX 13) - Florida Fish and Wildlife officials killed an alligator they believe was seen with a human body in its mouth Tuesday afternoon.Police said the body was pulled from Lake Hunter after a 911 caller reported seeing an alligator with a body in its mouth.Investigators pulled the body from the water just before 3 p.m. Tuesday. They said the victim i..
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  • Tropical Storm Colin has Tampa Bay's wildlife making cameos in ...

    Tropical Storm Colin has Tampa Bay's wildlife making cameos in ...
    TAMPA - Just as thousands around the Tampa Bay area sought shelter from the wrath of Tropical Storm Colin Monday, so did the areas wildlife."You can see, pretty docile, he was scared, just wanted to get in out of the rain," explained Chris Wirt, owner of A All Animal Control , as he holds up a possum he captured inside a New Port Richey home. According to Wirt, since the storm has moved on, he's been receiving calls about bugs, frogs, possums, raccoons and snakes showing up in homes and yards.W..
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  • St. Petersburg pumps partially treated sewage into Tampa Bay

    St. Petersburg pumps partially treated sewage into Tampa Bay
    ST. PETERSBURG — For the second straight year, a major rain event forced the city to dump millions of gallons of partially treated sewage into local waterways. On Tuesday night, the city started pumping at least two million gallons into Tampa Bay, according to an estimate by Claude Tankersley, the city's public works administrator. Without knowing how much more rain would fall, Tankersley said he couldn't estimate how many more gallons would need to be dumped. "Who knows?" he said. "I really hav..
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  • Rick Scott, Pam Bondi expected to join Donald Trump in Tampa ...

    Rick Scott, Pam Bondi expected to join Donald Trump in Tampa ...
    Donald Trump's campaign is putting together plans for a rally at the Tampa Convention Center Saturday. Among those expected to join the presumptive nominee for the 11 a.m. event in Tampa  are Gov. Rick Scott, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Republican National Committeewoman Sharon Day. Look for an endorsement from Dena DeCamp, president of the Florida Federation of Republican Women. Details on how to obtain tickets have not yet been released, though it is usually through eventbrite.com.  Tampa ..
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  • Here's how a San Diego magazine described a perfect Tampa ...

    Here's how a San Diego magazine described a perfect Tampa ...
    This may come as a shock but San Diegans apparently sometimes need a break from the relentlessly perfect California weather.  And a San Diego magazine had a vacation spot in mind: Tampa. The San Diego Reader published over the weekend a guide to visiting Tampa. Yes, that's Tampa. Not the regional Tampa Bay moniker that includes (and often leans heavily on) the tourism beacons of St. Petersburg and Clearwater. In fact, the word "beach" is not even mentioned once. That says a lot about how far Tam..
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  • From On Swann to Portillo's, 11 Tampa Bay restaurants opening this ...

    From On Swann to Portillo's, 11 Tampa Bay restaurants opening this ...
    Just as the Florida growing season is winding down, a new crop of Tampa Bay restaurants has sprouted. Makes sense. Summer tends to be a little slow for our dining scene, so it yields an ideal time to throw open the doors and work out the kinks before fall’s hubbub. From much anticipated high-profile restaurants in Tampa’s Hyde Park Village to second outposts of successful independents to reinvented mom-and-pops, the dog days are a perfect time to engineer a dine-around. ♦ Tampa MetWest Internat..
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  • Tampa Bay Rays want smaller year-round stadium — without upper ...

    Tampa Bay Rays want smaller year-round stadium — without upper ...
    ST. PETERSBURG — As the search for a new Tampa Bay Rays ballpark enters its sixth month, both sides are refining their deliveries. The Rays are tweaking a pitch to corporate and civic groups, asking them for ideas for a next-generation ballpark that will lure casual fans and satisfy hard-core aficionados. Rays executives want a stadium without the shrine mystique of many baseball parks. Instead, they’re exploring ways to draw casual or nonbaseball fans to the park and make money off them all ye..
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