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Predominant features in the new drawings are sky views through the see-thru cantilevered roof and an larger aquarium-like rays touch tank showcased in an expansive plaza entrance.
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- Grupos de educación superior rechazan la prohibición de Florida a estudiantes indocumentados en universidades públicas
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Clearwater Police Department/CourtesyGov. Ron DeSantis vetoed $810 million from the state budget. A large portion of that involved water infrastructure and flood mitigation. How will that decision affect residents? -
Pinellas Suncoast Transit AuthorityPublic transportation is a big problem in the area, but the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority is trying to make it a little easier to get across the bay – especially if you need to catch a flight in Tampa.
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The Latin music superstar performs Saturday at Ruth Eckerd Hall. -
Commander Reid Wiseman and his crew spent Wednesday thanking all those who helped send them on the record-breaking flight. -
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Parts of Tropicana Field's upper deck will be open Friday through Sunday for "Longo Legacy Weekend," which includes giveaways, a concert by Tantric and the display of Longo's No. 3 above the left-field seats.
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CDCThe CDC says it has received reports of 145 cases of cyclosporiasis acquired in the United States from May 1 through June 16. -
Jenny Kane/APThe FBI alleges Khalid Satary owned and operated diagnostic labs that billed Medicare for expensive and unnecessary genetic tests. A reward of $150,000 has been offered for information leading to an arrest.
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