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• Performance - Frankly Sinatra and Friends
• The Secret Paris of the 1930's: Vintage Photographsby Brassai
• Attention high school students: in case you haven't gotten the memo, dual-enroll...
• Foreclosures rise in Tampa Florida area
• American Eagle monument will be unveiled at Memorial Day event this weekend
• Savtira owes $1 million plus in back pay to workers
• Tampa metro lawyers make below the national average
• Touchdown Capital hopes to score with Portfolio Football
• Dais Analytic receives default notice on two notes
• Quest for the best Cuban sandwich is on in Ybor
• Tampa Electric’s storm plan in place, is yours?
• Visit Florida will expand state's tourism marketing
• St. Pete restaurateur bringing tapas to Clearwater
• Floridians still love Yankees, despite Rays’ success
• In print: RNC not phasing some businesses, others taking the week off
• Groups say Florida law unfair to unemployed
• State offers chance to help cuts burdensome regulations
• Tampa opens state's second-largest immigration center
• Ybor businesses bristle at city's regulation ideas
• Top 7 of the List: Investment services firms
• Done Deals: Checkers renews Westshore lease through 2023
• SWEET DEAL: DUNKIN’ DONUTS IN TAMPA ANNOUNCES FREE DONUT OFFER FOR NATIONAL DONUT DAY ON JUNE 1
• 45 Girl Scouts Provide More Than 3,600 Hours Of Community Service In Pursuit Of Gold Awards
• Don't forget, no classes on Monday! Campus is closed May 28th in honor of Memori...
• NASCAR teams up with EPA to drive green programs
• Raymond James Bank event focuses on home buying
• Unilens gets new loans with Hancock Bank
• Researcher’s alert: New fundraising events list in progress
• Florida banks rebound with $174M Q1 profit
• Developers plan new hotel, multifamily project in St. Pete
• Urban Land Institute to present Hillsborough feedback
• Moffitt signs on as Front Row Tampa Bay sponsor
• Bradenton approves downtown apartments, retail
• Taco Bus expanding to USF area
• Locally shot ‘America’s Got Talent!’ airs Monday
• Tropicana wants another Manatee bio-energy plant
• Arizona company buys 4 local Family Dollar stores
• Tampa celebrating new flights to Switzerland
• Freedom Bank of America: State complaint is ‘regulatory oppression’
• USF St. Pete seeking construction managers for $20M project
• A wine bar by Mise en Place opens at Tampa International Airport
• AAA & Budweiser team up to prevent DUIs over Memorial Day weekend
• Exciting new exhibit only at Gallery 221 at the Dale Mabry Campus. Click the lin...
• Report: Bradenton Herald parent rolls out website paywalls
• Florida regulators ask for cease and desist order against Freedom Bank of America
• Taco Bus to open new location near USF in June
• People’s Gas breaks ground on RockTenn’s pipeline
• Sam Esfahani named new CIO for PSCU
• ExecuJet expands its fleet with new Falcon 900
• Mitt Romney faces challenge from new Florida laws that block voting
• PRSA Tampa Bay to host conference in St. Petersburg
• Ambient Technologies wins White House honor
• Rays and Helios to invest $1 million in local scholarships
• Two more Riverwalk sections complete
• Cotham helps T-Yanks beat Cards in debut
• Tampa hosts "Cirque over the Park"
• New downtown Sarasota condo project planned
• Poll: Obama behind Romney in Florida
• Florida takes a portion of mortgage settlement for budget
• Wannemacher Jensen to present city plans for Madeira Beach
• HMA shareholders endorse compensation plan
• New case of tuberculosis reported at USF
• Friendship Trail Bridge demolition funds approved
• Sarasota's the HuB on track to relocate
• Tampa jury convicts lawyers in corporate identity theft scheme
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) Hosts Virtual Graduation Ceremony
• Up to 90 Lives To Be Saved By Successful Blood Drive At Historic Ybor Square
• No water, no problem for St. James faithful
• Northeast Crime Tracker May 10 – May 16
• School alumni, former staffers invited to service
• USF Police Crime Tracker May 10-16
• Northeast Crime Tracker May 10 – May 16
• Donors Forum agrees to merge with Florida Philanthropic Network
• Pinellas County tax certificate sale scheduled for June 1
• PSTA buses used in video to highlight diesel-electric hybrid technology
• Legoland Florida invites guests to participate in Guinness record-breaking attempt
• CompCare revenue down, income up
• Judge issues restraining order against savtiraexposed.com
• Sara Rankin Wilson named CEO of GWIZ
• Salamander Innisbrook reports 1Q earnings increases
• STR: Tampa Bay hotel statistics continue upward trek
• Averitt, Curtis move into new roles at Raymond James’ independent broker unit
• Did you know this is National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) week? Stop by HCC...
• School districts can 'Race to the Top' for federal dollars
• Average CEO pay exceeds $200K in 45 metro areas
• E-learning dominates State College of Florida budget hearing
• Plant City’s famed Red Rose Inn closed
• Longtime Norman aide, Kelly will plead guilty of tax evasion
• Tech Data's Dutkowsky: What's hot in B2B IT sales
• Northside Hospital names new chief nursing officer
• AmericanStyle puts Sarasota atop arts list
• Times writers host WDAE sports radio show
• Tampa gas prices fall 8.4 cents per gallon
• Bayshore Technologies wins Citrix’s Southeast Partner of the Year Award
• Important Dates for Fall Semester 2012 (16 week term only) Financial Aid Priori...
• Ken Wicker appointed CEO of Brooksville Regional Hospital
• Delta to expand flight service to Bay area from New York
• Medical Assistant Among the "8 Blazing Health Care Jobs of 2012"
• Everest Lakeland Students, Staff Raise $1000+ for Relay for Life
• Jabil Circuit to open office in Israel
• Eight Central Florida finalists named for Ernst & Young awards
• Mortgage industry jobs continue to increase
• Moffitt’s new leadership appointments take effect July 1
• Tech Data sales down first quarter 2012
• DaVita-HealthCare Partners deal means new owner for JSA Healthcare
• Upcoming Special Events at Lowry Park Zoo
• Credit rating agencies like Media General's newspaper sale
• 'Event Zone' ordinance designates RNC protest area
• Tampa Bay area ranchers feeling the pinch
• Faster than U.S. inflation: health care costs
• Cyclist Lance Armstrong wins Ironman in Polk County
• Sarasota County stays on top for 85 and over population
• Courthouse project in Manatee County lags, $352K over budget
• List updates: Managed IT services, commercial printers, nonprofits
• Report: Bern’s not using organic, local vegetables
• Hillsborough County Republican Club candidates meet and greet
• Tampa Bay cigar events: May 21-27
• Bayshore Technologies News - May 17, 2012
• Joya de Nicaragua introduces Cuenca y Blanco cigars
• Attention Summer Students: Question about your financial aid refund? Check out t...
• Google to host RNC party at Tampa Museum of Art
• Meet and greet the 2012 Republican candidates
• City of Largo suspends improvement fees
• Host Committee kicks off 100-day RNC countdown with Clearwater fete
• Community TV network series to aid job seekers
• Psoria-Shield offering oversubscribed
• Gov. Scott appoint James Kimbrough to TBARTA
• Florida unemployment falls to 8.7 percent in April
• Ashley Drive project ahead of schedule, CSX reopens lanes
• Hill+Knowlton to handle PR for Front Row Tampa Bay
• Office, retail activity building in Pinellas
• Facebook opens at $38 a share, Zuckerberg’s wealth $19B
• In print: Big relocations for eMason and Kimley-Horn signal recovery at work
• Top 7 of the List: Medical tech companies
• HART may drop streetcar fares to boost ridership
• Top 7 of the List: Physician groups
• Bradenton builder buys 120 lots, acreage in Twin Rivers
• New survey under way: Commercial printers
• How the recession reshaped credit considerations
• HCC offers several remedial classes to help students prepare for college. Do you...
• Physical therapy association to convene in Tampa
• Brown & Brown Inc. acquires certain assets of Insurcorp
• Fowler White lawyer makes iPhone app idea a reality
• Report: Halifax Media angling to make Trib its flagship
• Bloomin’ Brands boosts IPO offering, adds Raymond James as underwriter
• We need your help! Vote us the Best College/University in the Tampa Bay area. Ju...
• Sun Country to connect Tampa Bay with Minneapolis/St. Paul
• Media General sells all papers, except the Tribune
• Operating income slips for Moffitt, All Children's
• Annual Business Growth Expo Thursday afternoon
• Study shows coffee drinkers live longer
• C1 Bank will reboot traditional bank HQ design
• Herd in St. Pete: First of RNC artistic elephants to debut
• Big Cat Rescue, other animal organizations support bill
• Simon: Saks OFF 5th will anchor Town Center mall
• New survey under way: Managed IT service providers
• Bay area leads nation in foreclosures, but it's not all bad
• AAA study indicates many Floridians planning a vacation
• Summer students, be sure you have your HCC OneCard to receive any financial aid...
• Hoyo de Monterrey kicks off box a day giveaway
• Miami Cigar & Company to release Nestor Miranda Grand Reserve 2012
• Strong Demand for Massage Therapists in Seattle Metro
• Tampa Bay Cigar Events: May 14 - 20
• HealthEdge buys controlling stake in LifeSync
• Bella Petrella’s changing name, focusing on pizza
• Bradenton Herald parent company announces management changes
• Unilens Vision boosts earnings
• Vitera revamps, hires after big layoff
• Liberty acquires Fort Myers Candlewood Suites in Fort Myers
• Palm Harbor insurance agent arrested in $2M scam
• Democratic National Convention plans not going as smoothly
• JPMorgan CEO escapes Tampa meeting unscratched
• Managing director leaves Innisbrook for Virginia
• Jagged Peak earnings boost puts company in tech spotlight
• S&P cites weak economy, acquisition in Ceridian debt rating
• St. Anthony's appoints new chief medical officer
• New survey under way: Nonprofit organizations
• USF creates new Center for Strategic and Diplomatic Studies
• MarineMax COO Edward Russell resigns
• Port board ready to explore Pinellas terminals
• State Board Of Education Selects Top School-Related Employees
• BalanceDiet(TM) Company Implements Exclusive Genetic Fat Test to Develop Customized Diet and Exercise Program for Each Client
• USF Police Crime Tracker May 3 – 9
• Temple Terrace developer agrees to build space for shops, restaurants
• Northeast Crime Tracker May 3-9
• Six clubs unite for 'Rotary Pig Fest 2012'
• Bob Samuels honored for cancer education efforts
• Northeast Crime Tracker May 3 – 9
• Tampa Palms teen a geography whiz
• I-75 sound barrier near Enclave nearly done
• Tampa Bay live Latin entertainment
• Parents, it's summertime and what better way to get rid of the kids than with an...
• Cleveland Browns take Jewish lineman in second round of NFL Draft
• Jewish Celebrity Roundup
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Good Stuff!
• Obituaries
• Notable Deaths
• Shavuot Pizza recipies for the adventurous palate
• Putting the Ten Commandments on display
• Israel Independence Day at USF
• 27th Annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat & Shavuot Candle Lighting Times
• Beth Am, Kol Ami plan joint Shavuot events
• Beth Shalom celebrates Earth Day with Mitzvah Day
• Chabad of South Tampa
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Bais David Chabad
• Cong. Beth Am
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Moses’ and parents’ predicament
• Chabad of Wiregrass Wesley Chapel
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Cong. Bais Menacham Chabad
• America’s first female rabbi reflects on four decades since ordination
• 64 years later, IDF unit helps answer cry, ‘Where is my son?’
• YAD’s JewVenture group considers interfaith relationships
• For Lithuania, $50 million Holocaust compensation a step forward, but Jewish bitterness remains
• Just a nosh...
• Tampa meet about charter school set
• Hebrew-English charter schools: Growth industry?
• ‘Hunger Games’ social media tie-in a hit for tech firm with Israeli roots
• Organizations
• Carly Sage Friedman Rodriquez
• Jared Barnett Blanchard
• Surprise! Early election off, unity government in
• ‘Will you still love me when I’m 64?’
• Port of Tampa to welcome new Royal Caribbean ship
• Sirata’s Gregg Nicklaus honored by beaches chamber
• Cardinal Health agrees to settlement with DEA
• Verizon expanding 4G wireless networks in Lakeland area
• Jagged Peak boosts 1Q income
• Clearwater student aid organization receives $32K grant
• Times signs with Autonomy for online presence
• Saddlebrook posts 1Q earnings, continues marketing to social guests
• Bovie Medical 1Q profit drops
• Manatee apartment complex sells for $13.5M
• LTE chip shortage could slow smartphone biz
• JPMorgan CEO in Tampa for shareholders meeting
• Supreme Court won't hear Odyssey Marine case
• Cinemark building 12-screen movie theater in Lakeland
• Social Madness nominating phase coming to an end
• Longshoreman killed unloading fruit at Port Manatee
• Ybor museum society pushes for local baseball attraction
• Independent Financial Partners boosts revenue, advisors
• CNN looking for Tampa boosters
• Bayshore Technologies - Employee Announcement
• Create a sexier resume, learn a new skill set or just refresh yourself on new in...
• Kristin Baca appointed COO of HealthPlan Services
• Leadership Tampa 2012 class graduates
• Tampa’s Blue Rock Partners builds mid-Florida portfolio
• Biovest seeks OK to get vaccine in Europe
• Slowing demand, global economics keep gas prices lower
• Hillary Clinton to keynote special ops gala in Tampa
• Tampa community development group names new CEO
• Cool office space abundant in Tampa Bay
• Apple founder Wozniak: I'll buy Facebook stock this week
• Developers brag about St. Pete's 'net zero energy' office
• Yahoo! CEO stepping down in resume scandal
• 'Duck' Dunn, legendary bass player, dies at 70
• Media tours Republican National Convention sites
• Here's an update from HCC faculty member Katen Amin with students on an Internat...
• Moody’s rates Hillsborough County bonds
• OSI Restaurant Partners reports 1Q earnings increase
• Tyco spinoff ADT names Tech Data's Bob Dutkowsky to board
• Hostess Brands files layoff notices in Tampa Bay
• Betsey Johnson liquidation begins at International Plaza
• Wells Fargo pledges $30M in homebuyer help, $7M in Tampa
• A group of international business students boarded the plane today bound for Lon...
• Avantair Inc. reports third quarter earnings
• United Maritime sells Louisiana terminal
• Alford-Roberson elected president of women’s business group
• Challenges in Europe hit Innovaro’s bottom line
• Sarasota-inspired TV show moves to TBS
• In print: The latest on South Tampa's waterfront property gems
• Organic produce distributor expands in Sarasota
• Top 7 of the List: Office furniture dealers
• Top 7 of the List: Commercial interior designers
• Manufacturer expands to Manasota with $1.5M loan
• Sarasota CVB changes name to Visit Sarasota County
• Procyon posts sales, income gains
• In-migration, hiring numbers show Florida recovering
• Red Bull wakeboarding competition zooms into Tampa
• Strong performance leads to Syniverse profit
• The final countdown … five days left for Social Madness
• Obama tourism plan rolls out with Florida input
• Readers split on Republican National Convention weapons ban
• Tampa Bay bus ridership continues to grow
• Jeb Bush to address ULI Florida Summit in St. Pete
• Tampa law firms distribute $825K in unclaimed settlement funds
• Another congratulations to HCC student Dan Nusekabel for being the youngest pers...
• Solar business consortium leader revisits St. Petersburg
• Brown & Brown buys Richard Endlar agency
• St. Pete-Clearwater airport expects boom during RNC, too
• C1 Bank moving headquarters to downtown St. Pete
• BayCare Health volume, operating income drop
• Green Iguana sheds St. Pete location, opens at TIA
• Done Deals: Foreclosed Bayshore property sells for $1.05M
• Rate hikes, new states boost United Insurance earnings
• Regional bankruptcy filings drop 13.3 percent
• Rowdies renew partnership with Portland Phoenix
• Bahama Breeze to open second Tampa Bay area location
• Can you believe this HCC student earned her associate's degree before her high s...
• Computer Information Science Training in Colorado Springs
• Active Life Rehab owner sentenced for fraud
• Paul Catoe receives 2012 Gonzmart Family award
• Raymond James pays $1.8M to departing exec Richard Riess
• Florida firms in line for $1B from small business tax credit
• Masonite posts 1Q loss as interest expense swells
• Jimmy B’s, Shephard’s take top spots in beach bar ranking
• Burger competition recognizes Green Iguana, other area restaurants
• Merlion by La Sirena coming ashore
• Walter Investment posts 1Q income gain
• HomeWise deal boosts bottom line at Homeowners Choice
• Tampa Bay lost 35 percent of manufacturing jobs in 10 years
• Will crowdfunding leave VCs out in the cold?
• Downtown Bradenton landmark hotel getting $15M renovation
• Gonzmart third in her family to take over Ybor Chamber
• Counties consider merging medical examiner offices
• Florida Hospital Zephyrhills breaks ground on breast health center
• CCS Medical laying off 101 on its way out of town
• Bill Ratliff, former morning news anchor, dies at 63
• Small businesses looking to borrow ripped off in Venice
• Disney rides parks' success to 21 percent profit bump
• Busch Gardens Viva La Música festivites ends with Jerry Rivera 's salsa
• New Tampa Players bring Broadway to Wesley Chapel
• 'Project Gratitude' ends six-year run
• Temple Terrace leaders, developer will discuss impasse
• Steffon featured at benefit
• USF Police Crime Tracker Apr. 26-May 2
• Pilot Bank moves to new site on Bruce B. Downs
• Northeast Crime Tracker Apr. 26-May 2
• Northeast Crime Tracker Apr. 26-May 2
• Question about registration, tuition, financial aid, distance learning, Hawknet...
• All ears: From high tech to aquaculture, Tampa Bay legislators listen
• 2012 Nonprofit of the Year finalists named
• Health care for Pinellas homeless in line for funding
• Everest or Community College?
• ‘Daily Show’ to tape at Straz during RNC
• Lightning Owner Vinik gives $10M to Duke University
• PSC holds cost line on telephone surcharge
• Greenpeace posts BP oil spill photos after FOIA request fulfilled
• Florida to receive $5M from Abbott Laboratories settlement
• Bishop's visits inspire John Knox residents
• Nadel receivership authorized to distribute to investors
• Fitch: Jabil a ‘positive outlier’ in tech supply chain
• $100M Quality Distribution deal signals energy biz expansion
• Sun Hydraulics reports earnings increase
• More Floridians planning a summer vacation this year
• Florida Supreme Court considers homestead exemption case
• Strategy spending pinches bottom line at SRI Surgical
• Sykes slips into the red for 1Q
• Mutt Industries urges Bucs fans to raise flag
• Tampa Bay area banks fare well in Florida report
• HSN launching interactive social media contest on Pinterest
• Florida Aquarium donation to fund learning center
• Need a little more time to pay for classes? Check out the 2012/2013 HCC TIPS pro...
• Tampa cigar events May 7 - 13
• Pergravis wins $10.8 million federal contract
• Masonite raises cap on shareholders
• Sahlman Williams changes name to At The Table Public Relations
• Tampa tech giant Syniverse shows its charitable side
• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 2014 conference slated for Tampa Bay
• Publix slips in Fortune 500 ranking
• Pinellas collects record bed taxes in March
• Tampa Bay locations among HCA hospitals to unionize
• How to Manage Stress – Pursue a Balanced Life
• OSI pays new CFO Deno $425K signing bonus
• How to Handle an Occasional Failure or Disappointment
• C1 Bank gets OK to buy Palm Bank
• Education Quotes
• Directory will help small biz during Republican National Convention
• USPS mail carriers involuntarily thrust into tax fraud battle
• Yahoo CEO Thompson in trouble over resume lies
• Ashley Drive closing begins Monday
• TIA hosting one of the largest planes in the world
• List updates: Medical technology firms needed
• Florida added 60,000 government jobs over 10 years
• MTS-Omnicell deal shows the future of medicine
• Top MMA Fighters Battle alongside Tyler Ransom against Nephrotic Syndrome
• Republican incumbent John Druzbick facing Tea Party challenge for BOCC seat
• Congratulations HCC graduates! Remember, diplomas are printed and mailed approxi...
• Former police officer, couple guilty of mortgage fraud
• Omnicell buys MTS Medication Technologies for $156M
• New blood, new profit goals at Bank of Tampa
• Northside Hospital’s interim chief nursing officer takes the job
• Sunscreen Film Festival records second-highest attendance
• Lakewood Ranch Medical Center disputes Medicare overpayment claim
• Scott signs PIP auto accident reform into law
• Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel seeks medical staff
• Odyssey Marine reports quarterly loss
• Florida adds more than 100,000 private-sector jobs in 10 years
• Commissioner: Tampa could trade cruise biz for Rays
• Prior SEC probe led to Savtira incentive rescission
• Cryo-Cell hires Harvard stem cell expert
• TIA sees passenger, revenue increase
• In print: Banks sport healthy profits, but will businesses benefit?
• Tampa's Webjet flying high with new contracts
• Sypris forms strategic alliance with BlackRidge Technology
• Top 7 of the List: Tampa Bay’s public companies
• Stetson opens new Veterans Law Institute
• Spring grades for normal 16 week courses will post by May 9! Click the link belo...
• Toraño Family Cigar Company release the Master Maduro
• Do Soft Skills Matter?
• Creator of ‘$50 tablet computer' to keynote Banyan Ball
• Hype Group partnership focused on Hispanic business development
• Tampa International begins celebration of Edelweiss’ Zurich service
• State rescinds Savtira tax incentives
• Gilberto Santa Rosa and Jerry Rivera bring Viva La Música to an end
• Teavana, H&M new to Tyrone Square Mall
• Tampa city leaders discuss transportation, jobs and livability with young professionals
• UT to Transplant Grand Oak Tree Beginning May 7
• Judge dismisses complaint against Almost Family
• HCA Holdings’ 1Q income doubles
• CenterState Banks combines subsidiaries
• Appeals court revives Morgan Keegan fraud lawsuit
• Tampa Port officials still exploring cruise docks in Pinellas
• List validates Gov. Scott's quest to relocate companies to Florida
• PGT reports first quarter improvement
• Pot found growing in city planter across from Tampa police HQ
• Nicholas Financial profit jumps as credit fears ease
• Real estate firm measuring Tampa, Charlotte economies
• Tampa pharmacist charged in Medicare fraud sting
• Medical Resource Association expands in Sarasota
• Whistleblower says Sarasota company asked him to delete data
• Gov. Scott denies Tampa mayor's RNC gun ban request
• Congratulations class of Spring 2012! Before you attend graduation, please take...
• April in review: Viva La Música
• Briggs Equipment expands to Tampa Bay area
• Getting social is not just bull at USF Federal Credit Union
• Cott buys back shares as 1Q profit drops
• Lockheed's incoming CEO: Cuts will cause defense mergers
• CEO survey: Florida No. 2 among best states for business
• S&P revises Humana outlook to positive
• Fewer bad loans cut 1Q loss at Florida Bank
• Digital sales drive 1Q gains at HSN
• WellCare gets healthy 1Q earnings gain
• Florida Polytechnic looking for trustee applicants
• New partners acquire Florida medical office buildings
• Mild winter pushes TECO Q1 numbers down slightly
• Times circulation up slightly, Tribune down
• Savtira CEO Tim Roberts outlines strategy
• Publix Q1 sales top $7B, stock price upped
• Kforce executives optimistic despite drop in income
• Hardee's wants as many as 88 more Tampa Bay locations
• Former Buccaneers player busted in tax fraud sting
• Neal Communities buys 500 homesites in Sarasota County
• Bayshore Technologies Employee Announcement
• New Tampa's third firehouse opens
• Longtime Temple Terrace dispatcher earns praise
• Northeast Crime Tracker Apr. 19 – 25
• Fashion show benefits OASIS
• Northeast Crime Tracker Apr. 19 – 25
• USF Police Crime Tracker Apr. 19 – 25
• Fall registration is open! Apply to HCC today with this easy online application...
• P.F. Chang’s agrees to $1.1B acquisition
• Think ‘Social Madness’ isn’t for you? Think again
• Gov. Scott signs Cuba-Syria bill
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Hillel Seders draw student participation
• Obituaries
• Organizations
• Jewish Celebrity Roundup
• Orthodox group plans NY rally to highlight Internet’s dangers
• Former Israeli leaders caution against Israel striking Iran
• Stageworks takes Judaism to boot camp in Simon classic
• Seth Greenberg, Maccabiah basketball coach, out at Va. Tech
• Weinberg Village’s Chai Tea honors 2 board members
• Novick/Markiewicz
• Birnbaum/Grossfeld
• Sharp/Sheltra
• Tigers outfielder arrested for hate crime
• Israel’s Masorti movement to ordain gays, lesbians as rabbis
• Samuel Monty Bennett
• AJC survey of Latinos finds positive views, limited contact with Jews
• Beth Am plans to honor Vikki Silverman on retirement with dinner, service, concert
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Open a book, open your mind
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Cong. Bais Menacham Chabad
• Chabad of Tampa Bay
• Chabad of South Tampa
• Bais David Chabad
• Chabad of Wiregrass Wesley Chapel
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Cong. Beth Am
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Jewish movements renew Pollard clemency appeal
• May events for seniors’ Jet Setters program
• In face of desperate African poverty, Jewish woman provides a beacon of hope
• Lawmakers unsatisfied with U.S. Justice response on pursuing Palestinian killers
• Just a nosh...
• Visitors, olem shed tears for fallen soldiers and victims of terror
• Duo helps guide Jewish Agency as times change
• Obama: Holocaust lessons, new sanctions
• Everyone’s invited
• Israel independence day fete is May 6
• RNC events to promote state, local economic development
• Renowned chef gives back to Wharton High students
• UT Celebrates 132nd Commencement Sunday, May 6
• Tampa Bay gets $6.3 million to improve community care
• Ashley Drive to close for three weeks for track replacement
• Florida Supreme Court disciplines three area lawyers
• Aerosonic reports fourth quarter improvement
• Bank of America planning cuts from money-making employees
• Commonwealth Capital weighs in on Savtira bankruptcy
• Citizens Insurance wants higher premiums, fewer customers
• U.S. homeownership rate lowest since ’97
• Delta buys oil refinery to stem fuel costs
• Miami passes JFK in international flights
• Tampa Bay area hotels now designing for their RNC state
• Man survives gator attack in Polk golf outing
• Keiser Career College becomes Southeastern College
• St. Petersburg company owners indicted for student loan fraud
• Urban music weekend with RKM y Ken-Y and Dyland y Lenny at Viva La Música
• Summer Registration Registration – currently open Payment Due Date – April 23 (...
• Summer Registration Registration – currently open...
• Florida ranks second nationwide for unemployment growth
• Done Deals: Clearwater multifamily sells for nearly $9M
• Across Florida: Marlins Park provides new stadium perspective
• Janet McNew to retire as University of Tampa provost
• Hotel arrangements announced for RNC delegates
• Universal Health Care gets $60M credit line from BankUnited
• USF St. Petersburg to host downtown food truck rally
• Gas prices dip below 2011 highs
• Higgins named president and CEO of PARC
• GRAMMY Signature School Concert Choir to Perform May 4
• Savtira files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization
• Ybor businesses fighting back against graffiti artists
• Memo: Greenberg Traurig deal with embattled N.Y. firm is dead
• More Sarasota building permits point to recovery
• Visit from Egyptian business reporters is a reality check
• List updates: Fundraising events list added this year
• Anatomy of Apple's tax avoidance strategy in 20 states
• Small-business transactions heat up as prices fall
• Florida's new Cuba trade law frustrating Canada, Brazil
• Times: VA hospitals improve performance by changing rules
• Infinity Technology Solutions - Acquisition of Online MarketingCompany ArchiTech
• Tara Solutions Celebrates 1 Year Anniversary
• AgileThought Wins "Best Places To Work" Award
• EPA has been crucifying businesses for years
• Tampa cigar events: April 30 – May 6
• RKM y Ken-Y and Dyland & Lenny headliners for Viva La Música this weekend
• Did you know HCC was just rated the 2nd most affordable college in the bay area?
• Marian Morgan sentenced to 35 years in prison for Ponzi scheme
• Scott names CAML's John Armstrong to top job at DOH
• First Bank Florida deal falls through
• Syniverse strikes new credit deal
• Hillsborough sees tourism increase in 1Q
• Wallace named dean of students at USF Sarasota-Manatee
• Got a million bucks? Community Bank has a Mercedes for you
• S&P revises Aetna outlook to positive
• Tampa Bay metro area loses retail jobs while others gain
• WebMD survey shows highest and lowest paid doctors
• Top 7 of the List: Minority-owned businesses
• More USF Poly administrators leave amid scandal
• Mayor Buckhorn: No bidding war for Savtira
• In print: BayCare’s billon-dollar reach, Savtira story won’t quit
• Buccaneers are dealmakers in NFL Draft's first round
• Bradenton firm wins Palmetto redevelopment contract
• Tampa chamber opposes Cuba-related bill that punishes companies
• HealthCamp shows off 'remarkable innovation'
• Family of library rape victim sues attacker's family
• AgileThought Wins "Best Places To Work" Award
• Graduation is next week! Are you ready?
• Counterfeit Cohiba cigars seized
• Counterfeit Cohiba cigars seized
• From budgets to Cuban sandwiches, Gov. Scott talks with TBBJ
• Tampa Port’s Wainio testifies before Congress
• AT&T touts RNC infrastructure upgrades
• Data Sales seizes equipment leased to Savtira
• Odyssey Marine increases capital by $8 million
• Tampa Bay metro area sees decline in manufacturing jobs over four years
• MarineMax earnings improve
• Melting Pot teams up with Gluten Intolerance Group
• Brown & Brown CEO Powell Brown back on the job
• Raymond James sets $2.7M bonus for new president
• Tech Forum partners with USF on women's initiative
• Chicken coop rules step up urban agriculture debate
• Chamber names Dottie Berger MacKinnon 'Woman of Influence'
• Buccaneers get fifth pick in NFL draft
• USF Poly leaders under investigation for mismanagement
• Raymond James 2Q earnings slip on acquisition costs
• New apartment project coming to southwest Pinellas
• Tampa Bay area walkers halfway to moon in health quest
• University of South Florida inventors up for $50K prize
• UVM Develops Sustainability Champions Through Online Certificate Program
• ECHO Celebrates Earth Week, Sustainable Innovation With 7th Annual Earth Week MudFest
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• Anyone thinking about a career in auto mechanics check this out.
• Everest in Colorado Springs Names its Annual Dream Award Winner
• BankUnited earns $50M in first quarter
• KeriCure among presenters at Florida Venture Forum
• AT&T named official wireless provider for RNC
• S&P: HSN credit doesn’t impact ‘stable’ rating
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• Leadership trainees graduation day
• Interfaith Tea in Tampa draws record crowd
• Community Passover Seders
• Save April 11 tee time for JCCs tourney
• Nominees sought for Weinberg Village’s 8 Over 80 honors
• John Demjanjuk, convicted of war crimes in Germany, dies stateless and in limbo
• Looking into Anne Frank’s unblinking eyes
• Just a nosh...
• April is Genocide/Human Rights Awareness Month
• The 3 Jewish federations in Tampa, Orlando and Pinellas form Alliance
• FL endorses 1-state solution, Israeli citizenship for Palestinians?
• Super Sunday/Week phone-a-thon tops $100,000
• Introducing Partagas 1845 Heritage rewrapped
• Tampa's Festa Italiana: April 1
• Short sales, foreclosures common in New Tampa
• St. Petersburg to host 2012 Coastal Cities Summit
• Bob Circosta awarded the first-ever ‘HSN Legend’ award
• Lightning's Stamkos sets team scoring record
• Orlando convention industry faces test with giant trade show
• Republican National Convention will restrict traffic at Peter O. Knight
• Funeral service classes fill up during down economy
• Minority-owned businesses survey under way
• Study: Florida’s Race to the Top performance lagging
• Report: Worst appears to be over for Florida banks
• Florida third in nation for urban population
• Publix buys Longboat Key property for $2.35M
• Tampa Bay Times wins $10M libel case
• In honor of Women’s History Month HCC proudly presents two-time Olympic Gold Med...
• Deer Valley Corp. still faces tough market
• Tampa businessman Nedal Ahmad arrested for mail fraud
• Insurance, commodities cut SRI Surgical’s bottom line
• Mizkan opens new facility in Polk County
• ‘AdTour’ provides Channelside tour of advertising, marketing departments
• Supreme Court hears arguments challenging Constitutionality of health care bill
• PNC Bank moves up the ranks of biggest banks
• Survey: 7 out of 10 Florida small business owners expect gains
• Mitchell and Romine win Kevin Lawn Awards
• Small Business Administration honors VATC, NIACORP, VoltAir
• Oragenics receives new funding
• University of Tampa to build new athletics complex
• UT Announces Construction of Athletic Facility on Kennedy Boulevard
• Harbour Island may close for boats during Republican National Convention
• Weekend sports: Tiger, Castroneves win; Gators fall
• Report shows entrepreneurship still high among Floridians
• Buckhorn hopes Republican National Convention visitors see a busy downtown
• Website puts Spirit Airlines among 16 worst companies
• Revamped Bradenton Riverwalk carries high expectations
• Dan Cathy shares Chick-fil-A behind-the-scenes
• More Oshkosh fire truck orders a positive sign for economy
• List alert: Calling all alumni association members
• Florida leads high court challenge to health care law
• Tampa Bay Seafood Festival's first year
• La Palina El Diario Gordo - cigar review
• Queen of Success, Chess King Team Up to Help Kids Make Right Moves
• Spring Break is almost over! Are you ready for Monday? If you have a question ch...
• Small businesses more confident nationally, Florida consumers less so
• Obama addresses fuel price frustrations one-on-one with AAA
• ValCom shares details of copyright infringement suit
• Fitch affirms TECO Energy ratings
• Tampa-St. Pete 7th in growth of women-owned businesses
• Data Breach Information
• Ronald Kozlin appointed CFO of Pilgrim Software
• Darden Restaurants sees better sales at Olive Garden for 3Q
• List update: Landscapers, alumni groups and minority-owned on the horizon
• Honda Grand Prix revs up in St. Petersburg
• Bank of America to sell credit card unit to Apollo Capital
• Port Everglades gets $54M upgrade in deal with Carnival
• Homeowners get cash payouts from BofA, avoid foreclosure
• Sanford killing brings liability issues for neighborhood watch to light
• In print: Visions of a future BayWalk include good, great and amazing
• Florida Senate finishes district map
• Top 7 of the List: Banks ranked by local deposits
• Tampa Bay Business Journal launches Social Madness corporate challenge
• Cryo-Cell execs went looking for dollars, found hope
• Tampa-St. Pete, U.S. hotel stats continue rise in February
• CruiseCritic.com honors Tampa's ms Ryndam
• 'Social Madness' a chance to prove social media bragging rights
• German Poets and Musicians Come to UT March 26
• Tampa mom, needy, winners in fundraiser
• Moody’s: Florida budget cuts hurt hospitals, schools
• KPMG: Tampa among the least costly cities to do business
• Florida Orthopaedic Institute previews south Tampa office
• Interstate Transport expands in Florida
• Rays’ 2012 marketing campaign emphasizes time at the Trop
• CenterState Bank of Florida leads in investment fee income
• Morgan Keegan deal hurts quarterly profit at Raymond James
• Massage Therapy Ranks High in U.S. News' Top 50 Job List
• Court calls off Grubb & Ellis auction
• Wawa closer to entering market at Dale Mabry
• After 31 years, Nissan resurrects Datsun
• Close to a final map, Senate uses lottery to decide terms
• Home sale numbers see uptick in Sarasota, Manatee
• Clinton's speech at Straz centers on global sustainability
• Developers revamp 'Skyway Preserve' plans south of bridge
• McClatchy president takes post at The Associated Press
• Buccaneer for life: Ronde Barber returns for 16th season
• Tampa's Mayor Buckhorn previews 'State of the City' address
• Lit Wit Library Contest
• Second Annual New Seeds Festival
• Still need to do your taxes? United Way is offering FREE tax services in locatio...
• Toraño Family Cigar Co. attends boxing event to benefit The Charley Foundation
• Tampa Yankees 2012 Daily Promotions
• Fed OKs Adam Bank Group buy of Brazos Valley Bank
• Calling all ‘cool’ office spaces
• The Sembler Co. changes management lineup
• Done Deals: Science center to bring jobs to Pasco County
• Giant McDonald’s cup makes splash at St. Patty’s event
• Social media interaction, feedback key to Frozen Four promo
• State College of Florida links to pharmacy school
• Temple Terrace downtown project hits snag
• Students Shine at Florida Undergraduate Research Conference
• Tampa Bay area construction jobs hit new low
• Supreme Court consideration of health care law has White House on information offensive
• New USF dean wants closer ties to local businesses
• Jabil projects healthy growth from medical devices
• Sarasota could be least diverse Senate district in Florida
• Westshore District developing a master plan
• Design Styles buys historic Ybor grocery to restore, inhabit
• Temple Terrace officials reject apartment project
• Orange County defends Visit Orlando CEO's $474K salary
• Hillsborough official to engage Rays about moving across Bay
• 'Taste of New Tampa' introduces a new twist
• Mini Maker Faire is set for March 31
• Longtime Tampa merchant Al Copeland dies
• Temple Terrace is putting itself back on the job market
• Make sure you put this on your calendar! 3 Days, 3 Campuses. Also posted in our...
• Obama's FY 2013 budget shows 72% DECREASE in off-shore drilling lease revenues
• Obama's FY 2013 budget shows 72% DECREASE in off-shore drilling lease revenues
• Jabil Circuit 2Q income soars
• Annual Student Art Exhibition Opens March 23
• Grammy-Nominated Pianist to Perform at UT March 24
• Harris Bank/M&I combo ahead of projections
• Former Taylor Bean & Whitaker CFO pleads guilty to fraud
• Spin Master drawn to Tampa Bay’s test market strength
• Republican Convention nets contract extension for AlliedBarton
• PolitiFact Florida partners with WTSP-10 News
• GTE Federal to host homeowner refinancing sessions
• Developers threaten to walk from Temple Terrace project
• Terrace Park residents want to preserve their community
• CenterState Banks adds board directors
• ValCom Inc. inks distribution agreements
• Sutter Roofing in Sarasota takes on mega-project for Publix
• British press trial coverage could hurt Sarasota tourism
• Slideshow: Tampa Bay’s most popular Zagat-rated restaurants
• Video shows Hillsborough River turning green for celebration
• USF to name Moez Limayem new dean of business school
• Temple Terrace renews debate over apartment project
• IberiaBank buys Florida Gulf Bank
• Tampa's chefs fall short of finals in James Beard Awards
• Tampa detective to testify Tuesday about tax fraud epidemic
• FAA may relax rules on electronics
• Italian Festival features food, wine and movies
• Day 1 of Spring Break! What are you doing?
• Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay nears completion of $16M update
• University of Tampa to host regional entrepreneurship conference
• Integrated Freight shuts down Sarasota executive offices
• UT to Host the 2012 Southeast Entrepreneurship Conference March 23-24
• Tampa Bay chefs vie for ‘Top Chef,’ raise money for council
• Gulf Marine Repair at Tampa port gets second federal jobs grant
• Apple's dividend, buyback to affect mutual funds
• Direct Air parent files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Williams makes Spring debut with Yanks
• Nielsen shareholders sell stock
• Kforce sells clinical research business
• Disney parks work on Avatar, Marvel themes
• A day at Vegas' biggest pizza show on earth
• Davis Islands residents voice concerns about public pool fix
• Hillsborough foreclosures based on fees have HOAs in a fix
• Restaurateur Maryann Ferenc shares success story with volunteer group
• Luke Donald reclaims world No. 1 with win at Innisbrook
• Sarasota office market sees movement without absorption
• Lobbyists drag down Florida's transparency grades
• USF Bulls' run ends with loss to Ohio
• Splitsville inks deal with Downtown Disney
• Free Downloads From The Library
• Tampa Bay Seafood Festival
• Tampa Bay cigar events: March 19 - 25
• Free agency splurge won't fix all that ails the Bucs
• Update** March 26 is now the last day to have your name listed in the commemceme...
• Savinelli R&R Series Y - cigar review
• Piano and Organ Concert to Help Feed Those in Need March 25
• Chick-fil-A President to Speak at UT March 21
• CSX Corp. surging after forecasting record profit, report says
• Ad agency Spark shifts management personnel
• Galati Yachts expands into Michigan
• Tampa Bay Community Network produces show for entrepreneurs
• Carter Validus buys Georgia data center for $5.3M
• Tampa Electric anticipates future need for power with RFP
• Top consumer watchdog Cordray outlines ‘fundamental shift’ in mortgage regulation
• Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf pulls in $19.8M payday
• St. Petersburg's Saturday Morning Market signs on Rearden
• Harrington sets course record at Transitions Championship
• In print: Timeline for Raymond James’ Pasco project may be impacted
• Tampa creates domestic partnership registry
• SEC: New rule could force more CEO pay info
• Top 7 of the List: Restaurants, based on violations
• Pump relief? Tapping strategic fuel reserves not easy
• Newcomer wants to add substance to Tampa's St. Patrick's
• Top 7 of the List: High-tech product developers/manufacturers
• Crowds line up at International Mall all night for iPad
• Tampa Bay Partnership to have 'Front Row' at RNC
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) Connects With ESOs and Partners
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) to Host Career Development Workshop
• Rally calls for input in West Tampa redevelopment plan
• Mayor's River O'Green Fest
• Put this down on your calendar for Friday, March 30. Check out the picture for m...
• J.C. Newman in the news
• Two Guys Smoke Shop becomes 55th Diamond Crown Cigar Lounge
• La Aurora 107 announces a line extension
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium hires Dunn&Co.
• Castor, local leaders urge transportation bill passage
• Federal Reserve denies Fifth Third dividend hike
• Turkey Creek Preserve pursues new options for energy park zoned land
• Jeff Bentley named Achieva chief lending officer
• U.S. HealthWorks acquires center at Florida Hospital
• MacDinton’s to host Rowdies Rally to kick off season
• Chick-fil-A president to appear at AMA Tampa Bay event
• Popeyes to host roundtable to discuss growth possibilities
• United Insurance returns to profitability on rate hikes
• UT Again Named to President’s Honor Roll for Community Service
• TSA tests program to keep hands off seniors
• Alexander changing companies as he leaves state senate
• Commuter alert: Hazmat crews respond to Linebaugh and Gunn Highway
• Sarasota approves rowing park money
• Duke Realty tapped to build new VA clinic in Tampa
• 'Spring Breakers' brings business (and Bieber) to Pinellas
• Tampa will own its treated water for irrigation
• USF stops Cal, moves on in NCAAs
• Local developer pleads guilty in mortgage fraud case
• Dental supply manufacturer expands in Manatee
• Lots of events coming up this month at HCC! Find a listing in the event calendar...
• USF Bulls compete with big spenders in NCAA Tourney
• Embraer’s Frederico Curado to receive Tony Jannus award
• UT Invites Area Students to “GETSMART” April 14
• Done Deals: Dunedin’s Logarto Apartments sell for $7.3M
• Supreme Court decision of 6-3 predicted on health care act
• Buckhorn announces measures to help small businesses
• First Watch plans Wisconsin, Indiana restaurants
• AAA, Budweiser offer ‘Tow to Go’ for St. Patrick’s Day
• HealthPlan Services expands corporate health care reform efforts
• March is Women's History Month! There will be a roundtable discussion today at 1...
• Audit shows widespread failure in banks' foreclosure process
• Regulatory costs much higher under Obama than Bush
• WDAE yanks Sileo after 'monkeys' comment
• Despite advertiser exodus, Rush's estate in good shape
• Raymond James launches lending program for the wealthy
• Sarasota County has three making sure grass is mowed right
• Former letter carrier sentenced in tax refund conspiracy
• Bucs sign WR Vincent Jackson, turn attention to Nicks
• Industry shift: Encyclopaedia Britannica ends print edition
• Buccaneers sign dynamic receiver to big contract
• State Senate restarts delicate district mapping
• This Week at Your Library: March 11 - 17, 2012
• Tampa Palms women plan fundraisers
• University Square area ready for its own identity
• Expo tailored to seniors
• Crime drops in northeast Tampa
• ATTENTION STUDENTS: Effective immediately, the process to acquire MacDill Air Fo...
• The Bucs appear ready to make a few free agent splashes
• OSI parent Kangaroo Holdings considers initial public offering
• Winners named for 2012 BizTech Awards
• Paul Aiello steps down as CEO at Infrax Systems
• Buckhorn appoints Greg Bayor parks and recreation director
• Direct Air suspends flights until May
• RNC Host Committee appoints honorary co-chairs
• Beach Cigar Group changes name to Gurkha Cigar Group, Inc
• Obituaries
• Pro-Israel voices join effort to get Iranian dissident group off terror list
• St. Petersburg native to compete in Summer Olympics
• Organizations
• Hacker group threatens cyber war against AIPAC
• Orthodox high team comes up short in tourney, but stands firm on larger principles
• Community Passover Seders
• Indian police arrest bombing suspect
• Clearwater EMT aids Jewish health team in Haiti
• Jewish Celebrity Roundup
• Hillel Academy students on cutting edge of technology with iPads, Mac Airs
• Chabad of Brandon
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Cong. Bais Menacham Chabad
• Bais David Chabad
• Chabad of South Tampa
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Chabad at Wiregrass Wesley Chapel
• Cong. Or Ahavah
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Cong. Beth Am
• A Jewish perspective on dementia
• Letter to the Editor
• Tee up with Suncoast & Tampa JCCs
• Daughter probes dad’s sorrow in ‘2.5 Minute Ride’
• Gorilla Theatre sheds light on Jews, slaves and Passover in civil war drama
• Yiddish theater documentary to air on PBS locally
• Magen David Adom’s first Arab volunteer
• Constututionality of school prayer bill is hotly contested
• 4th annual TJFS Tampa Trifecta fund raiser offers chance to sample area restaraunts
• Woman shares tale of immigration as Ethiopian child to Israel
• Tikvah Talk addresses challenging behavior
• YAD auction raises $2,700
• Old Torah finds new home at Inn
• Inn on the Pond grand opening: April 1
• Just a nosh...
• Jewish headstones vandalized at Sumter veterans cemetery
• Is the Israeli home front ready for war with Iran?
• At 83, Elie Wiesel continues to speak against evil in the world, decries silence
• The Dale Mabry International Festival is tomorrow (Wednesday) at the SGA shade s...
• Tampa Bay economy remains fifth among six similar regions
• Odyssey Marine reports fourth quarter loss
• Sun Hydraulics reports 3 percent fourth quarter loss
• Report: Iasis for sale for $2.4 billion
• Overhaul of troubled grocery store sign of Heights revival
• Lawmakers push for Chinese drywall ban, regulations
• NASA specialist alleges discrimination for intelligent design beliefs
• Yahoo! takes Facebook to court over social media patents
• Direct Air's flight cancellations have some worrying
• Orion's $13 million deal had extra sweetener for Lazzara
• Ferrari design firm serves up Cokes of all flavors
• Beer giant moving Latin American HQ to ... Miami
• Tampa police need $6M in radios for RNC
• Fewer Florida banks in a funk
• Sen. asks state department to help in murder investigation
• Unique exhibit only at the Ybor Campus gallery.
• Kevin White sentenced to three years in prison
• Health Care Training in Southern California
• Report: Bucs targeting WR Vincent Jackson, Faine on way out
• USF Health, Florida Hospital partner on four medical specialties
• M&I relocates Florida HQ to downtown Sarasota
• Publix voluntarily recalls beef stew mix
• Cryo-Cell hires chief information officer
• Tampa Bay among top 5 in Florida for transportation jobs
• Volunteer service up in America last year
• Donal O’Shea named New College president
• Lawmakers reach deal to reform auto insurance rules
• Sentencing today for former Hillsborough commissioner
• Certification puts ExecuJet in position to expand
• High hopes for next Florida House speaker
• List alert: High-tech developers, manufacturers and distributors
• Fitlife Foods event illustrates interactive business development strategy
• USF squeaks into NCAA's field of 68
• Cruise industry weathers a winter of bad news
• 2012 Best Places to Work finalists named
• Details still fuzzy on downtown convention cameras
• WTIS 1110 AM adds The Rose Hollywood Report
• Hey students, lots of important dates coming up including the last day to withdr...
• Fake designer merchandise leads to prison for Jin Zheng
• Drees named to student development post at State College
• Tampa Convention Center to host dental research conference
• Gulf Seafood coalition to make a splash in Boston
• For the Buccaneers, free agency is an opportunity to restore the faith
• Dalí offers discount during Honda Grand Prix
• Tampa is front-and-center in community bank controversy
• Acquisition boosts Homeowners Choice profit
• Fantasy of Flight Splash-In nears
• Proceeds of new cigar website to be donated to consumer advocacy group
• On last day, lawmakers still split on auto insurance reform
• Shopping for a solo health plan is challenging, but here are some tips
• Bulls fall to Irish, now wait to hear NCAA fate
• In print this week: Freedom Bank takes on FDIC
• Palm Beach passenger tries to sneak arsenal past TSA
• Top 7 of the List: Engineering firms improve their rankings
• State lawmakers pass business tax cuts
• Tampa Airport opens natural gas station today
• Syniverse CEO Jeff Gordon compensation tops $10M
• Photoblog: Inside look at the USF Sun Dome renovations
• Carnival Miami's festivities ends with Calle Ocho Festival
• Best of luck to the HCC Lady Hawks basketball team tomorrow as they finish up th...
• Solutions Inc. wins pedestrian bridge contract
• Merger costs push Syniverse into the red
• Raymond James gets a piece of Facebook IPO
• ExecuJet builds fleet
• TradeWinds Island Grand wraps $20M update
• Spark appoints Gordon Weller, Brett McCoy new directors
• Quality Distribution prices public stock offering
• Construction under way for LA Fitness on S. Dale Mabry
• SUN `n FUN and Splash-In approaching
• Host Committee convenes prospective RNC vendors
• 140 seniors moving as retirement community shutters
• Disney iPad app teaches Chinese through 'Toy Story'
• REI opening first Florida store in Jacksonville next year
• TripAdvisor: St. Pete Beach is No. 1 in the nation
• USF beats Villanova; one step closer to NCAA bid
• Spanx helps Clearwater native hit 10 figures, Forbes cover
• Warhol photos will open new museum space downtown
• Dolphins pursue Peyton Manning
• First Watch opens second Virginia restaurant
• Davidoff introduces AVO 86th Anniversary Edition Cigar 2012 “La Trompeta”
• Thunderbirds to headline SUN `n FUN
• Apple unveils faster, sharper iPad
• Baseball showcase swings into Plant City
• TIA testing security wait-time informational system
• Nadel Ponzi scheme property to go to auction
• Tampa appears on Orbitz spring break top 10
• Bankers Financial Corp. names marketing chief
• CSX recognized as a top employer for veterans
• Accentia pay hikes hinge on financing
• Be sure to stop by HCC's first place winning booth at the Strawberry Festival!
• Health Edge sells Woodbury to MTS Health Investors
• SUNZ Insurance expands to Oklahoma
• North Tampa's Just Between Friends consignment sale event March 8 thru March 10
• Rough day for the wealthy: Richest people lost $11.3B
• USF budget woes shared by other state schools
• Romney takes 6 of 10 states on Super Tuesday
• Monkees remaining band members won't attend Florida burial
• Florida leads country in identity theft
• Analysis: Tampa Bay hiring climate remains mixed
• USF's Heath wins Big East coach of the year honors
• Phillie Phanatic receives key to city of Clearwater
• Three in Tampa arrested for fraud as Senate debates reform
• Lawmakers move health care money away from Tampa General
• Makeshift bridge installed over I-75
• New Tampa synagogue welcomes newcomers
• Woman's Club has spring boutique Friday
• Florida Strawberry Festival's last week
• Don't know what to do after HCC's paralegal program? Learn more about articulati...
• Great Bay Distributors buys 96-acre Gateway parcel
• Cousteau slated to return to Bay area, establish office
• Treasure Island Chamber issues letter explaining cancellation
• UCF’s Snaith: National economy ‘big picture’ not promising
• RVA buys Cedars Tennis Resort
• The Best Reason of All to Stay in School
• Clarke Advertising promotes Courtois to president
• Quarles & Brady expands to Washington, D.C.
• New survey under way: Commercial landscaping firms
• University of Tampa appoints Cole associate provost
• Wounded Marine takes steps toward recovery
• CompCare expands contract with L.A. Care
• TIA, Tampa supply company among Pemco creditors
• Florida Indian gaming was up in 2010
• House, Senate insurance reform bills sharply different
• Apple Inc. investors acclimating to price swings and daily volatility
• Limbaugh sponsors jump as student rejects on air apology
• Sarasota caves to angry merchants, kills paid parking
• Florida shows 'resilience' as South hit hard by gas prices
• Quality Distribution launches public stock offering
• Tampa Bay PRSA roundtable offers face time
• Chillounge Night adds Treasure Island as venue
• Worst places to live: Florida makes top 10 list
• Bored? Want to get more involved with your school? Check out the HCC Events cale...
• Pemco World Air Services files for bankruptcy protection
• Support a fellow Hawk as he goes to the American Idol top 13!
• E-mail: Maddux Report halts CRE Guide
• Southwest Airlines, Spirit, Virgin offer feedback in Tampa
• Florida Senate still working on personal injury protection insurance reform
• Patel Conservatory adds summer intensive programs
• First Watch launches new menu after research
• Medical News Notes - March 5, 2012
• BP settlement leaves players anticipating what happens next
• US Airways' traffic up nearly 10% in February
• Hot Brands International boosts Lakewood Ranch HQ, plans Florida concept
• Mayor, Honda Grand Prix officials to honor Dan Wheldon
• SRI Surgical amends Bank of America agreement
• Masonite inches toward public listing
• Bay area Melting Pot restaurants offer magic shows
• Insurance issues may pass as lawmakers start final week
• Busch Gardens planning Christmas wonderland
• Darth Vader designer dies at 82
• Research alert: Commercial Developers List nears deadline
• Orlando ready to bid on another NBA All-Star Game
• TIA renovations begin Monday
• Apple's App Store hits 25 billion download mark
• Charmed Leaf's Grand Opening / #SoFlaTweetUp - trip report
• Tampa Bay cigar events March 5 – 11
• Punch Rare Corojo returns to retailer shelves includes 10th Anniversary Blend
• Summer classes will be available to view March 5. What are you taking?
• Amazing Women in American History symposium underway
• VA contracts with Duke Realty to build Tampa clinic
• Steve Freedman named CEO of Florida Next
• Former naval aviator Stacie Rine appears at symposium
• Small fish Reviora jumps into Tech Data’s big pond
• Redbox signs DVD deal with Universal
• Former Schiller campus sold to Christian International
• Southwest sues to stop website offering check-in service
• The Villages HR management partner signs on Hype Group
• Expo kicks off Gasparilla Distance Classic weekend
• S&P affirms Raymond James’ rating, but says Morgan Keegan deal has risks
• Publix posts year-end earnings increase
• 'Spring Breakers' nears production
• In print: Tampa’s uptown downtown buzz, Transitions tourney in transition
• Howard Hamilton remembered for Clearwater Beach legacy
• Readers do not support Scott's drug-test mandate
• City buying surveillance cameras for RNC
• Opening the door on Masonite’s strategy
• Fog closes I-75 in Sarasota County for morning commute
• Condo owner: Blue Jays responsible for $43K in damage
• Top 7 of the List: Property & casualty insurers ranked
• First Tampa Bay Beer Week highlights hops
• During Red Cross Month, Help People In Need By Supporting The American Red Cross
• Casa Magna Oscuro – cigar review
• Celebrate the completion of the Brandon Legacy Project Monday, March 5 at 2:30 p...
• Hard Rock chef to compete on Food Network’s ‘Sweet Genius’
• Amazing Women in American History symposium at Fantasy of Flight
• Tampa Bay area buildings nominated for AIA distinction
• Orion Marine reports net loss for 2011
• United States Law Firm Group names Rhea Law president
• In Memorium: Andrew Breitbart (1969-2012)
• Lester steps down as executive director of Florida Venture Forum
• Yanmar America acquires Mastry Marine
• Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino sets date for job fair
• Florida Jets 2012 takes to air today in Lakeland
• Holland & Knight retained at Tampa International
• PayScale: Tampa’s wage growth third worst in nation
• Long overnight delays expected on Bruce B. Downs at I-75
• Rays sell out season opener against Yanks
• House passes speedier foreclosure bill
• Quality Distribution reports 4Q income gains
• Pinellas congressman uses fax to pressure postmaster
• Tech company site visit on the agenda for UT China trip
• Cryo-Cell goes into the red as costs rise
• ABC's Revenge 'a retribution fantasy for the 99 percent'
• Foreclosures are nearly one quarter of home sales
• Silver Airways to connect Tampa, Gainesville
• Panel suggests better planning will help downtown Tampa
• Nasty Savage Takes Stage for Last Performance
• American Red Cross News - February 28, 2012
• Plant City special events: March 1 - 4
• Two great acts this week! Richard Coppinger as legal giant Clarence Darrow (Feb....
• PODS drivers to compete at Florida State Fairgrounds
• The Spring and Family Justice Center partner in service
• WSJ report: Knology explores potential sale
• Publix plans retail pharmacy at Moffitt Cancer Center
• Chase fine-tunes Florida expansion plans, target customers
• Oliveros Cigars launches Boutique Blends Cigars
• Holland & Knight expands to Colombia
• Central Pasco Chamber director leaving board position
• First Watch rolls out new décor at Sarasota restaurant
• Raymond James opens debt offering
• JHS Capital buys Paulson Investment retail operations
• Florida Traditions Bank expanding to St. Cloud
• Cigarette taxes helping Greece's financial picture
• School grades will fall with new standards
• Pirates official delivers baby at spring training open house
• Tampa's Steven Meitzen named president of new MCC division
• Blacks earn barely half what whites earn in Tampa Bay
• Skyway gets its own stamp
• New Florida Poly may have to wait for accreditation
• Florida Supreme Court disciplines four area lawyers
• Oh baby: Syniverse plays a role in child health
• Remembering Israeli airborne forces icon Aharon Davidi
• Remembering Israeli airborne forces icon Aharon Davidi
• Lean Six Sigma Making News As A Way To Reduce Government Waste
• Wharton High counselor a revered adviser, confidant
• Freedom's new principal adjusts
• College of Education plans Children's Festival
• Tech Data CEO Dutkowsky sees opportunity ahead in mobility, software
• Radio personality Jayde Donovan stumps for Grow Financial
• TBBJ Events site puts you in control of nominations, planning
• Bovie settles lawsuit, takes write-down
• 2012 Tampa Bay Business Hall of Fame inductees named
• 1950s-style concept 5 & Diner eyes Tampa Bay
• Florida banks in the black for 2011
• Feds OK Raymond James-Morgan Keegan deal
• Melting Pot to open in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
• United to offer Chicago service at Sarasota airport
• Plan for luxury apartments faces criticism
• Jewish Celebrity Roundup
• Obama to address AIPAC conference
• Young couples, singles invited to Purim gala
• In Israel, economic concerns mount, but which party will benefit?
• Organizations
• Spencer Anthony Sherman
• Samantha Anne Baker
• New technology points to missing Holocaust-era mass graves at Treblinka
• Iranian soccer club won’t play Serbian team with Israeli coach
• St. Leo’s Catholic-Jewish center names new exec
• Snagging bargains for Purim shalach manot
• 52nd annual interfaith tea planned for March 14
• Sun City Center synagogue honors founders
• Cantor Riselle Bain to share ‘Joy of Jewish Music’ during celebration of Beth Israel’s silver anniversary
• Bais David Chabad
• Chabad at Wiregrass Wesley Chapel
• Chabad of South Tampa
• Chabad of Tampa Bay
• Religious Directory
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Cong. Bais Menacham Chabad
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Cong. Beth Am
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Chabad of Brandon
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Like Moses, we must learn to find our voice
• Anne Frank baptized in Mormon proxy ritual
• Revelations could hamper campaign for release of American from Cuban prison
• Matisyahu returning to Tampa Bay area
• Rodeph Sholom to honor retired Cantor Hauben on 90th birthday
• Jewish mysticism expert, musician to be Beth Am scholar
• After New Delhi attack, fears that Iran-Israel attacks could escalate
• Pursuit of bargains brings together Israelis and Palestinians in divided town
• Tel Aviv seeks approval to run buses on Shabbat
• America and Israel are coordinated on Iran policy, U.S. ampassador says
• It’s work, then play for Teen JAM
• Obituaries
• Great-grandson of Auschwitz victims takes ice for Germany
• Just a nosh...
• Area cardiologist to receive Glass Ceiling award
• ‘Israeli redneck’ Arieh O’Sullivan gets his Confederate stripes
• Volunteers needed for Super Sunday
• Don't miss HCC's highly popular Science Seminar Series TODAY at 3:30 p.m. Dale M...
• BankAtlantic sale to BB&T halted
• BofA, Wells Fargo lost customers in 2011
• Panel scolds Tampa General for minority contract hiring
• Simon wants to build outlet mall in Pasco
• Progress Energy to stream Weedon plant implosion live
• Trump buys Miami’s Doral resort, kicks out Marriott
• Senate bill would fast-track Florida foreclosures
• Carnival ships survive robbery, power outage
• Sykes 4Q, year-end results related to actions overseas
• Gas prices steadily climbing for 20th day in a row
• Diamond Dallas Page and DDPYOGA Sign with National PR Firm
• Summer classes are scheduled to post March 5! Be sure to check out the link bel...
• Cigar events for week of Feb 27th to Mar 4th
• WellCare names Paquin, Iglesias to top roles
• Ruskin man charged with impersonating a pharmacist
• Raytheon awarded $8.9 million military contract
• Pittsburgh Mayor Ravenstahl to meet with Bradenton civic, business leaders
• IHOP pancake giveaway supports Children’s Miracle Network, Shriners Hospitals
• Lifestyle Family Fitness teams up with Mad Mobile
• Blues’ Sapphire Award winner plans donation to Chiles Center
• Pyper Paul + Kenney, Dunn&Co. collect ADDY awards
• Manatee sting aimed at unlicensed contractors leads to charges against 14
• "Growing Sweet Memories" at 77th Florida Strawberry Festival: March 1 - 11
• USF College of Nursing makes key Top 25 list
• Gasparilla Music Festival adds to artist lineup
• Union slowing AirTran, Southwest merger
• Court delays BP oil spill trial during settlement talks
• Tampa-St. Pete hotel stats continue climb in January
• Upcoming TBBJ lists and current surveys
• India International Film Festival develops following
• Fletcher Avenue widening can't get federal help
• 'The Artist' has a big night in color at the Oscars
• Lenders and businesses connect at Montelione workshop
• Orlando praised for role as NBA All-Star Game host
• Bayshore Technologies Named to CRN’s 2012 List of Tech Elite 250
• Candy Olson, are you listening?
• Rocky Patel Burn event at Cigar Cave Lounge – recap
• Great job to everyone who participated in the Brandon Campus beautification proj...
• Support your Lady Hawks softball team tomorrow!
• Tuskegee Airmen visit to Polk City proved inspirational
• Mortgage Doctors principal, employee sentenced in fraud scheme
• Bay Pop magazine debuts in Tampa Bay
• Golding, PropertyPro team up for lease activity
• Nine arrests made in undercover sweep of Tampa clinics
• AT&T investment tops $140M in Tampa-St. Pete
• Stifel: Legal issues at WellCare drawing to a close
• VSPC lays out details of events funding program
• Odyssey Marine returns 17 tons of silver coins
• Leaders urge ‘walk to the moon’ to improve community health
• Verizon Wireless launches small business tool
• Creeping Shari'ah - We cannot ignore the danger
• Support your Hawks Men's basketball team as they play in the SunCoast Playoffs S...
• In print: 'Foodies' to get their own Tampa hotel retreat
• Burger 21 plans locations in Orlando market
• Beef 'O' Brady's to open in Qatar
• Move over princess: Magic Kingdom bumping Snow White
• Top 7 of the List: Florida cancer centers ranked by caseload
• Pinellas County Health Department app encourages wellness
• St. Petersburg, Lakeland mail centers to close
• Tampa works toward domestic partnership registry
• Clearwater office development sells for $9.13 million
• Florida Poly proposal moves to state house next
• Girl Scout Cookie Booths Begin February 24, 2012
• Honduras Caribbean Tobacco Maduro – cigar review
• Spring Break is a month away (March 19-23)! What are you doing?
• Centurion Strategies hires Buffalo Bills’ Kirk Morrison
• CREATE Pitch Competition Announces Top-place Business Teams at The University of Tampa
• HSN’s Mindy Grossman: I’m not going anywhere
• Festivities planned around Ye Mystic Krewe pirates’ departure
• Independent Financial Partners posts triple digit revenue gain
• Done Deals: Girl Scouts purchase Tampa space
• TECO’s Ramil got 73 percent compensation hike in 2011
• Tampa government retooled for economic development focus
• Whitney Bank offers settlement in Tampa overdraft class action
• Superior: Raw material price increases affected quarterly results
• 9th annual Flan Fest filled with flan and entertainment
• Mosaic officials offer sneak peek of Streamsong
• PSC deal means Progress Energy bills will hike
• Orlando finally votes on new expressway
• BankUnited ready to acquire Herald National Bank
• Hillsborough considers moratorium on transportation impact fees
• Lockheed Martin expands Pinellas Park plant to produce F-35 parts
• Pending home sales surge in Manatee, Sarasota
• Tribune's parent may sell some newspaper assets
• Mayor’s event to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Downtown Tampa
• Panelists discuss city, Host Committee and media roles in RNC
• Pasco schools will take off whole week of Thanksgiving
• Don't miss day 2 of the Great HCC Criminal Justice Teach-in tomorrow at the Ybor...
• Cigar Events in Tampa Bay this week
• Dalton, List, Sellers take on new roles as Moffitt revamps leadership
• Southwest selects two Tampa hospitals for grant program
• Brad Moses named president and GM at WFLA
• RNC details role of telecom provider Bright House Networks
• GTE chooses Jacksonville’s Colo5 data center
• PMSI strikes sponsorship deal with Risk & Insurance
• Valpak to expand in Tennessee, Georgia
• Meringer elected chairman at Sunovia
• Nuevo, Fertility Center ink marketing contract
• USF's Genshaft proud that community rose up to support school
• Homosassa Springs ranks among the highest on America's age scale
• Tech company piling up patents in Sarasota
• Spiking oil costs to slap business travelers, too
• Orlando Megabus will take double-decker trips to Atlanta
• Study shows Kindle Fire owners ready to upgrade to iPad 3
• Two local chefs receive Beard Award nominations
• Researchers: Facebook profile an indicator of workplace success
• Magazine honors St. Pete’s Old Northeast neighborhood
• Charitable giving jumps 10 percent in Florida
• City of Minneapolis to Expand Meter Program
• Events expo features party-planning ideas
• Police union, city agree on pension changes
• Freedom principal promoted to new job
• City's new calling card? Amazing
• Just Between Friends consignment sale held twice a year
• Are you an HCC student looking to transfer to a Florida university after your AA...
• Mosaic, environmental groups settle mining lawsuit
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, sells assets to BGC Partners
• Salient Federal Solutions to acquire ATS for $73M
• McCausland named new executive director of USF Alumni
• Liberty Group acquires two Bay area hotels
• Tampa Bay pilot appointed to U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security
• Raymond James raises $359 million in offering
• Food, fuel and efficiency key areas of industry growth at Fellows Forum
• St. Anthony’s Hospital opens 64 rooms
• Florida Bank cuts 4Q, 2011 losses
• School garden grows into community effort
• Rivergate Tower's bold red color scheme is by design
• Three named to Hillsborough County Women's Hall of Fame
• Air Canada wants more Florida flights, but encounters turbulence
• Miami landlord evicts Venezuelan consulate
• What Whitney Houston tragedy reminds us about estate planning
• HART's 'MetroRapid' stations may require eminent domain authority
• Genshaft, Alexander vague about 'fruitful' meeting
• Tampa recycler bets NASCAR fans 'greener' than most
• VectorLearning to hire for 25 open positions, now
• Aid versus default: Greece wins second cash infusion
• Experience the world with a study abroad program! Hurry, only 4 days left to tur...
• Cigar Cave Lounge will be first to feature new Burn by Rocky Patel cigar
• Don't forget all campuses are closed tomorrow except for Plant City (you get Mar...
• New Urbano Economy Bundles: Long-Filler, Hand-Made Premium Cigars
• 7-20-4 Cigars adds new “1874 Series” to commemorate the founding year of company
• HCC has so much going on you can bet there's something for you! Check out these...
• Learn more about Holistic Health at the Ybor Campus Dance Studio this Tuesday, F...
• Congratulations to the HCC Lady Hawks basketball team for winning their conferen...
• WellCare CEO Alec Cunningham gets a pay hike
• KLH Capital buys Federal Resources
• Report: Avon may be calling, but Grossman’s not going
• Gary Rose promoted to president of FMS Purchasing & Services
• Greystone, Walgreens team on health project
• SunTrust Banks set to take on top super-regional spot
• U.S. Postal Service wants to raise stamp prices
• Temple Terrace gets testy with downtown developers
• Cott posts earnings, commodity costs affect results
• Temple Terrace gives developer month to address concerns
• Three County Commissioners up for re-election in Hernando Co. FL
• Pier concept architect Michael Maltzan engages locals in quick St. Pete tour
• Port of Tampa loses Carnival ship for summer 2013
• USF president, Lakeland senator to meet Monday
• Knology gives more details of E Solutions purchase
• New College announces finalists in president search
• Food Network's 'Heat Seekers' features Bay area eateries
• New OJ testing has U.S. blocking shipments of juice
• Lawmakers vote to shield themselves
• Gasparilla Distance Classic names Trifecta Team for PR
• Top 7 of the List: Which Bay area financial consultants ranked highest?
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) Hosts Open House Featuring Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) Program
• Hillsborough County School Board Meeting: CAIR in our classrooms
• Cuban Stock Chubby Swell - Cigar Review
• USF, Lightning partner on new MBA program
• SEC imposes ban on James Risher
• Millionaires face cross-town rival Bradenton Gladiators Saturday
• Who knew? Puppy power a boost for PARC’s revenues, members
• 2012 CFO of the Year winners named
• TradeWinds Sandpiper to rebrand as Guy Harvey Outpost Resort
• Unilens profit drops
• Power Design, Interstate, KemperSports join Streamsong
• Division of Alcoholic and Tobacco teams up with local law enforcement
• Procyon profit slips
• World Triathlon Corp. acquires Australian sports event company
• Dive-bombing bridges over the Kwai river
• Food Truck Square will host popular eateries
• Foreclosures on the increase
• WellCare, Bay area's hottest stock, gets hotter
• University of Tampa plans $105M capital campaign
• South Tampa interior designer murdered in Bangkok
• Search wages by occupation for three Tampa Bay metro areas
• Trader Joe's is coming to Sarasota
• Tampa soccer game marks return of World Cup qualifier to Florida
• Genesis Communications expands all-news format statewide
• Senate eases slightly on proposed cuts to USF budget
• Florida State Fair: Feb. 17 - 20
• Toraño Family Cigar Co. is a hit at 2nd annual Neat Stuff casino night
• We all have goals, aspirations, dreams... what are yours? How is HCC helping you...
• Operator of bogus IT consulting firm sentenced to prison
• Health care reform gives 2.8M Floridians free services
• AT&T 4G network launches in Tampa Bay
• WSJ: Avon approached HSN’s Mindy Grossman for top job
• Sembler and Forge make new Puerto Rico acquisitions
• AACSB appoints Reid as new chief accreditation officer
• Direct Air adds service from Lakeland to three destinations
• Cigars: The Heart and Soul of Cuba - film review
• Global Imaging buys RK Dixon
• Rays make Maddon contract extension official
• Raymond James prices stock offering
• Feds back $1B light rail project … in Charlotte
• Florida Senate closes door on prison privatization plan
• Jackie Chan Jet a sign of China's aviation market maturing
• Cisco Systems: Mobile devices will outnumber humans by 2016
• USF’s Genshaft flies to Tallahassee to fight budget cuts
• Apple's new iPad could be unveiled in March
• $108M business tax plan moves forward in state House
• Sheryl Crow, Ziggy Marley headline Taste of Pinellas event
• AT&T plans 25+ jobs for relay service call center
• Man swipes Rolex in Ft. Lauderdale airport security line
• Photographer in Tampa shares 7 Obstacles to a Succesful Wedding
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) Partners With U.S. Coast Guard (USCG)
• MOSI plans walk, day for seniors
• Pipe work delays Bruce B. Downs road project
• Temple Terrace celebrates past
• Need $$$ for classes? Scholarship applications are now being accepted for HCC Fo...
• Global Technologies expanding in Florida
• Publix Super Markets Charities names executive director
• Rowdies sign on official physicians and hospital
• BMO Capital Markets: Florida economy gains momentum
• Hyper-Interactive inks deal with ‘Real Housewives’ star
• PSC selects AT&T for relay service
• Verizon invests $373 million in Florida
• Progress Energy Foundation supports Secrets of the Sea
• Alden wraps up $400K renovation, plans further investment
• Bid to save Publix mural falls apart
• Florida State Fair fun and educational for all
• Moffitt gets patent to speed up cancer trials
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Obituaries
• Organizations
• Joint Purim project focuses on donating food to those in need
• German city bringing back its long-lost Jews
• Eric Steckler to receive third annual PRIMER Award
• Holder: U.S. urged Israel not to release killers of Americans
• Shalit and parents meet with Sarkozy in Paris
• Charity seeks bone marrow matches
• Glassman/Jacobson
• Benjamin Thomas Perrot
• Jewish Celebrity Roundup
• Sexy ‘Names of Love’ offers full frontal comedy, commentary
• Jewish groups offer mixed response on California same-sex marriage ruling
• MLK, JFK, Elvis and Hulk – all shared Armory spotlight
• 26th Annual Sweetheart’s Day Flower Sale Fundraiser
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Rabbinically Speaking
• Chabad at Wiregrass Wesley Chapel
• Cong. Bais Menacham Chabad
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Bais David Chabad
• Chabad of Brandon
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Cong. Beth Am
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Interest free student loan application period starts March 1
• Top Israeli dance instructor to conduct workshop in St. Pete
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Obama backtracks on charitable deduction
• Florida Holocaust Museum creates outside advisory council
• ADL, ACLU contest school prayer bill constitutionality
• Letter to the Editor
• Is Hamas really changing with moves away from Iran and Syria, toward PA?
• Off-Broadway’s ‘A Jew Grows in Brooklyn’ to play in Tampa
• Tikvah Talk will focus on ‘Sensory Awareness’
• Tampa JCC hosting 6th Annual Softball Tournament
• Just a nosh...
• Final weekend includes Israel’s first slasher film
• Tikkun Olam Award: David Scher
• Napolitano aims to quell fears over possible Iranian-backed terror attack
• Tampa JCC & Federation plans South Campus at historic site
• Where to find Bay area Valentine’s Day dinner specials
• Obama budget includes Everglades restoration funding
• Norwegian Cruise Lines had profits jump in 2011
• Florida joins aerospace manufacturing alliance
• Senate proposes to cut USF budget by more than half
• Longboat Key Club & Resort gets top nods for tennis
• Zack Street Promenade of the Arts begins construction
• Tampa streetcar audit shows fixable problems
• Seminoles plan 1,000-room hotel tower in Hollywood
• West Orlando gets pretty for NBA All-Star game
• "Ride For Dime"Memorial Motorcycle Run And Outdoor Concert Benefit
• This weeks Tampa Bay cigar events
• Raymond James plans stock offering to buy Morgan Keegan
• Students, don't forget there will be a job fair this Wednesday from 10 a.m. - 1...
• JetBlue adds New York, Washington flights
• Tampa gas prices rising faster than national average
• Indigo Trading names chief brand manager
• Public transit use low in Tampa Bay area
• Van Law takes top role at Raymond James’ investment advisors
• Accentia, Biovest income improves in 1Q
• Tampa’s Carter Validus REIT buys St. Louis surgical center
• $11M from Suncoast Schools boosts access to financial education
• Iran affirms its plan to assault the dollar
• Mortgage woes' newest relief: A house as painted billboard
• Times names its 10 'people to watch' in business
• Researcher's notebook: List deadlines, ongoing surveys
• Apple wants U.S. Samsung Galaxy Nexus sales halted
• Rays' off-season moves, spring training rundown
• Lawmakers allege bias in Gaetz statements on redistricting lawsuits
• More than 8K find rhythm at Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon
• Study: Red light cameras not effective safety deterrent
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) To Exhibit and Host ESO Reception
• Governor Rick Scott Announces Plan To Expand Port Of Tampa Petroleum Facility
• Tampa Bay Lightning: February 13 through February 19
• Sarasota Millionaires defeat Bay Area Warriors 28-26 for third straight win Sat.
• Still time to see the Gasparilla exhibit at the Plant Museum
• Could the Yankees' top prospect be headed for Tampa?
• Yanks invite 27 to Spring Training
• Charmed Leaf celebrates grand opening of its B&M store
• Need help filling out your FAFSA or just need to talk to someone about getting F...
• Rock 'n' Roll run expected to draw crowd to St. Petersburg
• S&P: Cardinal Health ratings unaffected by Lakeland suspension
• Ruth's Hospitality net income down in fourth quarter
• Original Hooters location to reopen Feb. 13
• Tom Salierno appointed CEO of Global Imaging Systems
• Tampa Bay housing agencies get $9.1 million from HUD
• Spirit launches Tampa to Dallas/Fort Worth service
• Lincare CFO Paul Gabos to retire
• Which Florida banks have the most bad loans?
• Regulators approve 1st United's Palm Harbor acquisition
• Millionaires look for third straight win Saturday at home vs. Bay Area Warriors
• State to split cost of Tampa Port petroleum project
• Crescent Resources’ Bayshore apartments set to begin later this spring
• Top 7 of the List: See the biggest leases of 2011
• Nadel scheme receiver sues Wells Fargo alleging key role
• St. Pete Beach hotels press BP
• Despite punch in the face, building official won’t pursue charges
• Top 7 of the List: Who's tops in area commercial brokers?
• Florida accounts for a third of the $25 billion in mortgage relief
• Unpaid intern 'glitter bombs' Romney, is fired
• China’s trade slows sparking growth warnings
• Two Wharton High athletes face felony burglary charges
• Tampa Bay Special Events: Feb. 10 - Feb. 12
• Imperiales by Leon Jimenes - cigar review
• Plant City campus is hosting a job fair next Wednesday, Feb. 15 from 10 a.m. - 1...
• Tampa Bay & Company restructures marketing department, Jacob departs
• Tuskegee Airmen currently appearing in Polk City
• Wharton football players charged in burglaries, thefts
• Sunera buys Parses, expands health auditing practice
• Ironman partners with Lance Armstrong Foundation
• National study ranks Pinellas Education Foundation first
• nFinanSe goes dark
• Polytechnic independence: Move would create new school
• Florida State Fair begins
• Faulty foreclosure settlement agreement may be close
• Bank On Florida initiative launches in St. Petersburg
• Tampa firm wins $900M nursing home verdict
• Universities' spending reveals commitments to athletics
• Digital Domain Institute to sponsor Gasparilla International Film Festival
• Tampa's AMIkids to appear on USA Networks special
• ULI panel to make downtown Tampa presentation
• Time Warner takes lease at LakePointe Two
• Bayshore Technologies Wins Hewlett Packard’s Partner In Excellence Award For US PSG Overall Growth
• Dessert and art? Yes! Tomorrow at the Dale Mabry Campus Gourmet Dining Room (Hum...
• Ken Jones, Vincent Dolan discuss RNC business impact
• Sarasota tax return preparer faces $135,000 in penalties
• Ad 2 Tampa Bay launches 2012 public service campaign
• Bank of America, Wells and Chase pay homeowners to avoid foreclosures
• TaxWatch: Charter school funding inequitable
• Department of Energy to dole out $20M for research
• Sarasota among Penske’s top 10 moving destinations
• Tampa Bay cigar events for this week
• TSA PreCheck program coming to Tampa International Airport
• Enzymedica plans expansion in Sarasota County
• All are welcome to Florida's State Fair February 9 through February 20
• Moffitt, Sanford-Burnham, Florida Hospital partner
• ABC Action News: Lifestyle Lift clinics being investigated
• Hotels, motels see uptick in 2011
• Bankruptcy filings drop in Florida's middle district
• New College still near top of Princeton Review’s value list
• Santorum sweeps three states, tightens primary race
• Newland starts huge Apollo Beach planned community
• MapLight data shows top congressional influencers by donation
• Kforce posts earnings increases for 4Q, year
• Tampa’s mansions devalued in bad economy
• Harris Corp. gets $26.4M radio order from Jordan
• Taste of New Tampa set for Wiregrass
• Special meeting about future apartments scheduled
• The weeks that were ...
• Temple Terrace officials tout tax breaks to lure new businesses
• Apartments plagued by break-ins
• Former Tampa mayor Pam Iorio spoke to students at the Dale Mabry campus today ab...
• Follow that hospital!
• Gasparilla Music Festival planned for Downtown Tampa
• Tampa woman indicted for tax fraud, identity theft
• Iasis earnings drop on higher interest charges
• Bargain hunters get $1 million homes for lot less
• Ceridian plans to buy Dayforce
• St. Joseph’s Hospital open behavioral health center
• The Fernandez' destined to missionary work
• Brown & Brown building Daytona aircraft hangar
• Tech Data names Joseph Quaglia to head TDMobility
• Tuskegee Airmen coming to Polk City this week
• VSPC to sponsor DMAI Washington conference
• BofA investors win class-action status in suit over Merrill Lynch deal
• Buckhorn's mission: Changing Tampa's DNA
• Local officials push for more foreign trade
• Former St. Petersburg mayor, architect dies at 77
• Investigation: Lawmakers steer money near their property
• Scott appoints Burgin, Melendez to HART Board
• Walker Wilkerson named Lakeland Chamber chairman
• Florida remains undecided in foreclosure deal as 40 states opt in
• Publix deal brings new owner at Celebration shopping center
• The University of Vermont Unveils Sustainable Innovation Certificate
• This Week at Your Library: February 5 - February 11, 2012
• Lots going on this this week to celebrate Black History Month! FREE for HCC stud...
• Super Bowl XLVI at Smokers Den
• Lincare income drops despite revenue gain
• Protocol Global to add 400 jobs in Sarasota
• Smith & Nephew settles with SEC, DOJ
• Pam Iorio to discuss her book ‘Straightforward’
• Kleiner Perkins partner projects growth in diagnostic biotech
• ‘Best of St. Pete/Clearwater’ results are in
• Committee opens line for Republican National Convention volunteers
• Toraño Family Cigar Co. announces winner of Grand Prize trip to vineyard.
• St. Pete Hampton Inn & Suites gets facelift, new management
• USF hosts international teacher education research forum
• HCA profit jumps on gain from HealthOne
• IPO costs pull down Nielsen profit
• Jobs bill could boost Moffitt expansion
• Rare February tropical 'disturbance' will bring big rain
• HSN learns about women’s desire to engage in retail without boundaries
• Bill would let aquariums use resort tax revenues
• TBBJ researcher’s notebook: Tips on making the Lists
• State report: High-speed rail numbers would have generated surplus
• Home prices decline nationally, Florida has bright spots
• Florida nursing education programs post big gains
• Three cruise ships come home with sick passengers
• A night of Latin music with Charlie Cruz and Olga Tañón at Mahaffey Theater
• Tampa Bay Lightning: February 6 through February 12
• Millionaires defeat Charlotte County Reign 15-6 Saturday for second win in a row
• The Best Craft Beer in Tampa Bay | LagerheadZ Bar & Grill!
• Don't miss your last change for Ballet Fleming! Florida's premiere of Philadelph...
• Two more Super Bowl 2012 events on Sunday
• General Cigar kicks off Super Bowl weekend in style
• Brown & Brown revenue tops $1 billion
• Bankers, Tampa small business owners talk credit at upcoming workshop
• ChappellRoberts to review Super Bowl ads live on Twitter
• Legoland Florida sets opening date for water park
• AAA, Budweiser offer Super Bowl ‘Tow to Go’
• Cardinal Health challenges DEC suspension for Lakeland center
• TradeWinds offers traceable Gulf Wild seafood
• Former Orion Bank president Jerry Williams pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Fitch affirms ratings on Polk schools’ financing
• Florida auto insurance reform clears Senate hurdle
• Tampa Pathology Lab agrees to settlement, tougher scrutiny
• RNC delegates, media will arrive to TIA renovations
• U.S. jobless claims drop by 12,000
• TB Partnership's CEO Direct leadership program seeks nominees
• See spot run: The landscape is changing for Super Bowl ads
• Florida Bank signs agreement with state regulators
• Follit named to TECO board of directors
• UT’s Rebecca White to head National Entrepreneurship Organization
• Tampa Marriott Airport wraps up $9 million renovation
• Convention planners, hoteliers inch closer to RNC deal
• Malcolm Out Loud Reviews 2011 with Passion on MalcolmOutLoud
• Scholarship applications are now being accepted for HCC Foundation scholarships...
• How much money do you need to earn to live in Hernando County Florida?
• Belleview Biltmore demo application deemed insufficient
• TECO Energy reports 4Q drop in net income
• Sarasota Millionaires look for second straight win Saturday against Reign
• 2012 BizTech finalists named
• Oragenics names Michael Sullivan as CFO
• Masonite moves to expand financial disclosure
• Nicholas Financial 3Q profit up 20 percent
• Nearly $157,000 in fake NFL merchandise seized in Florida
• Confusion tables $500,000 contract for law firm
• Odyssey Marine signs HMS Victory shipwreck agreement
• Roper Industries posts 13 percent earnings increase
• America’s Got Talent at Mahaffey Theater
• American plans to lay off 13,000 employees
• Wells Fargo jumps Bank of America in brand value
• Despite Fidel’s resistance, Cuban ethanol investment may open up
• St. Pete tech firm bought by private equity group
• Concessions could help pay for Orlando commuter train
• Price disclosed: Numara sold for $300M
• Despite move, Dan Johnson’s status as Rays legend endures
• Orlando gets federal OK to offer Cuba flights
• Microsoft exec: Business reasons should dictate move to the cloud
• Red-light camera catches Tampa man stealing cattle
• CAO debuts new La Traviata frontmark
• Celebrate Black History Month with HCC! Lots of events coming up over the next f...
• Macanudo welcomes two new frontmarks
• Loan growth boosts profit at Sabadell United Bank
• Radio ratings accreditation withdrawn in Tampa area
• Jeff Johnson appointed as AARP Florida state director
• New group wants St. Pete to keep it local
• Benjamin Kelly, state senator’s aide, indicted on tax charges
• Drop in patients cuts the bottom line at Tampa General Hospital
• Bovie gets OK to market J-Plasma handpiece
• Students, get your taxes done for FREE by a trusted source. The United Way is of...
• Scott appoints three to area regional planning council
• New site allows Florida accident victims to download crash reports
• Fair to feature Florida Cabinet meeting, Gov. Scott luncheon
• Tampa Bay’s master networker Patel launches his own gig
• Romney's convincing Florida win comes with calls for Republican unity
• 'America's Got Talent' in St. Pete part of Edwards' national TV strategy
• Gustav Potthoff recalls bombings of legendary bridge
• Orlando-area VA Hospital won’t open until 2013
• Medical supplier building headquarters in Lakewood Ranch
• Saint Leo’s international business conference agenda is diverse
• Apple passes HP as top PC maker (including iPads)
• Port Everglades hires CEO from Port of Galveston
• Florida Supreme Court disciplines six area lawyers
• IRS targets identity theft in Tampa
• How will their garden grow?
• Arts Council plans recruitment meeting
• Tuesday's GOP show had intriguing warm-up act
• An event born from a love of running
• Gaspar's Patio Bar and Grill earns accolade
• Super Bowl Sunday events in Tampa Bay
• BlueGlass Interactive acquires Voltier Digital
• Students please remember that computers will be out at the Brandon campus librar...
• Richard Hughes leaves The Clear Agency
• Richard Luce, longest-serving judge in Pinellas, to retire
• HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius talks health care in Tampa
• Stonegate gains on purchase of failed First Commercial
• Oshkosh Corp. quarter tops analysts' consensus
• MarineMax reports quarterly loss lower
• Loss of 212 pounds brings joy, notoriety
• Organized crime, Israeli values intersect in TV drama
• Festival will open with film by Tampa’s own
• ‘La Rafle’ revisits pain of French collaboration
• Jewish Celebrity Roundup
• Jewish Museum seeks to honor women who break ‘glass ceilings’
• Mandy Patinkin’s Clearwater concert to feature lineup of popular standards
• Ukrainian historian makes career of leading Jews on search for ancestors
• RNC supports ‘one law for all’ in Israel’
• Israelis vouch for Obama in new campaign video
• Ski-in Shabbat services, Sundance Film Festival showings draw crowds to Park City Reform temple
• Orthodox groups protest federal decision on contraception
• Analyst to speak on ‘Muddy Middle East’
• CA inmate should get kosher meals, appeals court rules
• First egalitarian minyan held in Knesset synagogue
• Obituaries
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• With Jack Lew’s appointment, the Jewish community again has White House address
• Organizations
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Chabad of Wiregrass Wesley Chapel
• Cong. Bais Menacham Chabad
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Bais David Chabad
• Chabad of Brandon
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Cong Beth Am
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Cong. Or Ahavah
• Chabad of Tampa Bay
• ‘And the next president is . . .’
• Steven Jacob Blank
• Family services agency seeks sponsors for Tampa Trifecta
• Rodeph Sholom to turn back clock to disco era
• Brandon Chabad to welcome Torah in memory of visiting rabbinical student killed in accident
• Two studies put U.S. Jewish census at up to 6.6 million
• Austin Joseph Jacobs
• Alexandra Lauren Atlas
• YAD Fridays open new doors for young adults
• Tampa JCC activities planned for seniors
• Group defends suspended Amsterdam chief rabbi’s comments about ‘curing’ gays
• ‘Sunday Afternoon Fever’ planned at JCC
• Riki: 12 and alone, she made aliyah from Ethiopia
• JCC Preschool aims to connect families with help of ‘small fry society’
• Just a nosh...
• Mystery surrounds Judaic manuscripts from Afghanistan
• Jews Shmooze!
• Lightning hero award benefits TJFS, 3 others
• Assassination column raises question:
• Dual county film festival to encompass eight venues
• USF gets $1.6 million for brain research
• World Triathlon Corp. names Vervloet CMO
• BayWalk owner to raze front, make center more welcoming
• U.S. is not ready for a potential Cuban oil spill
• Equifax: U.S. consumer debt down 11% in 2011
• Barnes & Noble building sells near Lakeland mall
• S. Korea invites Lockheed to submit fighter jet proposals
• Feld Entertainment moving from Palmetto to Ellenton
• Investigations launched into horrific I-75 crashes
• New surveys under way for insurance companies
• Church of Scientology alleges former exec violated nondisclosure pact
• This Week at Your Library: January 29 - February 4, 2012
• Attention Brandon Campus students: The Brandon Campus Library will be installing...
• FIO adds Roffer’s as first for-profit member, SRI, others
• Horizon Lines pleads guilty to oil record-keeping charges
• Report: Buffalo Wild Wings hires Fallon
• Montgomery named chief value chain officer for OSI
• Ryan Price appointed director of operations for RNC
• First Banks fourth quarter loss narrows
• BMC Software agrees to buy Numara Software
• Jacksonville deal adds trust services at CenterState
• Festivals of Speed zooming into St. Petersburg
• Brandon Regional names Bland Eng as CEO
• Tampa area voters head to the polls on Tuesday
• Florida super algae growing bigger, staying longer
• Poor crime forecasting led to too many prisons
• Officials change fishing rules in Gulf, Atlantic
• Signs point to housing recovery, but interest rates an important caveat
• How you can have a say on your boss' pay
• Investigation: Freddie Mac policies obstruct mortgage refinancing
• Investment firm buying up Flagler's office portfolio
• I-75 pileup survivor recounts horror story
• Facebook IPO could be valued at $100 billion
• Florida voters want their say on casino laws
• Possible Tornado Destroys Pt. Charlotte Home
• Tampa Bay events: Jan. 30 - Feb. 4
• Tampa Bay Lightning: January 30 through February 5
• Sarasota Millionaires edge Space Coast Predators 20-19 for first win
• Durant High senior crowned Strawberry queen
• Tampa Cigar: January 30 - February 4th Cigar Events
• Prometheus introduces Sencillo Black
• Clearwater celebrates Coast Guard distinction
• CenterState Bank picks up failed First Guaranty Bank
• Former Wachovia loan officer Andrew Vulpis sentenced
• Express Dental expands in Tampa
• Women make inroads in Tampa Bay banking
• Kelly Miller describes goals for Tampa Bay and Company
• A week of housing discussions in Tampa Bay
• HCC partners with USF Sarasota-Manatee for new degree program
• Blood centers merger wraps up, creates OneBlood
• Tampa Bay's annual Gasparilla invasion and parade
• Photoblog: 800 fete the 2012 Book of Lists at ice-themed party
• Bank of America halts refi operation, says move is temporary
• Southwest/AirTran drastically cutting local service
• Top 7 of the List: Jobs added
• Governor fights uphill battle for PIP reform
• Florida bank failures slowed down in 2011
• St. Pete to set pier cost boundaries at $50 million
• AVI-SPL acquires Iformata
• S&P says University of Tampa’s near term fiscal status stable
• Greg Schiano tapped to lead Tampa Bay Bucs
• Body had been in Clearwater storage unit for 17 years
• New Healthcare Programs Launched By Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA)
• John F. Germany Public Library Will Be Closed January 28, 2012
• Gasparilla Pirate Fest Street Festival
• Tampa Bay Jewish Film Festival 2012
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• Museum Brewster Buffalo symbol of disparate wars
• Raymond James works to keep Morgan Keegan advisors
• Two Florida cases lead SIGTARP list of notable investigations
• A sneak peak at USF’s next step in medical training
• State College of Florida suspends library project, ends contracts
• Tampa’s Kehoe a ‘regular’ in the Netherlands
• Sole Brewster Buffalo awaiting 2013 homecoming
• Custom Welding Diversified to distribute MagneGas
• J.C. Penney unveils strategy, new design and logo
• Sarasota Millionaires look to regroup Saturday against Space Coast Predators
• Opinion: St. Pete Chamber rising from the grave
• CBRE market report shows stabilizing local CRE sector
• University of South Florida takes the wraps off CAMLS
• LeMieux expects Florida gambling bill to fail
• Sarasota airport officials to plead with Southwest to stay
• Sykes Home hiring across United States, Canada
• Foreclosure sales a smaller share of Tampa Bay area market
• Hotel developers compete for Sarasota-owned downtown site
• Amazon courts Florida in jobs-for-sales-tax-exemption deal
• PSTA, HART show increased ridership ahead of renewed transit debate
• 2012 Board of Directors Announced for the Executive Girlfriends' Group
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• Cigars and Stars event supports West Tampa Little League
• Obama tilting at windmills as Canadian black gold flows to China
• Lower fees, commissions pinch Raymond James
• Cattle Barons’ Ball makes way for Bruce Springsteen
• Tampa-St. Petersburg posts strong tourism stats in December
• Oragenics gets $750K in new funding
• City approves The Club at Treasure Island expansion
• $1 million saved in USF Poly reorganization
• BankUnited earns $41M in Q4
• TripAdvisor awards recognize Tampa Bay area hotels
• Tampa Bay Comic Con returns with two-day format, celebrity guests
• Matrix Medical Network to seat 150 Clearwater jobs
• Plans for charter school, daycare voted down
• Cigar Journal opens US office
• House budget proposal not as severe as Gov. Scott wants
• Legoland opening as larger park this summer
• President makes tax code, housing core themes in address, campaign
• Bill would make Florida doctor pricing transparent to uninsured
• Spirit adds flights from Orlando to Pittsburgh area
• Belinda Keiser appointed to Enterprise Florida board
• Romney’s 550-page tax filing, inside and out
• Daytona Speedway finishes upgrades ahead of February’s 500
• Apple's big profits squelch European stocks
• Disney will rotate cruise ships to Europe, Miami
• Former State Attorney Wants to Help Save America
• Florida State Fair 2012
• Temple Terrace votes on business incentives measure
• Social services center has second new manager in less than a year
• Mayor offers smiles, insight to New Tampa Rotarians
• Charter school rezoning request 'fell short'
• Convention issues to play out in Tampa
• Prayer breakfast features police chief
• Celebrate Black History Month February 1 with a special presentation by Henry "H...
• TP-51C Mustang visiting Winter Haven
• B-17 undergoes engine change at Winter Haven
• Future and former T-Yanks on Top 50 List
• Banuelos ranked #2 on watch list
• Shirley Long recognized as ‘Ms. Clearwater’
• Sarasota Memorial margin slips
• Tampa among five new ‘Google Offers’ cities
• Prince Sports to open flagship center at IMG Academies
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• Riverwalk cell phone tour to launch
• Progressive plans 390 new jobs in Tampa
• Yale Lift Trucks rebranding as MacKinnon Equipment & Services
• Dice survey shows 4 percent gain in Tampa tech salaries
• Jefferson Bank in the black for 2011
• Republican candidate debate draws crowds
• Sarasota-Bradenton airport looks to replace AirTran business
• Macy's is mad that Martha Stewart is courting J.C. Penney
• Romney comes out swinging in Tampa
• D.T. Minich appointed to Brand USA advisory group
• Professor: Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan's days numbered
• Sun Hydraulics plans $16 million expansion
• Beth Kigel of Goldwater Taplin named to commission
• Legislature considers changing who owns the waterline
• Port starts new cargo trips to the other St. Petersburg
• Lawmakers want to force sports team owners to host homeless
• Tuskegee Airmen to appear in Polk City
• Fire Monkey, others to be in Gasparilla Food Truck Rally
• Gran Habano opens Miami factory
• PODS Enterprises to fill about 150 positions in Tampa Bay
• New polls show Gingrich leading Romney in Florida
• American Airlines Arena outsells other Florida arenas in 2011
• Community Bank posts $5.6M in 2011 profit
• PNC Bank snares title sponsorship of Miles for Moffitt
• Tech Data opens an ‘app store’ for the business world
• Who from Tampa will be competing in Estrella TV's Tengo Talento Mucho Talento?
• Tampa set to launch $1.44M ‘CapTrust’ Riverwalk segment
• AirTran pulling out of Sarasota-Bradenton International
• United Maritime, Walt Bromfield part ways
• PolitiFact in overdrive to fact-check Republican primary ads
• Romney coverage irks VC group
• Gingrich will need to raise money quickly to compete in Fla.
• UT Fellows Forum to feature Mosaic Co., other CEOs
• Citizens will now use outside appraisals in home replacement evaluations
• Report update: Oregon Ducks' Kelly won't coach the Bucs
• New leadership for BlackBerry maker Research in Motion
• Bowden remembers bonding with Paterno over NCAA life
• Bill Eshenbaugh honored by FGCAR
• Analysts: Carnival profits will rebound from disaster
• Tampa Bay Lightning: January 23 through January 29
• FFA Players Help Injured Motorists on Florida Turnpike Saturday
• Daytona Beach Wildcats blank Millionaires 26-0 in FFA season opener
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• Fireworks show tops off children's Gasparilla activities
• Central Florida State Bank is first bank failure of 2012
• FFA opens fifth season Saturday with eight games on tap
• Survey: Tampa Bay area is the ‘most stressful’ metro
• Sarasota Millionaires open regular season Saturday against Daytona Wildcats
• Progressus Therapy appoints new CEO and president
• Now surveying: Financial consulting firms
• Five area lawyers recognized for pro bono service
• Investors Outlet executives convicted in mortgage fraud case
• Buckhorn cautious about waiving development impact fees
• Panel chooses ‘The Lens’ for new St. Pete Pier design
• Fifth Third's 4Q report misses Wall Street view
• Florida unemployment rate dips below 10 percent
• Manatee Port settling lawsuit over dredge delays
• Men earn more than women in every U.S. market but Clewiston
• Panel plans to choose St. Pete Pier option this morning
• Apple’s modernized learning initiative excites educators
• St. Petersburg mayor tells council Rays will look around
• Lawmaker wants Florida to consider developing an online university
• Obama's Disney speech: 'America can be No. 1 in global tourism'
• Schnitt ends 18-year WFLZ morning run
• ‘Open marriage’ claims haunt Gingrich in pre-primary debate
• Hagan: Moratorium on some Hillsborough impact fees likely
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• Spitfire in Polk City reminds visitor of Czech pilots
• Driving Tampa Bay health care forward
• Republican National Convention Host Committee holds forum
• Daymark modifies loan for NetPark Technology Center
• USF Physicians Group names Dr. Jeffrey Lowenkron CEO
• Host Committee plans Republican National Convention Twitter Q&A
• Republic Bancorp increases net income 45 percent
• BankUnited to remain independent
• Publix makes ‘100 Best’ Fortune list
• Administrator retiring from Tampa’s Public Works department
• BB&T earnings up for fourth quarter, year
• Miami jury: TD Bank should pay for failing to stop Ponzi schemer
• Foster: Fan support fundamental to Rays staying in Tampa Bay
• Genshaft OKs idea of raising STEM tuition at USF
• Legoland to host Winter Haven Hospital Foundation Citrus Classic
• Tampa General’s appeal fails, Blake trauma center application moves forward
• FDLE pays employees to drink during Intoxilyzer test
• Obama denies permit for Keystone XL Pipeline
• Vandals topple Tampa public art, may force pre-RNC removal
• 26-year prison sentence handed down in JW Wellness drug trafficking case
• Alden Suites in St. Pete Beach rolls out new name, branding
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• Behind the curtain at Ideal Image
• Gov. Scott names Ken Detzner secretary of state
• Florida Bar honors Barton, Armstrong for pro bono service
• Rick Baker announces Romney support, named campaign adviser
• Report: BankUnited could fetch more than $2 billion
• Wells to replace Cott Corp. retiring CFO Neal Cravens
• Bank of the Ozarks 2011 profit up 58 percent
• New Tampa youth cheerleaders soar at nationals
• Rays’ 2012 payroll could approach $60 million
• Tampa port director will visit Cuba on trade mission
• Cruise stocks sink in wake of Italian disaster
• Rowdy vacationers irk permanent Anna Maria residents
• OSI to add 60,000 square feet at Corporate Center
• Permanent LEDs to light Tampa bridges
• Foster, Rays meeting doesn't address relocation
• Memo: Times pay cut extended until May
• President Obama to detail tourism business ideas at Disney Thursday
• New snake ban does not include boa constrictors
• Exhibition - Spies Traitors and Saboteurs: Fear and Freedom in America
• Annual birthday bash has groovy theme
• Family and friends gather to celebrate a century of life
• Heritage Isles taxing authority making offer to buy back debt at discount
• Changes in store for development corporation
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• Air Warfare Symposium coming to Orlando
• Tampa man sentenced for armed bank robberies
• Platt Street Bridge now Open
• Jeter to receive Lou Gehrig Award in Tampa
• Jeter to receive Lou Gehrig Award in Tampa
• Acura returns as Honda Grand Prix sponsor
• Lykes Insurance acquiring AGIS Tampa Bay
• Tampa International Airport offers electric vehicle charging stations
• nFinanSe seeks to prevent InComm from operating debit card network
• Tampa port to buy additional 110 acres in Gibsonton
• PNC: Florida’s millionaires recognize with wealth comes responsibility
• USF transportation center receives $3.5 million grant
• Creditors oppose Teltronics’ bankruptcy plan
• Rays All Stars named grand marshal for Gasparilla Parade of the Pirates
• Students shine on Hillel Project Night
• Tampa Jewish Family Services receives $15,000 grant
• Chanukah 2011
• 300 honor 5 couples at Tampa Israel Bonds dinner
• Organizations
• ORT America sets international gala, annual meeting in Florida
• Educator Council events to feature students’ work
• 9th Annual Bay Area cantorial concert set for Feb. 7 at Kol Ami in Tampa
• Gulf Coast JFCS is finalist for two WEDU Be More Awards
• Tikvah Talk program to feature speech pathologist on Jan. 24
• Jewish Celebrity Roundup
• Vodka Latke spices up Chanukah for young adults
• Jewish groups welcome high court ‘ministerial exception’ decision
• 3 Chabad centers to offer business ethics course
• In 39th year, Art Festival Beth-El to feature more than 150 artists
• Hillel Academy student is national chess champ
• Weinberg seniors enjoy Chanukah entertainment, dreidel games, dinner
• Weinberg Village Torah honoring Rivkins dedicated
• Religious Directory
• Jammies and Jeans program launched at Rodeph Sholom
• Chabad of Wiregrass Wesley Chapel
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Cong. Bais Menacham Chabad
• Chabad of Brandon
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Bais David Chabad
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Cong Beth Am
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• God is where you let Him in
• Hadassah hosts staged reading of Inquisition drama
• JCC Suncoast to present dramatic readings from Passover-themed play before Tampa premiere
• Largo couple to receive Bonds international award
• Senior adult book group to meet at JCC
• Jet Setters group begins meeting in South Tampa
• Two Weinberg Village board members to be honored at Chai Tea
• A heroine among us
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• Ulm/Creveling
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• ‘Eichman Trial’ author to be featured at Kol Ami
• First Tampa Bay area English-Hebrew public charter school to open
• Tikkun Olam Award to be presented at President’s Dinner
• Hillel students put words into action
• BankUnited sale rumors force NYSE to briefly halt trading
• After three months, Platt Street Bridge reopens today
• What Zappos.com customers should consider
• AAA's legislative hit list: text bans, traffic safety for kids
• Davis Islands homeowners' sign makes drywall dispute public
• Wikipedia blackout will protest piracy legislation
• Passengers: Crew mismanagement made cruise ship disaster worse
• Belk to donate $1 million to breast cancer research
• Europe seeks leverage in cloud computing market
• Feds to force drug makers to disclose doctor compensation
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• Magic City Bulls and Orlando Phantoms win pre-season bowl games Saturday
• Estrella TV auditioning in Tampa for Tengo Talento Mucho Talento
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• The Gasparilla Parade of the Pirates
• Sarasota Millionaires airing TV spot for FFA season opener this Saturday
• Martin Luther King Events in Tampa Bay: Jan. 16 – Jan. 21
• 2012 Gasparilla Invasion Brunch
• Former T-Yanks Montero and Noesi traded to Mariners
• Poll: Florida voters favor casino gambling
• J.C. Newman top management team in 2011
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• Walter Investment Management plans capital raise
• Busch Gardens opens animal care operation for public viewing
• Flooring America merges with G. Fried Flooring
• Patricia Shaw gets two years for 1099 fraud scheme
• Report: Rooting out the bad apples in Apple’s supply chain
• Train to be a Medical Assistant at Everest in Arlington, Va.
• 2012 CFO of the Year finalists named
• Done Deals: The Pointe sold for nearly $47M
• Florida AG clears planned blood bank merger
• Bank of America may scale back
• Already Tried Community College and It Didn't Work?
• Need a Change in Life and Not Sure What It Is?
• JPMorgan Chase profit dips 23% in 4Q
• Tampa City Council nix charter school proposal
• S&P: Raymond James Financial placed on CreditWatch 'negative’
• Beef ‘O’ Brady’s set to expand in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain
• Texans’ Phillips pulls out of contention for Bucs coaching job
• New Microsoft patent deal covers 70 percent of Android devices
• Deanne Roberts remembered for leadership and mentoring, passion for Tampa Bay
• Report: IRS budget cuts allow tax fraud to fester
• Troops support charity claims ‘modern day piracy’
• Forecast: Florida, national economy ‘slowly climbing’ out of downturn
• United States and Cuba collaborate on spill preparedness, indirectly
• Talking points to get you a better raise
• HART Board sends a polite “no thank you” to Florida Senator Jack Latvala
• Donations to American Red Cross Helping Haiti Recover and Rebuild at Two-Year Anniversary of Earthquake
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• Martin Luther King Events: Jan. 13 - 15
• Two FFA teams to play minor league football bowl games this weekend
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• ChappellRoberts Founder Deanne Roberts dies
• Tom James plays games, including M&A, with Morgan Keegan
• Blackburn heads Sabadell United Bank expansion in Tampa Bay
• New survey: Jobs added in 2011
• Cake sculptor to appear at Festival of Chocolate
• Raymond James looks for long-term payoff in Morgan Keegan deal
• Report: Pinellas County visitor number nears 2007 record
• American Cement hires PeakBiety for sustainability campaign
• Michelle Obama highlights USF’s planned veterans center
• Humana takes large new lease in Westshore’s MetWest
• Longboat Key Club & Resort to appeal court decision
• St. Petersburg-Clearwater airport sees gains when others don’t
• Commissioner drops re-election bid after leaving crash for salon date
• Report: Home value declines slowing
• Former Buccaneers coach Morris not unemployed for long
• Aviation Authority to reconsider $50,000 pay hike for Lopano
• Polk City: Impact fee moratorium could be extended
• Ford recalls thousands of minivans, SUVs
• EPA makes it possible to identify largest CO2 emitters
• Martin Luther King events for January 12 - 14
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• Raymond James CEO Reilly: Deal for Morgan Keegan is a ‘major step’
• Raymond James buys Morgan Keegan for $930M
• Hank Hine highlights new Dalí Museum’s first year
• Tampa streamlines permitting, invests in automation
• Fisher & Phillips expands to Massachusetts, Tennessee
• Florida Secretary of State Kurt Browning resigns
• New contractor leaves Hernando Co residents with garbage
• Crowley beefs up container shipping
• Lady Speed Stick named title sponsor of Women’s Half Marathon
• UACDC names Jurman CEO and executive director
• Zwicky named chairman of the board at BlueGlass
• Temple Terrace park to be more accommodating
• Six Bay area companies to present at Florida Venture Forum conference
• Fungicide fear sparks price jumps in orange juice market
• Downtown Tampa Taco Bus a posh version of ‘rustic’ original
• Post-Shuttle life on Cape far from quiet
• Chinese group buys yacht builder Ferretti, Bertram line
• Florida files challenge to Medicaid provisions
• Private equity set to play major political role
• Port Dolphin Energy project extension shorter than requested
• Murdered Avila doctor had Town ‘N Country practice for years
• Call ahead for pick-up? Citrus Connection looks to fund service
• River Hills Park undergoes transformation
• Chocolate festival set for this weekend
• Longtime reporter honored by Temple Terrace
• Gasparilla Children's Parade and Piratechnic Extravaganza
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• Publix to end curbside service at Tampa test location
• Moms Returning to School – Everest Can Help
• Stephen King to take part in discussion following documentary premiere
• Colliers International launches Student Housing Group
• From Combat to Classroom
• Verizon’s Florida investment hits $205 million in 2011
• TECO Energy introduces mobile website
• USF College of Education receives $2.5M for principal preparation partnership
• FDIC: 1st United was one of three bidders for failed Old Harbor Bank
• Everest College Holds Financial Aid Information Session
• HART vote unanimous against state mandate for merger
• Poll: Floridians support casinos, oppose Medicaid cuts
• Custom Components Co. sold to Grey Mountain Partners
• Scott to call for more jobs, less government in speech
• Merger deadline extended by Progress, Duke Energy
• VC firms raise $5.6B in fourth quarter
• CES 2012: What’s the hot new consumer electronics trend?
• Wall Street firms: Junior bankers could see pay cut
• Bombing plot targeted South Tampa Irish bar
• Chick-fil-A offers free breakfast with Internet reservation
• Drop in inventory, foreclosures could lead to Bay area home price boost
• Graeter's ice cream hits Publix, Winn-Dixie shelves
• Police not saying much about double murder in exclusive, gated Avila
• Much of the BP oil and gas spill remained below
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• Belleview Biltmore owners file application to demolish
• Jabil pays $128.5 million for Telmar
• HART, PSTA board oppose merger of bus agencies
• Temple Terrace city offices to close for King holiday
• Sarasota cancer support community ‘ties the knot’ with Brides Against Breast Cancer
• "Monster Jam" back at Raymond James Stadium
• New survey: Leases of 2011
• Jones appointed president of Hillsborough Education Foundation
• C.Q. Insulation announces new leadership
• Cigar City to brew on-site at Tampa International Airport
• Norwood Smith joins Mainsail Lodging and Development
• Valpak coupons available on CheckPoints app
• Fed encourages Congress to get active on housing remedies
• Buccaneers' coaching search heats up
• Battle over resort casinos shaping up as ‘epic’
• Verdict: Banks may provide some relief to Pearlman victims
• Former Sanborn Studios open as Florida Sound Stage
• Residents bristle at permit to allow neighbor to sell assault rifles, pistols
• Legislature 2012: Lawmakers not likely to attack major policy
• Sternberg: Rays tops among Bay area fans
• Dick Greco set for weekly radio sparring
• Fraud-busting program on improper payments on hold
• CROWNS: Portraits of Black Women in Church Hats
• Tampa Bay Lightning: January 9 through January 15
• Many questions to be answered as FFA prepares for regular season
• LagerheadZ Bar & Grill in Tarpon Springs Third Stop – North Pinellas Pub Riders Viva Las Vegas Pub Crawl!
• Hernando County to hold public meetings on changes to THE BUS service
• T-Yanks announce 2012 Staff
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• Lightning acquires defenseman Brendan Mikkelson, trades Blair Jones
• Tampa’s Carter Validus REIT buys Atlanta data center
• Homans tapped to lead Tampa Hillsborough EDC
• TBTF Foundation names Monika Martin as executive director
• Golf course surveys are now under way
• Retail, restaurant industry segments show promise in 2012
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• Sarasota woman gets 18 months for health care fraud
• Smith & Nephew gets OK to sell pocket-size product in U.S.
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida, AmeriHealth Mercy to enter Medicaid market
• James Woods to appear at Ringling College Digital Filmmaking Studio Lab
• ‘Voracious’ 1 percent of mobile users accounts for half of global data demand
• Bondi files suit against two foreclosure management firms
• Fresh data in Bay area office market signals absorption, gains
• BOG’s Temple says influence on USF Poly needs to be nixed
• Networks: Apple's Siri software doubles data usage
• Council member: Foster meeting with Rays' Sternberg overdue
• Report: Jobs outlook bolstered by accelerated hiring
• Polk Vision’s Colleen Burton to resign
• Brian Metz of AgileThought Promoted To Vice President of Business Development
• Bill to repeal the Florida Renewable Fuel Standard Act postponed
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• Liz Smith to head OSI Restaurant board
• MOR hires Ad Partners as agency of record
• RNC Host Committee to hold educational forum
• Scott named executive director of Sarasota foundation
• Saladworks on track to open three Tampa area stores
• Everest's Fort Worth Campuses Announce 'Dream' Award Winners
• Increased TIA international service prompts $26M renovation proposal
• BP oil spill claim payments resume
• Tampa selects firm to redevelop federal courthouse
• SEC charges Palm Harbor man with accounting fraud
• Innovaro aids in sale of patent portfolio
• Ambassador Urges Students to Participate in Democracy
• Organists Promise to Fire Up the Imagination
• Big iPhone sales crimp Verizon Wireless Q4 margins
• Tampa restaurateur Gordon Davis outlines plans for new eateries
• Air Force stops Jacksonville military plane contract
• Hillsborough to consider former Kearney HQ for ops center
• Jordache wants to foreclose on former Versace mansion
• Wanted businessman Stanton insists he’s been maligned
• Report: 'Cash-rich' Best Buy becomes an attractive LBO play
• Pent-up demand, latest bed-tax data shows tourism sector energized
• Service industries boost helping spark U.S. economy
• Sarasota Millionaires to stage family event before home opener
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• Sabal Pavilion, home to Ford in Tampa, bought by CBRE
• CarePoint grows in central Florida with Pediatric Health buy
• Report: Florida workers’ comp market seems competitive
• Dunkin' Donuts plans to double locations in 20 years
• Florida had more inbound than outbound moves in 2011
• Conference convenes principals, other school leaders in Tampa
• Manatee Economic Development Corp. forms independently
• Jerry Springer named honorary grand marshal of Knight Parade
• Invest inks deal with Texans Credit Union
• Florida State Fair releases new iPhone app
• Fed's interest-rate changes to be forecast publicly
• Dow Jones: Median price of M&A spikes
• Airfares expected to ascend
• Real estate fraud case sees another banker plead guilty
• University Mall theater set for upgrades in seating, equipment
• $52 million Lakeland road widening set to start
• JD Alexander’s record request (583 pages) fulfilled
• Iran tensions, supply concern force oil prices up
• Cold snap has citrus industry watching, fruit may be sweeter
• Nation’s biggest banks to see big 2011 earnings boost
• City unveils bronzed mayor and downtown project
• K-Bar Ranch board fills Mobley's seat
• Club officers installed
• Celebrate Three Kings Day
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• Community Foundation of Tampa Bay searches for new leader
• LSU’s Pietruszkiewicz named dean of Stetson College of Law
• A trip around the ‘racetrack’ at St. Anthony’s new ER
• Dream Award Winner not Sidelined by Injuries
• Today is deadline to register for Jan. 31 vote
• Music Educators Association back to make music in Tampa
• New surveys under way: Commercial real estate brokers
• Birch to acquire Bay area IP assets of AstroTel
• Kiplinger ranks New College among top 20 best value institutions
• Lincare stock falls after Citigroup analyst report
• PolitiFact, Hearst Television partner on ‘Commitment 2012’
• Sport Aviation Expo 2012 coming to Sebring
• Report: Raymond James appears to gain ground in Morgan Keegan talks
• Marlins new stadium a mixed model for Rays
• VA center the focus of federal harassment allegations
• Embraer wins contract to build military planes in Jacksonville
• Anna Maria Island gets its own local music radio station
• The buyers of Sarasota County's most expensive real estate in 2011
• Report: Buccaneers interested in Jim Tressel
• iPad3 details emerging
• Sinkholes loom as latest insurance debacle in Florida
• Glazer: Money no object in new Buccaneers coach quest
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• Florida No. 3 on film incentives list
• Florida, AT&T Mobility agree to multimillion-dollar settlement
• Utah Looking for Registered Nurses
• Gazelle Lab expands to Orlando
• Psoria-Shield raises $1.5 million
• Bill Allen steps down from OSI Restaurant board
• Pro-Am to change name, picks up Lightning as host
• Morsani gift to USF Health ranks high among 2011 charitable donations
• Florida hit hard by Sears, Kmart closings
• Who’s paid the most in Tampa Bay?
• Regulators take action against alleged Ponzi schemer Sebastian
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) Enters Voluntary Education Partnership
• New Year's Eve Tampa events
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• Campuses are open on Monday. How is your break?
• JW Wellness clinic case leads to 30-year prison term
• Four new food trucks join Buckhorn’s Fiesta
• HSN.com drops in ForeSee survey of online customer satisfaction
• Anderen sets date for vote, releases details on 1st United deal
• Trouble-free trips keep travel delays in perspective
• Temple Terrace police to stage roadside safety checks
• Proposed archeological preserve located in Egmont Key
• Florida to see new wages, possible voting changes in 2012
• New Tampa to Russia cargo services begin Jan. 14
• Kforce revamps stock buyback
• Done Deals: Tampa property sold in package deal
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• Report: Feds sue Harold Steinbrenner over tax refund
• Swindal reappointed to Tampa Port board
• Tampa Bay construction employment continues to sag
• Legoland Florida hits capacity
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• Gov. Scott appoints Susan Frazier to Florida Transportation Commission
• Mosaic hires PCL as general contractor for Streamsong
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• Carlton Fields names new Atlanta office chief
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• Dental Assistant Career Training at Everest in Houston
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• Fla. Supreme Court: Foreclosure mediation program shut down
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• Photoblog: Faces of Courage event draws corporate, celebrity support
• HealthEdge sells Advanced Bio-Technologies to Sinclair
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• Lowry Park Zoo signs on Schifino Lee as agency of record
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• Brown & Brown to acquire Arrowhead General Insurance for $395M
• Vology Data donates $1.1 million in equipment to St. Petersburg
• Florida unemployment at verge of dropping below 10 percent
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• Associated Industries of Florida names Tom Feeney new leader
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• USF College of Education receives $430K Helios grant
• Tampa Bay soccer team once again ‘Rowdies’
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• Global Imaging Systems acquires Merizon Group Inc.
• Slideshow: USF, Busch Gardens most-searched on Google in 2011
• UT Gains Honor Society that Recognizes Top Non-Traditional/Adult Students
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• Report: Japan to choose Lockheed’s F-35 as stealth fighter
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• Camacho Cigars signs sponsorship with Orange Bowl Festival
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• Nancy Rocker named GM of Hotel Indigo in St. Petersburg
• Carnival Cruise Lines sails new ship from Tampa
• Winter Haven Hospital considers collaboration with Adventist, others, report says
• Bella Petrella's to acquire Advanced Nutritional Solutions
• Tampa Tribune begins layoff of 165
• Republican National Convention names PR Newswire ‘official newswire’
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• Tampa receives five hotel proposals for courthouse project
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• Bright House, Freeman win RNC contracts as media ‘walks through’
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• Ikea to install solar panels in Tampa, nine other locations
• USF St. Petersburg accreditation reaffirmed
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• Progress Energy nuclear facilities control transferred to Duke Energy
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• TBSS plans to acquire Velella International Lighting
• Frontier Airlines to launch Tampa-Kansas City service
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• Bankrate CEO to speak at Florida Venture Forum
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• Alliance names former CompCare CEO Hill to top job
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• Verizon Wireless to buy Bright House spectrum
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• St. Petersburg Free Clinic names Houghton executive director
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• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
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• Florida Bank’s Martinez looks to grab market share, takes aim at big banks
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• Florida unemployment hits a new low at 10.3%
• Buqueras approved as new Port Manatee executive director
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• Tampa Humidor to dominate Ybor City Heritage and Cigar Festival
• UT to Hold Tribute to Honor Freddie Solomon
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• Report: Some Floridians would save with Affordable Care Act
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• As Israel watches, Gilad comes home
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• Health Management Associates gains on admission increases
• Regions Financial posts $101M profit for 3Q
• Tampa Port: Norwegian Cruise Line impacts local economy
• Carlos Buqueras named Port Manatee executive director
• Former Bane Medical execs Gregory, Tracy Bane sentenced
• Amway Center turns into 'Euphoria' with Enrique Igleisas, Pitbull and Prince Roy
• Amway Center turns into 'Euphoria' with Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Prince Roy
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• Lightning continues Blue Cross and Blue Shield partnership, adds CDW
• Coronado Drive hotel nears completion in Clearwater Beach
• University of South Florida to host Republican debate
• Solar energy to power John’s Pass Seafood Festival
• Roper Industries’ profits up
• Community Bank 3Q profit tops $900,000
• New workers’ compensation rate approved
• UT Partners with University of Memphis to Explore Issues of Homelessness
• Kiwanis Club of Longboat Key elects new president
• CompCare gets exclusive distribution rights for back brace
• State of the Spa Industry
• UT Sweeps SSC Cross Country Championships With Men Winning First Crown
• A visit from "The Doctor"
• Former Broadway actress Aniko Farrell dies
• Family celebration shattered by crash that kills Tampa couple
• Step Out Walk to Stop Diabetes
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• Old Harbor Bank fails, acquired by 1st United Bank
• Jon Hammill gets 30-month sentence in Botfly scheme
• Manheim, Black & Decker offices shutting down, laying off
• Floridians rely heavily on outside sources of income
• Suncoast Schools’ Tom Dorety talks jobs, account growth
• Music of Mark Sforzini Featured in Fourth Annual Composer Festival Nov. 10
• Scott says Fla. unemployment trending in right direction
• Kahwa Coffee to open new location in Rivergate Tower
• Profit grows at SunTrust
• Readers: Criticism of Gov. Scott’s jobs promises valid
• Jabil buys back more stock
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Oct. 14-20
• 2011 Just Between Friends of Lakeland’s consignment sale event has begun
• M.A.D. is back and better than EVER!
• MOSI celebrates "Red Ribbon Week"
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• Number of Tampa Bay suburban poor spikes up
• USF Police Crime Tracker for Oct. 13-19
• IRX Therapeutics comes home to Tampa Bay area
• Florida Chamber unveils jobs plan
• AT&T: 1 million iPhone 4S phones activated
• Lightning look to snap losing streak; Game-day preview versus Islanders
• IRX Therapeutics will move to St. Pete, bring 280 jobs in five years
• Inuvo plans HQ move to New York after buying Vertro
• La Gloria Cubana Artesanos Retro Especialé - cigar review
• Database: Search Florida state employee salaries
• Gov. Scott to announce biotech relocation in St. Pete
• Tampa Bay & Co. set to name Catoe’s preferred successor: Kelly M. Miller
• Stantec marks anniversary with new Ybor City signage
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Oct. 13-19
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• CigarSniper.com open beta test is this Friday
• Southern Poverty Law Center challenges Fla. tuition policy
• Brown & Brown OKs stock buyback
• Risky business in exotic animals
• Moody’s upgrades Sarasota hospital bonds on new letter of credit
• Raymond James annual profit swells
• Tech Summit: Cloudy with a good chance of business growth
• Florida ranks No. 2 in Ex-Im Bank small biz financing
• Gov. Scott appoints Maggard to SWFMD board
• Stonegate Bank profit jumps despite extra costs from Tampa deal
• Six Florida markets rank in top eight for long-term income growth
• Homecoming 2011 Ushers in Fall
• Vigil to put faces to problem of prescription drug abuse
• Vigil to put faces to problem of prescription drug abuse
• Free Hispanic event planned for Saturday
• Councilwoman Capin visits Temple Crest on 'listening tour'
• Blitz is on to garner glitz' guests
• New salon reaches out to those battling cancer
• Fast-food eatery sets sights on New Tampa, again
• Big week for Tampa Bay cigar events
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• Report: JPMorgan Chase surpasses Bank of America
• Republic Bancorp posts profit gain as credit quality improves
• Robinson High student earns pilot's license
• Republican National Convention logo incorporates Tampa Bay
• Burger 21 to open location No. 2
• Tampa Port board proposes joint lobbying deal for transportation agencies
• USF to use pricing software for football tickets
• UT Receives Gold and Silver LEED Certification for New Buildings
• Florida voters OK with gambling as is, survey shows
• Lincare 3Q income drops on higher costs
• Visit St. Petersburg Clearwater launches mobile site
• Brown & Brown 3Q profit slips
• This Week at Your Library October 16 - 22, 2011
• Theater group seeks permanent quarters
• Tampa Bay Tech swimmers look forward to postseason meets
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• Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa completes renovations
• Pay for Pharmacy Technicians in Oregon Outpaces National Average
• Transitions Championship signs with Ad Partners, Bayview
• Publix snags Island Estates Plaza in Clearwater Beach for $8.1M
• Sallee named theater chair of Patel Conservatory
• Photoblog: Tampa Bay Lightning opens to Forum makeover
• Steiner Leisure plans to buy Ideal Image for $175M
• TBBJ readers do not support Obama’s jobs plan
• Inuvo plans to buy Vertro in $19M deal
• Tampa Bay Water board rejects $30M settlement agreement
• Millionaires resume practice sessions Tuesday night in Sarasota
• Tampa Bay area reacts to death of driver Dan Wheldon
• Margaret Iuculano speaks at New Tampa Republican Club
• 8th annual Conga Caliente Festival Nov. 6
• Halloween Treat Street
• BOCC Candidate Steve Cona speaks at New Tampa Republican Club
• Occupy Tampa
• Yankee Minor Leaguers added to Prospect Lists
• Kforce: 3Q expected to exceed estimates
• Gap planning to shutter more U.S. stores
• USF, IHMC to cooperate on joint research
• Greenberg Traurig opens Mexico City office
• Moody’s rates $80M Pinellas County school notes
• Everest Student is a Case Study in Time Management
• Community Bank, Tampa Bay Buccaneers partner
• Slideshow: Pieces in place for Legoland Florida grand opening
• ULI findings encourage changes in downtown Tampa
• Deadline for '2012 Book of Lists' art contest looms
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Oct. 7-13
• Advantec renames itself eDocs Conversation Solutions, plans hiring
• List of interior designers for business now on drawing board
• TBBJ’s 2011 Health Care Heroes winners named, celebrated
• Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA) Kicks Off 'Learn for the Cure'
• "HISTeria" takes over Tampa Bay History Center
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• Scott's job plan focuses on removing business barriers
• Pharmacy owner Retsidistswe Griffith, others face charges
• Enterprise zone board has doubts about expansion issue
• Ruden McClosky, Greenspoon Marder discuss merger
• USF Police Crime Tracker for Oct. 6-12
• ‘Best of St. Pete/Clearwater’ hinges on vote
• Industry Leaders to Speak at Business Network Symposium
• Gift of Peace breakfast to benefit The Spring of Tampa Bay
• Monster Planes RC event underway in Lakeland
• Shriners Hospitals for Children gets $60 million gift from A.B. Hudson, largest in system’s history
• Progressive to hire 130 in Tampa
• Florida Tech acquires LaSalle Computer Learning Center
• JPMorgan Chase earnings slip
• Bank of the Ozarks earnings fall
• Residents unite for fun, fight crime
• Electric vehicle stations installed in Downtown Tampa
• UT Professor to Discuss Shark Research Prior to Jaws Screening at Tampa Theatre
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Oct. 6-12
• First CEO Exchanges scheduled for November
• Clearwater Jazz Holiday
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• Photographer Goes Deep in Upcoming Exhibit
• JSA Healthcare expands with acquisition
• UT Students to Show Their Skills at the Dance Happening Oct. 26-29
• USF, UT business schools named in Princeton Review ranking
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• Oragenics receives technology patent
• Sykes College of Business Named One of the World’s Top Business Schools by Princeton Review
• Tampa Bay Comic Con rolls out new format for 2012
• Paradise launches ‘Surprising St. Pete’
• BayCare, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida sign deal
• Can Everest Career Services Help You?
• Community Foundation of Tampa Bay awards $315K in grants
• Temple Terrace Reads draws record crowd
• This Week at Your Library October 9 - 15, 2011
• Residents unite for fun, fight crime
• New Tampa church reaches out to Old Hyde Park
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• 5 Reasons to Become a Correctional Officer
• Florida, Visa and Bucs’ Freeman team up for video game
• Debit card debate sparks Community Bank giveback
• NFL owners choose Arizona over Tampa for Super Bowl XLIX
• Sarasota Millionaires airing television spots promoting team and new head coach
• Everest Students Aid Merrillville, Ind. Animal Shelter
• ‘Dolphin Tale’ helps aquarium break attendance records
• Marc Spooner named executive chef at Tropicana Field
• nFinanSe wraps up $11M securities sale
• Bovie Medical gets patent for safety device
• Buckhorn among Florida mayors backing American Jobs Act
• John Collins to lead St. Petersburg Arts Alliance
• HART ridership, up 12 percent, sets new annual record
• Help Save Lives with American Red Cross Fire Safety Tips Install Smoke Alarms and Create a Fire Escape Plan
• Freedom golfer tees up good results
• Woman honored for spearheading Woodmont Clubhouse's founding
• Tampa Bay, Arizona vie for Super Bowl XLIX in 2015
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• UT Celebrates Hungarian Composer’s 200th Birthday with Concert
• SouthComm Inc. acquires Creative Loafing Tampa
• Workers’ comp rate increase gets state hearing Oct. 11
• Apple presells 1 million iPhones in 24 hours
• Gas prices drop amid a volatile market
• Big 3 Entertainment updates Mahaffey Theater
• Cigar events in Tampa Bay this week
• Odyssey discovers second ship with silver cargo
• Done deals: Signature Place commercial space sold
• HarmonTampa to provide PR for Pin Chasers Knight Parade
• Publix ranks No. 1 for corporate citizenship reputation
• Temple Terrace floats new Hillsborough River event
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• The occupiers invade downtown Tampa and remembering Steve Jobs
• ABC Charters to launch service to Holguin, Cuba
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• Pre-orders start for iPhone 4S
• Publix to offer Legoland gift cards
• Florida ranks 30th for long-term income growth
• Dunn&Co. signs on as agency of record for Tony Roma’s
• UT Professor Learns How to Turn French Fries Into Fuel
• Strong Outlook for Dental Assistants in the Columbus Metro Area
• ULI to visit Tampa next week
• Schifino Lee launches campaign for AM 820 News
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Sept. 30-Oct. 6
• TIA website asks for feedback on ‘look and feel’
• HSN to use QR codes on-air
• Ceviche to relocate, expand in South Tampa
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• ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement hits Tampa streets
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• Wacky World Studios creates ‘themed environments’ for CMA
• Readers: Debit card fees would make us switch
• Burawa leads Desert Dogs to 10-4 victory in AFL
• World Triathlon Corp. partners with Infront Sports & Media
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• Photoblog: Lawyer takes the plunge — literally
• Tampa Electric, Energy Center partner for school project
• USF Police Crime Tracker for Sept. 29-Oct. 5
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• Tampa International Airport director Lopano declines $50K raise
• Straz Center and Tampa Museum of Art partner for art display
• Respected Florida Attorney Joseph Pippen, Jr. Receives Honorary Doctorate Degree
• Wrestling Star Appears on ABC's Home Makeover
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• CareCentrix expands in Tampa
• Planned Medicaid shift draws protestors to WellCare
• Sternberg warning of ‘vaporized’ Rays raises questions about letting go
• BB&T manager Dabrowski sentenced for theft of bank funds
• HCC’s Dale Mabry campus wins $4.3 million grant
• Occupy Tampa plans Thursday protest
• WellCare moves forward with class-action settlement
• Farm workers sue McDonald’s for tomato payment
• New St. Petersburg Publix to open Oct. 13
• David Straz Jr. becomes chair of Florida Health Sciences Center
• Lightning finalize opening roster, Connolly earns roster spot
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• Montero makes post-season debut
• 2011 Red Bull Flugtag Tampa Bay
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• Tampa Palms temple selects new spiritual leader
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• Temple Terrace Relay for Life kicks off 10th year
• Thousands attend Telemundo Tampa’s La Feria de la Familia
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• EVOS creates advisory board
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• St. Pete passes resolution on Congo conflict-free minerals
• Apple unveils iPhone 4S, no iPhone 5
• Ballard Designs’ ‘Stafford’ step stools recalled
• Buffa, Moler join Cushman & Wakefield
• Pier Aquarium officials reveal ‘Secrets of the Sea’
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• Kohl's to hire 40,000 seasonal workers
• Toraño Family Cigar Co. to give away 25 wine refrigerators and a grand prize
• Jennifer Bakunas reflects on selling Magnetic
• Tampa Bay metros see double-digit unemployment since 2009
• UT Fall Choral Concert Oct. 18 Will “Let Music Live”
• UT Hosts Experiential Education Workshops Nov. 12
• Wells Fargo gains, Bank of America slips in market share
• Bridgeline Digital acquires Magnetic for $1M
• Next Andreychuk seeks volleyball championship
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• Tech Data revamps credit agreement
• Slideshow: MLB playoff team salaries
• CB Richard Ellis changes its name
• Robert Forsythe to step down as USF College of Business dean
• Robert Sinclair Pope pleads guilty in fraud case
• Robb & Stucky liquidation begins Friday
• OAI names Mike Bombino CFO
• AirTran adds new Key West service at TIA
• Why Not Get a Diploma in Massage Therapy?
• Florida credit scores fall
• Bay area jobless rate ticks up
• Progress Energy, Kinder Morgan agree to secure coal supply
• Regulator gives conditional approval to Progress Energy, Duke Energy deal
• Second Tampa Food Truck Rally planned
• Pay stations installed at Sand Key Park
• ‘Dolphin Tale’ No. 1 at box office
• Attend Everest and Get a Diploma in Medical Administrative Assistant
• Aon Hewitt projects 6.9 percent jump in health care rates in 2012
• Bank of America gives $90K to Feeding America, Boys & Girls Clubs
• HCA again a public company
• Brennan Investment Group to develop 277 Tampa Bay area acres
• Brown & Brown agrees to buy Industry Consulting Group in Texas
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• RealtyTrac: Foreclosures down, expected to rise again
• Malcolm Out Loud Talks with Presidential Hopeful Rick Santorum
• Brisco Continues Legacy
• Freedom High counselor is Beijing bound
• Newt Gingrich holds Tea Party Cyber Tour tele-townhall conference
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• Amy Norman leaving Tampa Bay Technology Forum
• Publix issues recall on spinach dip
• CAE awarded $12 million federal contract modification
• Pinellas County chamber leaders ready for Republican National Convention
• Plaza Resorts offers Tampa Bay Rays sweepstakes
• Ferg’s to host rally for Tampa Bay Rays
• All Children’s posts $5.7M operating income
• Photoblog: SunTrust tower’s lights up close
• Procyon income jumps for FY2011
• Slideshow: Tampa Bay Rays clinch a wild card spot
• Northeast Crime Tracker for Sept. 23-29
• Two Local Women Selected As Winners Of Red Cross Presidential Award Of Excellence
• Yanni’s Pet Sitting And More Launches New Website For Tampa-Area Clients
• 22nd Street project: one phase done, another to start
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• Ghostly happenings taking wing in Polk City
• Agenda 21: The EPA and the UN share a global vision
• New cigar shop grand opening
• USF to showcase itself at expo in London
• Football, cheer group to hold championships in Plant City, Lakeland
• AT&T upgrades cell sites in Manatee, Sarasota
• Reports: Bank of America plans debit card fee
• Former Burger 21 chef Ponte sues Front Burner Brands
• Tampa Bay Rays postseason tickets available Friday
• FBI database: Crime in Florida cities
• Regulator orders Raymond James broker-dealers to repay $1.7M to investors
• Moffitt, Walgreens raise $223K for research
• ValCom, FilmOn ink deal to broadcast films
• Former Temple Terrace Mayor Ray Knopke dies
• USF Police Crime Tracker for Sept. 21-27
• Betances shows improvement in start with Yanks
• Bank of America Presents "Museums on Us"
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• Tampa contractor chosen for Cold Stone renovations
• Fall Deans’ Initiative on Civility Means More than Being Nice at UT
• The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to Fort Meade
• Ken Jones discusses Republican National Convention volunteer opportunities
• Bay Cities, Platinum, Community Southern banks get small business funding
• Moffitt Cancer Center FY11 income slips
• UT Professor Offers Vision of Florida’s Sacred Landscapes
• Florida asks for Supreme Court review of health care law
• Area lawyers Kevin J. Hubbart, James B. Permar disbarred
• Robert J. Fine Jr., Timothy O. North appointed to SPC trustees
• Globe Trailers awarded $86 million defense contract
• It's official: New iPhone to debut Oct. 4
• Food Truck fad continues in Tampa
• Buckhorn named to Urban Land Institute Fellowship
• Hernando County raises property tax rates
• The University of Tampa Sets Another Enrollment Record
• Plant City 9th Anniversary Bike Fest
• Freedom's linebackers key to future success
• Drug-free lives celebrated Saturday
• Jalapeno's brings some spice to New Tampa restaurant scene
• Billy Graham historical marker dedicated
• Home construction solid at Live Oak Preserve
• New set on NBC's Meet the Press
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• Frankie Negron and Raul Acosta y Oro Solido headliners for Feria de la Familia
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• TBBJ's Ian Anderson takes publisher’s reins at New Mexico Business Weekly
• Moody’s affirms A1 rating for Sarasota County Public Hospital District
• Slideshow: Odyssey Marine’s shipwreck discovery
• Demonstrations blamed for closing of Ahava London flagship store
• Rays minor leaguer tagged best Jewish rookie pitcher
• Federations turn to social media third time in effort to honor Jewish Community Heroes
• Yom Kippur without fasting: How kids can atone, too
• ‘Israeli Idol’ brings act and message to U.S.
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• 10 Muslim students guilty of disrupting Oren speech
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• Domestic violence ‘misheberach’ prayer released for holidays
• Jewish Museum announces teen creative writing competition
• New exec named for Jewish Museum of Florida
• Presbyterian group wants to reconsider divesting from companies doing business with Israel
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• Buckhorn in Washington to discuss Republican National Convention
• After big 5th inning, T-Yanks beat Mets 10-1
• Attention Financial Aid students: The first batch of Fall award letters will start going out this week. FA will be applied toward your tuition beginning August 15 and you will be able to use it for books from August 16 - August 26. Any remaining balance
• Adam Hasner, Republican candidate for U. S. Senate in Tampa on Tuesday
• BioFlorida to host bioscience industry in Tampa
• Aetna strikes deal with Shriners Hospitals for Children
• Lakeland theater offers D-BOX seats for ‘Harry Potter’ opening
• Sarasota plans $22.5 million bond issue
• Dunkin’ estimates IPO share price between $16-$18
• Census: Florida will have significant population growth
• HCA’s $1.45 billion Colorado deal questioned
• Synovus names Allen Gula COO
• Tampa judge sentences three in bank fraud scheme
• Harris Poll: Rays among the five least popular MLB teams
• International Exhibiting Photographer Jason Dowd Work Featured in Tarpon Springs Gallery
• Thinking about taking classes at HCC? Enroll in 4 Easy steps! Just click the link for more information.
• Czech Zlin Bestmann evokes mixed emotions in Polk City, Fla.
• After 12 innings, T-Yanks drop Game 2 to Mets 6-5
• After 12 innings, T-Yanks drop Game 2 to Mets 6-5
• Facundo Cabral, Entertainer and Messenger of Peace, killed in Guatemala
• Is the International Baccalaureate Programme co-opting your child?
• T-Yanks win Game 1 of double header 3-1
• Raising the debt ceiling
• Legoland gives glimpse of park work
• BB&T extends deal to Main Street, Audio Messaging investor
• Grow Financial donates New Port Richey property to LAHDC
• Whole Foods Market to open in Carrollwood
• Medical Assistants in High Demand in Indiana
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for July 1-7
• Copa Airlines sees growth in international flights
• Federal Reserve releases report on college credit card agreements
• CBM Florida pumps $25 million into Community Bank
• Florida Bank Group gets $5 million infusion
• Home prices continue to fall nationwide, worse in Tampa Bay
• Colombian Independence Festival
• 2011/2012 TIPS information is here! Just click the link below.
• Kentucky taps WellCare for Medicaid program
• Mica releases transportation funding bill
• PNC presence to grow in Bay area with RBC purchase
• Gillet named governor of AAF-Fourth District
• Everest College in Aurora Offers a Criminal Justice Program – Train Today
• Food Network features Bern’s Steak House
• Port director Wainio’s contract renewal gets attention
• AT&T adds capacity to Sarasota-Bradenton wireless network
• Community Bank & Co. plans to buy Old Harbor Bank
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida names Patrick Geraghty as CEO
• Free Slurpees to celebrate 7-Eleven birthday
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for June 30-July 6
• Quadriplegic Physician Dr. Glen House Hosts New Radio Show for Injured & Disabled on Health Radio
• Tampa beats Daytona 7-1
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• Busch Gardens, SeaWorld profiled in industry report
• Apple seeks ban on sale of Samsung phones, tablet
• Aerosonic receives Korea Aerospace Industries order
• Southwest: Layoffs not part of AirTran merger
• Target settles discrimination lawsuit for $160K
• New speculation on iPhone 5
• On the Move Systems purchases Crawford Mobile Install
• Florida companies double sales at Hospitalar
• Treasury: Direct deposit on upswing in hurricane-prone states
• First National Bank of the Gulf Coast taps Keenan as regional president
• Media Personality Shannon Rose Hosts TV Show
• New parent of LifePath Hospice expands services to assist seniors
• Friendship Club celebrates summer
• Bikes for tikes: a rewarding combination
• CAIR's Tampa chapter has new director
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• Retiring principal ready for a break, new principal takes the reins
• Garden volunteer has it made in the shade
• New fitness center's bright bikes create buzz
• MOSI exhibit turns math into music and motion
• T-Yanks beat Cubs 8-5
• You can now pay for your Fall classes on WebAdvisor! Login to your account at the link below to pay today. Remember, the payment due date is July 18.
• Readers: Majority would not support marriage equality
• Green manufacturer 5D Composite to create jobs in Sarasota
• Shula’s hosts Casey Anthony verdict watching
• Yogurt Mountain opens Bradenton store
• WSJ report: SEC probing new chair at St. Joe Co.
• Wolf Blitzer, Anderson Cooper to broadcast live from Florida State Fairgrounds
• Florida Cottage Food Act sweet news to home chefs
• General Dynamics wins $36M contract
• Arby’s now owned by Roark Capital
• Higher education service providers to meet in Tampa
• Happy Independence Day and enjoy your day off from classes!
• Avro Vulcan visits to central Florida symbolized Anglo-American relationship
• T-Yanks beat Manatees 5-4
• TIA: Cuba flights approved for Air MarBrisa, Island Travel, ABC
• SRI/Surgical Express turns profit corner
• NFIB/Fla. releases legislative priorities
• Pest control company Arrow buys in Sarasota, Largo, Seminole
• Crude oil more than $100 a barrel
• Biovest plan for cancer vaccine advances with EMA designation
• Untold tale behind the First Community Bank of America deal
• UF's Warrington School of Business rises in ranking
• Tampa market 19th in metro population ranking
• Doctors Administrative Solutions names Jennifer Shimek COO
• South Pinellas 912 Patriots releases results of U.S. Senate forum
• Thinking about a career in healthcare nutrition? Check out the Dietetic Technician Health Fair this Tuesday! Click the link for more information.
• Publix buys Brickell Village shopping center
• Gov. Scott: SunRail has local commitment that high-speed rail lacked
• Reporter’s notebook: Finding business lessons in reality TV
• TBBJ picks up 10 Florida Press Association awards
• Photo blog: Take the 'Davy Jones' hot wings challenge
• Done Deals: Marcus & Millichap brokered two Pinellas apartment deals
• Dental Assistant Training Makes Its Mark in San Francisco
• S&P: ‘BBB’ rating for some Barry University bonds
• Riding light rail system Lynx in Charlotte is pleasant
• AAF – Tampa Bay names officers
• Health Management Associates buys Mercy Health Partners
• Moody’s rates Clearwater bonds
• Fitch affirms Jabil rating
• HCC paints the town green!
• Thursday night's game postponed
• Roster changes continue for Tampa Yankees
• Taylor Bean’s Lee Farkas sentenced to 30 years
• Walter Energy CEO Keith Calder resigns
• Raymond James Bank buys Canadian assets of Allied Irish Banks
• Nautical Structures to expand in Pinellas Park
• Shadow Run Apartments note dealt
• Tuscany Ridge apartments sold to Camden Property Trust
• Bay Villa apartments fetch $1.45M from Intown
• WTSP-TV 10 News, WWBA AM 820 ink content agreement
• Teltronics files for bankruptcy
• Florida 2011 School Grades report available
• Man accused of raping Thonotosassa teen
• Tampa Bay Lightning signs Roloson, Hall and Bergeron
• Sherriff's Office Crime Tracker for June 23-29
• Attorney Fran Haasch to Attend Bike Fest in Plant City
• Heathcott explodes in debut; T-Yanks beat Cubs 10-3
• Staycation ideas in Tampa Part Three: Adventure Island
• Two big Tampa Bay cigar events on Thursday, June 30th and an awesome contest
• Miss the buyback at the bookstore? Post your textbook for sale on our Books for Sale/Wanted tab under the main Facebook picture!
• Firehouse Subs grant program benefits Pinellas Park PD
• Sarasota Millionaires Optimistic for 2012 Despite Worst Season in 2011
• Downtown Tampa pipeline project completed
• Burger King offers Independence Day sandwich deal
• David McKalip to unveil St. Pete ‘principles’ monument
• Busch Gardens Tampa Bay plans ‘massive’ fireworks
• Raymond James agree to repurchase securities, pay $1.7M fine
• Gov. Scott appoints three local lawyers to commissions
• Jennifer Lopez to appear on HSN live broadcast
• Free event at Curtis Hixon to launch Dragon Boat Championship
• Progressive: Florida is best state for a motorcycle ride
• Altadis USA adding 55 jobs in Fort Lauderdale
• Rick Scott moves to eliminate Florida Highway Patrol
• New Tampa Rotary group gives away its money
• Woman's devotion to city recognized
• Post office promises drive-up mail box
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• USF football coach to be featured at luncheon
• T-Yanks to host their own tribute to America
• T-Yanks lose 3-0 to Manatees
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• Readers: Obama would win re-election
• Delta offers flatbed seats in BusinessElite cabins
• Tampa, St. Petersburg ranked among ‘sedentary’ cities
• Wells Fargo, employees fined for unregistered activity
• Target CEO gives outlook for 2011 and beyond
• ATA: Truck shipments fall again
• Frontier Airlines pilots vote to join Teamsters
• Bid Report: Environmental, technology opportunities
• Floridians’ consumer confidence declines
• Tampa clubs, venue Latin events
• Regions to offer Western Union services
• T-Yanks beat Manatees 6-3
• South Pinellas 912 holds Republican Senator candidates forum
• Tampa Bay Lightning send qualifying offers; Gervais signed
• Progress Energy Florida urges repair at Crystal River
• USF Sarasota-Manatee wins separate accreditation
• Delta Air Lines sees ‘solid’ profits in 2Q
• Baker Barrios, Hardin to work on Rollins College inn
• Chipotle plans price hikes
• Apple seen with 2 new iPhones in September
• Red Frog Marketing, Clear pH form The Clear Agency
• Manny is Dodgers’ largest creditor; Rays avoided exposure
• Employees of Temple Terrace insurance company accused of fraud
• HUD grant to boost Tampa Housing Authority services
• Tampa gas prices down to $3.46 and falling
• O'Brien joins T-Yanks pitching lineup
• T-Yanks drop 1st game to Manatees 4-3
• T-Yanks beat Blue Jays 7-4
• Tampa 4th of July 2011: Florida Aquarium
• Tampa 4th of July 2011: Red, White and Zoo
• Tampa 4th of July 2011: MOSI ticket opportunity
• Tampa 4th of July 2011: Festivities in Channelside
• Tampa 4th of July 2011: Yacht Starship Fireworks Cruise
• Question about your financial aid? Click the link for a quick and easy FAQ.
• Tampa Bay Lightning ink Eric Brewer to a four-year deal
• Your Values and Goals Matter
• LandWarNet Conference to return to Tampa
• TBARTA passes master plan update
• Tampa Bay in top 20 of metro population ranking
• Shanahan to oversee Fla.’s economic development efforts at GOP convention
• Citadel Insurance Services opens Tampa office
• WSJ: AT&T, T-Mobile merger could hit retailers
• Choking hazard prompts Target recall
• 7-Eleven teams with law enforcement for Slurpee giveaway
• Lightning primed for NHL Entry Draft
• Direct Air airline service now in Lakeland, Fla.
• Report: Tampa in running for 1,000 Time Warner jobs
• Gov. Scott appoints MacNamara new chief of staff
• Prep works starts on New Tampa bridge project
• Sunshine and Bullets Release Debut CD
• Closer to justice for Fatima
• T-Yanks beat Blue Jays 8-1
• Roster changes shake up Tampa
• Attention Students: CampusCruiser will be undergoing maintenance this Saturday, June 25, 2011 from 12:00am to 6:00am Eastern Time, and will be down during that time.
• Tampa Bay Lightning’s 2011-12 schedule released
• Dental Assistants in High Demand in Cook County
• Genshaft appoints John W. Long USF chief operating officer
• Tampa Bay Lightning’s Martin St. Louis notches consecutive Lady Byng Trophy
• Study: Subway draws health-oriented customers
• Florida’s Latino vote expected to increase in 2012 election
• Tampa metro areas in mid-range for young brainpower
• Tonny Tun Tun at Whiskey North Tampa
• IRS increases standard mileage rate
• 2011 Nonprofit of the Year winners named
• Further details on Trump Tower land sale emerge
• Done Deals: St. Pete, Venice apartments sold for $31M
• Regional coalition submits recommendations to City of Tampa
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for June 16-22
• Tampa Bay Lightning’s Stamkos new NHL 12 cover player
• Former T-Yank Maruszak promoted to Triple-A
• "Staycation" ideas in Tampa: Part Two- LazyDays RV Campground
• "Staycation" ideas in Tampa: Part Two- LazyDays RV Campground
• Thinking about going to school this fall? Check out these easy steps to a new beginning with HCC.
• Report: Apple to release new iPhone
• World Triathlon partners with U.S. Marine Corps
• Royal Gardner named Stetson interim dean
• Sarasota Blues Fest acquired by ExtremeTix
• Buccaneers' Brian Weiss fired after being caught in sex sting
• Osibodu to export for M.A. Hansen
• 717 Parking to run electric vehicle charging stations
• Chipotle boosts use of locally grown produce
• Publix plans location in Knoxville, Tenn.
• Inuvo completes $2.7 million in financing
• Senior cigar executives return with passion and launch C & C Cigars
• Q&A with Buccaneers examiner J.J. Rodriguez
• Dusty Showers Helps Cancer Patient Dance with Ellen
• A Parisian flair infiltrates Temple Terrace
• 3 New Tampa apartments damaged by fire
• K-Bar Ranch residents rethink pool, amenity center issue
• Girls receive honors, scholarships at Scout event
• Christian rock band will perform free concert
• Athletes vie to play in 2012 Paralympics
• T-Yanks welcome third baseman Segedin
• Tampa's Lyerly promoted to Double-A Trenton
• T-Yanks' mid-game momentum earns 11-9 victory over Threshers
• If you're looking for something to do Friday, check out the Summer Melt-down pool party at Hawks Landing Apartments from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. for free food, prizes, music and more!
• Scott reappoints local board members
• Jabil reports strong revenue, earnings
• PAETEC to lay off 71 local employees
• Terry Aidman elected chairman of Tampa Downtown Partnership
• Zoosk on Tampa’s dating scene
• DeBartolo expands with new Orlando office
• USF ranks ninth in patents among universities
• Study: Ryan’s Medicaid plan would put 75,000 Fla. jobs at risk
• Tampa Bay Living Green Expo organizers ‘reshuffle the deck’
• Gov. Scott names Mike Prendergast to veterans’ post
• Aviation historian Bruce Gamble to appear in Sarasota, Fla.
• Romanski's 11 strikeouts lead T-Yanks to 10-3 win
• Check out this video of Jane Castor speaking to HCC students about the Tampa Police Department.
• Toraño Family Cigar Co to unveil newest brand “LOYAL” AT 2011 IPCPR show
• Roughly 80,000 expected at St. Pete Pride event
• Tampa-St. Pete ranks low for new opportunities
• Eversave study reveals deal-seeking behavior among women
• Will I Find a Job?
• Plea to Tampa Police Dept to reopen case in suspicious death of Fatima Abdallah
• Train in Electronics, Computer and Communications Technology in Cross Lanes
• TIA approves new air service incentive package
• SPCA Tampa Bay receives one of Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good
• Doctors who listen to their calling
• Supreme Court blocks huge class action against Wal-Mart
• TSE Industries expands into Asian market
• St. Pete swimmer to compete in 13th European Maccabi Games
• New generation of delis embraces sustainability
• ADL releases updated report on extremism in Florida
• Obituaries
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Democrats launch major pro-Obama pushback among Jews
• Soviet human rights activist and wife of Soviet dissident, Andrei Sakharov, Yelena Bonner dies
• Transgender Jews seek place in Jewish life
• Fixing broken hearts of children from around the world in Israel
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• Camp Judaea plans 50th anniversary celebration
• Matisyahu performs at festival near Auschwitz
• Jewish organization that provides disaster relief seeks volunteers to assist tornado, flood victims
• Shuttering of Yale program on anti-Semitism raises hackles
• Florida Holocaust Museum honors students for good work outside the classroom
• Ahead of Palestinian U.N. gambit, Europe is in play
• Arlington Jewish chaplains memorial gains OK
• New Orleans chefs heading to Israel
• Top U.S. college business and technology students to take part in special Birthright Israel program
• Play goes inside criminals’ minds
• Beth Shalom raises $267 at bake sale
• Homeland Security and Jewish groups work together on security campaign
• Stein/Goldman
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Congregations
• WWII Veteran, Murray Fink, Receives Honors
• 2011 Phonathon
• Weinberg Village selected as partner for Patel Conservatory arts program
• Tikvah Talk: Financial planning for special needs’ family members
• New YAD council
• How to get assistance for assisted living
• Vocation, Avocation & Passion
• Vocation, Avocation & Passion
• Tampa Bay gas prices continue to fall
• Just a nosh...
• Tampa Bay Water selects Kiewit for reservoir project
• Bay Area Attorney Fran Haasch Celebrates Armed Forces Appreciation Day
• Tour shows Tampa's past to older history fans
• Two salsa legends Gilberto Santa Rosa & Ruben Blades for 'Una Sola Salsa'
• Have a book for sale or looking for a text book? Check out the Books for Sale/Wanted tab under our main Facebook picture.
• Are you falling behind in class or just want to brush up before your next exam? HCC Smarthinking is here to help 24/7! Just click the link for more information.
• First Commercial Bank of Tampa Bay shuttered
• Austin unsure about Aviation Authority board
• Southwest Florida Water Management District seeks executive director
• Father’s Day: The new ‘Mr. Mom’
• Coastal Orthopedics names Holmes CAO
• Grossman, Ideal Image CEOs named Ernst & Young award winners
• Wells Fargo drops reverse mortgages citing ‘unpredictable’ home prices
• U.S. Census: Polk County notables
• Las Vegas firm hired for Belleview Biltmore Hotel study
• Hillsborough unemployment climbs, rate declines elsewhere in Tampa Bay
• Arrest made in Howard Johnson's robbery
• Scott Johnson joins St. Petersburg office of Paradise Advertising
• Tarpon Springs Police to implement new technology
• Florida unemployment claims down
• Gov. Scott backs off on state employee drug tests
• U.S. Census: Hernando and Pasco notables
• In remembrance: Cronan had a passion for journalism
• Tampa Bay & Company, Higginbotham land Shriners Imperial Session
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for June 9-15
• Fast 50 finalists named
• RxTrials, Tampa Bay Clinical Research join forces
• Biostem names Dwight C. Brunoehler as CEO
• Hillsborough County Commissioners Approve Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• Get in touch with your inner artist at the Ybor Campus! Click the link for more information about courses offerings including painting, drawing, graphic design, photography and more.
• Morgan European Holdings principal pleads guilty in investment scheme
• IDA proposes capital financing program
• U.S. Census: Manatee and Sarasota notables
• Tampa Bay & Co. plans video shoot at Shriners
• Physician compensation in Southern U.S. outpaces other areas
• TD Bank prepares to put name on Mercantile spots
• Done deals: St. Pete office building filling with new leases
• Steak ‘n Shake parent buys stake in Cracker Barrel
• Stein Mart to buy back 3.1M of its shares
• Allstate to challenge Tampa area teens June 16
• City will commemorate Independence Day in customary style
• Seniors clown around at Spring Fling
• Code enforcement targets abandoned property
• Banquet honors youth, community leaders
• Temple Terrace names its police Officer of the Year
• Neighbors provide some TLC for neglected traffic island
• Karin Best's art on display at gallery
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• Get a taste of the Caribbean at festival
• Seniors have diplomas in hand
• Check out guest speaker U.S. Attorney Robert O'Neill at the HCC Ybor Campus!
• Apple offers 'unlocked' iPhones in U.S.
• SommoMedics face federal charges
• FC Tampa Bay to host Premier League’s Bolton
• Tampa Bay Business Journal launches mobile apps
• Announcing Startup Weekend Tampa
• Accentia gets $4 million for development
• Delta No. 1 in baggage fees with $952M
• Discover Your Hidden Potential at Everest
• U.S. Census data: Pinellas County notables
• Trinidad and Tobago American Association names board
• Report: Transit access poor for seniors
• USF Incubator startup a finalist in Vator Splash LA
• Two local Perkins restaurants close after bankruptcy
• Slide Into Summer With Snookers Summer Lunch Specials
• Author John Greenburg Discusses Teens Addiction to Texting on Malcolm Out Loud
• Event to Honor Pro Wrestling Legend Boris Malenko
• World Renowned Artist Finds Home in Florida Gallery
• Local discounts, library checkout, printing, coyping, ID card, online bill pay and more! Do you have the Hawk Card?
• Perkins files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• On Numbers: Florida's economy sees growth
• Wendy's owner selling off Arby's
• Salamander to manage Dominican Republic resort
• Panama and Canada victorious wins at CONCACAF Gold Cup in Tampa
• AAA: Tampa Bay gas prices fall nearly 5 cents
• USF to become training center for laser scanning system
• Dynamic Therapy officers plead guilty to Medicare fraud
• Bid report: Opportunities in construction, health care
• U.S. Census data: Hillsborough County notables
• PNC names Joe Meterchick regional president
• Pro Wrestling Announcer and Media Personality Shannon Rose Opens Official Website
• Travel Expert Kevin Morrill Announces Exclusive World Wide Club
• Family Fun is Everywhere This Week in Tampa Bay
• Have you checked out the Brandon Campus lately? Check out this video for a feel of what everyday student life is like.
• Our congestion, our problem
• Moffitt helps put lung cancer drug on fast track
• New and upcoming events at Cigar Castle
• Join the Cigar Castle for Bike Night
• State Farm Latino Play & Illuminate generating light at CONCACAF Gold Cup
• Cigar Snob magazine to expand with local edition
• Celebrate all that is Tampa at the Cuban Sandwich Show! Click the link for more information.
• Pacific War symposium underway at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla
• Done deals: Canterbury Lane, Pet Supplies Plus
• TIA’s new procurement process drawing praise
• Island Stock Transfer opens Canadian operation
• Tour wrist, ZVRS, Altorr takes judges' awards at coolTECH
• On Numbers: Bay area retail sector loses jobs
• Miss Florida hopefuls to compete in St. Petersburg
• Introducing Gazelle Lab
• Coconut Cove Boutique Hotel expects late July opening
• Oak Hill Hospital project boosts Hernando County economy
• Readers: Our business is prepared for a disaster
• Moody’s rates bonds for Bradenton Riverwalk
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for June 3-9
• Seven Skills You Need to be a Successful Accountant
• Job Outlook Bright for Medical Administrative Assistants in Kane County, Illinois
• American Red Cross Adds Wildfires To Growing List of Disaster Relief Operations
• Foward your Hawkmail to your personal email in just a few easy steps. Click the link for more information.
• Missing Temple Terrace man found safe in wooded area
• County temporarily closes Morris Bridge Park
• Visit St. Petersburg Clearwater television ads now on YouTube
• Sun Hydraulics declares 50 percent stock dividend
• Papa John’s focuses on digital
• Clear Channel plans to sell $750 million in debt
• IRS revokes Florida nonprofits’ tax-exempt status
• Tampa Bay Lightning faces numerous off-season questions
• Citizens Property Insurance gets A+ rating
• Council gives Woodmont Charter School the go-ahead
• TIA chooses SunTrust for commercial paper program
• Tampa Bay Nitrogen Management Consortium Receives Gulf Guardian Award
• Suncoast Technology Forum partners with BarCamp Sarasota
• More praise for port’s Channelside garage
• Health Care Still Healthy in Gloomy Economy
• Moody’s: UCH acquisition on track and contributing cash to Adventist Health System
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for June 2-8
• Tampa to host CONCACAF Gold Cup 2011
• Right-handed pitchers still theme throughout draft
• Need help picking the right classes for your major? HCC Advising Guides are here to help! Just click the link to find your guide.
• P-39 and P-38 pilot Doug Canning to appear at Pacific War symposium in Polk City
• Tampa Bay tourism employment forecast: Gloomy
• Tampa Bay metro areas lose financial jobs
• Gayborhood app gains ground in Tampa Bay
• Triad develops mobile app with Nestlé Purina PetCares
• Economist Basu sees upturn for end of year
• AT&T upgrades network in Tampa market
• Bicycle seat company ISM sponsors Indy driver
• Odyssey Marine plans stock offering
• Mote, Snook Foundation receive grants from West Marine
• Sunovia strikes deal with Sarasota
• Fran Haasch Sponsors Stop Texting and Driving Event in New Port Richey
• Walmart hosts SmashZone tour
• Parents faced with after-school care closings
• Time to move the tassels Oh, what a day
• Council denies Starlight 20's request to sell alcohol
• Bartel's PTSA officially unveils brick paver patio
• T-Yanks beat 2nd place Threshers 6-0
• Pitchers seems to be trend in Yanks' draft picks
• Book for sale? Looking for a text book? Check out the Books for Sale/Wanted tab under our main Facebook page image.
• Lyerly selected to play in FSL All-Star Game
• Analyst Bove tells Wells Fargo investors to sell
• AMC posts $123 million loss for 2011 fiscal year
• Tampa Tribune parent cuts 29 jobs
• Student loan forms for the 2011/2012 academic year are now available! Click the link for a PDF version that can be turned into the FA office.
• Quiznos, Hess launch partnership in Tampa Bay
• Fitch affirms rating for Adventist Health
• Nearly half of Tampa Bay homes underwater
• Tapia named chair of Saint Leo University board
• Armijo, HART reach settlement deal
• Health care reform challenge opens in Atlanta
• Apple unveils iCloud
• First Domestic Trade Summit Florida and Puerto Rico
• Statewide Convention on the U. N. and Agenda 21 this Saturday
• What are you doing this summer? Make the most of it with continuing education courses at HCC. From Ballroom Dancing 101 to Microsoft training, we're here to make you an even better you!
• This weekls cigar events in Tampa Bay
• Verizon Foundation offers $100K to Florida nonprofits
• Daughters of the Nile to convene in Tampa
• Merger completed, Hancock Bank regional president Eric Obeck looks ahead
• On Numbers: Tampa metro suffers private-sector job loss
• Jennesse to lead Crescent Resources’ Fla., Ga. residential projects
• Survey: Florida executives optimistic about 3Q
• AAA: Tampa metro gas prices drop
• St. Petersburg fetes Indy500 winner Wheldon
• Tramm Hudson named Florida president of Stearns Bank
• Wasteful spending creates problems for upcoming Florida elections
• S&P reaffirms A+ rating for Tampa International revenue bonds
• Still gaining momentum, T-Yanks beat Tigers 3-1
• Marshall and T-Yanks beat Tigers 5-2
• Alejandro Turrent at The Cigar Cave Lounge in Palm Harbor
• 4th of July Family Funfest
• July 4th Celebration
• T-Yanks fall short; lose to Hammerheads 4-2
• Make your research work! Come to the Brandon library conference room on Monday, June 6 for a research paper workshop. Click the link for more information.
• Jackson Laboratory drops Florida expansion plan
• ‘Walk Across Florida’ program encourages wellness
• Train for a Career in Electronics, Computer and Communications Technology in Cross Lanes
• Delta's traffic up in May
• The Real-World Approach of a Career College Education
• Florida Blue, "Ladies Day Out"
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for May 27-June 2
• Cobb Theatres offers free movies for kids
• Matt Joyce, Dwayne Roloson on ‘Rising Sports Star’ list
• Regulators approve new hurricane risk model
• U.S. unemployment up to 9.1%
• Poll: Readers support Gov. Scott’s vetoes
• Sarasota firm designs first ‘floating green building’
• LifePath Hospice parent rebrands, expands services
• Volunteers needed for World Dragon Boat Racing Championship
• T-Yanks beat Hammerheads 5-3
• Volunteers needed for Dragon Boat Races
• Question about your Florida residency? Click the link for more information.
• Council denies New Tampa theater's request to sell alcohol
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for May 26-June 1
• On Numbers: Jobs added in Tampa-St. Pete metro
• Northside Hospital signs research agreement with Sarah Cannon
• Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce event brings Soledad O’Brien
• Salamander Innisbrook contests tax assessment
• Fast-rail prediction time frame expires
• UT Launches New Website
• Medi-Weightloss Clinics gets top franchise ranking
• Was this an honor killing in Tampa?
• Sports commission forms in Sarasota County
• The Fresh Market posts 1Q increases
• Expedia, AirTran partner to offer deals
• TVGoods Inc. to buy AsSeenonTV.com
• Diocese of St. Petersburg spends $4.7M to settle sexual misconduct cases
• American Red Cross App Puts Emergency Care Instruction In The Palm Of Your Hand
• Veteran Journalist, Critic Joins Eclectic Media Productions
• Gov. Rick Scott forces drug testing for public aid in Hernando Co. Florida
• Almonte helps T-Yanks beat Hammerheads 4-3
• Solid Waste Annual Disposal Assessment discount for Hillsborough County Seniors
• Former owner of Criminal Research Bureau sentenced in tax case
• Medical News Notes - June 1, 2011
• Tampa Bay Caribbean Carnival postponed
• Brookdale Senior Living buys Horizon Bay
• Renaissance Vinoy to deploy electric van
• Transwestern expands Florida industrial footprint
• CSX earns Dept. of Defense award
• Foley & Lardner launches $4M VC fund
• Frequent Headaches May Require a Trip to the Dentist
• Food Network’s Sanchez an Ybor fan
• NOW to hold conference in Tampa
• Legoland taking applications for remaining 800 slots
• UT Announces Martinez Sports Center Expansion Plans
• More than 30 volunteers teach financial literacy at Muller Elementary
• Science fair project earns honor
• City's top official lauds fire department's diligence, pending designation
• Tumblebus Tampa offers its services to keep kids fit
• Variety show highlights talents
• Temple Terrace's redistricting meeting draws capacity crowd
• Expo focuses on literacy, summer camp
• Heredia nad T-Yanks pick up 2-0 win over Hammerheads
• Top Yankees' Prospects Part 2
• Top Yankees' Prospects Part 1
• The Fall financial aid priority due date is tomorrow. Are you ready? Click the link for PDF's of some current 2011/2012 forms. Most can be scanned and emailed to FA using the emails listed under the FAQ link on the main FA page.
• Florida Supreme Court disciplines five area lawyers
• Community Bank completes deal with First Community
• America II to distribute for AMIC
• FedEx Express begins direct service to Colombia
• Ed Turanchik joins Akerman Senterfitt
• Republican National Committee names convention leaders
• ‘Man v. Food Nation’ features Skipper’s, Aguila, Rapscallions
• Bid Report: Opportunities in technology, food service
• Tampa home prices continue to fall
• Cancer Support Community earns LEED certification
• Pride Elementary teacher becomes prolific grant writer
• Critically Acclaimed Author With Possible Movie Deal
• Park Place, a Solstice 55+ Community, Awarded `Community of the Year'
• Murton hits 2 homers, leads T-Yanks to 5-3 win in 10 innings
• Tampa scores early to secure 4-2 win over Charlotte
• MOSI to open Ropes Course this summer
• MOSI Appreciates Teachers all summer long
• T-Yanks' promoted to Trenton
• Affordable summer fun at the ballpark
• Unfortunate 7-3 loss for T-Yanks
• Remember, campuses are closed on Monday. If you have any questions take advantage of HCC Live; a 24 hour database of answers!
• S&P upgrades TECO Energy rating, revises outlook
• Florida No. 2 in government job growth
• Dynamic Therapy owner Andres Cespedes pleads guilty to Medicare fraud
• Sixty minutes of hockey and a win separate the Lightning from the Cup Finals
• Fitch affirms Pinellas Park ratings
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for May 20-26
• C-SPAN opens the book on Tampa this weekend
• Florida HMOs post profit increase, enrollment decline
• GMAC: Tampa drivers below national average
• Done Deals: Grayl’s sold for $1.85M
• Verizon Wireless goes goo goo for Gaga
• Tropical Smoothie Café offers treats for those in flip-flops
• Memorial Day 2011 aviation events on Florida’s east coast saluting veterans
• Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez looking for "Q’Viva! The Chosen" talent
• People on the Move: May 27, 2011
• King High's valedictorian has highest GPA in Hillsborough
• 19 Girl Scouts Provide 1,235 Hours Of Service In Pursuit Of Gold Awards
• Motorcycle Rights Attorney Fran Haasch to Attend Freedom Fest 2011
• T-Yanks beat Stone Crabs 12-2
• Memorial Day Weekend Specials for Service Members
• Graycliff Cigar Co. appoints Toraño Family Cigar as official distributor in USA
• Question about admissions, registration or residency? Click the link for the 2011/2012 HCC Registration Guide.
• Marc Anthony shows American Idol what salsa is
• Scott vetoes hurt transportation agency, funding
• Mortgage fraud defendant Sang Min Kim, aka Sonny Kim, sentenced
• Fourth time is a charm as Lightning prevails forcing a Game 7 against Boston
• Busch Gardens' Cheetah Hunt coaster out of its cage
• Scott vetoes Florida Forever, USF School of Pharmacy funding
• Nielsen buys NeuroFocus
• Tampa port’s Texas partner roiled by C-level controversy
• Philadelphia Insurance gives $1 million to Step Up For Students
• Ford uses virtual workers to take the pain out of the assembly line
• Manatee County eliminates 54 government positions
• Stetson Dean Darby Dickerson to join Texas law school
• Cheetah Hunt to open May 27, 2011
• Krispy Kreme marks ‘Doughnut Day’ with giveaway
• Pacific War symposium to be held at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla
• Fla. near bottom in financial job gains
• BankUnited plans more branches
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for May 19-25
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for May 19-25
• National Recording Artists Sunshine and Bullets Tour Florida
• Cancer Survivor Peggie Sherry wins eBay's Every Mom's a Hero Contest
• Governor Scott Signs Bill to Give Florida Seaports Competitive Edge
• Foreclosures continue to clog residential market
• Don't forget all campuses will be closed on Monday for Memorial Day. Any plans?
• With big crowd, T-Yanks overtake Miracle 12-1
• Rick Scott privatizes Medicaid in Florida
• Cheetah Hunt slated for Friday opening at Busch Gardens
• Tampa Marriott Westshore appoints general manager
• Aramark expands partnership with The Spring of Tampa Bay
• McAuliffe, McCormick launch new company
• Religious Devotion, Graphic Design Lead UT Junior on Pilgrimage
• No agency killed this child
• BIC offers free products around Tampa Bay
• Sprint invests $134M to prepare Florida network
• Mosaic completes split from Cargill
• All too familiar position as Lightning face elimination
• Florida third in nation for cargo thefts
• Looking good, Seminole Heights
• Oragenics names John Bonfiglio CEO
• Florida cities ranked most dangerous for pedestrians
• Harley Enthusiast Steve Chamberland: I'll Hand out 50 Legs in 50 Weeks
• Disappointing 5-4 loss for T-Yanks against Miracle
• New Tampa county commission district set to stay the same
• So far, so good for Temple Terrace's public-private downtown revitalization
• Club cashes in recyclables to benefit school
• Garden club installs new officers, hands out and receives honors
• K-Bar Ranch residents object to new pool, amenity center
• New Tampa Pig Fest offered family fun
• Students learn about city government
• Event benefits youth golf program
• For 'Greater Tuna,' getting laughs is like shooting fish in a barrel
• Dixie Games offer world of opportunity to athletes with disabilities
• Thesis statement troubles? The Brandon Writing Center will be hosting a workshop just for you... tomorrow! Click the link for info.
• Looking good, Seminole Heights
• Coming attraction: Coke Floats at local AMC Theatres
• Phillips Development merges with Picerne
• Everest in Tacoma Offers Unique Spa Specialist Training Program
• Casey Anthony Trial with shocking revelations
• Business Journals On Numbers: Florida sees job loss
• Insurance company Progressive plans to hire 110 in Tampa
• Gov. Scott signs port bill in Tampa
• ValCom posts income increase in 1Q
• Florida banks enjoy Q1 recovery
• 2012 Outback Bowl board of directors named
• Folgers, Dunkin��� packaged prices go up
• American Momentum Bank buys Brazos Valley Bank
• Emanuel sworn in to lead Chicago
• Hillel School artists uncork talent in Mitzvah Day creation for Stageworks
• Demjanjuk conviction hailed as long-awaited victory for justice
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Obituaries
• ‘House’ cast gets taste of Israeli medicine
• Weddings
• U.S. Justice Department may intervene in Chabad-Russia feud over texts
• B’nai Mitzvah
• Israeli teen friendship caravan to perform in Tampa
• Executed Israeli-born woman was U.S. citizen
• Organizations
• Old and new friends enjoy potluck dinner
• ‘Oy’le
• YAD to catch Rays game June 19
• Congregations get together for ‘Sects Education’
• From jokes, springs wisdom about strength of Jewish women
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat & Shavuot Candle Lighting Times
• Congregations
• THE INN ON THE POND Update
• Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
• Won ‘Jeopardy!’ (What did the rabbi do on Monday?)
• Fashion event to benefit Tampa Jewish Federation
• Stay positive in advocating for Israel, a director of The Israel Project says
• Just a nosh...
• Rabbi Mordecai Levy, spiritual leader, teacher, dies at 82
• New York synagogues’ terror plot underscores ‘lone wolf’ threat
• Has Arab Spring reached Israel?
• Obama to AIPAC: Pre-’67 borders only starting point for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations
• Saluting Israel on its 63rd birthday
• How to Learn about a Different Culture from your Home
• T-Yanks beat Miracle 4-1
• Don't forget to get your Hawk card at any campus bookstore. Click the link for more information.
• General Cigar rolls back price of Macanudo 1968
• Students in Theatre, Psychology Honored for Their Ethics
• GrayRobinson hired as HART board counsel
• Boston’s Tim Thomas plays motivator once again for Tampa Bay Lightning
• Tablets are the hottest things going at Tech Data
• AutoTrader Classics in Clearwater to close
• Gov. Scott plans trade mission to Brazil
• Norwegian Cruise Line updates Tampa-bound ship
• Eckerd surpasses $80 million campaign goal
• Area businesses named Sustainable Florida-Collins Center finalists
• ConnectWise disburses $3M in stock to workers
• United Methodist Church conference slated for Tampa
• HearUSA warns of 163 potential layoffs
• Historic Night for Florida Underground Wrestling
• Pendleton closes out Yanks' big win over Mets
• After 2 disappointing losses, T-Yanks look to rebound
• A vacation on our own backyard: Busch Gardens
• Did you know you can apply to HCC online? Just click the link for more information about the admissions process.
• Eastern Conference Finals Q&A with Boston Bruins Examiner
• HSN board refuses Gregory Blatt’s resignation despite shareholder vote
• Tampa Bay Vending acquired
• Why Everest Training Makes a Difference
• Hollywood and reality converge at the desk of Clearwater Marine Aquarium’s David Yates
• Lessons learned from (bank) failures
• Law roundup: City Hall connections, giving
• Hillsborough resolves economic development leadership
• Economic Development Investment Fund to sign SBA agreement
• Elaine Keating reappointed to New College board of trustees
• Carroll Center expansion underway
• Southeastern Surveying buys Harry W. Marlow Inc.
• Question about a deadline for Fall semester? Click the link for important dates.
• Noesi earns victory in Major League Debut
• Game 3: Pregame Q & A with Boston Bruins Examiner
• Port Manatee, Panama Canal Authority extend agreement
• HART Special Board of Directors meeting May 23, 2011
• Florida home, condo sales up in April
• Bankers Employer Services acquires DecisionHR
• Delta to reduce trans-Atlantic flights
• Ross, Stein Mart post 1Q increases
• Aramark layoff notice related to potential end of contract
• Sen. Bill Nelson commencement speaker at Eckerd
• Fifth Third Bancorp posts report on its social responsibility
• Lightning regroup, ready for Game 3 against Boston
• Everest College Meeting the Need for Medical Assistants in the Chicago Area
• Photo blog: Diana’s dresses expected to fetch millions
• Streetcar extends hours for Lightning games
• LifeSize Room-In-Action Program
• T-Yanks pull out 5-4 victory over Mets
• Financial Aid question for the Summer? Click the link for more information.
• 2011 International Learn to Fly Day events in central Florida
• Marc Anthony 2011 United States Tour
• Done deals: Apartments near USF sell for $2.5 million
• St. Petersburg claims top spot as arts destination
• The Donald Trumps Self
• Lightning’s comeback a little too late, lose 6-5 to Bruins
• St. Pete gets ready to ���rock��� with distance running event
• Occupational therapist Crisler indicted for fraud
• 6 Popular Types of Massage Therapy
• Wesley Chapel area Dickey���s Barbecue Pit expands
• HealthSouth sells Sarasota hospital, five others
• Raymond James board approves ���say-on-pay���
• Anthony Gaeto named Chinese Chamber chairman
• Tribridge and ISC partner on call center services
• Gerdau drops Ameristeel from its moniker
• Fashion, fun bring friends together
• UT Named to President's Honor Roll for the Fourth Time
• County commission's district boundaries under review
• Golf outing to honor teen killed by bull
• Chamber honors students with citizenship awards
• K-Bar's pool, recreation complex don't meet expectations
• Teen Bash offers music, dance
• Company unveils plans for new Busch Blvd. McDonald's
• Whip up a disaster plan at MOSI
• Pioneers' farmhouse gains historic recognition
• Cadet receives ROTC medal
• Tea takes guests through the looking glass
• VA hospital hosts free health-care lecture series
• Top 10 students named to Gaither's Honor Court
• Sale to help fund camp scholarships, mission project
• Fashion, fun and food bring friends together
• T-Yanks lose to Cardinals 10-4; split series
• K-Bar's pool, recreation complex don't meet expectations
• Verizon, Sprint tops in wireless satisfaction
• Pearson Partners acquires Meridian Partners
• Tijuana Flats to add Tampa Bay locations
• Arrow Environmental acquires Young Pest Control
• Q1 profit edges up at Wal-Mart
• Tampa Bay Rays add 11 sponsors, four new
• Tampa, Brandon Westfields offer family-oriented program
• Blue Rock snags Orlando apartments for $18.2M
• Home Depot Q1 profit rises, sales dip
• Wesley Chapel man indicted in fraud scheme
• T-Yanks beat Cards 8-4
• Question about your loan? Click the link for info, forms and more.
• Front Burner Brands announces second Burger 21 location
• Urban���s Mickey Jacob elected 2013 AIA president
• Salamander Innisbrook posts 1Q increases
• Fraud probe leads to 50 Hillsborough arrests
• All Children���s Hospital, Moffitt Cancer Center improve 1Q financials
• Tampa Immigration building construction begins
• Pasadena Community Church Consignment Sale Event this weekend
• United Maritime Group cuts 1Q loss
• Comprehensive Care boosts 1Q result
• Lowe's earnings down in 1Q
• Analyst: New iPhone coming to Sprint, T-Mobile
• Tampa Bay Rays to face New York Yankees with hopes to remain in the lead
• T-Yanks vs. Cardinals postponed
• C-47 Skytrain Tico Belle at D-Day symposium in Plant City, Fla
• Summer term classes start Monday! Are you ready?
• D-Day symposium underway at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla
• Ernst & Young Entrepreneur finalists named
• RedCoach offers $1 fares May 18
• TBBJ Growth Expo draws more than 1K, inspires confidence
• ‘Giving back’ part of RBC’s corporate culture
• Report: Scott set to OK SunRail
• Tampa federal court will take on privacy issues in Apple, Google lawsuits
• OSI reports strengthened results for 1Q
• Done deals: Lexington Court sold
• Sarasota CVB recognizes tourism representatives
• Avantair loss widens
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for May 6-12
• Lightning look past all-time history against Boston; Conference finals preview
• Shannon Rose to Emcee the Royal Swan Gala
• Motivational Speaker Dusty Showers Tells His Fascinating Story
• T-Yanks outscored by Marauders 6-2
• Have a question? Click the link for HCC Live, a 24 hour online support center.
• St. Anthony’s buys Suncoast Medical Clinic
• For the Love of the Game
• Survey Reveals One-Third of Workers Still Fear Losing Job
• Reuters: Raymond James maps deal direction
• Food Technology Service 1Q income up 50%
• Landmark Aviation bumps Signature Flight Support at TIA
• Toraño Family Cigar announces launch of new 6x60 size Exodus 1959 50 year
• Kevin Smith named secretary of National Association of Sports Commissions
• Leadership Tampa honors 2011 graduates
• CenterState Bank, USAmeriBank pack a one-two profit punch
• Average Tampa Bay wage: $41K
• Bovie boosts bottom line
• Global Imaging buys Midwest Business Solutions
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for May 5-11
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for May 5-11
• After big 6th inning rally, T-Yanks rebound, beat Marauders 6-4
• Five burning questions with Boston Bruins Examiner
• Question about your Pell Grant or financial aid for summer term? Click the link for more information.
• 4 Mistakes That Can Give Your Job to the Competition
• United Insurance moves into the black
• Boeing Stearman a colorful sight above Winter Haven, Fla
• Deer Valley posts 1Q turnaround
• Bret Jones named GM of Fairfield Inn and Suites Tampa Brandon
• JetBlue reports April traffic increase
• Publix details new coupon policy
• Blue Cross Blue Shield enters Medicaid market
• Restore America’s Estuaries to bring conference to Tampa
• Cuba travel competition breeds concerns
• Jack Harris receives 2011 Gonzmart Family award
• 2012 Outback Bowl slated for Jan. 2
• Prepare for the Future with Massage Therapy Training at Everest’s Tacoma Campus
• Table tennis tournament set for Sunday
• Northside's PhoneFriend director set to retire
• Send us photos, comments
• Council approves access road to Riverfront Preserve
• Council critiques Woodmont Charter School's preliminary site plan
• Meetings focus on proposed park program changes
• Woman's club spiffs up
• Tampa Bay Lightning to open Conference Finals on Saturday in Boston
• Solid pitching allows T-Yanks to beat Marauders 5-2
• Davidoff “Puro d’Oro” Eminentes: new toro format to expand series
• Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point names Shayne George as CEO
• D-Day symposium to be held in Polk City, Fla
• Publix selling Crispers
• Sun Hydraulics earnings, sales increase
• Mortgage veteran Joe Wessel leads new Raymond James Bank home loan initiative
• Odyssey Marine reports first quarter loss
• Ashlyn Park breaks ground in North Tampa
• Tarpon Springs Best Restaurant Deals are Sizzlin’ at Snookers Grill!
• International Advisors Tour UT, USF and HCC
• Orlando short sale expert grows in Tampa
• Raymond James Bank expands home loan program
• Roper Industries acquires Northern Digital
• Anti-sharia laws stir concerns halachah could be next
• Israeli NBA player endorses ‘cornflakes of champions’
• Tweaking tradition: Online project modernizing Jewish texts with today’s lingo
• Obituaries
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• What’s in a name? Choosing ‘rabba’ over ‘rav,’ and why
• Rabbi wins $100,000 as young innovator
• Nations’ archives launch Nazi-era property portal
• Lake/Weinberg
• Finkel/Weinberg
• Translated Yiddish cookbook yields Old World treasures, New World advice
• For deaf Jews, community, synagogues only slowly opening up
• Elder Empowerment
• Tests available to detect Jewish genetic diseases double in last year
• Bandage that helped save lives in Giffords shooting has Israeli backstory
• Healing of the Soul
• New rabbi joins Suncoast Hospice, Menorah Manor partnership program
• Like Michael J. Fox, rabbi squares off with Parkinson’s
• Mission to Israel planned
• Happy hour in south Tampa May 19
• YAD plans outing to Rays game
• Hillel School administrators aim to score higher in fund raising
• Organizations
• How should we respond to bin Laden’s death?
• Film script staged reading set for Holocaust Museum
• St. Pete author draws on experience as docent, art critic to create novel set in Nazi Germany
• Israeli Scouts to sing and dance, share stories with Tampa Bay community
• Obama to host Netanyahu at White House
• Hanna Alayna Rinner
• Peter A. Litsky
• Zoë Osiason Gray
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Congregations
• Rabbinically Speaking
• Spanish official gives first formal apology for Inquisition
• Kabbalah Centre famed for celebrity members faces federal fraud probe
• Israel’s population grows to over 7.74 million
• Reform defends incoming leader as critics attack his Israel positions
• Jewish community aiding tornado victims in Southeast
• Tampa Jewish Community Center & Federation
• PERSPECTIVE
• Just a nosh...
• Diaspora Jews recall experiences fighting for Israel’s independence
• Brooklyn Knish
• Cousins separated by Holocaust meet after 66 years
• Chicago’s new offensive tackle is a role model for Jewish youth
• Intellectual assets: Bay area competes in $1M national competition
• Media Expert Shannon Rose Talks Media with Malcolm Out Loud
• Introducing Sunshine and Bullets - Music's Hottest New Rockers
• How did you do this semester? Grades should be posted online by May 11.
• Team La Gloria debuts “El Perrito War of Flavors”
• Graduates Pledge to be Socially Responsible
• SRI/Surgical Express cuts 1Q loss
• Florida-centric TV series returns
• USF Poly crafts deal to attract French companies
• 2011 Nonprofit of the Year finalists chosen
• Fed distributes Florida’s high-speed rail money
• Florida Senate session ends without tourism bill
• Bank of America reconsiders overdraft fees
• USF Sarasota-Manatee, Sanborn partner for new MBA program
• One-time costs hit bottom line at Iasis Healthcare
• SinoFresh board OKs reverse stock split
• Monica Delgado a new multicultural music influence - Part I
• An interview with Monica Delgado, a multicultural music influence - Part II
• Place allows T-Yanks to break 9 game losing streak
• Skip the lines, submit your Financial Aid forms online! Click the link for more information.
• Sarasota Millionaires Awarded Best Website by Florida Football Alliance
• Restored Grumman Albatross on display in Clearwater, Fla.
• Congratulations to the graduating class of 2011! Don't forget to join the HCC Alumni Association to stay connectected with your Alma Mater!
• County targets Lucy Dell neighborhood
• Depository Trust and Clearing Corp. gets Sterling award
• Good news/bad news about Florida biotech
• Brown & Brown’s Apex Insurance buys Global Intermediaries
• United Insurance partners with GreatFlorida Insurance
• Ruth’s Hospitality Group revises Q1 results
• Massage Therapy Training in Seattle – Are You Enrolled?
• McDonald’s: Free breakfast for moms
• Massage Therapy Training in Burr Ridge, Illinois
• Delta offering staff buyouts, early retirements
• Bid Report: Opportunities for food concession, cell tower lease, vehicles
• Everest College in Springfield Offers an Associate Degree in Paralegal
• Tim Gunn touches on business, community and fashion
• Acquisition costs cut profit at Walter Investment Management
• Lightning’s Steven Stamkos selected as a finalist for Ted Lindsay Award
• PGT Inc. reports first quarter loss
• New Florida minimum wage begins June 1
• Wells Fargo, TD Bank roll out the red carpet for small businesses
• Carter Validus has deal for Texas data center
• America Relax Center owner, therapist charged in PIP fraud
• Saturday event to celebrate rail travel
• Tech Data, Jabil Circuit, Lincare on potential buyout list
• Quality Distribution boosts 1Q earnings
• TECO shareholders reject equal employment proposal, endorse board changes
• Sean Bergenheim leads Lightning in sweep of the Washington Capitals
• Nicholas Financial profit up 55%
• Question about a due date for the 2011/2012 academic year? Click the link for more information.
• Piper Cub flying training legacy continues in Winter Haven, Fla.
• Florida settles with UBS in bid-rigging scheme
• Dental Assistant Training in Bedford Park
• Waxenberg receivership winding down
• Brian Keenan steps down at Fifth Third Bank-Tampa Bay
• White House releases list of excess federal properties
• Florida legislative compromise cuts $510M from hospitals
• Hospitals get a checkup as CMS releases safety data
• Bolts still face financial challenges
• JetBlue Tampa to San Juan service begins
• 'City kids' get taste of outdoors during break
• L-3 Communications wins $85 million contract
• Medical News Notes - May 4, 2011
• TIB Bank combines with NAFH National Bank
• Florida Bank names Gary Ward as CAO
• Garden club celebrates 65th anniversary in style
• Temple Terrace's walker-friendly emphasis reaps national recognition
• Membership Event
• Send us photos, comments
• Woman's Christian upbringing brings unforeseen blessings
• Celebrate mom with a mother-daughter tea
• Play exudes humor but delivers serious message
• Temple Terrace earns two community design awards
• Movie's promotion may add to eatery's bottom line
• Honoring Mother Earth
• Brighthouse Networks is currently investigating a possible fiber cut that is affecting all internet, WAN, and phone connectivity for every campus except the Ybor Campus. The HCC help desk still has access to most systems and can be called at 1-877-736-2
• TECO Energy 1Q earnings slip
• Kforce posts 1Q increases in revenue, net income
• AAA offers rides for Cinco de Mayo
• Valpak deals now available in Tampa Bay
• Coast Dental buys SmileCare
• WUSF joins public media focus on graduation improvement
• Tampa Bay in top 25 for gross metro product
• Tervis to launch career development effort
• PMSI: Drug spending down for injured workers
• Publix posts earnings increase in 1Q
• Limo Bob Reality Show Coming to TruTV
• Brink Thinker Malcolm Gets Out Loud
• Cinco de Mayo Festivities
• Graduation is this Friday! Are you ready?
• Zino Platinum launches new Z-Class Series Line
• Macanudo and Excalibur tee up for golf promotion
• From High School to Career College – Success Strategies That Can Help
• Sykes Enterprises posts 1Q turnaround
• WellCare Health Plans settles civil actions, enters corporate integrity agreement
• Graduate Heads to Manhattan with Finance Degree
• Blue Rock buys apartments for $5.5M
• Restaurant Association: March performance improves, optimism dims
• ACBJ survey: Small businesses are switching to iPad
• Census: Women hold educational advantage over men
• RapidBuyr launches in Tampa
• UT to Graduate More Than 1,200 Students at 130th Commencement
• Southwest, AirTran complete merger
• Zander-Greg offers new cuban style value-priced hand-rolled cigars
• M&I reports net loss of $142 million
• Tampa Bay cigar events this week
• Harris opens Tampa office to support defense customers
• Keep vigilant after Osama bin Laden's death
• Yanks sign Place to Minor League Deal
• T-Yanks drop another to Threshers 5-3
• Orlando's Hispanic Business and Consumer Expo
• Moms get FREE admission to Lowry Park Zoo
• "MAYnia" starts tomorrow at MOSI
• Mother's Day Cruise aboard the Yacht Starship
• Despite a homer by Higashioka, T-Yanks lose 5-1
• Red Cross Sends Help After Deadly Tornadoes Blast Through The South
• Hartman Offers Schools 'Try and Buy' Program for Interactive Whiteboards
• The Buccaneers are giving fans a reason to believe again
• T-Yanks fall to Cubs 8-2
• The Buccaneers draft DE Da'Quan Bowers and LB Mason Foster
• Cortez Community Bank fails
• New Busch coaster's first riders are real dummies
• Mercantile Bank drinks TD Bank’s “green Kool-Aid”
• First Bank cuts loss to $6M in Q1
• Good faith law a set-up for insurers?
• Raymond James taps Jamie Augustine to head fixed income
• Hancock, Whitney shareholders approve bank merger
• Lazydays expands to Tucson
• Oasis Outsourcing buys Advantec
• Bar: Court disciplines Peter Cannon, David Hammer, Patrick Mirk
• Bank of Commerce, Bank of Naples sign consent orders
• Lightning faces next playoff challenge in divisional foe Washington Capitals
• Underwater robots used in Japan had origins at USF
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for April 22-28
• Catch HCC President Dr. Atwater on the 100 Black Men of Tampa’s radio show, Community Conversations tomorrow morning (Saturday) from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. The show topic will center on educational disparities and the future of HCC in the greater Tampa
• 2011 NFL Draft: Tampa Bay Buccaneers select DE Adrian Clayborn
• After early lead, T-Yanks end up losing to Cubs 9-5
• J.C. Newman Introduces New Brick House Size
• Have a question? Click the link for a 24 one-stop shop for all your HCC related questions.
• Tampa Bay Lightning’s Marty St. Louis is among finalists for the Hart Trophy
• 2011 Billboard Latin Music Award winners
• Dwayne Roloson pitches shutout, Lightning heads to conference semi-finals
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for April 21-27
• Sports Fans: Al Keck is back!
• Hells Kitchens Chef Robert Hesse to Save Restaurant
• Duck Race to Benefit Tampa Bay Organizations
• Hundreds Seek Safety in Red Cross Shelters due to Floods, Tornadoes and Wildfires
• After 11 innings, T-Yanks top 1st place Cubs 8-6
• Latin Billboard Music Award show undergoing rehearsals
• Get your refund faster with the HCC Higher One card. For students with financial aid, tution is paid after the drop/add period and the funds are forwarded to your card 1 - 10 business days after that.
• Simon Announces ‘Q’Viva! The Chosen’ with Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez and King
• Medical News Notes - April 27, 2011
• Professor, Two Students Make Two-Mile Jump
• Train to Become a Medical Assistant in the Atlanta Metro Area
• Police ID victim in Nebraska Avenue shooting
• FFA Holding NFL Style Combine Before Alliance Bowl IV Saturday
• Biology Research Symposium Covers Topics from Plant Hormones to Alzheimer’s
• Ron Paul's take on Cuba
• Tampa Bay Lightning geared up for their ‘third’ Game 7
• Event focuses on renewing women's spiritual journeys
• Festival mixes music, messages
• Ceremony celebrates hope and healing
• Cory Lake Isles event asks folks to not go for a Sunday drive
• Bearss Avenue, North 22nd Street intersection improvements studied
• New cell tower will be built in Temple Terrace
• Send us photos, comments
• Temple Terrace's Relay for Life reaches milestone
• Festival mixes music, messages
• Send us photos, comments
• Bearss Avenue, North 22nd Street intersection improvements studied
• Cory Lake Isles event asks folks to not go for a Sunday drive
• Ceremony celebrates hope and healing
• Temple Terrace's Relay for Life reaches milestone
• New cell tower will be built in Temple Terrace
• Event focuses on renewing women's spiritual journeys
• T-Yanks split double header with Threshers
• Getting your AA degree to transfer to another university? Check out the link for a list of pre-major advising guides.
• How to Maintain Your Career Ambitions
• UT Seniors to Hold Fine Arts Exhibition
• Beth Am to celebrate first 25 years and recognize founding families
• Obituaries
• After Santa Monica bombing, shuls ponder openness vs. security
• Farmer, Chasidic rabbi and maple syrup maker melds Torah, environmentalism
• Giving a boost to Jewish life in the South
• Moosewood Cookbook legend dishes on her Jewish roots
• Women’s Seder
• Gingrich doesn’t deserve the ink
• Program to spotlight language development
• Tampa JFS plans Annual Meeting
• Communitywide softball tournament
• Trip to Israel planed for this summer
• JCC offers senior yoga class at Jewish Towers
• YAD plans Shabbat Around Town
• Israeli TV journalist saves ‘Precious Life’ in documentary premiering on HBO
• For Israel Independence Day: Films tackle Israeli-Palestinian issues
• Bieber says logistics, not politics stalled meeting with kids
• Pinellas-Pasco Federation joins Tampa’s blog initiative
• Holocaust survivor/cantor/ author to speak in Clearwater
• Baroff/Rufo
• Finkel/Weinberg
• Bat Mitzvah
• Organizations
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Temple Beth David Spring Hill
• Cong. Beth Israel Sun City Center
• Cong. Beth Shalom Brandon
• Temple Ohev Shalom New Tampa
• The meaning of the word Seder
• Bais Menachem Chabad
• Cong. Beth Am
• Cong. Kol Ami
• Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• Cong. Schaarai Zedek
• Senior JetSetters celebrate Jewish links to Ireland
• Adelsons give $1 million for Israel advocacy on campus
• British soccer league to fans: anti-Jewish chants out of bounds
• Two Palestinian teens from West Bank arrested in Fogel family murder
• Auschwitz Bar Mitzvah for ‘Schindler’s List’ producer
• JNF Tree of Life
• Wasserman Schultz brings Jewish identity to top Dem role
• May 22 ceremony to celebrate renovations to Weinberg Village
• Then & Now
• Florida industrial jobs down 3%
• Florida No. 7 in U.S. employment growth
• Top Gun – Florida RC event to be held in Lakeland
• Pioneers' farmhouse gains historic recognition
• Red Cross Disaster Workers Responding To Disasters In 25 States
• 2011 Examiner.com NFL Mock Draft: Tampa Bay Buccaneers select DE Aldon Smith
• Rain cancels T-Yanks, forces double header
• Draco Rosa, Latin Artist, diagnosed with cancer
• Have a business idea? Don’t know how to get started? Sign up today for HCC’s Business Development and Entrepreneur Certificate!
• Carrollwood and Lutz afternoon storms bring damage
• Health Management Associates 1Q profit jumps
• Focused passion: Tampa Bay Lightning ’04 Cup photos stay home
• John Burton appointed president of Florida Air Museum
• Sun: Scott plans to ‘kill’ Citizens, Fasano says he’s ‘clueless’
• Was Southwest Airlines rupture 15 years in the making?
• Gwynne Young of Carlton Fields named Florida Bar president-elect
• SurveyMonkey acquires Infinity Box, Wufoo
• Florida Green Builders Coalition awards Manatee certification
• Sarasota Memorial Health Care boosts operating margin
• Chamber, AAA plan Panama trade mission
• Massage Therapy Jobs on the Upswing in Atlanta Metro
• Don't miss Casino Royal at HCC Brandon Campus presented by SGA.
• Sarasota Millionaires to be Represented at FFA All-Star Game in Daytona Beach
• Magic City Bulls and Orlando Rage to Meet in Alliance Bowl IV
• Pasadena Community Church Consignment Sale Event
• With big crowd in attendance, T-Yanks lose to Threshers 8-1
• An Array of Performers for the 2011 Billboard Latin Music Awards
• Environment finds friends at Earth Day celebration
• High property taxes in Hernando Co. slow home sales, tax revenue
• Blue Jays swept T-Yanks; Tampa loses 4th straight
• Have you filed your FAFSA for the 2011/2012 academic year? It's the only way to get federal funding for school, including some scholarships and grants. Go to www.fafsa.ed.gov for more information.
• Beyond Seeds and Shovels, UT Students Help Community Grow
• Happy Earth Day!
• A|X Armani Exchange coming to International Plaza
• Tampa Bay counties’ rank for personal income
• STR: March bright for Tampa-St. Petersburg hotel industry
• Nodarse & Associates acquired
• Bid Report: vending machines, wireless services
• Flanders evaluating financial strategy
• Lockheed Martin's F-35 may cost $1T
• JPMorgan Chase settles lawsuit with military families
• UnitedHealth stock up as profits grow 13%
• Market manager Jeremy Young is Chase’s $100M man
• Planes, Trains & Automobiles event to be held at Plant City, Fla.
• New Tampa bridge approved
• County's oldest library a West Tampa treasure
• County's oldest library a West Tampa treasure
• T-Yanks call up Rabago; 4 catchers now on roster
• T-Yanks drop third straight loss; lose to Blue Jays 5-1
• Fire destroys four apartments, damages four others
• Don't forget campuses are closed tomorrow. You can pay for classes online via Webadvisor. After tomorrow you will have to pay the day you register for Summer classes.
• Kohl's volunteers dig in the dirt to beautify Shriners Hospital
• Tampa Bay Lightning's Martin St. Louis is a finalist for Lady Byng Trophy
• BP to pay Florida, other states $1 billion for Gulf restoration
• 2011 Best Places to Work ranked
• State OKs Community Bank & Co., First Community Bank of America merger
• Customers claim $1M in Tampa Electric rebates
• Area businesses prominent among Collins Center nominees
• Tampa Chamber, Expressway Authority: Keep local toll roads local
• Tampa development administrator Mark Huey moving to Sarasota EDC
• BB&T 1Q income up to $225M
• Police: Temple Terrace man arrested in road rage case
• Florida leader Hank Holmes sees growth ahead for Superior Bank
• HealthPlan Services taps James Vertino as top tech exec
• Dusty Showers to Cruise with Cancer Survivors
• Hartman Integration Extends Video Calling To Skype Users Worldwide with LifeSize’s Passport
• T-Yanks lose second straight, defeated by Blue Jays 6-3
• Lowe's Million Tree Giveaway on Earth Day
• Students, don't forget campuses are closed on Friday.
• Raymond James profit up 45%
• Disney to hand out $1.2M over next month
• Wells Fargo Q1 profit up 48%
• USF student president ends 24-hour political speech with 'Go Bulls'
• Done deals: new supermarket leasing in St. Petersburg
• Gulf events commemorate Deepwater anniversary
• Proposed education changes have merit
• Innovaro names Asa Lanum chief executive
• TBARTA taps telephone town hall technology
• "EGGspo" at MOSI
• Chris-Craft parent sells Indian Motorcycle
• Carlos J. Alfonso reappointed to UF board
• Developer files: Lindell and Weisser to share skeletons, successes in talk
• Send us photos, comments
• Temple Terrace group focuses on fun, friendship and philanthropy
• Students till soil to start organic garden
• Wharton student wins speech contest
• Water-flow project begins
• Fancy fashions, finger foods are on tea menu
• YMCA hoops program scoring accolades
• Celebrate Earth Day with 'Pride of Place'
• UT honor student Fire Dispatcher of the Year
• Is our HART broken?
• This week's Tampa Bay cigar events
• Don't forget the payment due date for Summer term is April 22. Be sure to take care of your financial aid by this Thursday. After Aprill 22, you will have to pay for classes the day you register.
• Journalism Students Post to International Wire Service
• Scott: Florida not joining Transocean lawsuit
• ‘Energy awareness’ calls harass at work
• Bank failure leads to insolvency at Superior Bancorp
• HART executive Armijo fired, Miller chosen in Pinellas
• CBRE will market Channelside Bay Plaza
• Ananth Prasad named FDOT secretary
• Buccaneers vs. Bears in London, season permitting
• Regions posts 1Q profit
• Creonix plans to add 105 jobs
• Busch Gardens' cheetah cub, puppy get names
• Come see the Easter Bunny at the Florida Aquarium
• Easter Brunch aboard the Yacht Starship
• T-Yanks' offense explodes; beat Manatees 12-2
• Para Japón giveaway - win a 2 pack from La Aurora
• Thinking about getting an AA? Check out these advising guides to help you through the process.
• Herald-Tribune writer wins Pulitzer for insurance industry coverage
• USF student drowns in cave-diving accident
• Murphy Cap & Gown to close
• 1Q income up 6.2 percent at Lincare
• Florida to get part of a $17.5 million CVS Pharmacy settlement
• Burger King, franchisees settle litigation
• Bolt atop SunTrust building a tribute to Tampa Bay Lightning
• Publix contributes to Sustainable Fisheries
• Global Imaging Systems buys Premier Office Equipment
• Annual Student Art Exhibition to Run Through April 28
• Speakers Represent Art Museum, Real Estate and Lighting Companies at Symposium
• Regulators OK BankAtlantic’s Tampa branch sale to PNC Bank
• Stetson gets $2M from Bonner Foundation
• Community Bank & Co. posts 1Q profit
• Nationally Known Photographer Jason Dowd Helps Those In Need
• T-Yanks come up big, beat Manatees 11-3
• Bradenton Gladiators Defeat Miami Spartans 34-20 in Divisional Playoff Game
• Para Japón virtual release party
• A stroll through Busch Gardens
• T-Yanks lose 9-7; still win series 2-1
• Prior gets long awaited promotion to Triple-A Scranton
• Fifty years on, Bay of Pigs memories still strong
• Another former T-Yank gets promotion
• Monopoly tourney earns real cash for Tampa nonprofit
• Monopoly tourney earns real cash for Tampa nonprofit
• Fire damages Sulphur Springs post office
• Fire damages Sulphur Springs post office
• American Red Cross Survey Finds 80 Percent of Young Americans Believe More Education is Needed on Rules of War
• T-Yanks rally late; beat Blue Jays 6-4
• Superior Bank fails
• Lots of events this weekend including FOUR DAYS OF DANCE PERFORMANCES at the Ybor Campus. Just click the HCC Events tab under our main Facebook profile picture for a full listing.
• Former T-Yank gets Major League Promotion
• Jimmy Doolittle remembered by granddaughter during symposium in Polk City, Fla
• U.S. postage rate increase slated for April 17
• Now playing: Trailer for 'Dolphin Tale'
• Zales says SEC investigation is over
• Mayor Bob Buckhorn proposes Tampa tax exemption program
• Ecosphere Restoration Institute wraps up stimulus project
• Michael Prozer III and Fedor Salinas indicted for fraud scheme
• CrowdSavings.com completes acquisition
• Lightning comes up short in Game 1 against Penguins, look for revenge in Game 2
• Excellent Job Growth Projected for Medical Assistants in Cobb County, Ga.
• UT Junior’s App Honored at Webby Awards
• Deputies: Getaway driver in shooting arrested
• Medical Insurance Billing and Coding Training Offered in Salt Lake City
• Train to Become a Pharmacy Technician at Everest College in Salt Lake City
• Tampa Microwave partners with Sparton for manufacturing project
• Good morning Mayor Buckhorn … Now go take out the garbage
• Concert Features Rockapella, Farewell to Long-time Educator
• LEED-certified building database
• TIA, Port of Tampa see competitive bids, lower costs
• Pro Wrestling Announcer Honored by Cauliflower Alley Club
• T-Yanks rebound; beat Blue Jays 1-0
• Get inspired tomorrow at the African-American and Hispanic Male Summit: Dreams Deferred or Life Changing Decisions. Seminars will take place Friday, April 15 from 1 – 6 p.m. at the HCC Dale Mabry Campus Auditorium. Topics include Male Health Issues
• J.C. Newman “Thinks Pink”
• Medical News Notes - April 14, 2011
• Tampa Humidor hosts Nestor Miranda Day
• Students Celebrate Life in 16-Hour Walk
• Fall registration opened today for current HCC students. Looking for a prep course number? Course sequence numbers have changed beginning FALL 2011. REA0001 becomes REA0007 REA0002 becomes REA0017 ENC0010 becomes ENC0015 ENC0020 becomes ENC0025 MAT00
• Bradenton Gladiators Open Playoffs Against Miami Spartans Saturday at PAL Bowl
• Taxpayers eye Sunshine State, Travel Leaders survey shows
• Wells Fargo reacts to mortgage crackdown
• Papa John’s founder Schnatter inducted into Huizenga Hall of Fame
• Land accumulates for revamped 22nd Street corridor
• BayStar Hotel Group to manage two hotels
• UT President to be Recognized at Dining in the Dark Event
• Sunscreen Film Festival gets a 'hero’s' welcome
• Tampa Mayor, Bright Eyes optometrist are no squares when it comes to Foursquare
• Engineering Services Network wins $4.2M federal contract
• Cheetah cub at Busch Gardens now has puppy playmate
• Max Media acquires Classic Corvettes in Tarpon
• BayCare operating income jumps in 2010
• American Airlines sues Orbitz, Travelport
• Temple Terrace library staff, friends honor former director
• Florida foreclosures dropping but still higher than U.S. average
• T-Yanks blow win, lose 11-5 to Manatees
• Cheetah Hunt and Cheetah Run to open May 27 at Busch Gardens Tampa
• Need to find a book, article or journal for class? The HCC Library site is here to help you! Just click the link for more information.
• Get ready to get your Flugtag on
• Obama proposes to cut deficits by $4 trillion over 12 years
• Regulators set public hearing on Community Bank & Co., First Community Bank of America merger
• Christian Legacy Foundation joins National Christian Foundation
• Lady Gaga concert to cap off Tampa Bay & Co. tour
• Federal Reserve cracks down on mortgage practices at Bank of America, Wells Fargo, others
• Seminole Tribe and Bally ink slot management deal
• LV Air weighs local options for nonstop service to Las Vegas
• Tampa Bay Lightning returns to postseason after four-year layoff
• Direct Air to add service from Lakeland to San Juan, Plattsburg, N.Y.
• Young Women of Promise recognized
• Frederick W. Smith wins Tony Jannus award
• Congress derailing high-speed rail
• Tampa Bay Estuary Program Baywide Eco-Blitz
• Jimmy Doolittle symposium to be held at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla.
• Tampa Rep. Grant breaks GOP ranks on Moffitt cuts
• Red Cross Responds To Severe Spring Weather Across the Nation
• One Month after Disaster, American Red Cross Donations to Japanese Red Cross Reach $100 Million
• Spring Fling features music, food, Nurses Cap Walk
• Freedom senior lead 'April Pool's Day' event
• Wharton student tops at science, engineering academic fair Send us your photos:
• K-Bar Ranch seeks ways to pay for improvements
• Easter egg hunt benefits Relay for Life
• Committee considers new spot for bat tower
• Council denies Sweetbay's liquor store request a second time
• Couple opens photography studio on Temple Terrace Highway
• Platinum records stolen from Temple Terrace studio
• This week's cigar events in Tampa Bay
• Don't miss out on a life changing experience coming this Friday!
• Clinton Global Initiative Inspires Two UT Social Entrepreneurs
• Tots 'Olympics' features fun, team spirit
• Grubb & Ellis out of compliance with NYSE
• Platinum records stolen from Temple Terrace studio
• Volunteers to aid Brandon Senior Center on Earth Day
• Red Bull Flugtag returns to Tampa
• Reuters: Raymond James wants regulators to update social media stance
• Intervest Bancshares boosts earnings
• HealthGrades: Brandon, Sarasota hospitals have top emergency care
• IDF sends docs, U.S. Jews send $2 million and counting
• Twin peaks: Itamar’s mayor knows the blessing and curse
• Facebook removes Third Intifada page
• Gingrich: U.S. run by ‘anti-Jewish’ elite
• Irresistible Passover pastries: Who knew it was possible?
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• JEFFREY S. ZAZULIA,
• ARLENE SIMON,
• MARY JANE GRIZZELL,
• Arab women raising their profile in new Mideast protests, Arab journalist says
• Jewish clergy gets new tools for breaking cycle of abuse
• New Perlman concert: ‘good fiddlin’, great singing, a little Yiddish’
• WEDU to air documentary exposing Nazi propaganda film
• Organizations
• Community Passover Seders
• Haggadot.com brings one-of-a-kind touch to traditional Passover text
• Kids walk to help restore fire-ravaged forest in Israel
• Jews and the Civil War
• Course focuses on ‘gift of Shabbat’
• Weinberg Village plans Seders for residents and their families
• Purim Gala
• Wasserman Schultz tapped as DNC chair
• Websites, hotline resolve Passover conundrums
• Rabbi attacked by African killer bees in Zimbabwe
• TJFS announces finalists for 2011 Community Service Scholarship Award
• YAD events in April, May
• Religious Directory
• Congregations
• Shabbat & Passover CandleLighting Times
• Why do the right thing?
• USF has PET Scan for Alzheimer’s Disease
• Spring grening Reconnecting to Passover’s roots
• Bringing change to symbols on the Seder plate
• Graduation day
• 3 community Yom HaShoah commemorations planned
• Israel independence fetes: Mama Doni Band, Israel Project speaker
• Just A Nosh...
• Happy Passover 5771
• So why doesn’t Goldstone recant report before UN?
• Triscuit ‘home farm’ to break ground in Tampa
• Buckhorn names James Shimberg Tampa city attorney
• Lockheed Martin CEO on highest-paid list
• DeBartolo unveils Mills Park plans
• Coleman Cable buying shares of Technology Research
• T-Yanks' hot bats earn 7-3 win over Manatees
• Shorten the time it takes you to earn a degree and skip intro courses with CLEP. Just click the link for more information
• Arby’s offers free tax day fries
• Republican presidential primary debate slated for St. Pete Times Forum
• 5 Steps You Can Take to Pursue a New Direction
• Bucs extend contract of GM Dominik
• BP awards $30 million to Panhandle area, Castor encourages filing a claim
• Legoland launches preferred hotel site
• 'It's back' proclaims Wal-Mart campaign
• Family ties play role, as Florida Gov. Scott shapes administration
• Raymond James report: BB&T, Fifth Third Bank, PNC Financial poised for gains in business lending
• Mosaic wins a round in court, prepares for Cargill spinoff
• Parkway gets share of Eola properties, including Tampa
• Spartan Duo Wins Beach Volleyball Championship
• Tampa 912 Tea Party Coalition announces 3rd Annual Tax Day Tea Party
• T-Yanks lose 5-2 to Tigers; tie series at 2
• Wildcats, Makos Advance in FFA Wildcard Weekend
• Romanski and the T-Yanks beat Tigers 2-1; Prior makes first appearance
• Shari'ah compliant mortgage financing in Tampa Bay
• Wild finish leads T-Yanks to home opener victory
• Order your Summer term textbooks online beginning April 15! Click the link for more information.
• USF St. Pete professor gets on the bus for a ride through history
• NASDAQ warns Superior Bancorp
• USF prepares for government shutdown
• Wells Fargo: No Tampa mortgage jobs on the chopping block
• SBA issues disaster loan declaration for most of Tampa Bay
• UPS Airlines to add visual safety system
• Bright House Networks picks up ESPN app
• Progress Energy to buy power from Fla. solar farm
• St. Petersburg selects Big 3 Entertainment for Mahaffey contract
• Deputies seek suspect in North Tampa shooting
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for April 1-6
• City event strives to keep community healthy
• Stretch of I-75 slated for widening
• T-Yanks lose 2011 opener to Tigers 7-5 in Lakeland
• The Tampa Yankees 2011 Roster Lineup
• Check out these award winning performances coming April 13 - 16! Click on our HCC Events tab under our Facebook profile pic for other HCC related events.
• Clearwater Beach, Siesta Key get nods from TripAdvisor
• Jay Rothman to head Foley & Lardner LLP
• SEC charges former GunnAllen execs Marc Ellis, Frederick Kraus, David Levine
• Aviation Authority board taps local auditing firm
• McDonald’s offers free breakfast on first day of FCAT
• Photo blog: A night with the Lightning
• USF hosts Florida Dance Association festival
• FINRA sanctions Peak Securities’ David Dube
• All Children’s, Sarasota Memorial, Tampa General hospitals speak out against proposed cuts
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for March 31-April 5
• Global Imaging Systems buys United Business Solutions
• Alex Sink joins Hyde Park Capital as senior advisor
• Girl Scouts Of West Central Florida Named Beneficiary Of Legends Tour Open Championship
• Red Cross Continues To Help Tornado Victims, Fire Clients And Respond Nationwide To Disasters
• Ismael Miranda ends Viva La Musica with a bang
• Pinkberry is coming to Tampa; FREE samples this Thursday
• Need a job? The Dale Mabry campus will be hosting a job Fair April 12th from 9:30-2:00pm in the Dale Mabry GYM. The fair is open to the public. For job fairs at other campuses click the link below or check out the HCC Events tab under our Facebook profil
• What you can't do in Florida
• Ed Turanchik for HART CEO?
• Bern’s latest app isn’t edible
• Medical Insurance Billing and Coding School in Jonesboro, Ga.
• Wells Fargo settles with SEC in Wachovia case
• Florida State League opens season with Tampa Bay area games
• WEDU names new board members
• ‘Aficionado Days’ rolls into Ybor City
• Tampa area faces health challenges in obesity, diabetes
• USF Polytechnic expands with lease
• SUNZ Insurance expands in the Southeast
• Gov. Scott agrees to loan for state’s courts
• ACPE Launches New Master's Degree with Thomas Jefferson University
• Hell's Kitchen's Chef Hesse Excited about Fatherhood
• National PR Company Signs Sports Commentator
• Civic association open house on tap
• Event opens Nature's Classroom to the public
• Two special needs playgrounds in the works
• Busch Gardens lets student journalists get the scoop
• USF's medicinal garden takes root
• Injured military veteran to get new home in Grand Hampton
• MOSI's T-Rex gets a refurbishing
• Owner calls it the Bentley of hookah lounges
• Grumman F3F-2 at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla
• Student Ambassadors at Portland Campus Make Their Mark
• Intern of the Year Studies Shark Spines
• Then & Now
• Rover Technology Fusions names Gregory Matton as CEO
• Vista Inn & Suites raises flag in Tampa
• Highwoods announced lease renewals
• Cessna nets 30 orders at Sun ‘n Fun
• USF taps Hillsborough County’s David Rogoff for public health post
• Beef ‘O’ Brady’s renews bowl sponsorship for three years
• Bradenton apartments sell for $12 million
• AirTran adds Tampa-to-San Juan service
• Robert Half shines a closer light on work/life balance
• Everest Institute Partners With Local Job Corps for Professional Development Series
• Kohl's completes credit card transfer to Capital One
• Lots of exciting events this week including the Ybor Campus International Festival and HCC Science Seminar Series! Click on the HCC Events tab on our Facebook page for more info.
• Local state senators uncertain Moffitt money will be restored
• Ednita Nazario's one of a kind performance
• Big cigar events in Tampa Bay this week
• Hope you enjoyed your break! Lots of important dates coming up including summer and fall registration. Click the link for more information.
• Jabil Circuit partners with JA Solar for solar cells
• Salamander Innisbrook reports $4.3 million loss for 2010
• Comprehensive Care gains on new contracts
• HSN’s Mindy Grossman pay package tops $12 million
• Florida ranked third for population growth
• TDY Lodging adds five Tampa Bay hotels to network
• Mayor Foster to the rescue at All Children’s, Johns Hopkins ceremony
• Advantica Eyecare, Essex Dental Benefits and Bridgeport Dental Services merge
• AirTran No. 1 in AQR rankings
• Enroll in Pharmacy Technician Training in Reseda
• Mayor dedicates refurbished, 'symbolic' 40th Street
• Legendary Wrestler Honored on The Rose Report
• Historic Sans Souci building has new calling
• Former Polk school administrator Robert Williams pleads guilty
• Regarding trains in Florida, magnets could attract bullets
• In print: Where the Buddy man came from, and U.S. 19 torn up
• Scott sends $77M to Port of Miami in light of Panama Canal work
• NFIB/Fla. releases legislative priorities
• Fla. delegation to Obama: Lay off foreign depositors
• Bank loans: What business owners need to know
• Bovie Medical settles with Salient Surgical, Medtronic
• 2011 Best Places to Work finalists named
• Palm Beach Makos Defeat Sarasota Millionaires 21-16
• Crescent Resources apartment project clears city hurdle
• Magic City Bulls Edge Bradenton Gladiators 31-28 To Finish Season 10-0
• Two Unbeaten Teams Face Off in Bradenton Tonight
• Bank merger gains steam
• Just a couple more days left of spring break! Are you ready to finish the semester?
• Sweetbay forms seafood advisory board
• U-Haul offers program in response to severe weather
• UT Entrepreneurs Welcome Participants to Regional Conference
• Brown & Brown expands in Seattle with Compass Consulting deal
• Raymond James completes Howe Barnes Hoefer & Arnett acquisition
• Chick-fil-A offers Tampa Bay breakfast giveaway
• Walter Energy wraps up Western Coal deal
• Report shows growth trends in women-owned businesses
• Polk County Clerk to begin online tax deed sales
• Tampa Tea Party goes to Washington
• Unemployment down to 8.8% in U.S.
• Train to be an Electrician at Everest Institute in Decatur, Ga.
• Discovery retirement marks breaks with history for NASA and central Fla
• Ednita Nazario and Ismael Miranda bring Viva La Musica to an end
• Tampa Bay Lightning thump Penguins 2-1, clinch playoff berth
• Cheetah survived the odds before coming to Busch Gardens
• Saddlebrook losses mount in 2010
• Brown & Brown has deal to buy First Horizon Insurance
• Zino Platinum and Ron White celebrate innovative partnership
• Cheetah survived the odds before coming to Busch Gardens
• Innovaro loss widens
• Lakeland Sun ’n Fun event cancelled after storm damage
• Homebuilder Taylor Morrison sold for $995M
• TD Bank names Florida leadership
• Stormy weather reminds Tampa Bay area hotels to plan ahead
• Businessman welcomed to Women’s History, golden anniversary event
• Jagged Peak turns profitable with expansion
• Tech Data will ring NASDAQ closing bell
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for March 24-30
• Moffitt battling to keep millions in state funds set to be cut
• Twitter Townhall On Auto Insurance Fraud
• National Cancer Advocate Secures Large Donation
• Hell's Kitchen Chef Hesse Debuts Online Cooking Show
• Angel y Khris sets Busch Gardens to Reggaetonear
• An evening with Team La Gloria Cubana
• Punch Rare Corojo returns with new frontmark
• Sound in USF's music school leaves designer spellbound
• Hope everyone is enjoying their spring break! Don't forget to check us out on YouTube!
• Mayor dedicates refurbished, 'symbolic' 40th Street
• Warrior Smoke event at Cigar Castle this Saturday
• Exceptional students hit court for their own March Madness
• Exceptional students hit court for their own March Madness
• Covenant Capital buys Crosswinds from Equity Residential
• Scott continues to dictate, frustrate
• St. Pete College buys building in Pinellas Park
• Clifton wins FGCAR’s Lifetime Achievement Award
• NICB: Tampa a top city for questionable insurance claims
• United Maritime cuts red ink in 2010
• SBA to help with maturing commercial loans
• US Natural Gas Corp. acquires compressor for West Virginia site
• Food Technology Services profit jumps 63 percent
• Rays renew 11 sponsors, bring on Hankook Tires and Monroe Shocks
• Decade Properties breaks ground on Clearwater Beach project
• Survey Reveals 77% of Americans Stressed About Something at Work
• The dirty secret behind the American Clean Energy and Security Act
• Thonotosassa artist uses cremated remains in portraits
• Gov. Rick Scott plans to add 12,300 to Florida unemployment lines
• Attorney to Host Viewing Party For Finale of 'Out of the Wild'
• GSWCF Summer Camp Just For Girls
• King High fundraiser focuses on athletics facility
• Visitors get a sprig of spring
• Marco's Pizza opens on East Fowler Avenue
• New fire station on tap
• Masque theater relocates to a new home
• Ceramics exhibit combines science, industry
• King Relay honors former teammate
• Delicious dishes
• Summer term registration starts April 5 for currently enrolled students. Are you ready? Click the link for other important dates.
• USF Health, The Villages study health of retirees
• Jabil Circuit names Martha Brooks to its board of directors
• Florida ranks second for mortgage fraud
• Apan Software buys Smart Media Innovations
• RNC Chairman Reince Priebus names convention leaders
• UF: Gas prices, turmoil weigh on Floridians
• Film by Tom Garrett of UT, Leslie Glass slated for SFF 2011
• Is your office space the coolest in Tampa Bay?
• For Reform’s chosen new leader Rabbi Richard Jacobs, big tent movement is the idea
• Obituaries
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Jewish children’s books win honors
• Historical fiction wins $100,000 prize for Jewish literature
• Gaucher Disease essay contest prize is summer camp
• The choice facing some Pinellas seniors: Attend graduation or be observant Jews
• Spiegel-Brereton
• Kushner/Galbraith
• Facebook intifada page draws outcry
• Kiss’ Gene Simmons: Boycotters are ‘fools’
• New social networking site asks users to rank words, phrases as ‘most Jewish’
• Hillel’s Scubi Jew group cleans up waterfront
• Hebrew charter school would still leave gap in religious education
• New marketing director to oversee PR, outreach
• Weinberg Village receives donation of equipment for media room
• Organizations
• Brett Aaron Steinfeld
• Community Passover Seders
• Jewish funeral home to open in Moscow
• Religious Directory
• Congregations
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• If ‘we are what we eat’. . . then what are we?
• Tampa JCC offers lifeguard training beginning in May
• Study: Birthright alumni better Israel advocates, marry Jewish
• JCC offers children’s swim lessons
• Mitzvah day
• An Israeli moment, to play baseball or not?
• Daughters of Holocaust survivors, Third Reich to share dialogue
• Advocacy for Israel, civility stressed at national JCPA plenum
• Why is this year different?
• Super Sunday propels Federation Campaign closer to goal
• Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point names Beemal Shah COO
• ExecuJet Charter Service obtains new FAA certification
• Jerry Rivera, Cara de Niño, outstanding performance at SeaWorld
• 1920s house featured in Old Seminole Heights tour
• Need a job? HCC campuses will be having job fairs throughout the month of April. Click the link to find one at your campus!
• Walter Investment, Technology Research deals catch the M&A wave
• Coleman Cable strikes deal to buy Technology Research
• Riverwalk expands with Johnson Brother work to CapTrust building
• A Different Kind of Break
• Clearwater Beach retail complex nears completion
• Mayor dedicates refurbished, 'symbolic' 40th Street
• Popeyes eyes expansion in Tampa Bay area
• Wannemacher Jensen, Creative Contractors create a LEED Platinum
• Rays, Centerplate beef up 2011 concession line-up at the Trop
• SunEdison, Lakeland Electric bringing solar farm to airport
• Revolution Money leads American Express to open platform Serve
• Tampa’s Mark Huey among Sarasota EDC finalists
• Sarasota Film Festival to Screen UT Professor's Documentary
• WEDU ENCOURAGES THE PUBLIC TO GET ON THE BUS TO MARK 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FREEDOM RIDES
• Behind the scenes of a cigar manufacturer
• Frantz Kebreau speaks at the Save America Convention
• Florida Football Alliance Week 9 Results
• Rey Ruiz to perform at last Yankees and Rays Spring training game
• Republicans go after Florida Sweepstakes Parlors, again
• Lightning look for redemption against Carolina, need to stick to the plan
• Bicycle racers take a spin around downtown Tampa
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Josh Freeman could be the next Madden cover athlete
• P-51 Mustangs and Ford Mustangs to appear at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla
• Tampa Bay Parenting Magazine, Inc News - March 24, 2011
• Jerry Rivera and Angel y Khriz take over Viva La Musica
• HCC will be closed March 28 - April 3 for Spring Break. Everyone be safe and enjoy your time off!
• Friday’s Honda Grand Prix air show cancelled after aircraft incident
• We’re Everest! Need a Reason to Believe?
• Rays 2011: All about the ballpark experience
• Federal judge sentences Carolyn Alderman-Connon in embezzlement
• Accusations await new mayor, cause setback
• University of Florida team wins ACG Tampa Bay Cup
• Wedding industry aligns with economic realities
• Actsoft bucks the borrowing trend
• Empty for now, lot might still have transit future
• Dental Assistant Education in Atlanta
• Gladiators Continue Quest for Unbeaten Season in Kissimmee Saturday
• Commission on the Status of Women announces Inaugural Women's Hall of Fame
• Millionaires Travel to Miami to Face Unbeaten Bulls Saturday
• Photo blog: From teardown to the rebirth of Ella
• Florida’s February unemployment rate falls to 11.5 percent
• Professional Wrestler Discusses Legendary Career
• Filmmakers at UT Recognized by Tampa Film Community
• Buddy’s Home Furnishings expands to Nebraska
• Run keeps track athlete's legacy alive
• Charlie Sheen to appear at St. Pete Times Forum
• Bank of America still on top
• Care Act means checking the wrong box won’t cost $17K
• Police arrest two women in pistol-whipping, robbery
• Tampa Bay Storm award field naming rights in Amalie Oil partnership
• Lakeland Electric decreases fuel charge
• S&P: HSNi results exceed expectations
• Ringling Museum names Steven High executive director
• Forbes: Tampa Bay Rays boost value
• Scotia Vision merges with i2eye Consulting
• Everest College in Anaheim Offers Massage Therapy Training
• UT Names Stephanie Russell Holz Dean of Students
• Yankees assign former T-Yanks to 2011 Roster
• IMPORTANT: On April 4th all email that is more than 120 days old will be cleared from your Hawkmail mailboxes. We apologize for any inconvenience, however it is necessary to free space on the server and insure proper email communication is available.
• Behind Buckhorn's rout of Ferlita
• Officials break ground for Channel District park
• Superior Bancorp names new CEO, president
• Mayor-elect Buckhorn prepares to tackle economic development
• Wells Fargo: Florida still waiting for the sun to shine again
• The Pub to open early for royal wedding
• AirTran stockholders OK Southwest merger
• Gov. Scott OKs up to $28M for courts
• USF taps Richard Dobkin as executive in residence
• VP Biden in Tampa to lend Nelson support
• Scott taps nFinanSe exec Ken Lawson to head DBPR
• New Tampa Mayor Buckhorn set to get down to business
• New facilities bring new hopes for USF athletics
• John Greenberg: No NFL in 2011? Football Players & Owners Headed for "Divorce"
• John Greenberg: The Man Who Defined Modern Football
• April 2011 - National Donate Life Month
• A barkin' good time
• Iorio christens New Tampa recreation center
• Send us photos, comments
• Students 'Feel the Need To Read'
• Expo evokes new energy, exhibits
• 1st principal leaving Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate High
• Mayor Pam Iorio's farewell message(s)
• Greco Middle program keeps students on the straight and narrow
• Youth, adults alike are invited to 'tri' it
• Hospital hosts welcome-home celebration
• T-Yanks' 2011 Promotional Nights Announced
• The 2011/2012 academic year dates are here! Please click the link for financial aid due dates, registration dates, payment due dates and more!
• Wells Fargo name goes on Wachovia banks in June
• Jabil Circuit 2Q profit up 85 percent
• Tampa lawyer Gwynne Young in run-off for Florida Bar president
• National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Maps Human Ancestry
• Fifth Third Bank names Karen Dee as Florida president
• Scott makes 2 key health care appointments
• Delta offers check-in via Facebook
• Criminal Justice Training Offered at Everest College in Anaheim
• PKF Hospitality Research report: Tampa hotel stats to tick up in 2011
• Former Buccaneer Simeon Rice participates in Gasparilla International Film Festival
• Top HR execs bullish on Tampa Bay labor economy
• General Dynamics wins $37 million contract
• Alliant wins $32.5 million federal contract modification
• Hillsborough deputies seek hit-and-run driver
• New Book Explores Powerful Relationship People Have With Their Cities
• Making the Economy More Fluid for Entrepreneurs
• STR report: Tampa-St. Petersburg hotel stats strong in February
• Westin Tampa Bay acquires Aquaknox
• Courts add to worry about budget moves
• Faces of Courage
• Manny Manuel even makes the Dolphins dance
• 1 million-plus gallons of sewage leaks into Hillsborough River
• Philanthropist Beverly Koski gives $1M to New College
• Armijo placed on administrative leave
• Report touts transit-oriented development
• Finally, a break at the gas pumps
• Lowry Park Zoo earns Association of Zoos & Aquariums accreditation
• NCAA tournament tips off busy month for downtown Tampa
• Cutbacks jeopardize hope for Encore project grant
• AFL-CIO: AT&T’s plan to buy T-Mobile good for workers
• Eric Smith, education commissioner, resigns
• Moe’s launches ‘Spicy Trio’
• UK ambassador in Florida to talk trade
• Prosecutors, defense get more time in Schenecker case
• Tampa Bay cigar events for this week
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile for $39B
• Studio Tobac enters first joint venture with Padilla Cigars Company
• Hells Kitchen Contestant to Throw Mystery Dinner
• Rage, Bulls and Gladiators Remain Undefeated; Millionaires Get First Win
• Women of Distinction Recognition Luncheon
• King High students honor slain Tampa Palms siblings
• King High students honoring slain Tampa Palms siblings
• SUN `n FUN Splash-In to be held at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla.
• This weekend is the grand opening of the HCC Tennis Center! Click the link for event information including free lessons, pro exhibition, games, prizes and more.
• NHL’s Vincent Lecavalier named grand marshal of Honda Grand Prix
• Jonathan Boos of Würkin Stiffs to appear on ABC’s Shark Tank
• UT Club Gives Cricket Championships a Swing
• FSU real estate panel: Upbeat caution, CMBS 'crack is back'
• Florida Football Alliance Week 9 Schedule
• BOCC denies EPC request for rate increase
• TECO Energy shareholders vote on sexual orientation issue
• Convention Center to host American Medical Directors Association
• Katherine Young creates leadership forum as idea-sharing vehicle
• Humana, Intel-GE Care Innovations unveil telehealth pilot
• USF students disappointed they must return from Japan
• Institute for Business & Home Safety changes name
• Florida census data by county
• In print: wireless winning, wayward wings
• Dozens celebrate 22nd Street improvements
• UT at Forefront of White House Initiative
• T-Mobile decides not to pursue tower at New Tampa church site
• Attorney Gives Back To Local Charities this Weekend
• Girl Scouts of West Central Florida - Women of Distinction Recognition Luncheon
• Have you filled out your FAFSA yet?
• Tampa Area Employment Outlook Bright for Paralegals
• FCCI Insurance names Craig Johnson CEO
• United Insurance Holdings boosts 4Q profit
• PSCU Financial Services names Michael Kelly president, CEO
• SRI, Applied Science Foundation for Homeland Security partner
• University of South Florida students leave Japan
• Big Cat Rescue benefits from Charlie Sheen media tear
• BizTech winners honored
• U.S. Census: Tampa population up, St. Petersburg drops
• Fifth Third out from under TARP
• Wage reimbursement program created for Hillsborough businesses
• 2011 Transitions Championship begins first round at Innisbrook
• Hell's Kitchen Chef Launches New Menu
• Mederos Robusto Fifty 1 - cigar review
• Toraño Family Cigar Company monthly e-news
• Dr. Ken Atwater officially sworn in as the 7th president of HCC! Congratulations Dr. Atwater!
• Serie N day marks first virtual cigar tasting
• Dr. Atwater getting ready for tonight! The inauguration starts at 7. Follow us on twitter #HCCFL for live updates.
• UT Helps Pilot Interfaith Movement
• TBT names Roberts head football coach
• What’s next for Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio: leadership advising
• Colliers International lists St. Pete retail property BayWalk
• Don't miss our live Twitter coverage of the #HCC Presidential Inauguration of Ken Atwater tonight at 6:30.
• Dunkin’ Donuts adding 5 sites in Polk
• Search for the cool of coolTECH begins
• University of Tampa MBA program wins national recognition
• Restructuring pays off for TIB Financial
• Chamber poll: Time for a new Skyway Bridge?
• Clearwater Ice Arena retains equity partners
• S&P expects modest growth at Surgery Center Holdings
• Auditions upcoming for new youth choir
• Charter school company expands to Hillsborough
• Globetrotter is a welcome 'Hot Shot' at school
• Send us photos, comments
• Woman's club seeks photos of historical sites for 2012 calendar
• Operation Spring Fling is different sort of party
• Transit authority proposes eliminating Route 23X
• The event has come a long way from its origins in a country club parking lot.
• Spring market: a shopper's oasis
• Charter schools offer families alternatives
• The Fiesta continues with Manny Manuel and Jose Alberto 'El Canario'
• Please remember for the Summer 2011 term - All requested documents must be received by April 1, 2011 in order for your financial aid eligibility to be reviewed prior to the start of classes. Failure to have all requested documents submitted by this date
• Progress Energy holds off on Crystal River nuclear plant restart
• Stetson Law lands top rankings
• Floating water park to debut at TradeWinds Island Resorts
• NFL labor dispute court date set for April
• First Community Bank finalizes terms with Treasury
• Ferry service to Mexico, Caribbean may be coming to Port of Tampa
• FedEx resumes collection of shipments bound for Japan
• U.S. News & World Report Adds UT's Part-time MBA Program to List of Best
• Odyssey Marine, OVH executes $2M contract with Robert Fraser
• H. Fisk Johnson of S.C. Johnson to speak at Florida Southern
• Five Guys tops fastest-growing chains list
• Scientologists open restored Ybor Square in Tampa
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• AARON KRASELSKY,
• DR. SANFORD M. KALTER,
• DORIS J. HYMAN,
• HOWARD GREENBERG,
• RUBY FELDMAN GORNBEIN,
• Organizations
• TribeFest a hit with young federation donors, some unaffiliated newbies
• Jewish groups, Israel mobilizing to aid Japanese
• Is bubble about to burst for Israel’s booming housing market?
• ‘Mitzvah Maniac’ Siegel to speak in St. Petersburg
• Medicare and Chronic Care
• Florida CFO calls for wire fee waiver on Holocaust payments
• Tikvah Talk to focus on autism
• Preschool, Sisterhood fashion show
• Reacting to slayings, Israel OKs new West Bank housing
• Inn on the Pond construction celebration
• Palesh/Scherzer
• Sarah Michelle Shanberg
• Holocaust era violins find voice in performance at ‘To Life’ event
• Obama taps Jew as Israeli U.S. envoy
• Britain’s newest royal couple to receive ketubah
• Religious Directory
• Young Israel-Chabad, Hadassah bakers take over hotel kitchen to make Purim treats
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Congregations
• Strong convictions, civility: An increasing gap
• Joint YAD Happy Hour set at Mindy Solomon Gallery
• Lions of Judah from Tampa, Pinellas and Sarasota form new connections
• Going 2 for 2
• Glatt kosher deli grand opening planned in conjuction with Purim celebration
• Purim Party, museum tour, networking upcoming for YAD members
• JCC offers children’s swim lessons
• YAD goes to the movies
• Sale of bankrupt PCJDS, settlement of claims closer
• An English-Hebrew public charter school for Pinellas?
• Larry King to go ‘Live’ here April 3
• Genshaft to get Jewish Museum’s Breaking Glass Ceiling Award
• TJFS expands counseling, food pantry into eastern county
• Scammed, touched and amazed; but then it got worse ...
• April devoted to genocide, human rights
• Save American Convention in Tampa in 3 Days
• Florida Alliance public testimony at transportation hearing
• Grassroots activists denied access to transportation hearing
• Scientologists open restored Ybor Square in Tampa
• This Wednesday (March 16) is the Presidential Showcase and Inauguration of Dr. Ken Atwater. Follow us on Twitter #HCCFL for live updates! Stay tuned for more information.
• Pinellas real estate: signs of stabilization
• Gas prices continue to rise at pump
• Fitch: Tampa Port rated A and ‘stable’
• State reviews emergency response plans for nuclear power plants
• AT&T offers help with calls to Japan
• The 4 Essential Skills Needed to Communicate Effectively
• Plasma-Therm buys controlling stake in Advanced Vacuum
• Noise from gas pipeline causes frustration, concerns
• Hope you remembered to turn your clock ahead an hour. Back to classes tomorrow!
• Cancer child to model at her own fundraiser, a dream come true
• Florida Football Alliance Results: Week 8
• Gladiators Shutout Millionaires 42-0 at PAL Bowl Saturday Night to Stay Unbeaten
• Annual Chiselers Market today at University of Tampa
• Chino y Nacho and Elvis Crespo kickoff Viva La Musica
• Don't forget Monday is the last day to withdraw from Spring classes. If you need help in a class check out the Dale Mabry campus tutoring center.
• Bradenton Gladiators Host Cross-County Rival Sarasota Millionaires Saturday
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for March 3-9
• "Hell's Kitchen's" Chef Robert Hesse Guest Judges at Citrus Festival
• Viva La Musica returns to Sea World and Busch Gardens
• HCC Ybor Festival of the Moving Image is in 2 weeks! Are you ready?
• American Muslim Espouses Interfaith Dialogue at UT
• Lightning’s Pavel Kubina suspended three games
• Persistence pays dividends as Lightning takedown Chicago in shootout
• Hell's Kitchen Chef Gives Back to the Family of Slain Officer
• Have you heard about the Dale Mabry campus Science Seminar Series? This highly popular series will feature Dr. Ernest Esteves Tuesday, March 15 at 3:30 p.m. Dr. Esteves will speak on Climate change, especially sea level rise, and its effects on marine an
• TIA flights to Cuba: another inevitable step
• Gordon Solie Memoirs Now Available For Kindle Readers
• Council denies Sweetbay's liquor store application
• Chamber prepares to host expo at MOSI
• Sara Romeo set to receive Soroptimist award
• Three qualify for state science and engineering fair
• Toraño Family Cigar Co. part of 5th annual Boca Raton Concours D'Elegance
• T-Yanks 2011 Roster Predictions
• Brackman has solid outing in 1st game back
• The International Festival at Dale Mabry is this Thursday! Don't miss your chance to enjoy music, dance and food from over 49 different countries. The festival is from 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Dale Mabry Campus. Check out our HCC Events tab for
• Mural to Tampa police officers 'a fantastic tribute'
• Taxpayer money tied up in homes with tainted drywall
• Theater seats to move in sync with movie
• New Tampa woman set to lead Grace O'Malley krewe
• City of Tampa runoff election dates
• County to scatter govt. offices to make room for Judicial Center
• Current and former T-Yanks continue to make waves at Spring Training
• Cigar events this week in Tampa Bay
• Lots of important deadlines coming up. Be sure you're ready! Just click the link for more information. Have a question? Check out HCC's 24 hour help center by clicking here
• Sociology Professor Dreams of Harnessing Human Potential
• Millionaires Kicker Ian Kitchell Makes The USF Football Team
• Everest College’s Ontario Metro Campus Offers Criminal Justice Training
• Why College Students Drop Out
• Historic Jackson House on shaky ground
• Historic Jackson House on shaky ground
• Pro Wrestling Duo Takes on New Adventures
• Gladiators and Bulls Remain Undefeated In Week 6
• Letter to the editor of the Tampa Tribune
• First Friday celebration with aviation theme held in Lakeland, Fla.
• Upcoming Meetings of the Environmental Protection Commission
• HART Board of Directors meeting Monday March 7th
• Competitors find joy, fulfillment at Special Olympics
• Renaissance Fest a haven for costumed patrons, pets
• Scale R/C competition to be held in Polk City, Fla.
• What do you think???
• Need to get in contact with financial aid, registration or admissions? Click the link for a list of commonly used HCC phone numbers. Remember, due to federal regulation a limited amount of information can be given over the phone.
• Yacht Starship St. Patrick's Day Cruise
• 3rd Annual St. Patrick's Day Celebration at Garrison Channel
• Gladiators Look To Stay Unbeaten; Millionaires Look For First Win Saturday
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Feb. 25-March 3
• Blackstone Group Senior Managing Director to Speak at UT
• UT Hosts Workshops on Experiential Education
• Police station murals depict East Tampa's past
• Police station murals depict East Tampa's past
• Live Oak's security force gets high-tech help
• Live Oak's security force gets high-tech help
• Yanks' tie Rays 1-1; former T-Yanks show talent
• Hammer & Sickle - cigar review
• If you're a fan of the theatre then you don't want to miss Giles Davies in Charles Dickens live on stage! Performances are at 7:30 p.m. at the Mainstage Theatre tonight through Saturday. Free for HCC students!
• Tampa Bay Lightning recall Ritola and Jones; Lecavalier and Bergeron out
• St. Pete Chamber: TBBJ’s Bridgette Mill ‘Business Woman of the Year’
• Austin changes views on international flights at TIA
• Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg signs catering company
• WellCare: A “transformed” organization
• UT Participates in Florida Waterways Dance Project
• Cott gains after acquisition
• Former WellCare CEO Todd Farha among five facing fraud charges
• Inuvo shrinks 4Q loss
• Oral arguments in rail lawsuit scheduled
• 2011 Latin Billboard Music Award Nominations
• Former T-Yanks light up big stage; Yanks' beat Astros 6-5
• Illuminati Cigars
• Freshman Familiar with Tennis Courts of the World
• Hoo-ray to hurrah for Greco
• Bradenton Gladiators Offering Scholarship Program
• Fire department division chief retires after 35 years
• Girl Scout Cookie Store Open for Business!
• Popular Photography Tour, Power Of Passion, By Sandy Puc’ and Jerry Ghionis Has Eye on Tampa
• Orchids flourish amid Spanish- style estate
• Greco school oak tree dying from root rot
• Piccadilly restaurant shuts Bruce B. Downs location
• USF seeks award nominees
• Festival draws attention to Uganda civil war
• Just Between Friends Spring/Summer Sale Event
• Montelione, Perkins face off in District 7 runoff
• Cigar events in Tampa Bay for March 3rd and 4th
• Get that extra jump at work or just learn a new skill with The Corporate Training Center @ Hillsborough Community College. Check out their Facebook page for more information including prices, classes offered and more!
• Medical News Notes - March 1, 2011
• Parents of Drunk Driving Victim Establish Scholarship
• Expert tells JCRC: With Egyptian Army in charge, war with Israel unlikely
• Jerusalem Post writer to present analysis of Israel’s place in evolving Middle East
• Shabbat of song planned at Beth Shalom in Brandon
• HILDA KAUFMAN,
• DR. SAMUEL SHEP JANUS,
• LILLIAN BERNSTEIN GUSHIN,
• EFFIE BAYER,
• Birthright reports record number of applicants
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Peace Corps at 50 draws volunteers over 50
• THELMA G. WEINBERG,
• PHYLLIS B. MAY,
• STANLEY L. MARGULIS,
• Organizations
• ‘Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad’ returns to St. Petersburg
• GCJFCS chosen to present FACES project at confab
• Chilean miners say thanksgiving blessing with Israeli president
• Raise a glass on Purim to the Irish eyes among us
• Aaron Glenn Tobin
• Bryce Joshua Meyer
• Jason Alan Miller
• Hillel school students to compete in state science fair
• ID card of Israeli athlete killed in Munich returned
• Gulf Coast JFS and Community Care combining names
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Congregations
• May the Force be with you
• Menorah Manor's 25 Years of Love
• Matisyahu in Tampa takes audience on enlightening journey
• Tampa JCC softball tournament
• Tampa JCC offers yoga for seniors in South Tampa
• 5K run will remember Alexis Saunders
• Beck apologizes for comparing Reform rabbis to Islamic radicals
• Capitol Hill: Cantor speaks about teen dating violence
• Just a nosh...
• 2011 Tikkun Olam Award winner is Steve Specter
• University Mall enters foreclosure process with lender
• Highland Pines residents welcome lights
• Science buff or just a geologist groupie? Then don't miss the very popular HCC Science Seminar series tomorrow (Tuesday) featuring Dr. Eugene Shinn from the USF Marine Science Center as he presents "A Geologist’s Adventures with Bimini Be
• Sykes Enterprises 4Q loss expands
• Publix reports earnings increase for 2010
• Then & Now
• Crist to lecture at Stetson law school
• Reports: Centro Property Group selling to Blackstone
• Scott to tour country to encourage tourism
• Gasparilla International Film Festival nears
• Ceridian taps into tax program to add 220 jobs
• Vology Data Systems raises $32.5 million in new capital
• Already thinking about summer classes? Priority registration for current HCC students starts April 5. Remember, HCC has one summer semester vs. having Summer A, B and C. Please click the link for more information.
• Job seekers, digital immigrants need to embrace social networking
• First Watch to open two Jacksonville area restaurants
• USFSP Offers Two Free Networking Events On March 8th
• UT Begins Logo Licensing Program with Strategic Marketing Affiliates
• King High teammates will pay tribute to Calyx Schenecker
• Jesuit High's robotics team gets job(s) done
• Academy Awards 83rd Red Carpet Stars
• We're going off the rails on a crazy train!
• Jon Huber announces Crowned Heads a new cigar company
• Magic City Bulls and Orlando Rage Remain Undefeated in FFA Week 6
• Treasure Coast Bobcats to Retire Fabrizio Scaccia's Jersey In Ceremony
• → Hillsborough Community College: Spring Break is March 28 - April 1. Are you ready?
• AAF Tampa Bay announces ADDY honorees
• Raymond James OKs say on pay
• Tampa Bay Lightning versus New Jersey Devils gameday preview; Smith recalled
• Political Races Fueled by UT Spirit
• Why We Need Education
• Vinayak Properties creates not your typical Holiday Inn
• Clearwater Beach Restaurant Week begins on Mother's Day
• High-speed rail more like roller coaster as LaHood extends time
• Large mortgage fraud conspiracy alleged in federal indictment
• Financial Times: Synovus Financial exploring sale
• Homeowners Choice gives Paresh Patel, F.X. McCahill III bonuses
• Can we put an end to high speed rail in Florida today?
• AT&T plans mobile upgrades in Tampa Bay
• PGT reports 4Q loss, but cites benefits of multifamily uptick
• USF president Judy Genshaft, husband donate $1M for study abroad
• Larkin, Dr. Phillips in Wharton's way of final four
• Event gives children chance to test talents
• Overcoming the Temptation to Quit
• Anglers rally against grouper fishing ban
• Guest Organists Continue Dedicatory Concerts
• Czech Zlin (Bücker) Bestmann at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla.
• Utility work has slowed Bruce B. Downs Blvd. project
• 2011 Spring Training Update
• Judge refuses to freeze assets of jailed Tampa Palms mom
• Lots of events coming up this weekend! Be sure to check out our HCC Events tab on the left-hand side of our page for a full listing.
• MTS splits top roles, names William Shields as president
• Tampa Bay Lightning trade Dan Ellis to Anaheim; acquire Curtis McElhinney
• Superior Uniform reports earnings increase
• Biovest expands site in Minnesota for cancer vaccine production
• HCA plans $4.28B IPO
• Retailers call for return of tax holiday
• Reports: Scott rejects plan for high-speed rail
• Ideal Image’s Landis named 2011 CFO of the Year
• STR: Some hotel statistics in Tampa-St. Pete rise, others lag
• Port Manatee borrows $3 million from Regions Bank for dredging
• Tampa International chief Lopano reorganizes top executive staff
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Feb. 17-23
• Girl Scout Cookie Booths Begin February 25, 2011
• Hartman Integration Offers Mobile HD Video Streaming with the LifeSize Video Center
• Doster kids win black history contest
• Doster kids win black history contest
• Studio Tobac commisions "Hutch" for ultra-limited edition cigar cutters
• Lightning versus Phoenix Coyotes gameday preview
• Father of slain Tampa teens files to divorce jailed wife
• The return of 'Floriduh'
• Hell’s Kitchen Comes to Clearwater to Benefit Local Organizations
• Pssghetti’s Pays Homage to the Career of Angelo Dundee
• Temple Terrace Junior Woman's Club helps at-risk children
• Four students attend Smithsonian summit
• Mayor OK with painting the town purple
• Downtown jeweler's retirement a sign of times
• Things to Do
• Turner Elementary honors 40 student artists
• Friends group plans three-day book sale
• Wharton High program mentors children
• Daddy-Daughter Dance a generational affair
• Planners to examine 22nd Street traffic
• Running fundraiser brings out large crowd
• Verizon facility hosts recycling event
• Chamber honors six health care 'heroes'
• Celebrate Fiesta Day 2011
• FFA Power Rankings: Week 5
• HCC Foundation scholarship applications are now being accepted for the 2011-2012 academic year! Just click the link for a full listing, details and more. The application deadline is April 4, 2011.
• Studio Tobac launches 2011 tour
• Reitz in Tampa Features Ceramic Work by Renowned Artist
• Take Medical Insurance Billing and Coding Training in Bremerton
• Sustainable Business Awards Recognize Leading Bay Area Companies
• Then & Now, David Falk Theater
• T-Yank infielder makes appearance at Yank's camp
• 2011 Academy Awards Oscar Nominees
• Big cigar events in Tampa Bay this week
• Question about your current residency classification? Click the link for more information.
• Cigars and Guitars event report
• DinoQuest: A Jurassic Journey now at Lowry Park Zoo
• UT graduate, friends feed Tampa's homeless
• Gladiators Roll Crusaders 37-0 To Remain Undefeated
• Florida Football Alliance Week 5 Results
• Fire damages Ybor City funeral home
• Florida Football Alliance Week 5 Schedule
• Former T-Yanks ready for Yankees' Spring Training Part Four: Outfielders
• Premio Lo Nuestro Celebrates it's 23rd Year - Part II
• Remember, all campuses are closed Monday, February 21 except for Plant City. Plant City campus is off March 7 for the Strawberry Festival.
• Lightning acquire defenseman Eric Brewer
• Students in Sustainability Course Get Hands On and Smelly
• Father of slain Tampa Palms teens to divorce jailed wife
• Early voting starts tomorrow for City of Tampa
• Public access TV finds new home at University Mall
• Florida dodged a bullet...train
• USF wows math students with technology to help them pass
• Support your Hawk's baseball team as they compete in the Sun Coast Playoffs Monday @ 3 p.m. at Community Field. Go Hawks!
• Film on Iraqi Refugees to be Screened at UT
• New MOSI exhibit to get buggy with it
• Creative Recycling Forms GreenRock Rare Earth Recovery Corporation
• Brooks-DeBartolo loses Title I status
• Premio Lo Nuestro Celebrates it's 23rd Year
• Former T-Yanks ready for Yankees' Spring Training Part Three: Infielders
• We're getting close to the halfway point in the semester. How are your grades? If your struggling, check out this tool online tutoring tool by HCC.
• Toraño Family Cigar Company releases new Master BFC
• CEOs Who Worked Their Way Up Speak at Fellows Forum
• New MOSI exhibit to get buggy with it
• Huge Event to Raise Money for Children's Cancer Research
• Photographer Wants to Change the World with Art
• Find Girl Scout Cookies With Free Mobile App And Booth Locator!
• Former T-Yanks ready for Yankees' Spring Training Part Two: Catchers
• Circle, kids deliver Valentine's Day surprises
• Train for a Career in Medical Insurance Billing and Coding in Hayward
• Admirers unveil bust of NAACP trailblazer
• Gladiators Go For Fifth Consecutive Win Saturday ; Millionaires Have Bye Week
• Tampa mayoral candidates hit uncertain homestretch
• Mom charged with killing her teens pleads not guilty
• Writers at the University Spring Season Kicks Off with Poet
• Tampa Palms mom pleads not guilty to murdering her children
• 40th Street segment opens to traffic
• Clients say spa's new home is cozy, calming
• MOSI prepares for an all-out insect invasion
• Photographer is art league's featured artist for February
• New Tampa resident to lead all-female krewe
• Castor, Mica to Scott: Reconsider rail stance
• Popular food event headed to new digs
• Other states have hands out for rail funding
• Improvements planned for Bearss Avenue
• Siemens reacts to Gov. Scott decision to kill high-speed rail
• Universal Health Care Group lands $40 million credit facility
• Welcome to Tree City USA
• TransUnion: Fla. No. 2 for mortgage delinquency
• Governor favors ports over high-speed rail
• East Tampa taxes fund theater, job training
• Chase plans Florida expansion
• Southwest Airline's website crashed by job seekers
• Best Western launches branding campaign
• One Call Medical buys Express Dental Care
• Former T-Yanks ready for Yankees' Spring Training Part One: Pitchers
• Celebrate Black History Month with HCC! Just click on the HCC Events tab on the left-hand side of our Facebook page for a listing of activities.
• Police get donated bikes for East Tampa patrols
• Tampa Bay Lightning recall Mike Vernace; Smaby, Thompson out against Flyers
• Looking for something to do this afternoon? Check out the HCC Science Seminar Series presentation "A Million Little Steps: How to Achieve Success in Basic Science Research" with guest speaker Dr. Jennifer Bess. Starts at 3:30 p.m. today on the
• Tampa Announces Addition Of Varsity Men's Lacrosse
• United Synagogue re-imagines Conservative movement
• Kosher lunch menus
• TERESA “TERRI” SLESNICK,
• GERARD LACHS,
• ROSELINE “RO” A. CUTLER,
• Rabbis sign on to Jewish Funds for Justice battle with Beck, Fox News
• He was a mentor to youth in life, now some want to pay it forward
• ARNOLD MICHAEL ABRAMSON,
• Rodeph Sholom’s ‘Shalom Moshe’ tribute sold out
• Interest-free educational loan applications available March 1
• Jonah Benjamin Kornberg
• Jacob Michael Daniels
• Amid record snowfall, some cemeteries struggle to bury dead
• Organizations
• Stress Reduction Is Good For Health
• Jews take 5 of top 6 spots in annual list of top U.S. givers
• Cuba to seek 20 years jail time against American Jew
• Transit ads across U.S. emerging as new front in Israeli-Palestinian PR war
• Concern rising along the Israel-Egypt border
• TIKVAH Talk: School help for kids with special needs
• Deadline March 1 to apply for TJFS Trifecta scholarship
• Love, 21st century Judaism topics for scholar-in-residence at Sun City Center synagogue
• Religious Directory
• Congregations
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Suspects nabbed in theft of of Judaica from Milan synagogue
• Jewish, veterans groups urge memorial to chaplains
• Of revolution in Egypt
• Concern for stability in Egypt
• Redskins owner sees anti-Semitism in devil’s caricature
• Concert to spotlight Ladino’s Judeo/Spanish blend
• Israel rejects Streisand’s cousin aliyah request
• Tampa young adults to attend Vegas TribeFest
• 1st Boomers’ Rosh Chodesh meeting April 6
• Lions of Judah honor Carol Jaffe; hear from Women of the Wall founder
• YAD Rosh Chodesh event serves up ‘Cosmos & Cupcakes’
• Growth spurt: More farms at Jewish institutions seeding food awareness
• ‘Jews and Baseball ...’
• Just a Nosh ...
• Joint JCRC meeting to focus on Egypt and Middle East, ‘Let My People Grow’ blog
• Documentary/concert film has a Jewish back-story
• Super Sunday volunteers needed for community phone-a-thon
• Netanyahu welcomes Egyptian military’s treaty reassurances
• New power player arises in the Mideast: the Arab street
• EA Sports and Pro Wrestling Announcer Premiers on 1wrestling.com
• Hollywood Insider Signs with Phoenix Broadcasting Network
• CenterState’s Ernie Pinner gets three-year contract
• Career Bliss: Tampa among 'unhappiest' places to work
• First Market buys note on distressed Canterbury Lane
• BryCoat gets SBA Tibbetts award for its research and development
• Girl Scout cookies: There’s an app
• Beck Group to partner with university students on ‘FLeX House’
• CB Richard Ellis to buy ING real estate biz
• Hilliard: Loss of refund loans could hurt Republic
• Small businesses support fast train in letter to governor
• Starbucks makes deal to enter hotel rooms via Courtesy Products
• 23rd Annual Premio Lo Nuestro Award Show
• T-Yanks pitching prospects in 2011
• Cigars and Guitars at the Don Cesar Hotel
• Toraño Family Cigar Company official cigar sponsor for casino fundraising event
• Then & Now: The Tampa Tribune newsroom
• Cyclist killed in crash near USF was 'humble' veterinarian
• Lights on Tampa Returns
• PNC survey finds financial harmony lacking on Valentine's Day
• SBA to launch new smallbiz loan programs
• Owen Farren quits as top executive at Technology Research
• Nielsen poll: Floridians are more pessimistic
• Losses mount at Accentia, Biovest as they emerge from bankruptcy
• Cortes Hodz and Hodz: Treating marriage like a business
• Scott Carpenter to judge PRSA Silver Anvil
• BizTech finalists named
• Wells Fargo Securities: Tampa recovery “sluggish”
• Tampa Palms board explores options on signature intersection
• Merlin seeks 'model citizens' to staff Winter Haven park
• Florida State Fair Events
• Crash kills cyclist near USF
• The Save America Convention comes to Tampa
• Tampa Bay Rays 2011 Fan Fest
• Gladiators Outshine Stars 42-6 To Go 4-0; Millionaires Remain Winless
• FFA Scores Week Four: Gladiators, Rage and Bulls Remain Undefeated
• Lightning versus Carolina gameday preview; Malone, Lundin placed on IR
• A model train set for Tampa?
• 8th Annual Flan Fest
• Davidoff Black & White Dinner Smoker at Vicente of London
• Saturday's Bradenton Gladiators Game Moved To Palmetto Youth Center
• Florida Footall Alliance Schedule: Week Four
• Take a look at the HCC Vet Club in action!
• Officials, residents, discuss cost of 'community gardens'
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Feb. 4-10
• Millionaires Kicker Ian Kitchell Is Making Transition To USF
• Everest University in Melbourne Offers Bachelor's Degree in Accounting
• City Council observer spoke for powerless
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Feb. 3-9
• Signs of the (political) season are all around
• HCA reorganizes management, names R. Milton Johnson president
• Florida banks asset quality shows modest improvement
• Tampa Bay restaurateurs say Monday is romantic after all
• Mike Chapman named GC at Holland & Knight
• US Airways increasing overweight bag charges
• Community Bank of Manatee buying First Community Bank of America
• Tech Data Canada launches new division
• Catalyst rising: Tech firms show jobs spark
• Maintenance costs push Avantair into red
• Bigger customer base boosts 2Q at medical supply firm Procyon
• Lightning’s injuries cause for concern; Johan Harju recalled from Norfolk
• Our Facebook page got a facelift! Check out our tabs at the left-hand side of the screen including Books for Sale/Wanted, HCC Events, Notes; and click "More" to see HCC Women's and Men's sports scores. Take an active role in your scho
• Women of WWII subject of symposium in Polk City
• Gasparilla 'pirates' visit disabled adults
• Car crashes into power poll and bursts into flames in Brooksville, Florida
• Tampa Palms mom indicted in children's deaths
• Gladiators Look To Remain Undefeated Saturday Against Muck City
• Millionaires Look For First Win Saturday Against Crusaders
• USAA adding 160 more positions in Tampa
• How to Handle Tough Interview Questions
• Professor Participates in Washington Post’s Live Chat Today
• Bulls' complex springs to life
• Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg begins construction
• Gasparilla Charity Beer Garden generates $100,000 for nonprofits
• USAA adds 160 jobs in Tampa
• Florida attacks insurance fraud in Tampa with another PIP squad
• With improved weather, crowds expected at Florida State Fair
• TB Partnership offers Scott ideas on economic development
• Delta less on time, more complained about in 2010
• AutoNation sees growth accelerate in 2011
• Advanced Diagnostic Group has ADG Acquisition as new owner
• Senior Care agrees to settlement involving Evergreen Rehab work
• Looking for the scores to an HCC game? Check us out on Twitter or take a look at our Mens and Women's Sports tab at the top of our Facebook page. Congrats to the Women's Basketball team for their win tonight against Daytona 50-48. Go Hawks!
• An eyewitness account of the protests in Egypt
• Click the link for a listing of important deadlines for Fall semester including graduation, application due date, drop/add period and more!
• City Council observer spoke for powerless
• Austrian Ambassador Urges Students to Participate in Democracy
• Orlando Rage Hold Fund Raiser For Teammate’s Son
• Wharton's Astroth, Owens form dynamic duo
• O'Neill: Tampa's unconventional side revealed
• Tampa Bay cigar events
• New women's club forms
• The Place is perfect for parties, business meetings
• Support group helps MSA victims, caregivers
• Hotel event to benefit Hope Lodge
• Change sought in land use designation
• Scott proposes $15M for state's ports
• Temple Terrace golf course hosts vintage-style tourney
• Florida orange estimate reduced
• Wharton High School's Roots for Peace festival set for Feb. 18
• Rising rates push mortgage applications down
• Drew Park residents ponder neighborhood's future
• Florida No. 3 for black-owned businesses
• Zillow: Tampa home values fall 9% in 2010
• David Gee among Florida Medicaid task force members appointed
• SEC wins $9M payback in Global Development pump-and-dump scheme
• Fitch: Tampa Sports Authority bonds AA+
• No space junk: Scrap firm helps dismantle Kennedy launch pad
• AgileThought names Jeff Alagood COO
• Florida State Fair just a day away
• Completed 40th Street segment opens to traffic
• Dental Assistant Training Offered at Everest College in Reseda
• What Skills Are Needed to Survive in Today’s World?
• Seminole Heights open for business
• Mangrove Employer Services buys COBRA specialist CHC COBRAsource
• After ATM crash, Wells Fargo to reimburse customers
• Kindred Healthcare to acquire RehabCare Group, form largest U.S. rehab provider
• McClatchy Q4 earnings down 42%
• PSC: FP&L customers to get refund
• Gates Foundation supports malaria research at USF, Draper Lab
• Legoland Florida names Thompson Wesley Wolfe agency of record
• Oragenics overhauls management, secures funding
• Tim Main, Ed Crenshaw to highlight 2011 UT Fellows Forum
• TGH hits heart transplant milestone
• Urbano Cigars
• Looking for something do to? Check out the HCC Events tab at the top of our Facebook page! Have an HCC event you'd like to promote? Let us know and we'll add it.
• Florida Governor Rick Scott's budget proposals
• New Tampa bridge project a step closer to reality
• sports authority ultimate skills challenge
• CenterState back in the black in 4Q
• New divisions at Tech Data focus on HP, networking
• Egypt protests do little to impact gas prices
• BP cut corners on Deepwater Horizon safety, shareholders' attorneys say
• BofA targets toxic mortgages
• Gov. Scott unveils 'Jobs Budget'
• AMA: Two health insurers control most of Fla. market
• Jobless rate improves in two-thirds of U.S. metros, including Tampa
• Delta in deal with WestJet
• Bank of America spotlights St. Petersburg Free Clinic
• Attention Current and Future Filmmakers: The 2011 Festival of the Moving Image is now taking submissions! Just click the link for more information. Hurry, all entries must be postmarked by March 1.
• Sarasota Millionaires Fall To Bradenton Gladiators 21-0 Saturday Night
• Florida Football Alliance Week Three Scores
• Deputies: Man fatally stabs girlfriend in north Tampa
• Just Between Friends of Tampa needs volunteers
• Deputies: Man fatally stabs girlfriend in north Tampa
• Super Bowl Sunday Events in Tampa Bay
• Florida Football Alliance Week Three Matchups
• Millionaires Face Cross County Rival Gladiators Saturday Night
• Tampa Bay Lightning ready for Washington in divisional showdown
• Need to forward your Hawkmail to a personal account? Here's how! Just click the link for step-by-step instructions.
• Community coming to grips over Tampa Palms' shooting
• Best Tips on How to Conduct an Online Job Search
• Police seek woman who has attempted to defraud bank
• Governor Rick Scott Calls On President Obama To Join Florida In Reducing Taxes
• Recovery: Connections of the Week
• Investment in PACA Foods puts more on the table
• Syniverse builds a bigger pipeline for mobile video, business apps
• Hyde Park readies for new eateries
• Lending expected to loosen as new banks arrive
• How to select a meeting venue
• Tampa Bay without a car: A work in progress
• Joe P. Teague: Be an advocate for your clients
• Creating sales requires creativity on calls and in the office
• Absolute gears up for communications on the go
• UT Dance Concert Features Fusion and Haunted Ballet
• UT Hosts More than 150 Colleges and Universities for National College Fair March 13
• Delta to accelerate fleet size cuts, raise fares
• Microsoft awards $209K for training in Sarasota, Manatee
• MarineMax reports first quarter loss
• Florida ranks 47th for children’s health care
• John Corbett joins CenterState Banks board
• Clear Channel backing oil spill victims
• Dragon Boat Races joins Asia Fest in Tampa
• Linvatec charges cut into Conmed earnings
• HCA earnings jump 14.5 percent
• Franklin Street sells 42nd St. Apartments
• Lightning place Mike Smith on waivers
• Father of slain teens: 'Please don't forget how they lived'
• What are you doing tomorrow night? Check out the visionary art of Senegalese-born Key West artist Michael Delgado at the Ybor Campus Art Gallery. Gallery talk is Thursday from 5:30 - 8 p.m. in the Ybor Performing Arts building, first floor.
• Develop Your Time Management Skills and Perform Like the Pros
• Castor gets up-close look at redevelopment project
• From Combat to Classroom
• Kids choose plants for Moses House garden
• Why do home values in Hernando County continue to fall?
• Every Girl Scout Cookie Has A Mission: Those Donated Through Cookies From Home Bridge The Gap In War Zones
• Roloson does it again, pitches shutout in Lightning’s 4-0 win over Flyers
• Ashton Woods plans to build in Grand Hampton
• Professionals, amateurs to showcase their dancing skills
• Temple Terrace Juniors stay busy
• SMA, investors acquire senior living community
• Consignment shop offers a fashionable twist
• Weather cuts into TIA restaurant and retail sales
• Veteran county employee takes reins at University Area center
• Lightning’s Jeff Vinik funds $35M St. Pete Times Forum renovation
• Seminole Heights residents host Tampa candidates
• Republican National Committee chair addresses leadership changes
• Power pole dispute spurs TECO pledge
• Penny Hulbert of Links Financial widens global ACG role
• ‘Tow to Go’ offered for Super Bowl weekend
• 62 major markets add jobs; Tampa ranks 55th in U.S.
• Palm Harbor apartments fetch $44.2M
• Carson Midlin Co. merges with Monroe Securities
• Quality Distribution sells stock
• Chamber to honor unsung health care heroes
• Heritage Isles runs restaurant on its own
• Documents detail discovery of slain Tampa Palms teens
• Support the Lady Hawks and join the fight against cancer tomorrow (Wednesday) at Shoot for a Cure at the Dale Mabry campus Gym. Game starts at 6 p.m. $6 ticket price includes t-shirt and donation to cancer research.
• Resume Writing Essentials Everyone Should Know
• Classmates to honor memory of Tampa Palms siblings
• Rail spelled backward is LIAR part 3
• The Tampa Bay Estuary Program announces Guardian of the Bay contest
• UT Announces Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
• Reform cantorial school named for late singer Debbie Friedman
• MARTIN DAVID LENHOFF,
• RON P. HILL,
• Clementi/Goldstein
• LARA ELIZABETH GRIFFIN,
• EVAN ALLEN BURAK,
• Ed Koch says his epitaph will beDaniel Pearl’s last words
• Organizations
• Kosher lunch menus
• New campaign begun to raise $5.5 million for Ethiopian aliyah
• First synagogue in 200 years opens in St. Martin
• Tiger Moms tamed by Jewish-American experience
• Republican Jews say Sen. Paul ‘misguided’ on cutting aid to Israel
• YAD Vodka Latke
• Survivors cookbook helps Israelis survive
• Retired general to recall climbing from concentration camp survivor to Army brass
• Benjamin Ragusa
• Religious Directory
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Congregations
• Personal Responsibility and End Of Life
• Tampa YAD events schedule
• ‘To Life: Music of Hope’ Feb. 17 will feature rescued Holocaust-era violins
• After 25 years of waving baton, Jack Heller to retire from leading volunteer symphony
• JAFI & Federations: Partners with purpose
• Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) opens regional office in Bay area
• Just a nosh...
• Matisyahu
• Let’s go to the (Jewish) movies!
• President’s Dinner rescheduled to Feb. 20 due to guest speaker
• UF survey: Fla. real estate pros more confident
• Port of Tampa leaders hear Panama Canal expansion is on schedule
• 50 U.S. counties and cities surpass 1 million population mark
• Trucking industry conference pulls into Tampa
• Lightning’s Vinik gives $10M to ‘heroes’ and community partners
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium plans extensive capital improvements
• County considers restructuring IDA
• Steak ’N Shake franchisees fight corporate mandates
• Lawyers Tindall, Rodriguez, Christopher, Bratcher disciplined
• White House launches Startup America
• Lightning’s Nate Thompson signed to a contract extension; Mike Smith recalled
• FFA Power Rankings: Week 2
• Tampa Bay Lightning unveil new logo and jerseys
• Mom slapping incident reported months before teens' slayings
• Gary Hyams leaves CAO International
• Mom accused of killing teen children held without bail
• Chick-fil-A defends its values
• Florida Gas Transmission awarded $82.7M
• Station opening completes TECO Line streetcar extension
• Lightning reveals new jerseys, brand strategy
• Publix recalls ice cream
• PNC buys Tampa branches from BankAtlantic
• Florida judge strikes down health care reform bill
• Judge rules health reform unconstitutional
• Intuit: Small-business jobs grew 0.3% in January
• IBM commits $150M to Obama's Startup America
• Q&A with Buccaneers Examiner J.J. Rodriguez
• A long wait for Don Omar in Tampa
• Bradenton Gladiators Remain Undefeated With 23-0 Win Over Bay Area Warriors
• FFA Scores Week Two: Millionaires Fall to Muck City 19-13 in Belle Glade
• Friends can't reconcile images of mom accused of killing kids
• Mom accused of killing kids under medical evaluation
• EPC approves New Tampa bridge project
• Bealsville artist featured at Temple Terrace's library
• February in a glance
• Tampa Bay Jewish Film Festival 2011
• President Obama and the State of the Union
• Police say mom killed her own kids
• Police: New Tampa mom fatally shot her children
• Commit 2 Complete Friday, February 11 at the Brandon Campus scholarly summit! Learn about the resources available to you as an HCC student to help you reach the stars and enter the chance to win a $250 scholarship! Just click the link for more informatio
• Two Business Leaders Join USF St. Petersburg to Advance Entrepreneurship
• Lightning’s Martin St. Louis lobbies for Steven Stamkos as NHL All-Star teammate
• Austrian Ambassador to Discuss Wikileaks at UT
• Rail spelled backward is Liar - Part 2
• Local Expert To Participate In China Training
• Arrests made after probe of bogus claims at Marbella Medical
• New Tampa Bay area locations on the menu for Dunkin’ Donuts
• BizBuySell.com: Tampa Bay business asking prices up slightly
• Seminole Heights gets Arbor Day oaks
• AirTran resumes Asheville service, plans for Key West, San Juan
• Brandon investment firm sues over ‘loans’ to NFL athletes
• Regulators crack down on Heritage Bank of Florida
• Synovus cuts loss in ‘10, eyes profit in ‘11
• AAA Auto Club South posts best year ever
• GDP rises to 3.2 percent
• Study: Southwest Airlines is second-safest airline
• Patrols to keep waterways clear of Gasparilla shenanigans
• Get a taste of the arts with HCC Ybor Campus! Click the link or check out the HCC Events tab at the top of our Facebook page for a full listing of plays, performances, concerts and more!
• Gasparilla to include 'Moment of Silence' motorcade
• Police: Jefferson High junior withdraws rape complaint
• So, How Good Are Your People Skills?
• Organists Promise to Fire Up the Imagination
• Patrols to keep waterways clear of Gasparilla shenanigans
• Lightning’s Steven Stamkos gears up for first All-Star appearance
• Miami Cigar & Company creating $5,000 donation to the Love Fund
• New Tampa town hall meeting on high water bills on Friday
• Manage Yourself – Your Career – Your Life
• 5 Best Career Information Resources
• Program encourages students to drop the chips, get fit
• Whitney Bank in the red, but making loans in Tampa
• Hope Center marks 1-year anniversary
• Tampa police prepping for Gasparilla crowds
• Millionaires Look To Rebound On Road This Weekend in Belle Glade
• MLK Boulevard repairs under way
• O'Neill: Horrific tragedy, disturbing reaction
• Bradenton Gladiators Kick-off the 2011 Home Season Saturday Night at PAL Bowl
• Where to Learn Medical Insurance Billing and Coding in Orlando
• Fantasy of Flight to honor Tuskegee Airmen
• Muller Magnet Mania Community Festival will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 13615 N. 22nd St.
• Baby's birthday full of No. 1s
• New members join Live Oak's 2 CDD boards
• 'Junior Elves' make appearance at Mort Elementary
• Drum Therapy
• University of South Florida students volunteered for the day, were encouraged to keep giving back to the community.
• 2 Scouts to be awarded Eagle rank
• Fitch holds Tampa International bond rating; downgrades outlook
• Donation aims to enhance literacy
• CareerBuilder: Older workers feel better about retirement
• Obama looks to business to help U.S. win global contest
• The Legend of Gasparilla - Part II
• The Legend of Gasparilla - Part I
• Woman shoots self in mouth at busy Tampa intersection
• The Annual Gasparilla Invasion
• Action needed - House Bill 211 proposed to further restrict smoking in Florida
• HCC classes at MacDill AFB will be released early this evening. All other classes at the college will be held as scheduled. Please stay tuned.
• Medical News Notes - January 25, 2011
• Black Swan Screenwriter Flies into UT
• Woman shoots self in mouth at busy Tampa intersection
• Homeland security technology bolsters Gasparilla safety
• Service connects motorists so they can talk traffic
• Bulls' Grant balances basketball, motherhood
• Seminole Hard Rock Gasparilla Pirate Fest Event Schedule
• Rail spelled backward is Liar
• Need to forward your hawkmail to another account? Here's how!
• Tampa Bay Lightning’s Steven Stamkos named NHL No. 2 star of the week
• Heart and soul of the Lightning, Martin St. Louis heads to his 6th All-Star Game
• Medical Assistant Student at Everest College's Portland Campus Saves a Life
• Want to Study International Business? Consider the Bachelor's in Business Program at Everest University in Pompano Beach
• Studio Tobac to release first new cigar: Cain-F lancero
• Homeland security technology bolsters Gasparilla safety
• UF: Florida hospitals generate 730,000+ jobs
• Transitions Optical to market eyewear at PGA Tour
• Florida Hispanic chamber launches financing program
• New CFOs: Garrison Hasara at Accentia; Brian Bottjer at Biovest
• Urbano Cigars joins charity event at Splitsville in Tampa
• This week's Tampa Bay cigar events
• Bay Area Warriors Defeat Sarasota Millionaires 21-7 In Season Opener
• News release indicates record sea grass gains in Tampa Bay
• Hurry before these classes fill up!
• Best bets for the week of January 24 through January 28
• Show Off Your Everest Pride with a Facebook Twibbon
• Deputies: Motorcyclist killed in Tampa crash
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker Jan. 14-17
• Millionaires and MI'Sahe 26 Health and Fitness Club Team Up For Fitness Training
• Honors Symposia to Include Talks on Iron Man, Wikileaks and Nudist Resorts
• Acclaimed folk artist will be featured at Temple Terrace library
• Homeless veterans find help at Athena House
• UT Colloquium Series Resumes with Talk on Intelligent Tutoring Systems
• Girl Scouts Of West Central Florida Hires CMPO
• Bank of America, M&I in the red in 2010, SunTrust gains
• Publix named a “Best Company to Work For”
• Florida failing at smoking controls
• Tampa’s Gasparilla to be served by extra streetcar service
• Senior Hopes Her Future Lies in History
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Jan. 13-19
• State lawmakers mulling more gun bills
• No extra government money for rail project?
• Chamber names insurance agency its 2010 Business of the Year
• Need to add a class this semester but not sure what? Check out class offerings at the Regent! Just click the link for more information.
• Today's Electricians do More than Just Keep the Lights On.
• Take your education to the next level with Black, Brown and College Bound Feb. 23-25 in Tampa, Fl. The 3 day summit will address issues facing African American and Latino males in the academic world. Just click the link below for more information and reg
• How to Create a Personal Brand
• O'Neill: Eased travel restrictions has implications
• Record-Breaking Spartans Continue Rise In National Polls
• Keiser University becomes nonprofit
• DMGM buying Blake's Inn as part of corporate restructuring
• Bad loans push Intervest into the red
• Minister Gregory Sims sentenced on embezzlement of IBEW funds
• Wells Fargo posts profit gain, reports Wachovia merger on track
• Masque presents all-musical revue
• Temple Terrace names its top firefighter for 2010
• Chamber's expo gets new digs, offers special incentives
• University Area sees population change
• Golf tournament honors Hall of Fame pitcher
• Job training plan intrigues Tampa leaders
• American Airlines inks deal with Priceline
• Coffee maker Melitta unveils new Cherry Hill plant
• Six states join health care reform challenge
• Need to contact a professor but don't know how? Check out the HCC Directory! Just click the link to learn more.
• Park to be renamed for cigar industry pioneer
• Swiss team earns wheelchair rugby tournament win
• Israel court: Voluntary gender separation on buses OK
• Shabbat in Liverpool: New CD adapts Beatles’ tunes for services
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• MARILYN SIMON,
• DONALD P. SALTZMAN,
• IDA MAY HORN,
• SELMA COHEN,
• MICHAEL B. BALBER,
• Organizations
• National group to recognize Seiden with top honor
• Partnership between shul and mosque a model for community
• Herb Swarzman receives PRIMER Advocacy Award
• Israel’s prime minister makes first-ever formal pitch for Pollard release
• Course to lead students toward meaningful life
• Tampa Bay: Get ‘groggered’ at Purim Gala
• Art Festival Beth-El to showcase award-winning artists
• Journalists’ group retires award in Thomas’ name
• Has Saudia Arabia uncovered a Mossad agent’s nest?
• Israeli population in United States surges, but exact figures hard to determine
• Israel to ramp up Birthright investment
• 22 honored for exemplary leadership at annual Women of Distinction program
• Luau ends 2010; JetSetters start 4th year
• Rachel Elizabeth Slakter
• Andrew Blake Nissensohn
• Kaballah passe? Kol Ami scholar to discuss
• Rock/Joseph
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Congregations
• Pinellas Torah Academy idea to be explored
• National Jewish camp grant program launched
• Alan and Nancy Bomstein to be honored at national Israel Bonds event in Boca Raton
• Weekend scholar: Cantor who inspired women’s Torah commentary
• Religious Directory
• Haifa to say Shalom to Mickey Mouse
• Jewish football teams want bowl of their own
• Teens to knit caps for cancer patients
• YAD Book Club schedules monthly discussions
• Tzedakah training camp
• Vegas to host first young adult ‘TribeFest’
• Inn on the Pond under way — finally
• Just a nosh...
• Giffords committed to her Judaism, but she wasn’t shot because of it: ADL
• Film festival will go to ball game twice with youth/ family movies
• Israel and Tu B’Shevat
• Genocide orphans’ home will be featured beneficiary at President’s Dinner
• New Federation blog cultivates Jewish community conversation
• American Airlines partners with travel website Vegas.com
• GCA-EMS Electrical rebrands
• American Momentum’s Don Adam loses bid for Sterling Bancshares
• Vision Airlines schedules Tampa Bay, Northwest Florida service
• Merecorp sells Baywater Apartments for $8.75M
• M&A deal count up, value down in Florida
• New Tampa homeowners among those questioning high water bills
• Group works to rebuild Temple Terrace's iconic bat tower
• Sam’s Club hiring in Riverview
• Pipeline shutdown pushes gas higher
• CFO of the Year finalists named
• RNC chairman lets go 2012 convention staffers
• Navy awards Maritime Security Strategies $29 million contract
• All HCC campuses are closed tomorrow for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Enjoy your day off and reflect on the freedom we all have thanks to men like Martin Luther King Jr.
• Thousands of USF students stampede for good deeds
• Looking for a part-time, full-time job? Need help choosing a career? Check out the HCC Career Center. See who's hiring now! Just click the link.
• Police investigating reported rape at Jefferson High
• Chamber names business of the year finalists
• Association says deed restrictions don't allow church cell tower
• Drivers face temporary slowdowns on stretch of 56th Street
• Fashion and Arts Week planned for downtown Clearwater
• The Centre for Women updating its name to The Centre
• Kathy Castor joins Armed Services, Budget committees
• Modern Healthcare report: Shriners will bill insurers
• Smith & Nephew denies merger talks
• JPMorgan Chase profit up 48 percent
• United Insurance expands to Massachusetts
• Hope Learning Center an East Tampa jewel
• Hope Learning Center an East Tampa jewel
• Congratulations to the HCC Men's Basketball team for their win against IMG Academy 59-41. Go Hawks!
• Electronics Alive Exhibit Aims to Change Perceptions of Art
• AFL-CIO questions need for pension reform
• Custom Cable emerges from bankruptcy, names Thomas Ward president
• 22squared Tampa, Atlanta offices to develop Costa Rica campaign
• RealtyTrac: Foreclosure woes will continue in 2011
• Tampa among most-searched market for real estate
• Brown & Brown buys Nies Insurance
• Just because you've graduated doesn't mean you should stop learning! Get ahead in your career with HCC Continuing and Community Education courses. Click the link for classes, registration and more.
• Crabby Bill’s to renovate Clearwater Beach restaurant
• Carlton Fields expands to Wachovia Center in downtown Tampa
• Richard Pope faces fraud charges
• Garage sale fan says he's being singled out
• Prayer breakfast features former police chief
• City's engineer, department head steps down
• New Tampa golf course owner expands into Pinellas
• A sweet treat
• Chamber names business of the year finalists
• Looking for a text book or have one for sale? Check out the Books for Sale/Wanted tab at the top of our Facebook page!
• Business Network Symposium Hosts Industry Experts
• American Red Cross Issues One-Year Report on Haiti Relief and Recovery
• Hillsborough Fire Marshal Hinders Non Profit Mission Ministry
• 'Christmas In January' Celebration
• SRI Surgical signs deal with MedAssets
• USF breaks ground on CAMLS high-tech learning center in Tampa
• Florida groups file suit against EPA
• Lighting Science plans to hire 50
• Nicholas Financial plots future, possible sale
• Festivities mark debut of the new Dalí museum in St. Petersburg
• EmCare buys Tampa Bay area anesthesia practice
• Walter Industries picks up Deutsche Bank analyst backing
• ArtsTampaBay.com zooms in on Tampa Bay arts and culture
• HCC WebAdvisor is your one-stop-shop to register for classes, check grades, view transcipts and more! Learn more with this quick WebAdvisor Q&A. Just click the link below!
• Professor’s Sabbatical Focuses on Buddhism and Nature
• UT Professor Discusses New Book on Revolutionary America
• EA Sports Announcer Honored in Hillsborough County
• Hyde Park Village Art Fair 2011
• Synovus plans job cuts, branch closings
• Report: Smith & Nephew rejected bid from Johnson & Johnson
• Inuvo expects 4Q revenue gain
• Brown & Brown buys Kentucky agencies
• Progress Energy, Duke Energy to merge
• Hachem buys Skypoint space
• Seven Bay area companies present at Florida Venture Forum
• Former WellCare COO Rex Adams lands at CareCentrix
• Health Management previews 4Q, 2010 results
• Report: Nielsen begins road show for IPO
• Classes start tomorrow! Are you ready?
• On Sunday, January 9th, most HCC IT services will be unavailable between 7-11 am due to an emergency system maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience.
• New UT Chapel Holds Dedicatory Concerts
• Philip Quinn, Longtime Criminology Professor, Dies
• Minaret New Music Ensemble Presents Frontiers of American Modernism
• Steinocher moves to top post at St. Petersburg chamber
• Mayor's vision a new community center nears completion
• Mayor's vision a new community center nears completion
• Crist joins Morgan & Morgan
• J. Scott Penny part of Brown & Brown leadership changes
• Quality Distribution plans capital raise
• Liberty, DeBartolo buy La Quinta Inn in Tampa’s Telecom Park
• Have you gotten your HCC Onecard?
• Ex-Tampa Prep coach gets five years in voyeurism case
• A NEW CAPITOL OUTLOOK
• Scott may be final piece for full GOP agenda
• Why Is College Important?
• Gymnasts jump their way to second place at state event
• Learn the Fine Art of European Motorcycle Technology at WyoTech in Daytona Beach
• How to Address Job Hunting During the Recession
• Ex-Tampa Prep coach set to plead guilty in voyeurism case
• UT Students Intern on Clearwater Movie Set
• The college is experiencing an extraordinarily high call volume that is resulting in unusually long wait times and the potential for dropped calls. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Please utilize 1-877-736-2575 as the be
• Top Diet Website Chooses Home Diet Delivery to Achieve Weight Loss Goals
• Lakeland Regional pays $1.7M to settle false claims charges
• Florida workers’ compensation report shows competitive market
• USF St. Petersburg receives community engagement designation
• Norwegian Cruise Line itineraries show ship replacement in Tampa
• Community Foundation of Tampa Bay names George Hardy IV CFO
• Brown & Brown expands in Washington by purchasing Balcos, MCH
• Event offers gifts, chili
• Gymnasts jump their way to second place at state event
• A new director is expected to be named this month
• A bite to eat for a good cause
• City Center, Fountain Square II sold
• Allegiant schedules flights to Moline/Quad Cities
• WEDU: More than 60 ‘Be More’ award finalists named
• Do you have a question? Check out HCC Live; a free an online resource for students including a database of Q&A, submit a ticket, live chat and more! Just click the link below to get your question answered now.
• Debbie Wilson wins a suite deal in our holiday contest
• Debbie Wilson wins a suite deal in our holiday contest
• EA Sports MMA Announcer Shannon Rose Honored by County
• Florida Healthy Kids expands contract with WellCare
• McDonald’s is title sponsor of Children’s Gasparilla Extravaganza
• Raymond James, EASi partner on trading platform
• Students with financial aid will be able to purchase books beginning tomorrow after noon. Please check your Hawknet Account > Account Summary. If you have a negative balance, the funds have been applied to your account and you can get your books.
• Medical News Notes - January 3, 2010
• UT Ranked Among Best Colleges to Avoid Winter
• MPO: Use 2 lanes of wider Bruce B. Downs for buses, HOV
• Holiday party a success with the help of many volunteers
• Career Planning Steps
• Experts to Speak at UT on Recruiting Trends and Social Media
• Apollo Beach man denies he's engaged to Lafave
• Have a safe and happy new year! See you in 2011.
• GOP voters: Pit Jeb Bush against Nelson
• State’s drug control office to close
• Have you thought about doing a federal work study program? See if you qualify! Just click the link for more information
• Exercise Your Career Potential
• Medical Assistant Student Saves Life – Everest College Portland
• Monument to mark entry into Temple Terrace
• Looking for a book or trying to sell one? Check out the Books for Sale/Wanted tab at the top of the HCC Facebook page.
• O'Neill: Tampa is still mishandling panhandling
• EA Sports MMA Announcer Signs with Bill Behrens
• Regulators extend time for mortgage licensing
• Wells Fargo adds Russian language choices at ATMs
• George LeMieux to rejoin Gunster
• Public festivities to mark opening of new Dalí
• Raymond James buys Howe Barnes
• Holiday party a success with the help of many volunteers
• Foundation's celebration kicks off its 25th anniversary
• Year in review
• Do you have a passion for science and the environment? Then check out the HCC Environmental Science Technology program offered at the Plant City campus. Just click the link!
• Thinking about taking a student loan? Click the link for helpful information, applications, guidance and more.
• Happy Holidays! Hope everyone is enjoying their break and ready for Spring semester!
• Police: Body may be missing Tampa man
• You can use the Hawk Card for off-campus purchases, identification, building access, library checkout, bookstore purchases, printing, copying and more! Gets yours from your campus bookstore beginning Jan. 10! Click the link for more information.
• Orlando-Area Outlook for Pharmacy Techs is Promising
• O'Neill: Tampa is still mishandling panhandling
• Gala for Carroll to be held on Jan. 2 at FAMU
• Young leaders to keynote Tampa’s MLK breakfast
• Record number of nursing homes complaints
• Dealership accused of illegal contributions
• V.M. Ybor arsons prompt overhaul of fire probes
• Ybor's Italian Club seeks OK for window work
• RedCoach to start Tampa-Jacksonville route
• BayCare Health System snuffs out smoking, tobacco use
• Hancock Holding will buy Whitney National Bank
• Quality Distribution cuts debt
• Walter Energy buys Mobile River Terminal
• Diogenes Aguasvivas indicted in mortgage fraud case
• Calendar features scenes of historic Sulphur Springs
• Temple Terrace Police Department names new deputy chief
• Generous Santas help to make the season bright
• Vrooming good time
• Man pleads guilty in hit-and-run that killed UT student
• Germany donating $80 million to maintain Auschwitz
• Winners, pay up! Madoff ‘clawback’ lawsuits going after Jewish groups, others
• Kissinger: Take remark on gas chambers in context
• JTS lecture series to delve into love, labor, loss & biblical families
• January is Florida Jewish History Month
• Attention Deficit Disorder on TIKVAH Talk agenda
• Chanukah festivities
• YAD challah bakers got what they kneaded
• JCC offers Silver&Fit® program
• Kosher lunch menus
• Program helps families make decisions on seniors’ care
• Dan Sultan named permanent Weinberg Village director
• JTS rabbinical student visiting Cong. Rodeph Sholom
• USF’s grand menorah lighting
• Religious Directory
• The different realms of speech and actions
• Organizations
• LILA J. SAMPSON, 82,
• ROBERT S. LEE, 93,
• The less Beth-El sees of its rabbi, the better
• Menorah Manor’s 25th anniversary celebration is Jan. 22
• Just a nosh
• Tikkun Olam winner to be named at President’s Dinner
• Women of the Wall founder to Tampa Lions, Beth Am next month
• Fire leaves Ein Hod residents devastated and angry
• TJFS gets $10,000 Verizon grant
• Baby boomers Rosh Chodesh group set
• BACA to present concert in Venice
• Florida Holocaust Museum annual benefit to feature performance on violins of the Holocaust
• One-man show to spotlight Jews of Tin Pan Alley
• YAD Vodka Latke is Dec. 25 in Tampa’s SoHo
• YAD Book Club picks ‘Finny’ as next book
• Congregations
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Rachel Elizabeth Goldstein
• Jacob Eli Robinson
• Florida economy may get late holiday gift
• Carnival earnings show cruise industry rebound
• Overton: Oil spill emergency claims process moving along
• Charles Berg gets new role, bonus at WellCare Health Plans
• Are you enjoying your holiday? HCC Campuses and HCC Live are closed until Jan. 3. For a list of important dates for Spring semester, please click the link.
• Dental Assistant Program Added to Everest Institute - Decatur Campus
• Graduates Encouraged to Remain True to Themselves
• Everest College Adds Accounting, Paralegal Programs To Fort Worth South Campus
• Selmon visits Jefferson team before historic win
• Neighborhood encourages residents to take part in city tree program
• Praise, scorn heaped on women who helped cops
• Tampa Natives TV Show!
• The "Tampa Natives" TV Show! (Season 2)
• Praise, scorn heaped on women who helped cops
• Please be aware there will be limited maintenance from Saturday December 18th through Sunday January 2nd. Datatel will be available every day after 6am during the break excluding Wednesday mornings and Sundays. Datatel will be back online Wednesdays afte
• Tampa's 'youngest brewery' taps demand for new beers
• Preparing Medical Insurance Claims Requires Multiple Skills
• UT to Hold 129th Commencement
• High School, College or Job Transitioning –– Things to Remember
• UT Receives NCAA Game Environment Award
• New Tampa church's proposed cell tower may not happen
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Dec. 9-15
• USF's Genshaft gets five-year extension, salary increase
• Professors will be posting grades throughout the day today. If your grades have not been posted, please continue to check back. Thank you for your patience and best of luck on your semester!
• Tampa microbrewery gets final OK to keep pouring
• Mother of Florida Courier photographer dies
• Enrollment at public schools expected to spike
• Bradenton businesses open doors for New Year’s crowds
• More Floridians will travel for holidays
• Aerosonic income down due to reduced demand
• Intelligent Software Solutions, TASC open Tampa offices
• RealtyTrac: Robo-signers take bite out of foreclosures
• Are you ready for Spring graduation? Check out the link for more information.
• Graduate is YouTube Guitar Hero
• Win a suite deal in TBO.com's Holiday Photo and Video Contest
• Win a suite deal in TBO.com's Holiday Photo and Video Contest
• Girl Scouts Of West Central Florida Announces 2011 Women Of Distinction
• King chorus to videotape Super Bowl week spot
• Seniors to be honored at annual luncheon
• Pilgrim's Pride raises $480M in notes offer
• Legoland Fla. offers pre-opening pass deal
• Florida Bank Group postpones TARP dividend
• Carter Validus gets SEC OK to sell shares
• Work on Wesley Chapel Medical Center under way
• Are you ready for Spring semester? Grades post Dec. 16th!
• Monster Energy Tries to Hammer Out Small Business
• PBSJ name to change to Atkins
• John Moors joins Greater Dade City Chamber
• Regulators tighten oversight of Intervest
• Jabil’s Tim Main compensation doubles
• Zoo report: Animals still have visitors, even when undercover
• Raymond James chooses Dukas for public relations
• WellCare, Results partner on Winter Haven call center
• IMPORTANT DATES Spring Term 2011-Regular Classes January 10-Classes Begin January 10-14-Drop/Add Period January 14-Deadline for Refund
• Conceptual Art Spreads Message, Helps Charity
• Trucking restrictions relaxed for transporting crops
• RCMA conference set for January in Tampa
• Harrison Street makeover
• CoreLogic: Nearly half of Fla. homes underwater
• Amway success prompts Ceviche to open for lunch
• Gifts roar into town for young Shriners patients
• Win a suite deal in TBO.com's Holiday Photo and Video Contest
• Win a suite deal in TBO.com's Holiday Photo and Video Contest
• Attention Financial Aid students: If you have been awarded your financial aid for spring 2011, books can be purchased at the bookstore on January 4th. You can check your hawknet account under account summary and verify you have a negative balance. Once y
• Benefactor, mayor dedicate UT chapel
• Sykes Chapel Welcomes More Than 600 to Dedication
• Scott won't commit to accepting federal money for high-speed rail
• Judy Genshaft at USF: 5 more years to finish the job?
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Dec. 3-9
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Dec. 2-8
• Top 3 Ways to Accelerate Your Career
• Moving Towards A Cure
• St. Joseph’s Hospital opens $35 million expansion
• 2011 TB Hall of Fame inductees named
• Scott tells USF crowd he’ll reduce business barriers
• Resource One Inc. to move to Sarasota County, add jobs
• Splitsville opens new Texas location
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Dec. 2-8
• Grand jury hands down bribery indictment
• Amscot Financial offers SunPass service
• Have you checked out the Hawkeye yet? A great way to stay informed on HCC and Tampa Bay area news. Just click the link below!
• Everest Offers Valuable Benefits to U.S. Military Personnel and Veterans
• 'Twice-loved' bears benefit children
• Homeless children in schools on the rise
• Students March for Human Rights
• Medical News Notes - December 9, 2010
• UT Concludes Season At Number Two In National Poll
• WaterplayUSA.com features Tampa Bay
• Report: Raymond James working on deals
• Reports: Smith & Nephew a possible takeover target
• 7-Eleven to acquire 183 ExxonMobil Florida locations
• Air Force picks Sypris Electronics device for communications
• AVI-SPL, AVM expand video services
• Aviation Authority: Business procedures to change
• Publix buys Madeira Beach center
• Have a book for sale? Looking for a text book? Check out the HCC Books for Sale/Wanted tab at the top of our Facebook page.
• Programming Brings Sykes Chapel to Life
• UT Ranked a No. 1 Nursing Program
• America II partners with Aviel Electronics
• Tampa Electric meets minimum for exchange offer
• Computer intrusion conviction lands Patricia Fowler in prison
• Relay for Life recruiting under way
• O'Neill: Ruskin slayings spur First Amendment issue
• Code enforcement officer's day is action-packed
• Film lets viewers get look inside Arabian peninsula
• Square 1 Burgers opens in Sarasota
• SunTrust Bank, Tampa Bay names Allen Brinkman as leader
• Interstate Hotels & Resorts to manage Westin Tampa Harbour Island
• Don't miss the Science Seminar Series "Best Evidence: What the Medical and Forensic Evidence Tells us about the Cover-up in the JFK Assassination" tomorrow (Dec. 7) at the Dale Mabry Campus from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the Learning Resources B
• Sykes Chapel Designed in Harmony with Organ
• Everest College to Open New Bedford Park Campus
• Statement from the White House:
• Fire that kills 42 brings new tragedy to Israel
• Conservative movement tipping toward openness to children of intermarried couples
• Kosher lunch menus
• Shabbat Around Town: Not your parents’ Friday night dinner
• Yeshiva U group t ops dreidel mark
• Indiana University Jewish centers t argets of attacks
• Leaked document: Netanyahu backed land swaps
• Rabbi sings anthem at Jewish heritage night game in Miami
• IDF converts are latest to be dragged into Israel’s ongoing conversion wars
• 20 Jewish cantors walk into a church — it’s no joke
• Interfaith families succeed in separating Chanukah, Christmas, according to survey
• Reform looking at ways to reinvent the movement
• Inaugural 8 Over 80 honorees inducted into Weinberg Village Senior Hall of Fame
• ‘Dr. Laz’ to be featured at Shabbaton
• Jewish gay and lesbian post-Chanukah party planned
• Accountable Care Organizations
• RICHARD “DICKIE” BERNSTEIN,
• MORTIMER J. BARRON,
• 15th annual Tampa Bay Jewish Film Festival on tap for Feb. 9-21
• Religious Directory
• Sometimes we must just accept
• Organizations
• IDA WASSERMAN,
• RUTHE WARSHAW,
• EMILY HERTZ RIFKIN,
• MICHAEL G. MCCULLOCH,
• TILDE HIRSCH,
• FRIEDA FISHNER,
• Majority of PA Arabs say two states is ‘Temporary Solution’
• Just a Nosh
• JCC Preschool registration schedule set
• Tampa JCC to offer new martial arts program in January
• JCC announces summer camp plans
• Memoirs & Memories
• Polls of Israelis, Jews, & Arabs on democracy, rights & two states:
• Kevin Spacey gets in touch with his inner Jew in ‘Casino Jack’
• Chabad of Tampa Bay offers course on Jewish heroines of the Bible
• Congregations
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Mallory Loren Dolgin
• Corey Evan Dolgin
• Andrew Scott Moss
• SantaFest 2010
• Think you've got what it takes to join the nationally ranked HCC Lady Hawks Volleyball team? Then tryout for the team tomorrow (Saturday, Dec. 4) from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at the Dale Mabry Campus gym.
• Pursuit of Better Life Pays Off
• Phi Kappa Phi Adds UT Chapter
• Medical Assistant Training Now Available at Everest's New Bedford Park Campus
• Lowry Park plans new animal hospital, research center
• UT Set to Host Mathematical Association of America
• What Makes a Career College Education Legit?
• Text Gift To 90999 And Help The Red Cross
• ZipRealty to lay off 312 in Florida
• AutoNation November sales up 16%
• USF issues debt for St. Pete campus upgrades
• Walter Energy buying Western Coal for $3.3 billion
• Sarasota Bradenton International readies for AIT units
• Governor-elect picks his ‘get to work’ teams
• Wilson wants House ban on hats lifted
• Please suggest the HCC page to your classmates and help us build our community on Facebook!
• Group researching ways to show Temple Terrace's history
• Gaspar's keeps going amid changes
• SinoFresh buys marketing, manufacturing firm
• Brown & Brown buys southern California firm
• Walter Energy extends talks with Western Coal
• Study: Fla. health premiums grow slower than U.S.
• Alleged Ponzi schemer David Lewalski faces indictment
• Register now for Spring 2011! The application due date is Dec. 14 so apply today! Just click the link below.
• Ex-high school counselor faces more child porn charges
• East Tampa hosts tree lighting
• No Jail Time for Money-Launderers
• Walter Investment closes debt offering
• O'Neill: 'Tis the season for safety
• Gaspar's keeps going amid changes
• Temple Terrace calendar available
• Woman's Club stages 'Girls Night out'
• Great Expressions Dental buys Family Smiles
• Centene finalizes Florida purchase
• Doctor’s Walk-In Clinic rebrands, expands
• New leaders take charge at SinoFresh
• Regulators OK Tampa Electric programs
• Order your text books online! Just click the link below.
• One Student Makes a Difference, Starting with UT
• Need for space sets Unitarian church on building spree
• Sykes Chapel and Center for Faith and Values To Be Dedicated Dec. 10
• Triad Digital partners with SmartSource
• Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber partners with South Pasadena
• Progress Energy Florida cuts charges for 2011
• Floridians’ consumer confidence mixed
• CoreRx plans expansion, move to Largo
• Regulators OK Syniverse going-private deal
• St. Petersburg plans water, sewer upgrades
• Acquirgy rolls out national campaign for Western Union
• Students: online@hcc will be down on Tuesday, Nov. 30 at 2 a.m. for approximately 40 minutes for a scheduled maintenance. Please plan accordingly.
• How to Get a Job as a Pharmacy Technician
• Justice Department seizes counterfeit websites
• Floor and Decor Outlets of America sold
• Delta brings Wi-Fi to connection jets
• Floridians No. 2 for credit card delinquency
• Walter Investment Management agrees to buy mortgage loans
• Accentia Biopharmaceuticals strikes deal with Baxter Healthcare
• Attention students, faculty and staff: Online@HCC will be down through Sunday, Nov. 28 for a planned system upgrade. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you have a great weekend!
• Have you heard about HCC Winter Break classes? Click the link for more information
• Officials report bright side in jobless rate
• Santa Paws
• Happy Thanksgiving! What are you thankful for?
• Thanksgiving closings information
• New student enrollment began yesterday! Enroll early to ensure you get your classes.
• Buddy Baseball program wraps up its latest season
• Golf event sure to interest history buffs
• Masque production promises yuks and a duck
• Freedom High earns kudos from 'The Dr. Oz Show'
• Network at holiday luncheon
• New Tampa donation center busy as ever
• 3 council members take oath of office
• Native-born Ugandan rabbi runs for parliament
• 17 including Claims Conference employees charged with $42.5 million Holocaust fund fraud
• Theological expert: Lord’s Prayer ‘totally Jewish’
• New FL congressman withdraws job offer to Jewish host over remarks
• Filmmaker marries Hollywood to tikkun olam
• A history of the practice and some tips for parents
• Release report on Nazis’ safe haven in U.S., Wiesenthal Center urges
• Going to Israel? Leave from Tampa with new El-Al/JetBlue agreement
• Senate confirms Orthodox Jew to direct Office of Management and Budget
• Glenn Beck under fire over Soros comments
• LA rabbi at Star Event in Tampa says faith makes life matter
• Yael Dayan: Ultra-Orthodox exert too much power in Israel
• JCC seeks staff for summer camp
• DOLORES FRIEDMAN, 76,
• EDITH P. FREEDMAN, 84,
• GUNTHER “BOB” FLAXMAN, 88,
• DAVID DREIER, 49,
• Free medicare information seminar Dec. 7 at the Tampa JCC
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• University of Vermont cancels Saturday exams
• YAD Book Club to meet Nov. 23
• Religious Directory
• Teen bullying: The responsibility is ours
• Organizations
• WARREN SEILER, 68,
• HELEN GREENWALD, 95,
• Just A Nosh . . .
• Teen JAM combines music, mitzvah
• First Joint Kick-off launches both Federations’ campaigns
• Pinellas/Pasco exec, four others named Federation Heroes
• 2010 Jewish Community Hero, other finalists named after 311,265 online votes
• Candle evolution: In the beginning, there was one ...
• Fighting back
• Author: More of America coming to think ‘K’ Is OK
• Ernest Drucker to speak on new memoir; sign books at Holocaust Museum event
• Pulitzer-winning author to speak on genocide at St. Pete lecture
• ‘Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad’ –Oy vey!
• Chanukah Happenings
• Stageworks comedy highlights Jewish family dynamics
• ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ national tour returns to Tampa Dec. 11-12
• Wagner gets his first Israeli fan club
• Chanukah for families: Eight days of fun
• Vodka Latke for Jewish young adults Dec. 25
• Two Jewish Floridians to share Pearl Harbor Day memories at museum commemoration
• Congregations
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Morgan Blaine Zwirn
• Ybor City leaders decry TECO power poles
• Red Cross Offers 'Take a Lifesaving Course - Bring a Friend for Free'
• Students, don't forget HCC will be closed Nov. 25 - 28 for Thanksgiving break.
• Crews stem natural gas leak in Ybor City
• Everest College - Santa Ana Adds MAA, Pharmacy Technician Programs
• Health Care Programs at Everest College
• Education Majors Sound out Success with Experiential Learning
• UT to Hold Its 24th Annual Family Christmas Festival Dec. 5
• UT Students Advance to Moot Court National Tournament
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Don't miss world renowned Jazz artists Larry Coryell and Kenny Drew this Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Ybor Mainstage Theater. Seating is limited! $5 for students with ID.
• Everest To Open Fifth Metro Atlanta Campus
• How to Find and Sustain Motivation – for Anything
• Congrats to the HCC Women's Basketball team on their win against Brevard CC on Wednesday. Go Hawks!
• America II Electronics promotes Dan Bisaillon
• Florida leads nation in mortgage delinquency
• Standard & Poor’s watches Walter Energy
• Everest College – Henderson Adds Nursing, Celebrates $1.2 Million Expansion
• Junior Sells Business Idea in 90 Seconds
• First International Festival turns USF into a mini-UN
• UT Music Hosts Coppola in Annual Fall Festival
• Volunteers pitch in to build playground in East Tampa
• Two men arrested in fatal shooting in Thonotosassa
• Florida retailers dreaming of a green Christmas
• USF Bulls reach biggest game in their history 'one play at a time'
• Suspects ID'd, sought in Tampa CVS robbery, carjackings
• Report: Hospitals weigh in on Florida lawsuit challenging health care reform
• Teltronics 3Q ‘disappointing’
• Florida Blood Services considers merger with other Florida banks
• Walter Energy wants to buy Western Coal
• Are you looking for used textbooks for next semester? Check out the HCC Books for Sale/Wanted tab at the top of our Facebook page!
• Search on for suspects in Tampa robbery, carjacking
• School turns students into rock 'n' rollers
• O'Neill: Stokes runs from promise
• Chiles students get involved to celebrate Veterans Day
• Event planner returns to her roots
• MOSI's IMAX theater to show 'Potter' movie
• Temple Terrace group to bestow awards
• Event offers more than a stroll in the park
• Health fair offers information, screenings
• Tampa's oldest house for sale
• Fighting the rubber check: effort launched
• Seminole Hard Rock returns as Gasparilla title sponsor
• Soft economy dampens Unilens Vision bottom line
• BankAtlantic takes write-down on Tampa operations
• Raymond James raises $200 million for low-income housing
• Winn-Dixie, Publix respond to reusable bag analysis
• Tampa's oldest house for sale
• HCC students in action!
• Medical Assistant Training Provides Entry to the Health Care Field
• After health scare, Wharton basketball player ready for senior season
• Superstar Pro Wrestler Vito LoGrasso Creates the NEXT Big Tag Team
• EPA finalizes Florida water protection standards
• Tampa Bay Partnership to examine range of ‘critical issues’
• John Watts named chairman of HealthPlan Holdings
• CompCare loss grows in 3Q, revenue grows with new contracts
• Holland Construction finishes Sarasota projects
• Walter Investment sells notes for $135M
• AAA: Gas price drop likely temporary
• Tampa Bay Technology Forum names Industry Achievement winners
• South Florida's football team unite at right time
• Park goes to the dogs, but all for a good cause
• Tampa elementary school teacher faces DUI charge
• Blaze damages Busch Boulevard storage facility
• Fire causes $30,000 damage to Sulphur Springs duplex
• Fire causes $30,000 damage to Sulphur Springs duplex
• Family health center unveiled in East Tampa
• No injuries reported in Sulphur Springs duplex blaze
• No injuries reported in Sulphur Springs duplex blaze
• Fire damages Busch Boulevard storage facility
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out the HCC Events tab at the top of our Facebook page!
• Temple Terrace honors those who have served
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Nov. 5-11
• Missing 9-year-old found safe at relative's house
• Missing 9-year-old found safe at relative's house
• Tampa port included in Zim American service growth
• Auction scheduled for 1800Hotels.com
• National Signing Day: Prep student-athletes pick their schools
• Click the link for a list of upcoming important dates for registration, financial aid and more.
• Sarasota Memorial names William Woeltjen as top finance officer
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Nov. 4-10
• Southwest, AirTran aim for 2011 merger
• Most states losing more jobs under Obama
• Homeowners Choice CEO discusses acquisition plans
• 5 Ways to Stay Motivated While Attending College
• Orlando lawmaker pondering redistricting lawsuit
• Medical News Notes - October 19, 2010
• UCF probing cheating scandal involving hundreds of students
• Everest College - San Francisco to Host Proposition 19 Debate
• Gulf task force will delve deep to seek remedies
• Everest College – Merrillville to Hold Open House
• The Journey or the Arrival – Which Is Most Important?
• 4 - Tips to Help Organize Your Thinking and Organize Your Life
• Medical News Notes - November 2, 2010
• What Do Paralegals Do?
• Everest College in St. Louis Adds Dental Assistant Program
• Instructors Who Teach from Experience
• MOSI seeks vendors for Arabic festival
• O'Neill: Mayor never mattered more
• Juried arts, crafts show comes this weekend
• Fla. awarded $1M work force grant
• I Can Do It! event slated for Tampa
• Bovie Medical in the black, sells former St. Pete shop
• Tampa General Hospital opens $35M NICU
• Juried arts, crafts show comes this weekend
• Meals on Wheels honors volunteer
• King High celebrates 50 years
• Sypris to develop ‘Cyber Range’
• A new approach makes a difference
• St. Petersburg to host job creation summit
• Students get a little seasoning
• Tech Data to double health care IT business
• USF offers execs process improvement course
• AT&T adds more local spectrum, connectivity
• Jacobs Technology wins special ops business
• Avantair loss widens
• Education in Action, Nov. 18
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• TILLIE HOCHMAN,
• New: Two Chanukah puzzles in one
• Vacuum pump firm IVS to expand in Tampa
• Thousands walk the beach to promote Florida’s image
• Sarah Kate Wadler
• HILDA GOLDFEDER,
• ‘Shalom Sesame’ launches new series with Israel, Chanukah themed DVDs
• Foreclosure forum set for St. Petersburg
• Deer Valley posts 3Q turnaround
• Ilana Freedman: Diffusing Terrorism around the World
• Just a Nosh . . .
• Tampa JCC to host ‘Chanukah Street’ community celebration
• Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay sells for $58.5 million
• Pinellas Realtors note down October
• Lions of Judah open campaign with laughs, gifts
• Latkes and loot: Is Chanukah for grown-ups?
• Thousands walk the beach to promote Florida’s image
• Florida: Bedbug complaints rising
• Snack-making next JCC JAM teen mitzvah project
• Israeli anthem sometimes out of place
• Deer Valley posts 3Q turnaround
• Hillsborough planners name 2011 board
• Security updates consider potential for group attacks on Jewish targets
• Contest seeks Torah cover, pointer designs
• Israeli movie wins prize
• Report: Raymond James considers acquisitions
• JCC/Federation honors community leadership
• Herb Swarzman to receive PRIMER Advocacy Award
• Conductor honored for creating multi-cultural orchestra
• Quality Distribution 3Q income drops
• Jewish Towers sold; ‘Share the Wealth’ initiative launched
• Program to focus on raising special needs kids
• First female rabbi ordained in Germany since 1935
• US Natural Gas places four wells into production
• Cantor helps GOP take House, but can he win over other Jews?
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Tony-awarding winning author of ‘Fiddler’ dies
• ELECTION 2010
• ELECTION 2011
• Bert Green celebrates 100th birthday at Weinberg Village Assisted Living
• Conservative movement launches ‘green’ initiative
• Veterans Strive to Come All the Way Home
• Young Adult Division ‘does Jewish’ without breaking the bank
• Dementia and the IRS
• Bill Clinton: Rabin would have approved of Chelsea marrying a Jew
• Patel Center Event Focuses on Poverty Issues in the Americas
• Community Leadership Awards
• Religious Directory
• First Race for the Cure spotlights Israel as a leader in breast cancer research, survival
• SRA International opens in Tampa, to hire 60 to 80 employees
• USF Chosen To Be Part of Global Education Project
• Annual ‘Women of Distinction’ event scheduled Dec. 14
• A very personalized sermon on Israel
• New books for children this Chanukah
• Free holiday Wi-Fi on Delta
• Scientists Gather At Mote Event
• At Thanksgiving, a cornucopia of Jewish sides
• Organizations
• Kosher Diva debuts ‘Teens & 20-Somethings’ cookbook
• Sen. Nelson: High-speed rail could be economic catalyst
• Gold Dolphins the Goal
• Federation national leadership plans to ‘get dirty’ to engage younger Jews
• LAWRENCE J. SCHULTZ,
• Charitable twist on Chanukah giving
• Bankruptcy filings grow
• Foreclosure forum set for St. Petersburg
• Congregations
• MARK “LEONARD” PLOTKIN,
• Chanukah Happenings
• ValCom Inc. partners for TV auction
• Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay sells for $58.5 million
• PRECINCTS & PARTIES
• Tampa Bay Artist Premiers World-Wide
• USF Red Cross Clubs: A National Model
• Preparing 21st Century Teachers
• 17-month-old boy dies after being struck by car
• Undercover Agent Becomes International Author
• 17-month-old boy dies in Thonotosassa accident
• Dinosaur World preps for expansion
• SRI Surgical responds to takeover proposal
• Alvin Magnon Jewelers celebrates with History Center benefit
• Regulators pinpoint problems at failed Community National Bank
• UT lands honor society chapter
• Gulfstream airlines files Chapter 11
• HCHMA names 2011 board members
• U.K. renewable energy company Revonergy to open Tampa office
• Fire damage moderate to Tampa home
• Volunteers pitch in to build playground in East Tampa
• Sinkhole concerns keep condo residents from homes
• Someone heard this tree fall, fortunately
• Hearing Loss In Play for Dolphin and Whale Strandings
• Riverview man accused of scamming homeowner
• Stein Mart to open three more stores
• Conflict of interest issue delays TIA contracting
• Walter Investment gains after paying off debt
• WellCare updates outlook after 3Q profit jumps
• MarineMax trims losses
• Cliffstar Corp. acquisition shows in 3Q results at Cott
• Ultimate Management Teams named
• Tampa Comedian Showcases in Comedy Festivals in November
• Embassy Suites Tampa Brandon changes hands
• Transportation leaders meet post-election
• Inuvo 3Q loss widens on one-time charge
• Bank of America awards grants to nonprofits
• Tampa Hillsborough EDC unveils goals
• Homeowners Choice begins paying dividends
• Energizing the Student Experience
• HSN 3Q income drops
• Ghostbusters on Campus
• WellCare changes rules for director elections
• Former Iran Hostage Keynote Speaker
• Helping Florida's Educators Increase Student Achievement
• Police: Mentor had sex with teen at USF summer program
• Tampa firefighters: Propane truck leak under control
• Bulls prevail, but never make it easy
• A decade of excellence at Pride Elementary
• Cycling event raises money for Moffitt
• Trio leads Wharton's defense
• Tampa firefighters: Propane truck leak under control
• Delta traffic continues growth in October
• Morton Plant Hospital names Kristopher Hoce COO
• Xcelience among area firms getting therapeutic discovery funding
• Lights, Camera, Action!
• Reduce, Reuse, RecycleMania
• Water Expert To Lead USF's School of Global Sustainability
• No Visible Oil Found in Offshore Sand Cores
• USF Launches Phi Beta Kappa Faculty Series
• Helping Doctors with Electronic Medical Records
• John Ramil and Hal Mullis Elected Chair and Vice-Chair of USF Trustees
• USF Shows Gain in Federal Research Expenditures
• Biobehavioral Lab Changes Nursing Research
• Poetry Month at USF
• Demonstration: Finding Oil In Clear Water
• Dixon Selected to Lead College of Marine Science
• USF Joins Humanitarian Relief Efforts for Haiti
• USF Sarasota-Manatee Hosts Brunch on the Bay
• Save the Date: ResearchOne 2010
• Round Up Slideshow
• Benjamin Geller
• Hopler Wins Fellowship
• Weisberg on Capitol Hill
• USF Shows Diversity and Growth
• SARA L. KRONE,
• More Citizens policies to go to Homeowners Choice
• Online Tutoring Options Growing
• Making History with Blood on the Snow
• Keep Fit During Campus Life
• Shalit release negotiations resumed, Netanyahu says
• iUSF Mobile App On Smart Phones
• USFSM Announces Inaugural Corporate Directors College
• WUSF Florida Matters: Experts Weigh in on Oil Spill
• USF Scientists, Weatherbird II Returning to Spill Zone
• CNN Through The Lens
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• Anthropology Students Win Top Honors
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• "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes"
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• USF Launches Oil Spill Information Center
• Cleaning Up a Football Game
• Black Emphasis Month in Full Swing
• Talk of the Arts -- Bill T. Jones
• Florida Institute of Oceanography Receives $10M
• Connecting the World Through Film
• To Tan or Not to Tan
• Toyota's Troubles
• FIO To Receive $10 Million Grant From BP
• Playing By the Numbers
• Career Center Event Celebrates Blog Launch
• Black Hole Pioneer to Speak
• Coming Soon: New USF.EDU Web Site
• R/V Weatherbird II To Return Friday
• USF Tampa Library Open 24 Hours / Five Days
• Marking a Milestone
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• Cuba's Carlos Garaicoa Exhibits at USF
• LOIS SHEAR FRANK,
• Eline Entertainment merges with Bay area transportation providers
• Growing Recognition for Architecture School
• Project: Rock for Autism
• USF Health Brings Renowned Cardiologist On Board
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• What a Break!
• Food Fight
• Quiet on the Set! Action! Learn!
• Watch The Debate Live Online
• Breaking Bread and Talking Rebuilding
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• Subsurface Oil Clouds From BP Well
• Back On Broadway
• SG Hosts Discussion About High Speed Rail
• USF Researcher Studies Violence Against Police
• Union Contracts Approved
• One of Education Trust's Top 25 Gainers
• USF SIFE Wins Regional Championship
• Duty Calls
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• All Alive
• Researcher Heads to Capitol Hill "Science Fair"
• World Stage
• This Flipper No Flop
• A Letter from President Genshaft About Haiti
• Cyberbulling Revelations
• Lecture Series Is Brain Food
• Rally Against Hazing Draws Crowd and Media
• Week of Welcome Jan. 11-16
• Radin to Give Talk
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• Opening Day Buzz
• Author coming home to talk about his book about another community
• Local artist's work to be displayed at library
• Free Podcasts for Latino Parents on iTunes U
• Grand Jeté
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• Model Naomi Campbell embraces Jewish mysticism
• UPDATE: USF Student is World FlowRiding Champion
• History's Forgotten Fallen
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• Learning Academy Graduates First Class
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• Dance Chair Sidles Up To Patent Office
• Crafty Friends are Close Knit
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• Searching for the Right Chemistry
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• Taylor Made
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• Book Festival debuts with ‘A Jew Grows in Brooklyn’ author
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• A Royal Visit on Campus
• Dancin' the Night Away
• National Agenda
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• Reaching Out to Alumni
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• Research In Antarctica
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• To What Phyla Do Sponges Belong?
• USF College of Marine Science Featured on PBS NewsHour
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• Florida Board of Governors, Gov. Crist Launch New Florida Initiative at USF
• Physicists Advance Graphene Nanoelectronics
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• USF Launches Drive to Maximize International Student Success
• "Don't Shy Away From Bow Ties"
• Oil Spill Findings
• False Alarm On Campus
• Cell Phone Exposure and Alzheimer's Disease
• USF Women's Status Committee Grants Mini Awards
• Media Greet Weatherbird II
• Bulls In Focus: Student Affairs
• College scholarships are new focus of Eatroff endowment
• Archaeology Month Events
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• U.S. News & World Report Ranks USF in Speed to Excellence
• Hitler exhibit opens in Germany with Jewish approval
• Ghostly Folklore at USF
• "The Love Song" of Jewel Spears Brooker
• Special Retreat for Girls with Autism
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• "Learning is WonderBull!"
• Investigating the Spill
• Grant to Train Math, Science Teachers for Tampa Bay
• Covering The Coverage
• Among the Ruins
• Petrila Receives Fulbright
• Gilman Scholars Head to Dominican Republic and Japan
• Yo-Yo, Check Out The Tricks
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• USF's Chinese Storyteller
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• And the Winners Are...
• Fathers' Involvement Tied To Infant Mortality Rate
• New Energy Unveils SolarWindow in Demonstration
• Public Health Professors Have Ties to Haiti
• Two Students Named Goldwater Scholars
• Roller Skater Focuses On Speed
• Haiti A Learning Experience
• Scanning the Past
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• New Public Safety Initiatives
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• DeBartolo Conference on 18th- and 19th-Century Studies
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• Media Turns Out for U.S. Senate Debate
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• Models of Service, Student Leadership
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• Insights From Susan MacManus
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• Walk This Way
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• Service With a Smile
• University Beat
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• Bulls In Focus: College of Business
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• Airto's Unforgettable Visit
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• USF Focuses on Student Success Through Wellness
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• Election Day Is Here
• Doctoral Students Receive NSF IREE China Award
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• USF Featured in 2011 Princeton Review ''Best 373 Colleges''
• Jennifer Porter completes probation in fatal hit-and-run
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• Sustainability Film Festival
• Students Return To Their Roots
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• To Protect and Serve
• Marine Science Hosts National Ocean Sciences Bowl
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• Special Report: ResearchOne
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• Preventing Water Wars
• AP and IB: Who Thrives, Who Struggles and at What Cost?
• Fall Plant Festival Oct. 9-10
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• Dangerous Journey
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• USF Study Shows First Direct Evidence of Ocean Basin Acidification
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• Wake Up! Pay Attention!
• Honoring D-Day's Fallen
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• Briefly
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• Zombies Roam Campus
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• Watching The Media
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• Alum Lights Up B'way & Talk of the Arts
• Marking A Decade At USF
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• Apple of Their Eyes
• Juneteenth Celebrates Freedom
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• Journalism's Present and Future
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• Outstanding Alumni Award Nominations
• Exploring Afghanistan- Pakistan Dilemma
• Improving Skin Cancer Surgery
• Social Media and the Stars
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• Returning to the Gulf
• USF Film Expert Sheds Light On Restored Metropolis
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• Brown & Brown buys Seattle firm Rogers & Norman
• Osher Lifelong Learning Schedules Open House
• Weatherbird Crew in Spotlight
• Fossils Show Humans Using Tools 3.4 Million Years Ago
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• Marine Science Lecture Series Kicks Off
• Oil's Path Depends on Wind
• Blogging From Ireland
• Join the USF "Political Debate Parties"
• Newly Chartered ARCS Foundation Chapter Supports USF Programs
• The People's Poet Speaks
• Culture Important in Water Management
• Debates Oct 24, 25
• USF Launches Nation's First School of Global Sustainability
• Shipwreck Hunter Cancels Tuesday Talk
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• Building a Business
• Heide Featured on 48 Hours
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• Wait Over For The Waiting Room
• Tampa Mayor To Teach Honors Seminar
• Connecting with German Bremen
• Graphic PSAs Increase Texting While Driving
• Believing In Student Potential
• Sea Slug Makes Chlorophyll
• Capitol Hill Briefing on School Safety
• USF Botanical Gardens Hosts Butterfly and Native Plant Fair
• Serving Those Who Have Served
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• USF Graduate School 30th Anniversary Kick-Off Event
• Practice Makes Perfect
• USF to Host Senate Debate
• IDF soldiers to be blocked from social media sites
• Grant Thornton: Most manufacturers fear double-dip recession
• Fueling the Future
• To Drill or Not to Drill?
• FIO Council Approves $9M in Spill Research Projects
• Despite pressure Pete Seeger to participate in online peace rally
• Photos From the U.S. Senate Debate
• Campus Movie Fest Winners
• USF One of Nation's Top Green Colleges
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• USF Political Watch Blog
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• Team Florida Chosen for Solar Decathlon
• Oil Spill Discussion Takes Center Stage
• Math & Science Education Gets $22 Million Boost
• Investigating Amphibian Declines
• Special Report: Light Rail At USF?
• Bringing Bollywood to USF
• From Belarus to Brookline to Tampa Bay
• Student Awarded Hollings Scholarship
• Real Estate Master's Degree On Tap
• Gubernatorial Debate A Go
• Haitian USF Graduate Finds Safety in Tampa
• USF Achieves Highest Ranking Ever in Nursing Research
• The Nose Knows: Sharks Smell In Stereo
• By All Accounts, They Are No. 1
• USF HIV/AIDS Walk
• USF Celebrates Undergraduate Research
• Summer Film Fair at USF
• Tracking Beach Ecosystems in Wake of Oil Spill
• ‘Wedding brunch’ with Miss Manners
• Artistic Tradition
• USF's Youngest Graduate
• USF/Mote Receive $2 Million Federal Grant
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Former Consuegra Law Firm IT manager sentenced in computer crime
• Provocative Findings
• American Government Seen Through Race
• WOW! It's Here!
• JDC teaming with UNICEF to help Haiti
• Candidates Clash in Gubernatorial Debate
• Education in the Haitian Community
• Returning to Finish College
• Webisodes Spotlight USF’s Highlights
• Special Report: Politics On Campus
• Supporting USF Programs
• Taking a Humorist Seriously
• New iUSF Mobile Application
• USF Highlights Global Water Shortage at Film Events
• New Album Artwork on iTunes U: Lit2Go
• They're Golden!
• USF's R/V Bellows Departs Friday for Gulf Research
• Homecoming Highlights
• Disaster Expertise Now Personal for USF Researcher
• WLP Honors Students, Faculty and Community Members
• Summer Solstice Celebration at USF
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• USF WLP Faculty Research Award Applications
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• Accountancy Students Perform Graduation Flash Mob
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• First to Give "Last" Lecture
• A Survivor's Story
• WOW Kick Off Video Shoot
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• Verizon to stop automatic delivery of white pages
• Lickin' Lizards
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• Critical Mission
• USF Headline Number One
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• Greek Language & Culture Forum
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• Solar Windows See The Light
• College of Business Students Strive to Succeed
• Library Hosts Fourth Annual Sacred Leaves Grad Symposium
• Jumping DNA
• USF Students and Staff Take Home Telly Awards
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• USF Gets $16 Million Grant To Lead AIDS Education Effort
• Famed Civil War Historian Speaking Tonight
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• Bringing Art Back to Life
• Summer Events Geared Toward Fun
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• National Public Health Week April 5-9
• Rick Baker To Head USF Innovation Partnerships
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• Immigration Protest Highlighted by Hispanic Media
• Amazon Expedition in Search of Climate Clues
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• Greenstock: USF Sustainability Event is Not Your Parent's Rally
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• USF Among Top Degree Producers for Minority Students
• Duckworth Delivers Message of Strength in Diversity, Caring
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• Bringing Science Home
• Lecture Series To Focus On "Cold Cases"
• Spouse Caregivers at Increased Risk for Stroke
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• Oyster Shells Tell Story
• Students Plunge Into Community Service
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• Engineering Senior Awarded First Place in Career Expo
• Born Together, Graduate Together
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• "A Voice for the Voiceless"
• Loop Current Threat Prompts Second Venture
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• The Spin Zone: What's It All About
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• The Science in Science Fiction
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• Genshaft Calls for "USF Innovation Zone"
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• Researcher to Study Oil Spill Impact on Small Fish, Shrimp
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• Dancin' the Night Away
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• 2010 Research Administration Faculty Fellows Named
• Business Plan Competition for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
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• Emphasis On Water Management
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• MARK MORRIS SHINE,
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• MyUSF Portal Launches
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• AMENDMENTS ON FLORIDA’S GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT
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• Shannon Rose: Battling Illness to EA Sports MMA Star
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• Paul Mitchell The School Tampa Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
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• Israeli bill would prevent Palestinian tour guides
• Despite pressure Pete Seeger to participate in online peace rally
• Cantor Riselle Bain to perform cantata celebrating Jewish-American experience
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• Dead Sea Scrolls are going online
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• MARK MORRIS SHINE,
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• Benjamin Geller
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• Feed the Bay aims to restock depleted Bay area food pantries
• LabCorp grows profit to $140M
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• Chevron to pump $7.5 billion into huge Gulf project
• Young pros set summit Oct. 29
• TBW settles a portion of reservoir dispute with CDG
• SunTrust back in the black
• Ceridian developing insurance Web portal for Florida Health
• Superior Uniform revenues dip, earnings up
• Renewable energy professionals to convene in Tampa
• State College of Florida trustees propose new degrees
• Is Black NASA chief on his way out?
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• Paul Mitchell The School Tampa Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• Ken Hagan: Your Safety First
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• Wells Fargo 3Q profit beats estimates
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• Man arrested in hit-and-run death of USF researcher
• O'Neill: Keep class size in context
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• Red Cross Club members are prepared to help with local or international disasters.
• Man arrested in hit-and-run death of USF researcher
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• Cryo-Cell turns down bid from DW Healthcare
• Martin|Williams Advertising produces Raymond James campaign
• If you could live anywhere? ... Florida finishes third, poll says
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• Council delays Grace Episcopal cell tower decision
• Intervest Bancshares prices public stock offering
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• HART wins national honors
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• Knauf settles Chinese drywall class action
• Propeller Club honors Savage family for lifetime of maritime business achievement
• FC Tampa Bay sheds ‘Rowdies’
• Beck Group wins $25 million USF CAMLS project
• Florida judge rules health care challenge can go forward
• Candidates for governor show us the money
• Pink party is a picnic with a purpose
• Mortgage broker fined, sentenced
• Envera expands to Florida’s East Coast
• Festivals link arts and business
• Two Sarasota County manufacturers plan expansions to add 274 new jobs
• O'Neill: Latest armory plan makes sense
• Cushman & Wakefield bolsters retail unit
• BankAtlantic exec grilled about land loans
• McCollum joins AG probe of foreclosures
• Cheetah Hunt coming to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
• Arson causes $30,000 damage at Tampa house
• Ex-owner of tortured cat banned from owning animals
• PODS expands in Canada
• JPMorgan Chase 3Q profit jumps 23 percent
• Intervest Bancshares profit drops on higher provision
• McCollum wants foreclosure mill rehearing
• Original entries sought for second Short Film Contest
• Religious Directory
• Clocks ticking for Dalí Museum debut
• Congregations
• Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
• Comatose Ariel Sharon going home to Negev
• Max Greenberg Linsky & Gordon Ralph Linsky
• Public humiliation, technology and the Talmud
• Oldest Jewish person dies at 111
• Kyle Matthew Lansky
• Organizations
• Shouldering the burden of forgotten cemeteries
• Rays sell out game 5
• Hallie Lauren Koch
• JACOB L. GOTTFRIED,
• Survivors’ group, Republican leader repudiate GOP candidate/ SS re-enactor
• Florida hospitality jobs on decline
• Teachers mourn death of Greco Middle teacher killed in wreck
• Just A Nosh
• Dylan’s childhood synagogue for sale
• BankAtlantic Bancorp shareholder trial underway
• JCC teen Jam event
• FL Chamber launches improved scorecard
• Preschool’s achievement noted
• Jewish farm school movement heads west
• Jolley Trolley to extend routes
• Jetsetters take ‘day trip’ to Catskills
• NJ Jewish paper creates furor, flip-flops, on printing gay wedding announcement
• Southeast bankers expect ‘double dip’
• Fifth annual Jewish Book Festival upcoming Nov. 4-15
• Westboro church picketing case poses dilemma for Jewish groups
• Teachers mourn death of Greco Middle teacher killed in wreck
• ‘In the Neighborhood: The Search for Community on an American Street One Sleepover at a Time’ is this year’s ‘Community Read’
• TIKVAH talk will focus on life skills
• HCC embarks on four-year math project with partners
• Now that’s a sukkah! (Or, that’s a sukkah?)
• Controversy over Jewish pluralism in Israel will be focus of Nov. 11 social action event at Beth-El
• WellCare expands leadership team
• ‘Atlantic’ magazine’s Jeffrey Goldberg: Are Israel-Iran-U.S. on collision course?
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Sunz Insurance expands
• Global Day of Jewish Learning
• Advantage Medicare
• Rays fans will get better signal at Tropicana Field Tuesday
• Jewish Museum sponsors writing contest
• Hillel School: New approach, look launched
• McCollum asks to meet with lenders to fix foreclosure crisis
• Congregation Kol Ami to feature Armenian history expert
• Muss High School in Israel program head to speak at JNF Doctors for Israel event
• Deputies: Greco Middle teacher killed in wreck
• Free Clinic members have private sector connections
• UCF economist Snaith to address Westshore Alliance forum
• Allegiant passenger traffic up 25%
• Klages study: Travelers think oil affected Bay area beaches
• Woodbury Health Products buys Wilmington Medical Supply
• Police: WWII vet attacked; man arrested
• Bain Capital to buy Gymboree for $1.8B
• Report: M&I sued for recovery of funds related to Ponzi scheme
• Tampa implementing new parking system downtown
• Cyclists host memorial ride to honor USF researcher
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• Joseph Lopano accepts as Tampa International Airport’s new CEO
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• Masonite buys Lifetime Doors Inc.
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• CMS extends WellCare’s prescription drug plan
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• WTC relocates Ironman World Championship 70.3
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• Sal Litrico leaves United Maritime
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• Calif., Fla., Texas are top destinations
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• Florida Bank Group director John Byers quits board
• VeriSign Secure Site SSL Certificate only $274
• 3 Boys Farm in Ruskin recognized for energy innovation
• VeriSign Secure Site Pro (SGC) SSL Certificate only $666
• Tampa Police Crime Tracker for Oct. 1-7
• Foreclosure relief lender Peter Porcelli sentenced to 10 years
• VeriSign Secure Site Pro with EV (SGC) SSL Certificate only $1,049
• MarineMax arranges new financing with international bank
• GeoTrust True BusinessID Wildcard SSL Certificate only $391
• Brown & Brown buys T.R. Jones
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• Leisure Services takes on Worldwide Destination members
• GeoTrust True BusinessID with Extended Validation (EV) only $149
• TBBJ’s 2010 Health Care Heroes winners revealed, feted
• GeoTrust True BusinessID SSL only $88
• State encourages action because of dry conditions, forecast
• Sheriff's Office Crime Tracker for Sept. 30-Oct. 5
• Report puts Amendment 4 pricetag at $1B
• Banks shrink in Tampa Bay market
• Lawyer: Guilty plea expected in double fatal DUI wrecks
• Judges determine the Up & Comers
• Steve Tello new GM at Fox Sports Florida, Sun Sports
• USF partners with Zimride
• Tampa Bay & Company announces leaders at celebration
• Florida gets $3M for caregiver background checks
• Sink calls foreclosure order an ‘important step’ to help homeowners
• Florida pain clinic doctors also treat drug addicts
• HUD to help homeowners with drywall issues
• Delicious Girl Scout Cookie Desserts, Raising Funds For Nearly 24,000 Girls....
• Urban Twiggs cuts ribbon
• USF homecoming events involve community
• Wharton girls golf team clicks
• Under fire, this special forces soldier charged forward
• Brown & Brown buys N.Y. firms Martin Benefits, Human Resources
• Gibson's ex-girlfriend says she feared for life after fight
• Chillura settles in as Jesuit quarterback
• Freedom gains confidence
• Run, canoe race Saturday
• Olympic medalists help students at Brandon swim clinic
• NFIB/Florida, Employers Holdings ink deal
• Light rail comes alive with USF students' designs
• Holy Names has new chief
• Documents: Tipster led deputies to SUV in fatal hit-and-run
• Club kicks off new season
• Subtropical depression forms in western Atlantic
• BofA exits wholesale mortgage lending
• Riverview man sought in shooting of twin brothers
• City reclaims, names park for 'Mr. River'
• Traffic violations in sharp decline
• Bella Vita Ristorante opens
• Rays' Price wins Spahn award as MLB's top lefty
• Franklin Street expands to Jacksonville
• Ex-worker to plead guilty to embezzling from union fund
• Middleton students join clean-up effort
• What's old is new again
• The monthly meetings feature speakers, prayers, prizes and lunch.
• What Rays fans can expect if going to Trop today
• Hartman Integration Invites You to Experience Communication in High Definition
• Live ALDS chat: Rays vs. Rangers
• Constitution celebrated
• Air conditioning units stolen, damaged at Catholic school
• Hardly a full house
• Crews tearing down Plant City landmark
• National PR Firm Opens New Office
• Patriots trade Moss to Vikings for third-round pick
• Surprise expresses admiration
• Bike ride to honor cyclists killed on Bay area roads
• Club kicks off new season
• Apollo Beach sewing group shares common thread
• Study: Hands-only CPR better alone than with assisted breathing
• Hernando County sheriff's media spokeswoman injured in accident
• Sunday market returning
• Gator Club hosts Wuerffel
• Neighbor seen as outlaw in Nottingham
• Documents: Tipster led deputies to SUV in fatal hit-and-run
• Report: Taliban, Afghan leaders in talks to end war
• Florida justices hearing class-size amendment case
• St. Pete study: arts contribute jobs and investment
• Bike ride to honor 5 cyclists killed on Bay area roads
• Students roll up sleeves, create a support group for USF Botanical Gardens.
• Driver ID'd; Redman Parkway reopens after fatal truck crash
• Cho cries as she leaves 'Dancing' competition
• Trio wins chemistry Nobel for key chemical tool
• Wells Fargo settles deceptive loans claim
• Organizers hope Veg Fest takes root in Bay area
• Run, canoe race Saturday
• Report: Patriots, Vikings discussing Randy Moss trade
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run in Bradenton
• Citizens Insurance immunity issue goes to Florida justices
• Information center slated to open at Longboat Key Club
• Fishing line cleanup day Oct. 16
• Ornament a memorial to children
• One killed, one injured in Riverview shooting
• Taliban set preconditions for formal peace talks
• Patient ed center opens at TGH
• All invited to welcome fall
• 3 vie for state House District 67 job
• Panel: Government thwarted worst-case scenario on oil spill
• Arts venues squeezed but keep up service
• Any way you slice it
• All invited to welcome fall
• House District 47 race a study in contrast
• Bengals' Lewis takes issue with Bucs' signing of Briscoe
• Children's museum tries to set record for reading
• Onevoicesoughtontransit
• Passports, identification cards and birth certificates are some of the services now available in the University Area.
• Neighbors vie for state House 61 seat
• Live updates: Fans at the Trop for Rays playoffs
• Texas governor seeks Mexico's help in finding body
• On the same page
• Consul's bi-weekly visit proves popular
• Ambler: Hughes gave $500,000 to Normans through separate account
• Nordstrom Rack featuring overstock items opens Thursday
• Hamilton invokes thoughts of outfield that could have been
• Then&Now
• USF homecoming events involve community
• Tampa may set up health clinics for city workers
• Jurors deliberating in Bloomingdale library rape trial
• Genshaft delivers fall address at USF today
• Hillsborough schools hope for $26 million in stimulus money
• Attorney says McCollum gave WellCare a break in fraud case
• Small-biz jobs rise a bit in September
• Neiman Marcus fashions star in art museum fundraiser
• Gainesville gunman kills self, 1 other; wounds 5
• Veteran Tampa prosecutor sworn in as U.S. attorney
• No Tax For Tracks faces late fine
• Sheriff: 16-year-old admits killing teen
• Hillsborough schools candidates have district experience
• As roster deadline looms, Lightning add LW Ritola, release Perrin
• Tampa Bay companies get range of HRC scores
• Man held hostage with his family now faces drug charge
• District 57 opponents split on most issues
• Neiman Marcus fashions star in art museum fundraiser
• Dade City uses ordinance to mow lawns, will bill homeowners
• Petition says McCollum gave WellCare a break in fraud case
• I-275 crash in St. Pete kills driver
• Conn. jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• Plant High assistant suspended 3 games
• Clearwater man, 71, charged with exposing himself to girl
• Police: Armed home intruders attack woman, son in St. Pete
• Temple Terrace: Cameras bring drop in traffic violations
• Wesley Chapel mom teaches manners through board game
• Sarasota baseball fan is set to play hooky
• Court documents fill in gruesome details on Brandon slaying
• Sheriff: 16-year-old admits killing Lakeland teen
• Hillsborough deputies ID wreck victims
• Polk man convicted in scam to steal foster son's money
• Fishing line cleanup day Saturday
• Manatee County receives $16 million transportation grant
• Longtime Rays execs, Crist get first-pitch honors
• Family, friends surprised by Gainesville shooting spree
• Fall festival planned for downtown Plant City
• Polk debuts month-long culinary event
• Hush! Frito-Lay to pull most noisy SunChips bags
• Obama promotes family-friendly hours at businesses
• Natural Prosthetic Dental Lab plans $10 million investment
• No Rays playoffs tickets available? Not exactly
• Study links workplace noise, increased heart problems
• Responsible Bathroom Tour Arrives in Tampa to Highlight Water Conservation
• Gainesville gunman killed his father in spree
• Stewart asks rally attendees to help restore National Mall
• Defense witnesses take stand in library rape trial
• 'Control TV' lets viewers decide character's behavior
• Tampa hosts public discussion on education Wednesday
• Neiman Christmas list offers $15,000 edible gingerbread house
• Pasco sheriff says his small budget ignores safety needs
• Man seriously injured in Lakeland stabbing
• Panel: Transocean thwarts efforts to get oil spill documents
• Yellowstone draws record number of visitors
• Hush! Frito-Lay to pull most noisy SunChips bags
• Hillsborough deputies investigate fatal wreck
• Pasco sheriff says his small budget ignores safety needs
• One killed, one injured in Riverview shooting
• Cadillac unfazed by Bucs' plan to use Blount, Huggins
• Ex-councilman takes on Air Force vet in District 60 race
• Bucs seek fourth straight road win at Cincinnati
• Peak 10 closes sale to equity firm Welsh Carson Anderson & Stowe
• Water moccasin bites tourist at Orlando hotel pool
• Paperwork problems put foreclosures in limbo
• Survey: Latinos still strongly support Democrats
• Saneron, USF get $2.6M grant for Alzheimer’s work
• Study: Hands-only CPR better alone than with assisted breathing
• Polk couple asks judge for return of 261 dogs
• Police: Man tried to rape woman in Ybor restroom
• Both sides of Hillsborough transit tax issue see election as a toss-up
• Shapiro & Fishman win key ruling in foreclosure investigation
• Sarasota's new police chief breaks barriers
• Passenger dies after single-vehicle wreck in Polk
• Florida student's message in bottle found in Ireland
• Plaid-clad Rays wear blazers loud and proud
• Polk woman pleads guilty to stealing $400,000 from foster son
• New survey on sex in U.S. biggest since 1994
• Lightning D Ohlund to miss two weeks with knee swelling
• Chefs name gardens top restaurant trend of 2010
• Judge deals setback to state investigation of foreclosure mills
• Scott, Sink differ over expanding school vouchers, accountability
• Wynton Marsalis in Cuba for historic jazz concerts
• Temps around Tampa area are kind of cool today
• Hundreds say goodbye to Tony Curtis
• Plant City mother, daughter win statewide business award
• Verizon Wireless may pay up to $90 million in customer refunds
• Gainesville pastor behind Quran burning plans Tampa rally
• Most recalled U.S. cars and trucks fixed, Toyota says
• Countywide Hillsborough commission race turns on growth, taxes
• WS Atkins wraps up PBSJ acquisition
• Pinball machines move from arcades to game rooms
• Video: Bolivian president knees soccer opponent
• Brandon Academy receives national Blue Ribbon
• US Natural Gas preps for oil production boost in Kentucky, W. Va.
• Will playoffs bring out the best or worst in Rays?
• 2 killed, 5 wounded in random shooting in Gainesville
• Today is the last day for registering to vote
• AutoNation’s September sales up 35%
• Europeans hold on to win Ryder Cup
• Man wanted in South Florida killing surrenders in Tampa
• Verizon erroneously billed $50M
• DNA links Morris to Bloomingdale library rape, expert testifies
• Zephyrhills man, 70, killed in motorcycle crash
• Silver Alert canceled after Dade City woman found
• Sunrise Senior Living sells 58 communities for $41.5M
• IVF pioneer Edwards wins medicine Nobel
• Man seriously injured in Lakeland stabbing
• Couple want Polk deputies to return 261 dogs
• AT&T to pay $300 million to IRS
• Japan, Sweden warn about terror in Europe; tourists stay calm
• Credit card companies sued over anticompetitive practices
• Police: Pasco man hit autistic boy, 7, with cable wire
• Gulf Coast Claims Facility’s Feinberg clarifies claims process
• 5 Germans said killed in Pakistan missile strike
• St. Pete family held hostage for five hours, police say
• Gas leak disrupts dismissal at two Lakeland schools
• Girlfriend helps driver flee fatal truck crash, police say
• Rays fans possibly in a pickle over playoff times
• Cox Enterprises, Delta win LGBT honors
• WWBA fires longtime Tampa radio voices Schulman, Lance
• Passenger who died in Pasco crash identified
• Christine O'Donnell in 2006: China plotting to take over U.S.
• Transitions Optical names Dave Cole as COO
• Lightning D Ohlund to miss 2 weeks with knee swelling
• Races bring fans and fun to Clearwater Beach
• Times Square cowboy has naked ambition: presidency
• Water treatment scams surge despite state crackdowns
• Fans cheer Rays, who arrive home as AL East champs
• 4 lawyers vying for Pinellas County judgeships
• Rays day playoffs create workplace quandary, networking option
• GOP's Whitman blames opponent for housekeeper flap
• FBI makes arrest in armored truck robbery in Miami
• History buffs relive Hillsborough's role in Civil War
• San Francisco considers banning Happy Meals toys
• Monday is deadline for registering to vote in Nov. 2 election
• Races bring fans and fun to Clearwater Beach
• Bulls' defense fires on all cylinders against FAU
• 1 motorcycle driver dead, another hurt in weekend crashes
• Fifth person arrested in Brandon trash bin slaying
• Stamkos' 2 goals leads Bolts in win
• Cuba may release more political prisoners into exile
• U.S. terror warning could hurt Europe's economy
• Comic strips turn pink for breast cancer awareness
• Girlfriend helps driver flee fatal truck crash, police say
• Rahm Emanuel prepares run for Chicago mayor
• Brandon woman among winners in nationwide art contest
• Navy offers sailors online help to quit addictions
• Iran's president calls for U.S. leaders to be 'buried'
• Detective spoof to benefit Plant City's library
• Europeans eager for Ryder Cup victory
• Bulls hitting stride at right time
• Free speech cases top Supreme Court docket
• Fans befriend 'Social Network' with $23 million debut
• Family rents rooms in Pinellas mansion to pay bills
• Crist throws lunch for West Tampa softball champs
• Key West's Dirty Joke Guy has serious side
• 17 rescued from Ferris wheel in Wisconsin
• Firm hired to fix Alexander Street
• Stocks sizzled in third quarter, but will it last?
• Witness confronts would-be robber at Bradenton gas station
• Rays in-game: Tampa Bay Rays play the K.C. Royals
• Court finds Israelis used Gaza boy as human shield
• Parents honor 'special babies' they lost near childbirth
• Hose falls from Marine plane onto S. Calif. house
• Afghanistan starts to close private security firms
• Airport welcome tonight for Rays, AL East champs
• Rutgers honors late student at homecoming game
• Germany celebrates 20 years of reunification
• It's official: Rays take American League East title
• Pet alligator seized from liquor store in N.Y. state
• Empty wallets, empty seats: Economy affecting sport attendance
• No going home before Tuesday after senior center fire
• Longoria won't play until division series
• U.S., Britain warn tourists in Europe to be extra careful
• Man shot to death at Port Richey shopping center
• Eight Rays pitchers combine for shutout against Royals
• Yankees split with Red Sox, leave East undecided
• Crist throws lunch for West Tampa softball champs
• Printing snafu delays new $100 bills
• Obama promotes technology; GOP calls for tax cuts
• Labor, civil rights groups rally in Washington
• D.A. to look into suicide of Texas teen
• Labor, civil rights groups rally in Washington
• Fire forces evacuation of senior citizen housing
• Airport Authority board members satisfied with consultant's work
• Deputies: Man accidentally shoots self warding off skunk
• On paper, N.Y. Islamic center looks modern, secular
• New dogs tags let canines tweet their activity
• Live updates: Rays vs. Royals
• Bank of America delays foreclosures in 23 states
• Man dies 2 days after SUV crashes into Clearwater pond
• San Francisco considers banning Happy Meals toys
• US apologizes for 1940s syphilis study in Guatemala
• Train crash in central Indonesia kills at least 36
• U.S. to tell citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• Regulators close small Florida, Wash. banks
• Wife of Singapore founder Lee Kuan Yew dies at 89
• Bin Laden softens tone in latest messages, but why?
• Deputies: Jewelry robbery suspects captured after chase
• Police: St. Pete woman crashed into motorized scooter
• Hose falls from Marine plane onto S. Calif. house
• Chen, Royals blank Rays
• Pasco County Top 5 Football Teams
• Yankees edge Red Sox in 10, extend AL East lead
• McCain to NH vets: Won't run for president again
• Settlement reported in Wis. ride accident that injured Fla. girl
• Pasco County's Week 5 Top Performers
• Finding history: Web, vets help unearth war wrecks
• Police plan new interviews in JonBenet Ramsey case
• Fox News objects to story on lawsuit
• Shriners celebrate 25 years of 'miracles' at Tampa hospital
• Longoria won't play until division series
• Druids recognized as religion for first time in U.K.
• Port Richey business owners squawk over new noise ordinance
• Mitchell adjusting well to life after Trinidad
• Man killed in Valrico shooting mourned at funeral
• Stop-sign cameras catch California drivers off guard
• Clip: Meat kept O'Donnell from being Hare Krishna
• Pasco's Mike Clower works wonders with the football
• Florida Independent Pharmacies Take Action Against CVS/Caremark Anti Trust Practices
• Police: St. Pete woman crashed into motorized scooter
• Armwood dominates Plant, 17-0
• St. Pete racers think pink for breast cancer research
• Panhandle man competes to live in Chicago museum
• Harris has big day as Miami beats Clemson
• Plant City church celebrates 125th anniversary
• U.S. balloonists plunged at 50 mph, likely dead
• USF and FSU among state universities awarded research grants
• Thomas, Ponder lift Seminoles past Virginia
• Fire at Tampa rooming house leaves woman seriously hurt
• Florida among 23 states Bank of America will delay foreclosures
• Local trade school graduates feel duped
• Golf tournament will honor the legacy of Jessica Rose
• Inmate ends up nearly naked after jail escape try
• St. Mary's students bring pets for annual blessing
• CNN's Sanchez fired after calling Stewart a bigot
• Photos show U.S. soldiers posing with Afghan corpses
• Dish Network says Fox blocks sports, other channels over dispute
• Death toll in southern Mexico mudslides up to 32
• Prolific TV producer Stephen J. Cannell dies
• Police ID bicyclist killed in Tampa wreck
• Tampa motel fire being investigated as arson
• Early voting puts fire under campaigns
• Woman who nabbed child gets 24 years in prison
• Emanuel out, Rouse in as White House chief of staff
• FRLA to hold claims briefings in Tampa Bay in wake of BP disaster
• Regulators: 1 large trader triggered May 6 stock market plunge
• N.J. student's suicide illustrates Internet dangers
• Large chunk of Gulf of Mexico reopened to fishing
• Window film manufacturer Solamatrix acquired
• Romney's appearance with Rubio foreshadows 2012 campaign
• Vigil held for man killed in Valrico shooting
• Sun Sports, Fox Sports blocked on Dish Network during dispute
• Bin Laden uses Pakistani floods to drum up support
• Friday football: Live blog updates
• Storms drench much of the East Coast; 5 killed
• 4 lawyers vying for Pinellas County judgeships
• Europe leads early as heavy rains halt Ryder Cup
• Video game drops Taliban label amid protests
• Ecuador troops clash with rebellious police, rescue president
• Both sides of Hillsborough transit tax issue see election as a toss-up
• Is Michigan assistant AG's anti-gay blog free speech?
• Deputies: 4 jewelry store heist suspects in custody after chase
• Fox News sued over reporter's bias charges
• Police ID bicyclist killed in Tampa wreck
• At Paris, conventional engines still going strong
• Security guard fatally shot outside Miramar bank
• 2 people die in Pasco crash, troopers say
• North American Financial Holdings takes control of TIB Financial
• Michigan mom accused of faking son's cancer
• Hunter who shot husband found not guilty
• 1 person dead after crash near Orient Road, I-4
• With South Financial buy TD looks to Florida, the Carolinas
• Bookstore has niche in downtown Tampa
• Americans tread water in gulf between rich, poor
• Upgrades in store for fans, Lightning this season
• Tech Data completes acquisition of Triade Holding
• Manatee deputies: Drugs found in man's buttocks
• Live updates: Rays at Royals
• Sink disputes Scott ad alleging conflict of interest
• Chase hosts foreclosure prevention ‘marathon’
• Police: Texas 4-year-old runs over, kills newborn
• 2 teens plead guilty in deadly burglary
• Columbine victim's uncle promotes character building in Plant City
• Ballast Point Ventures invests in Watermark Medical
• Woman charged with beating 6-year-old with electrical cord
• Printing snafu delays new $100 bills
• Rays fall to Royals, tied with Yankees atop AL East
• Humana, Walmart partner to provide drugs to seniors
• Organic baby food can dent the wallet, so shop wisely
• Pot possession in California now like speeding ticket
• American General holds hiring drive today
• Fla. Supreme Court can’t halt foreclosures
• Surveillance recordings at issue in library rape trial
• Settlement reported in Wis. ride accident that injured Fla. girl
• Feds try to save law punishing military phonies
• Tired of waiting, Marine raises new flag over post office
• Man seriously injured when car goes into Clearwater pond
• Storm that killed 5 takes aim at New England
• Bank of America delays foreclosures in 23 states
• 2 people die in 1-car crash, troopers say
• McNichols designer metals showing on DIY Network
• Burger21 hiring for its Tampa restaurants
• Woman who nabbed child gets 24 years in prison
• Woman rescued from roof in St. Pete fire
• Pemco opens second hangar at TIA
• Al Gore in Tampa for Meek; Romney will stump for Rubio in Land O' Lakes
• Live updates: Rays at Royals
• ER delays cause patients to forgo care, study says
• EPA delays Fla. water pollution standards
• Stand-up comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Novartis fined $422.5M in marketing, kickback case
• Coroner: Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• Doctors: Viral infection likely led to Carter's illness
• Grandmother inspires research on clean water from cactus
• Al Gore stumps for Meek, saying the Democrat has momentum
• Hillsborough commission candidates stress jobs, economy
• Bike ride to honor cyclists killed on Bay area roads
• Volleyball: Bishop McLaughlin gets win, earns critiques
• AP sources: Emanuel leaving White House on Friday
• Man seriously injured when car goes into Clearwater pond
• Government claims Estela's restaurant bilked workers
• Gator Club hosts Wuerffel
• Hogan, cereal maker reach settlement over commercial
• Lakeland police investigating 2 fatal shootings
• 1-year-old found in pool Tuesday pronounced dead
• Utah rocket contractor lays off more workers
• Meeting to defuse confusion on ballot amendments
• Jimmy Johnson voted off 'Survivor'
• Carter discharged from Ohio hospital
• Vigil held for man killed in Valrico shooting
• Veteran's family denied White House tour because of shorts
• Teen dancer with Down syndrome has big dreams
• Ochocinco cereal box uses sex-line number
• Pasco County workers vote to join Teamsters
• Postal service denied rate increases for mail
• Hartman Integration Appoints Pat Keever as Corporate Vice President of Sales
• Aid for those sickened in WTC cleanup passes House
• Tropical Storm Nicole leaves beautiful weather in its wake
• Novartis Pharmaceuticals pays $422M in settlement
• Prisoner who may be cleared by DNA preparing for possible release
• Congress punts tough choice until after election
• Purdue QB Marve out for season
• No charges filed after boy, 3, brings marijuana to school
• Pasco sheriff calls for commissioners to 'man up' after receiving budget numbers
• Company asks judge to overturn drilling moratorium
• Tampa prosecutor confirmed as U.S. attorney
• Classmate saw Morris outside library shortly before attack
• Florida death row inmate found dead in prison
• Deputies: Brandon man tried to sell pot to officers
• Government claims Estella's restaurant bilked workers
• Ochocinco cereal box uses sex-line number
• Doctor to Parents: keep toy recalls in perspective
• Man accused in Valrico shooting won't be allowed to stay in home
• Foreclosure law firm fighting AG's investigation
• Outback Bowl tickets go on sale Friday
• Just 2.9 percent of Cubans surfed Web in past year
• Clearwater family homeless after fire
• AirTran offers service to Key West, expands service to Milwaukee
• Senate votes to turn down volume on TV commercials
• State justices decide home value splits in divorces
• NJ student secretly taped having sex kills himself
• Arma Global wins military contract
• First came Groupon, now daily deal services abound
• Parents, others want displaced principal back
• Free tickets help draw a packed house at the Trop
• American General jobs bus coming to Tampa
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• Police: Brandon man arrested in toddler's death
• Baltimore's Millwood baffles Rays
• Singer Yanofsky growing into talent to be reckoned with
• Fans waiting for free Rays tickets at Trop
• 12 indicted in alleged boat theft ring
• Doctors: Viral infection likely led to Carter's illness
• Rays blank Orioles, clinch postseason berth
• Testimony begins in Bloomingdale library rape trial
• Tropical Storm Nicole will skirt Florida but bring lots of rain
• Woman pleads not guilty in Wash. in acid hoax case
• Sink fires back at Scott over ads about state's pension fund
• RedCoach adds Tampa service
• Rays set up 'club' to buy playoff tickets
• Judge dismisses some charges in Anna Nicole case
• 2 incumbents, activist, manager vie for Pasco commission seats
• National nonprofit Americans for the Arts honors Lights On Tampa
• Jimmy Carter to spend second night in Ohio hospital
• Magic PG Jason Williams to have knee surgery
• 1 in 5 Tampa Bay area kids live in poverty, census says
• Procyon boosts profit
• Among metros, Tampa's workforce has suffered more than most
• Lethal force in Brooksville shooting justified, state attorney says
• Plant City factory recycles chests used in sea turtle egg rescue
• Economy cuts sales, income at Unilens Vision
• Italy coast guard searching for 2 missing U.S. balloonists
• New mammogram study stirs debate for women in 40s
• School's garden to sow the seeds of learning
• South Financial shareholders OK TD Bank deal
• New York Muslims say bigotry behind cemetery order
• Government: Times Square bomber plotted 2nd attack
• Tropical depression brings heavy rains to South Florida
• Academy of Holy Names appoints Arthur Raimo president
• Study finds more gay characters on network TV
• Rays Podcast: Rooting for the home team
• Brandon pub is going smoke-free
• Dancing' says goodbye to 'boo-gate,' Bolton
• Man accused in Valrico shooting won't be allowed to stay in home
• Man accused in Valrico shooting won't be allowed to stay in home
• Record number of children die in hot cars in 2010
• Heat wave takes some sizzle out of Hollywood
• UF's Demps out of boot, 'probable' for Alabama
• Lawyers: Valrico shooting may test stand-your-ground defense
• Regulators warn about infant sleep positioners
• Mexico retracts figures from landslide; no deaths confirmed
• Police: Sex offender flees when seen in area of abduction attempt
• Magic's Van Gundy tries to connect with players
• Victim's friend testifies in Bloomingdale library rape trial
• Obama endorses using fines for Gulf rehabilitation
• Arthur Penn, director of 'Bonnie and Clyde' dies
• California calls off execution after court setbacks
• Aid for those sickened in WTC cleanup passes House
• Man charged with murder in elderly Port Richey woman's death
• Study: Audio recordings of US history fading fast
• Moffitt Cancer Center posts financial turnaround
• Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life?
• Sarasota resort sees positive signs for winter tourism
• Bucs rookie RB Blount reminds Morris of Alstott
• Tampa International wants to bring Joseph Lopano from Texas
• Dallas airport executive chosen to run Tampa airport
• Deputies: 1 dead, 5 injured in Mulberry wreck
• Deputies: Body found near I-275 in North Tampa
• Bedbugs hit Howard Stern's NYC studios, limousine
• Live updates: Rays vs. Orioles
• 'Don't let the bedbugs bite' - but how?
• New armory plan: clinic for veterans
• Lawyers: Valrico shooting may test stand-your-ground defense
• Obama voices support for Stewart's sanity rally
• Renamed, retooled Treasure Island club promises big-name acts
• Deputies: 1 dead, 5 injured in Mulberry wreck
• U.S. soldier held in slayings of 2 GIs in Iraq
• Jury selection begins in Bloomingdale rape trial
• BERNICE LILLIAN EVENSON, 98,
• Israel buys Twitter name from porn site owner
• New Florida laws cover 'pill mills,' street racing
• Rescued big cats paint, create art
• Dancing' to clarify 'boo-gate' on tonight's show
• Suspect's release confounds Valrico shooting victim's family
• Franci Rudolph; Jewish, civic philanthropist
• Top Chef’s Gail Simmons cut culinary teeth on mom’s Jewish cooking
• Viewers flip out for Riverview man's talent
• Equipment, snake cause Central Florida power outage
• Months after winning $1 million in lottery, Mo. man wins $2 million
• Bedbugs force Pinellas condo owner out of his home
• Settlements showing softer side in effort to win over Israeli public
• Pollard release urged to push peace
• Progressive sets out to hire in Tampa
• Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper up for Rock Hall of Fame
• Many denied spill claims will get a second look
• NFL checks into bar showing Bucs game
• Hollywood celebrities fight over Israel: The sequel
• Israel study program providing seed money for U.S. colleges
• Saltmarsh Cleaveland strikes deal with Stogniew & Associates
• Toys R Us to hire 45,000 workers for holidays
• Jury seated in trial of teen charged in rape outside library
• Spokesman: Rubio's change on Social Security not a flip-flop
• Just a nosh...
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• MediHealth Outsourcing sells to Conifer Health Solutions
• Man involved in Valrico shooting not driving school bus, for now
• State delays giving nearly 30,000 acres to feds
• Southwest-AirTran merger could improve fares, routes to Tampa
• Tampa JCC to feature Wiesel, Axelrod in live simulcast from the 92nd St. Y in New York City
• Secret names
• Oragenics stock splits
• L.A. teacher suicide sparks test-score pushback
• B&Bs offering military free stay for Veterans Day
• Rays' Longoria, Price call small crowd 'embarrassing'
• Famed rabbi known for courting Christians to speak at kickoff of Federations’ campaigns
• Love and religion online workshop offered for interfaith couples
• Jabil Circuit finishes record year
• Home prices continue to fall in Tampa area, latest figures show
• Obama scolds both parties for lack of progress in D.C.
• Absentee ballots mailed as Norman-Ambler suit continues
• Art & Autobiography
• Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services adding ‘community’ to its name
• St. Anthony’s Triathlon showcases St. Petersburg
• Tropical depression forms, headed toward Florida
• Tropical depression forms, headed toward Florida
• Community comes together to replace grandma's rundown house
• Voting under way to find North America’s 2010 Jewish Community Heroes
• Hillel teacher wins excellence in Jewish education award
• Castor wants VA clinic at West Tampa armory site
• Norman-Ambler suit delays absentee ballots
• Mexico retracts figures from landslide; no deaths confirmed
• Rays fans react to players' criticism of attendance
• Jewish Museum exhibit chronicles survivors’ final summers at Catskills lodge
• Tailgate added to YAD Bucs event
• Caretta, Lobster Pot, GrillSmith, Zenzen, Shor honored
• Parents, residents protest Lacoochee principal's removal
• Utah police investigate 'Sister Wives' family for bigamy
• Fed judge to state judge: Butt out of Scientology case
• Congregations
• Religious Directory
• Is technology spawning a generation of nincompoops?
• Man involved in Valrico shooting charged with manslaughter
• Pinellas ponders mandatory school uniform policy
• Shabbat/ Yom Tov Candle Lighting Times
• Famous first lines in literature
• Floridians a bit more confident
• Bucs blackout trumped by smart phone video
• Rays blank Orioles, clinch postseason berth
• Ex-Broward sheriff turned down on pension appeal
• Lindsey Taylor Youdelman
• Organizations
• Israel, U.S. Jewish group slam U.N. panel’s flotilla report
• Obama: Education key to economic success
• All Children’s benefits from revamp of Tennis and Yacht Club
• Depositions near in lawsuit against Jim Norman
• Ilayna Taylor Sherman
• DORIS MORRIS, 89,
• Seinfeld, Midler to headline opening
• Carter taken to Ohio hospital with upset stomach
• Holland & Knight, Bob Martinez tapped for RNC work
• Rays giving away 20,000 tickets for Wednesday's game
• Rachael Rose Kleiner
• NANCY KIRSCHNER, 56,
• ADL deputy director to discuss why some criticism of Israel is ‘illegitimate’ in Tampa t
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• Column: Maybe Tampa Bay really is a lousy baseball market
• Tampa council approves $787 million budget
• Zachary Chase Brodsky
• LT. COL. CHARLES RAYMOND McLAREN, 85, U.S. Army (Ret.),
• Majority of Americans are against joining Israel in war should the Jewish state strike Iran
• Services today for deputy killed in truck collision
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4 billion
• Wife charged in Fort Myers murder-for-hire plot
• Early-release committee, including students, gets to work
• Bucs schooled by Steelers for first loss
• Girl, 8, told mom about park shooting on dying dad's phone
• UF's Rainey reaches settlement in stalking case
• Sarasota opens new state-of-the-art police headquarters
• Tampa-area task force targets child prostitution
• Southwest Airlines agrees to buy AirTran Airways
• Caribbean moisture headed to Florida in some form
• Wade, LeBron, Bosh show teamwork on media day
• JetBlue launching Tampa to Puerto Rico service
• Buju Banton jury 'split,' seeks direction from judge
• On eve of Heat camp, James takes center stage
• Florida Bank Group director Nick Nixon resigns
• Bucs Q & A: How much was Jackson missed?
• Live updates: Rays vs. Orioles
• John Hill steps down at Comprehensive Care
• NATO strikes in Pakistan prompt rebuke
• Florida-Alabama a big game no matter what calendar says
• Indigo Creative to bring Schakolad, other chocolatiers to MOSI
• International buyers see deals in Florida real estate
• A whistleblower or a crook?
• Woman dies after 5-car crash near Raymond James
• St. Pete police asking for help in finding teen's killer
• Rookie RB Blount to have bigger role with Bucs
• 30-year-old bicyclist killed in hit-and-run
• USF-Syracuse game to kickoff at noon on Oct. 9
• HART: First light rail line could extend north past airport
• Gulf storms arrive tonight, move across Tampa area
• Deputy remembered as a hero to family, colleagues
• Magic out to take back spotlight from James, Miami
• Caribbean system means rain for Tampa Bay
• Argument leads to fatal shooting in Valrico
• First principal: School got Gators' nickname blessing 40 years ago
• Palm Beach County man kills estranged wife, 4 stepchildren
• Deputy remembered as a hero to family, colleagues
• Steelers' Batch picks apart Bucs' secondary
• Bucs look to regroup during bye week
• Report: Feds want easier Internet wiretap ability
• NFL checking into Tampa bar's showing of blacked-out Bucs game
• Bolts notes: Flames win in shootout
• Jury selection begins in Bloomingdale rape trial
• Panel: Trust lost in government amidst confusion after oil spill
• Downtown Los Angeles hits all-time high of 113
• Tampa bar shows Bucs game, despite blackout
• Rays can clinch postseason berth tonight
• Quantum strikes deal with Florida Cancer Institute-New Hope
• USF's Mitchell earns Big East special teams honor
• New report hits one issue Sink, Scott agree on merit pay
• Bicyclist killed in hit-and-run was among USF's 'brightest'
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Judge declares mistrial in Banton drug case
• Plant City hospital addition expected to save time and lives
• Bucs rookies Blount, Benn to have bigger roles
• Woman, 70 dogs die in Ocala mobile home fire
• Murder trial set for Pasco Neo-Nazi
• Woman accused of driving drunk for third time
• Garza sharp as Rays sink Mariners
• Sparks flying, NYC flight lands safe
• Steelers' Batch picks apart Bucs' secondary
• UF's Burton enjoys record night in win over Kentucky
• New Muslim comic book superhero on the way
• Bucs get schooled by Pittsburgh for first loss of season
• Bolts defeated by Flames in shootout
• Sesame Street showdown: Elmo performer attacked
• Argument leads to fatal shooting in Valrico
• Shields, Rays fall to Mariners
• Bike show's 8th anniversary is Saturday
• Rubio extends lead, Meek gains on Crist
• China rises and rises, yet still gets foreign aid
• Beatdown serves as reality check for Bucs
• Library attack victim's family leaves trial to lawyers
• Five-car wreck snarls traffic near Raymond James
• Tampa Bay's playoff roster a work in progress
• Hyundai recalls 139,500 Sonatas for steering defect
• Charlotte rail leads to millions in development, officials say
• Live updates: Mariners at Rays
• Aggressive base running sets tone in Rays' win
• BP says company's oil spill study had limitations
• Vatican probes secretive group tied to scandal
• Wallace's second long TD catch gives Steelers 21-6 lead over Bucs
• Bradenton man, 73, sues bar for serving him too many drinks
• 'Wall Street' takes box-office lead to the bank
• We Who Care helps those with special needs go beyond limits
• BP says company's oil spill study had limitations
• Largo police shoot, kill robbery suspect
• New Muslim comic book superhero on the way
• Tourist found in water off Siesta Key Beach dies
• St. Petersburg teen dies in shooting
• Trey-mendous performance by Florida's Burton
• Democratic rival: Murkowski campaign a lost cause
• Blast near Fallujah kills 4 Iraqi police
• Dungy visits Jets' Ryan after criticizing language
• Abbas: Israeli settlements blocking peace deal
• Ga. megachurch pastor pledges to fight accusations
• Weakened Matthew soaks southern Mexico, Guatemala
• Bomb scare diverts Pakistani plane; hoax suspected
• US: Inverted Philippine flag was honest mistake'
• Steelers manhandle Bucs on both sides of ball
• First rescue capsule arrives at Chilean mine
• Hockey agent starts a kindness revolution
• Navy confirms helicopters took dip in Lake Tahoe
• Man dies after rope gets tangled in wood chipper
• Forecasters eye area of interest in Caribbean
• Woman dies after 5-car crash near Raymond James
• Obama dismisses GOP 'Pledge' as echo of disaster
• Lightning reduce roster by 21 players
• Bulls struggle in win against Western Kentucky
• Wrong-way I-4 driver kills two near Seffner
• Florida expected to avoid effects of Tropical Storm Matthew
• Dominant defense may be Sunlake's secret weapon
• Wounded in Iraq, double-amputee returns to war
• Raiders can show school spirit at tailgate party
• Robbers in dramatic Fla. bank heist still on lam
• Robbers in dramatic Fla. bank heist still on lam
• Man cave shave: Expect no frills at woman barber's shop
• Drake shakes USF Sun Dome
• Live updates: Rays vs. Mariners
• Grab a coffee mug, this is no tea party convention
• Matthew likely to fizzle, but area of concern lingers
• BP fund czar promises bigger, faster claims
• Newark hopes Facebook gift translates to results
• Democratic rival: Murkowski campaign a lost cause
• Critters hope to find a home at Adopt-A-Pet event
• Rubio extends lead, Meek gains on Crist
• 3 suspects face murder charges after 4th dies
• Rain, late touchdown sinks Central Florida against Kansas State
• Freed U.S. hiker meets with president of Iran
• 5 shot at party near Seton Hall in NJ; 1 killed
• Ocala man gets life in prison for fatal shooting
• Florida State shuts out Wake Forest
• Crist gets endorsement from Democrat Wexler
• Doctors raise doubts about Ariz. deputy's shooting
• Man dies after rope gets tangled in wood chipper
• Fla. A&M president says he's deferring $80,000 bonus
• BP works on own estimate for amount of oil spilled
• 1 dead, 4 hurt in Polk SUV crash
• 10 states file brief opposing gay marriage
• New Zealand rescuers save 14 whales from stranded pod
• Troopers: Brandon woman killed crossing S.R. 60
• Jury rejects caffeine defense at Ky. murder trial
• Rays top Mariners, reclaim first place
• Pakistan jet evacuated in Sweden after bomb threat
• Third-party candidates could tip close elections
• Lohan granted bail after being sent to jail
• TS Matthew dumps heavy rains on Central America
• Poll: Many think health overhaul should do more
• L.A. judge weighs ownership of jumbo emerald
• Bicyclist killed in hit-and-run near USF, deputies say
• Critters find new homes at Adopt-A-Pet
• 'Resign' comment to Hernando administrator nets mixed reaction
• Darin Patmon's smarts transfers to the field
• Matthew weakens to tropical depression
• Man found shot to death in Lakeland
• John Sykes brokerage JHS Capital strikes deal with Fowler White
• Comic Colbert fills the seats at House hearing
• Florida expected to avoid effects of Tropical Storm Matthew
• Wrecks highlight dangers facing law enforcement
• Fed tightens squeeze on LandMark Bank of Florida
• On paper, Rays have easier path to division title
• Friday football: Live blog updates
• Pasco firm developing alternative battery with UF
• USF gets $8 million to train public health workers
• Man drowns in small pond near Fletcher Avenue
• Newark mayor's crime-fighting led to $100 million Facebook gift
• Redfish tourney to aid needy families at Thanksgiving
• Paul Dalglish leaves FC Tampa Bay Rowdies
• Gas prices likely to remain steady this fall
• Live updates: Mariners at Rays
• Glazer family celebrates children's museum 'dream' with donors
• Florida expected to avoid effects of Tropical Storm Matthew
• In a way, Fisher ushered in age of celebrity scandal
• Accused megachurch pastor championed sexual purity
• 'Mom has gone crazy:' 4 killed in Seattle shooting
• Coral Gables bank robbers strap bomb to abducted teller
• Ahmadinejad says Iran may end enrichment
• Texas ed board adopts resolution limiting Islam in textbooks
• Obama challenges the world: Time for Mideast peace
• Beer and brats for your tailgate? Sweetbay is cheapest
• 83-year-old pulls gun, scares away alleged robber
• Repeat offender gets break in Pinellas drug court
• Nicaraguan diplomatic official found dead in N.Y.
• FBI serves terrorism warrants in Minneapolis, Chicago
• 3 suspects face murder charges after 4th dies
• Area judges handling hundreds of foreclosures a day
• First woman in 5 years executed in U.S. amid outcry
• Suspected Colombian drug kingpin held in Miami without bail
• Clearwater Film Festival about to start rolling
• Lacoochee principal reassigned while district investigates complaints
• Teen wounded during Davenport home invasion dies
• Actress Lindsay Lohan goes back to jail
• BayCare unit wins grant for veterans program
• Gubernatorial candidates share views at Orlando ag forum
• '50s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at 82
• British Airways travelers can soon claim American Airlines miles
• First Community CFO McClelland steps down
• Deputy's name added to sheriff's office memorial
• No. 19 Miami romps past Pitt, 31-3
• Depression closes portion of State Road 54 in Pasco
• Fifth defendant sought in Brandon trash bin slaying
• Coral Gables bank robbers strap bomb to abducted teller
• Tropical Storm Matthew moving quickly in Caribbean
• Deputy's name added to sheriff's office memorial
• Similac formula recall has parents worried
• Candidate: Sheriff a no-show at forums
• Longtime Plant City clerk who 'loved people' dies at 87
• Crist, Meek, Rubio using Social Security's future to lure voters
• 13 charged as illegal contractors in St. Petersburg sting
• Actress Lindsay Lohan goes back to jail
• Consultants assess strengths of Tampa airport director finalists
• NBC Universal CEO Jeff Zucker to step down
• 2 killed in multivehicle wreck on S.R. 52 in Land O' Lakes
• Judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
• Robinson High shocked by death of cheer coach, 34
• Tampa-St. Pete hotel industry keeps pace with national stats
• Poll: Class-size amendment losing; cabinet races are toss-ups
• Judge clears way for 1st Calif execution since '06
• Bucs say tickets remain as blackout deadline nears
• Study shows latest government spill estimate right
• Home sales up 7.6% in August, but still weak
• Sink leads Scott 47-40 in new Mason-Dixon poll
• Former supporter says Rubio used GOP credit card for home remodeling
• Bucs rookie Grimm to start at free safety
• Toll hearing on I-4 connector set for Sept. 30
• Robinson High shocked by sudden death of cheer coach, 34
• Plant City seeks federal help with environmental cleanup
• Blockbuster files for Ch. 11
• Lakeland swans rounded up for traditional vet visits
• Citizens gets OK to raise rates 10 percent
• Denied elsewhere, applicants look to Florida for weapons permits
• HealthPlan Services expands agreement with Nationwide Life
• Obama presses Mideast peace in U.N. address
• No defense witnesses to be called in Smith trial
• Lisa weakens to tropical depression in Atlantic
• Coldwell: Tampa metro mid-range in affordability
• Immigrants feel unwelcome, detached, USF study says
• U. of Ill. denies William Ayers emeritus status
• Tropical Storm Matthew develops in the Caribbean
• Obama presses Mideast peace in U.N. address
• JetBlue to offer in-air online access
• Thousands expected for today's procession venerating St. John Bosco
• Commission approves $3.4 billion budget for 2011
• Federal jury deciding fate of reggae singer Buju Banton
• Rays outlast rain, beat Yankees, 7-2
• UT sets another enrollment record
• Sink leads Scott 47-40 in new Mason-Dixon poll
• U.S. walks out on Ahmadinejad U.N. speech
• Police seeking intruder at Zephyrhills church find dozing teen
• Scuffle with Orlando police, elderly man under review
• Tampa home sales fall, condo sales rise
• Disney launches 'Memories' site for visitors' photos, video
• Feds object to 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• Mother knew about girl fight beforehand, deputies say
• FSU targets Seminole trademark issue outside Florida
• Ex-bank employee charged with exploiting elderly
• Deputies: Hospice worker stole widow's jewelry
• Snaith: 'Cruel summer' may last a year
• Lakeland woman pleads guilty in husband's overdose
• Bucs fans find blacked-out TV games online
• Prosecutors say corruption ran deep in Calif. city
• Tampa area home sales sink in August
• State cracks down on timeshare scams
• Grocery workers union calls off Arizona boycott
• Mall offering free movies, music Saturdays
• Young's genius on display at solo show
• Newark, N.J., schools to get $100 million Facebook donation
• House passes small business loans bill
• Live updates: Rays at Yankees
• Blockbuster files for bankruptcy protection
• Tropical Depression Georgette moving inland in Mexico
• Number of unmarried, live-in couples jumps in 2010
• FLORIDA BRIEFS
• Number of obese people in U.S. to grow, report says
• Governor Crist Promotes Workforce Education at University of South Florida
• 56 pilot whales die after stranding on New Zealand beach
• Federal jury deciding fate of reggae singer Buju Banton
• More support for anti-districting fight
• Crist, Cabinet commute Sarasota burglar's life term
• Obama defends, refines U.S. approach to world aid
• It's official: Bucs-Steelers game will be blacked out
• Small grants available for programs dealing with childhood obesity
• 'Mom has gone crazy:' 4 killed in Seattle shooting
• DOD brain injury office chief under investigation
• Bucs fans find blacked-out TV games online
• Marine admits he helped kill 50 petting zoo ducks
• Flu season fast approaching
• Lopez, Tyler are new 'American Idol' judges
• Video released of crane that injured deputy, 7 others
• Brooksville man settles McDonald's suit over exploding sandwich
• Democrats delay vote on extending Bush tax cuts
• 1 dead after Port Richey dump truck crash
• Manatee deputy banned from Trop, suspended 4 days
• Obama heckled on AIDS, gay rights at fundraiser
• Deer run afoul at Pasco County fly-in community
• 1 killed when car hits tree in South Tampa
• Noto, 98, was 'jewel,' 'wonderful teacher'
• Pasco sues Tampa engineers over reservoir costs
• The Screen Engine merges with Mad Genius
• Quality of care up at U.S. hospitals, report says
• Company guilty of removing eagle nest
• 2 found dead in Spring Hill mobile home fire
• Florida loses 200 construction jobs in August
• Judge denies Norman's request to dismiss Ambler's lawsuit
• DREAM Act dies with rejection of defense bill
• Rays' latest gimmick to fire up fans: DJ Kitty
• Allegiant Air adds service between Lexington, Fort Myers
• Man charged with severely abusing infant
• Temple Terrace officer injured in crash
• Ex-bank employee charged with exploiting elderly
• It's a new season: What does fall mean to you?
• Court affirms Florida ban on adoption by gays unconstitutional
• Book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• Liquid oxygen spill closes portion of Suncoast Parkway
• Win or lose, end draws near for this group of Rays
• Iraqi: Saddam 'delighted' in terror attacks on U.S.
• Former UT coach Sam Bailey dead at 86
• Possible bug contamination spurs Similac infant formula recall
• Candidates wanted for 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'
• Live updates: Rays at Yankees
• Crist: Florida could change polarized politics by voting for him
• Lopez, Tyler are new 'American Idol' judges
• Next storm could come from south-central Caribbean
• North Port police arrest suspect in rape of elderly woman
• SeaBridge Freight to benefit from Port Manatee grant
• Pasco neo-Nazi's murder trial postponed
• Suncoast Parkway reopens after liquid oxygen spill
• Businesses, airports pitch in to attract new flights
• Avantair flies higher in FY 2010
• Appeals court: Florida ban on adoption by gays is unconstitutional
• Insurers stop selling new child-only health plans
• Rays' owner Sternberg: Payroll plan set
• Fitch: Tampa property tax rates may increase
• Police: St. Pete man among group of masked kidnappers
• Detectives: Mom encouraged daughter to fight girl
• County to host Alzheimer's workshop
• EU approves of Tech Data’s Dutch takeover
• Neighbors remember Spring Hill fire victims
• Doctor: 1,500 pills don't prove Smith was addicted
• Religious relic of Don Bosco comes to Bay area this week
• TIB Financial signs agreement with Federal Reserve
• Bucs eager for matchup against tough Steelers defense
• Possible bug contamination spurs Similac infant formula recall
• 2 people dead after Spring Hill mobile home fire
• Polk homeowner shoots two teens reportedly breaking in
• Sink agrees to October CNN debate at USF with Scott
• Owner of egg farm refuses to testify before Congress
• Senate GOP keeps Murkowski in Energy post
• Lightning beat Stars, 4-2, in preseason opener
• Lady A show is a good time
• Bucs say 'tickets remain' as blackout deadline nears
• Tropical Depression Georgette moving inland in Mexico
• Reggae star Buju Banton proclaims innocence at drug trial
• Brandon gets Imax theater
• Volleyball: Land O' Lakes keeps record spotless, beats Zephyrhills
• Bucs Beat Video Blog: Steelers are coming
• Phoenix apologizes to Letterman for offbeat appearance
• Wis. governor starts removal process against D.A.
• Health law kicks into second gear: Does it help you?
• Family of swimmer missing off Fort DeSoto looking for closure
• Odyssey Marine contracts with Robert Fraser for search project
• New tips for traveling light, checking fewer bags
• Hurricane Igor hits Canada with heavy rains
• NASA sends shuttle Discovery to pad for last time
• Dr. Mona Mangat leads group blasting AG McCollum
• Deputy killed in crash called proactive, caring
• Teen who was set on fire done with burn clinic
• Lohan satisfied after settling E-Trade lawsuit
• Tampa woman accused of exposing herself to 2 adults, 4 children
• Schools, others claim refunds from Office Depot
• Surveillance photos of Circle K cigarette thief released
• Live updates: Rays at Yankees
• Ga. execution delayed after suicide attempt
• Town 'N Country man throws his way to world championship
• JEA board rejects Gerdau’s rate plea
• Deputy's death in downtown crash stuns sheriff's office
• Former UT coach Bailey dead at 86
• Sheriff's report: Polk homeowner shoots two intruders
• Miami, Pitt coaches share plenty of common bonds
• Members OK Bay Gulf, MidFlorida merger
• Lake Mary dad who stormed bus apologizes for actions
• Woman who falsified lighter tests sentenced to 8 months
• Study: Teacher bonuses don't raise student scores
• Denver Broncos receiver found dead
• Mike’s Pies signs at Duke Realty’ Eagle Creek Business Center
• Retailers may increase holiday hiring this year
• Glazer Children’s Museum preps for public opening
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Bullpen confusion leads to Granderson blast, Rays loss
• PSTA adds Smart Buses to fleet
• Man chosen to lead Marines against lifting gay ban
• Florida gets $2M for health programs
• O'Reilly, Maher both have old O'Donnell footage
• Plant City festival offers garden goodies
• Lawyer Julie I. Brown appointed to PSC
• Cuteness likely to rule the holiday toy shelves
• Affidavit problem stalls GMAC foreclosures
• Jobseekers flood new film studio with interest
• New energy-saving buses rolling out this week in Pinellas
• Reggae singer's drug trial gets under way in Tampa
• Report: Bush breaks leg in Saints' win over 49ers
• Allegiant, British Airways increase Tampa Bay area service
• 1 dead after Port Richey dump truck crash
• International Coastal Cleanup Sept. 25
• Family of swimmer missing off Fort DeSoto looking for closure
• Steelers will start Leftwich or Batch against Bucs
• Who Doesn’t Need a Hug These Days?
• Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• Volunteers needed to clean up marine debris
• Judge: Jury won't get some charges in Smith case
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Apartment, condo permits boost home construction 10.5% in August
• Jurors hear how reggae star, drug informant met
• Deputy involved in serious crash in downtown Tampa
• Igor kicks up dangerous surf along U.S. East Coast
• Bill Clinton: Economy, disasters imperil millions
• World's oldest man marks 114th birthday in Montana
• Moonshine still a popular drink with hobbyists
• Conde Nast moving Bon Appetit, editor to step down
• Tampa gains two non-stop flights to London
• Bucs take steps away from 2009 nightmare
• Pasco Neo-Nazi's retrial could be continued
• Yankees unveil monument to George Steinbrenner
• Summit calls for reduction in distracted driving
• Ambler's lawyers go to court to remove Norman from ballot
• Air France will fly from Orlando next year
• Two Pasco women fall victim to overseas scams
• Ceridian rolls out health care reform tools
• Two top area prep football players suspended
• Top economic adviser to leave White House
• Reports: Two withdraw names for director job at Tampa airport
• Dais Analytic strikes deal with University of Florida
• Elton John, Leon Russell to play Lakeland in November
• Years later, bravery on a Laos mountain is honored
• Crosstown change doesn't take a toll on morning drive
• Raymond James gets a piece of Spirit Airlines IPO
• Arrest warrant issued for Lindsay Lohan
• Time for Rays-Yankees encore presentation
• U.S. woman who was held in Iran says she's not a spy
• Murder, new assault charges in serial stabbings
• Sarasota apartment complex Turnbury Park sold
• Tree in road closes portion of Bell Shoals Road in Brandon
• Smith relishes new role with Dolphins
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• USAmeriBank plans St. Petersburg expansion
• Hillsborough deputies investigate after decomposed body found
• China suspends contact with Japan over ship collision
• Suspect caught in killing of N.C. chief's daughter
• Analysts: Recession ended 15 months ago
• Fisher says Ponder to rest throwing arm this week
• Men charged in carjacking, beating after seeking treatment at hospital
• Guard live-fire training sparked Utah wildfire
• Green design featured in three-day Renew Tampa event
• Miami, Pitt coaches share plenty of common bonds
• Texting revolutionizes communication for the deaf
• NASA inspector general faults space agency boss over oil industry link
• Florida police chief suspended for racist e-mails
• The recession is over! So where's the party?
• Bucs notes: Rookie Williams continues to impress
• Bucs not letting 2-0 start go to their heads
• Bartow police search for suspect in Friday shooting
• Gulf High assistant principal charged with DUI
• New Florida governor will face more conservative Legislature
• Report: Thousands of dead, felons still on Florida voter rolls
• Kentucky man plans 'caffeine intoxication' defense in murder case
• Fish or frankenfish? FDA weighs altered salmon
• Bermuda waits for sunrise to evaluate Hurricane Igor's damage
• Lightning goalie Smith to get X-ray on right ring finger
• Autopsy: Russian spy chief died after choking on meat
• Two Pasco women fall victim to overseas scams
• Former L.A. resident photographs rural reservoir changes
• Peoples Gas wins DOD contract for work at Tyndall
• Time for Rays-Yankees encore presentation
• Lightning goalie Smith fractures right ring finger
• Remember, Crosstown tolls are now cash-free
• Regulator cites Florida Capital Bank
• Morning temps drop as fall arrives on Wednesday
• Big-budget film, TV studio set to open in Sarasota
• Train crash kills 21 in central India
• Lykes, Ikea, Verizon reps to appear at Tampa green business event
• Walking away from mortgage gets easier when neighbors do it
• Man's neighbors not surprised by kidnapping, sex charges
• Plant City student plans fundraiser to fight disease
• Father, girlfriend plead not guilty in death of toddler
• Bucs fans hope for help from Steelers fans to avoid blackout Sunday
• Randy Quaid, wife released after squatter arrests
• Bucs' Freeman growing up in front of us
• Checkers, Kalex Partners plan restaurants in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Paris Hilton to plead guilty in Vegas drug arrest
• Live updates: Rays vs. Yankees
• Bucs defense limiting touchdowns under Morris
• Schools brace as stimulus funds near expiration
• Vito LoGrasso: Superstar Wrestler Gives Back to Charity
• Florida-Alabama kickoff time announced
• Reggae singer's drug trial gets under way in Tampa
• Tampa International improves on-time flight rankings
• Reggae star Buju Banton set for trial on drug charges
• Adjustments help Bucs' defense contain ground game
• Tampa man charged with exposing himself at hotel pool
• Family of swimmer missing off Fort DeSoto looking for closure
• Members of Congress fighting Florida redistricting amendments
• S.R. 590 in Clearwater closed after car-motorcycle wreck
• O'Donnell makes light of witchcraft comment
• USF grant to get people thinking about rising sea levels
• Blown-out BP oil well declared dead
• Regents consider flat-rate tuition to push students to graduate
• Troopers: Port Richey woman, 89, killed in wreck
• Broward neighborhood hopes grant lifts community, schools
• Niemann struggles once again in Rays' loss to Angels
• Blown-out BP oil well declared dead
• No. 10 Florida beats Tennessee 31-17
• Police: Gang member kidnapped, raped 2 women
• Bucs TE Winslow comes through with clutch catches
• Even without dominating, Florida finds ways to win
• Tampa looks to Phoenix as model for light rail system
• Authorities search for 13 from 'cult-like' sect awaiting apocalypse
• Hurricane Igor approaches Bermuda as Category 1 storm
• Freeman, defense lift Bucs to 2-0 with 20-7 win at Carolina
• Will edgier college marketing get a failing grade?
• Freeman's second TD pass gives Bucs 14-7 lead over Panthers
• Fatal hit and run blocks North Lakeland road
• Harris got hate message after Ohio State loss
• "Environmental troubadour" plans encore performance
• Regents consider flat-rate tuition to push students to graduate
• 1 dead, 1 hospitalized in Collier County from West Nile
• Rowdies elimnated from playoff contention after falling to Impact
• Lawsuits against Disney, SeaWorld face long odds
• Affleck's 'The Town' steals weekend box office
• Randy Quaid, wife face burglary charges in California
• U.S. woman who was held in Iran says she's not a spy
• Raymond Chandler historian cracks lost wife case
• Colin Powell says illegal immigrants repair his home
• Waves pound Bermuda as Hurricane Igor nears
• Leader of California religious sect questioned
• Traffic fatality shuts U.S. 98 in Lakeland
• Thompson, Jones star in FSU's win over BYU
• 2 Baghdad car bombs kill 31, wound dozens
• Kids, parents get a sneak peek at the Glazer Children's Museum
• Millions made in GOP congressional mailings
• This season about changing the culture for Bucs
• Medical-office receptionist charged in prescription fraud
• Maher digs up O'Donnell 'witchcraft' video clip
• China suspends contact with Japan over ship collision
• Muslim groups hold summit over NYC Islamic center
• Deputies: Tampa man molested stroke victim
• Rays have no plans to let off the gas over final weeks
• Fatal hit and run blocks U.S. 98 in Lakeland
• Pope meets with abuse victims as thousands protest
• Cheerleading athletes want off the sidelines
• Time for the encore presentation between Rays-Yankees
• Central Florida goes on road to beat Buffalo
• GOP divided on how to replace health overhaul law
• Nothing pretty, but Bucs could be on to something
• BP's oil well near death, but disaster is not over
• Wilton Manors police chief suspended for racist e-mails
• Mourners lay to rest girl, 3, who died in SUV
• Bad throw leads to Rays victory over Angels
• General Motors to test electric Cruze in S. Korea
• Notebook: Rookie Williams continues to impress
• Americans struggle to regain their shrunken wealth
• Charter bus hits Texas highway barrier, 18 injured
• Feds: S. Fla. detective plotted to rob drug warehouse
• Source: Lohan fails court-ordered drug test
• Fisher Price play weekend at Lowry Park
• Feed the Children locked in dispute with founder
• Comedian Brand arrested after airport altercation
• Muslim summit planned over NYC Islamic center
• Troopers: St. Pete motorcyclist critically injured
• DA: Paris Hilton to avoid felony in Vegas arrest
• Man convicted of Pa. murder found with jury list
• BP's oil well near death, but disaster is not over
• Officials: 2 tornadoes struck N.Y. on Thursday
• Football: Wesley Chapel attempting to erase the paint
• Live updates: Rays vs. Angels
• Alaska Sen. Murkowski launches write-in bid
• Search continues for swimmer missing off Fort De Soto
• Crist calls Republican Party audit a 'sham'
• Palin: Primaries are over, GOP must unite
• Suspect sought in Bartow shooting; victim still critical
• St. Pete man dies 6 days after hit-and-run
• Karl kills 2 in Mexico, now a tropical depression
• Engineers: 1 more pressure test needed on BP well
• No. 10 Florida beats Tennessee 31-17
• Bartow woman in critical condition; gunman sought
• Community to pay respects to Tampa icon Abe Brown
• Pence is tops in conservatives' straw vote
• Merrill wants Hillsborough to emphasize customer service
• Aunt says freed hiker is returning to U.S. with mom
• Dogs left homeless by oil spill seek Bay area homes
• San Bruno resident sues utility over gas line blast
• Plant City church loses 'priceless' historic records in theft
• Mass. woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in S.C. lake
• Thompson, Jones star in FSU's win over BYU
• Police chief suspended over racist e-mails
• Father gets daughter's kidney after her death
• Arrest made in Lovey the cat 'torture' case
• Bermuda braces for Hurricane Igor; Karl dissipates
• Bikers head to Fla. Keys for annual charity ride
• 911 tapes capture chaos of Baltimore hospital shooting
• Maher digs up O'Donnell 'witchcraft' video clip
• Authorities find 36 dead alligators in truck
• Carter: Iran rescue effort should have worked
• Lohan tweets she failed court-ordered drug test
• Child deaths test beach driving tradition
• GOP says audit shows 'wasteful' spending of party money by Crist
• DA: Paris Hilton to avoid felony in Vegas arrest
• Mourners recall Abe Brown's generosity, humility
• Angels top Rays on 9th-inning homer
• Candidate married to porn star withdraws from race
• Volunteers target litter during annual cleanup
• Relief well intersects blown-out BP well in Gulf
• Bucs, Panthers renew heated NFC South rivalry Sunday
• Tampa firm buys Winter Park apartment complex
• USF men's hoops to play six Big East games on ESPN networks
• Warner Bros., Sony offer more 3-D Blu-ray movies
• Bucs CB Talib will play Sunday at Carolina
• Publix tries expanding to N.C. again
• Crist, Greer, wives spent GOP dollars for vacations
• Texas-sized mistakes cost Plant, 27,17
• Man emerges after story about his 1993 abduction
• Hillsborough deputy in fair condition after pileup wreck
• Woman, 81, says salesman returned after she filed complaint
• Study: 2 popular arthritis supplements don't work
• Lambert, ex-American Idol, accused of battery on photographer
• Value trumps image as groceries push own brands
• Man gets prison in Pasco brawl that led to fatal shooting
• Hurricane Karl strengthens, takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Bucs TE Winslow 'questionable' against Carolina
• Swans missing at Pinellas RV park; fowl play suspected
• White House cites Florida projects in stimulus defense
• Jeter's acting strikes a nerve
• Deputies: Man flees into lake, tries to drown police dog
• Colbert, Stewart plan rallies on National Mall
• Jury awards $40,000 in damages in Kid Rock case
• Opinions mixed at Plant City meeting on dry wells, sinkholes
• Manager Lindsey Guthrie resigns from Tampa Bay Film Commission
• New children's museum blends imagination, education
• City gives initial OK to TGH rehab center
• Electronic tolling begins on Crosstown tonight
• AirTran starts new San Juan flights
• Tampa unemployment rises to 12.6%
• Tallevast settlement in the works
• Gluten-free has gone big time, but why so popular?
• Community-Wide Kick-Off Program Invites Girls and Adults To Join Girl Scouting
• Residents head home as crews slow California fire
• Texas man, abducted as boy, turns father in
• Unhappy bride gets wedding album delivered year later
• Police say Wash. acid attack self-inflicted
• Continental, United airlines shareholders approve combo
• Live updates: Angels at Rays
• Mulberry residents unfazed by mayor's arrest on sex charge
• Milk Party turns attention to children's issues
• Report: Affleck admits Joaquin Phoenix documentary a fake
• Deputies: Dad threatened kids who teased daughter
• Deputies: Boy finds coach's gun, shoots brother
• New documents may hold clues to lottery winner Shakespeare's death
• Arrest made in Lovey the cat 'torture' case
• Friends, neighbors share memories of blast victims
• Prosecutors: Woman stabbed man over feet insult
• Early-release plan motivates teachers
• Powerful Hurricane Karl nears Mexican coast
• Few in Wash. city are angry at acid hoax woman
• Colbert, Stewart plan rallies on National Mall
• Guitar hero of Tom Petty show
• UF wants high schools to stop using Gator logos
• Domino's Pizza: Ohio has first 24-hour store in U.S.
• Hillsborough leads state in number of National Merit Semifinalists
• Hernando deputy disciplined for giving watch to pawn broker
• 'Top Chef' winner Kevin Sbraga worked at Ritz-Carlton Naples
• Comedian Brand arrested after airport altercation
• Senate hopefuls offer 3 distinct choices at debate
• Alachua deputy had to shoot injured deer 17 times
• Coming Sunday: Light-rail lessons learned from Phoenix
• HHS awards Florida $12.1M
• Tampa area foreclosure activity higher than nation and state
• Jackson's mother sues concert promoter for fraud
• New documents may hold clues to lottery winner Shakespeare's death
• 33 Hope gets production, distribution deal for religious film
• Carter says Kennedy delayed health care years ago
• Rays edge Yankees 4-3, take series
• Igor may cause rip currents along East Coast
• 3 skinned gators missing heads found in Florida
• Gerdau Ameristeel to acquire California mini-mill TAMCO Steel
• Lawmakers say Obama promises he'll push DREAM Act
• RealtyTrac: Tampa Bay still rocked by foreclosures
• Search suspended for missing swimmer off Fort Desoto Park
• Mother of 5 children beaten with machete charged
• Zillow, Media General expand real estate marketing agreement
• Jackson concert promoter discounts mother's suit
• RNs Seeking Online BSN Programs Enjoy Year-Round Admission with Jacksonville U
• Report: Illegal drug use up sharply last year
• Clearwater High replaces textbooks with Kindles
• Bay area companies among Venture Capital Conference presenters
• Yahoo to upgrade e-mail, search results this fall
• Campaign: NRA backs Scott in governor's race
• Deputy, 7 others injured after crane collides with cruiser
• Applications collected for Pinellas County TDC
• New documents may hold clues to lottery winner Shakespeare's death
• Rubio denies responsibility for 'Taj Mahal' courthouse funding
• FHSAA decides Harrell can play for father at Jesuit
• Pancakes or prayer? IHOP sues mission over acronym
• Live Prep football blog updates
• New Volvo has safety feature that lowers risk of hitting pedestrians
• Police: Johns Hopkins gunman killed by officers
• Derek Jeter admits acting to get on base
• NFL looking into whether Bucs CB Talib violated suspension
• Say goodbye to your Selmon expressway toll taker
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Singer Grimm wins 'America's Got Talent'
• State Supreme Court gets class size amendment case
• Tropical Storm Karl heads to Gulf of Mexico
• Karl's a hurricane; Igor rip currents may reach U.S.
• Pope acknowledges church failures in abuse scandal
• Fla. collects $14.7 million from FCAT contractor
• Pope acknowledges church failures in abuse scandal
• International trade experts keep businesspeople up to date
• USF grant to get people thinking about rising sea levels
• Brief but strong storm sweeps through N.Y.; 1 dead
• Natural gas pipeline being built through Bay area
• Four million uninsured in Florida
• Homebuyer tax credit causing headaches and trouble
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Fundraiser named for slain teacher to help fight domestic abuse
• FedEx to combine Freight, LTL units, 1,700 jobs lost
• Unemployment claims fall to lowest in 2 months
• Police say Wash. acid attack self-inflicted
• Volunteers needed to commemorate National Public Lands Day
• Minority Supplier conference heading to Miami Beach
• Meyer can send strong message by booting Rainey off Gators
• Police: Johns Hopkins gunman kills himself, relative
• Deputy, 7 others injured after crane collides with cruiser
• A tail of freedom
• Panel tries to learn from wrongfully convicted
• Wisconsin prosecutor 'sexts' victim, won't resign
• Jury finds actor guilty of attempted murder
• Seattle cartoonist goes into hiding on FBI advice
• Foreclosures nationwide up 25% over August '09
• Obama to Latinos: Don't forget who stands with you
• Alachua deputy had to shoot injured deer 17 times
• N.Y. to try banning smoking in parks, at beaches
• Pope acknowledges church failures in abuse scandal
• Valrico boy completes cross-country walk for homeless
• Suspicious envelope prompts St. Pete police evacuation
• Spring Hill man gets prison for threatening congresswoman
• Lakeland police officer hurt in accidental shooting
• USF opens window on solar research
• '98 strawberry festival queen, now living in England, returns for master's
• Health care HR the focus of ASHHRA convention
• TV correspondent, language guru Edwin Newman dies at 91
• Pizzeria owner gets 10 years after calzone incident
• 'Doubt' production on stage Friday and Saturday
• Crist announces funding for FRLA tourism ad campaign
• N.Y. man charged with funding Times Square bomber
• N.Y. man charged with funding Times Square bomber
• Tampa Gator Club hosts Danny Wuerffel
• Joe McCann stepping down as business dean in Jacksonville
• Microsoft offers faster Internet Explorer for download
• Live updates: Yankees at Rays
• Entertainment center helps youngsters cope during hospital stays
• 'Appalled' Pa. gov. shuts down reports on protests
• Bucs, Panthers meet as NFL's youngest teams
• Hernando teacher reprimanded for recommending graphic book
• Hotel prices down, except in Tampa, survey shows
• Co-defendant to plead guilty in Buju Banton drug case
• Tampa airport director finalists tout accomplishments
• Poll: Climate for GOP keeps getting better
• Court document: Brantley hit repeatedly by relative during interrogation
• Sacre bleu: English woman's migraine leads to French accent
• Jackson doctor seeks dismissal of wrongful death case
• Zephyrhills woman accused of defrauding uncle
• Yankees top Rays in extra innings
• Interviews under way for Tampa airport head
• Power restored to residents of Tampa mobile home park
• 2010 continues on track to be record hot year
• Clearwater company accused of selling phony computer parts
• Highway patrol motorcycle trooper hurt in collision
• Jackson's mother sues concert promoter for fraud
• Craigslist tells lawmakers it's not planning to resume adult services
• Medical groups urge flu shots for pregnant women
• Bucs CB Talib vows Week 1 suspension will be his last
• RNs Seeking Online BSN Programs Enjoy Year-Round Admission With Jacksonville University
• Karl hits Yucatan; Julia becomes Category 4 hurricane
• Study: Protect key breeding areas to save tigers
• Pinellas painkiller roundup targets 123 suspects
• Karl hits Yucatan; Julia becomes Category 4 hurricane
• Deputies chase man up Gibsonton tree
• Police: Officer shoots man outside children's hospital
• Disney's Splash Mountain reopens after false call of smoke
• Glitch prevents launch of new classical radio station
• White House sends spending wish list to Congress
• Who's a family? New study tracks shifting U.S. views
• Voice of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer dies
• Court awaits teens charged in bullying girl who hanged self
• Elia got call but said no to Las Vegas schools job
• Suspicious death investigated at St. Pete motel
• Pasco school board approves $1.1 billion budget
• Hayward defends BP safety at British oil spill hearing
• O'Donnell hopes for GOP unity after bitter Delaware primary
• Ruling allows Verizon to drop home delivery of white pages
• HCC, Troy U partner for student access
• Police: Officer shoots knife-wielding man outside hospital
• Mabry PTA backs off opposition to early-release days
• Police: Officer shoots knife-wielding man outside children's hospital
• CoreLogic: Home prices continue to fall in Tampa area
• FSU: Targeting high school for using Seminole logos was mistake
• Caregiver charged with stealing from elderly Pasco woman
• Julia a Category 4 hurricane; T.S. Karl heads to Mexico
• AirTran connecting western N.Y. to Fort Myers
• Allen: Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• Arlington opens graves, finds 2 misplaced bodies
• PHYLLIS BALIS,
• Humana division Humana Cares ramps up hiring in St. Petersburg
• Sales tax revenue inches up as buyers seek bargains
• Leavitt, USF trade accusations over lawsuit
• Brandon children's lemonade stand helps fight cancer
• FDA might pull diet pill Meridia after link to heart attack
• BARBARA ALTER,
• Seven One Seven facilitates return of Park(ing) Day to Tampa
• Hurricane Julia forms in Atlantic; Igor turns northwest
• Rays' 2011 regular-season schedule released
• Broncos' McDaniels: Don't expect more Tebow
• Melting sea ice forces walruses ashore in Alaska
• Clarification
• Survey: Law firms planning to expand in Q4
• Blagojevich asks judge to nullify conviction
• Tampa council gives tentative approval to 2011 budget plan
• Police say Pasco woman left toddler in closed garage
• Weinberg Village honoree profiles conclude here
• Tampa Hillsborough EDC plans trade mission to Mexico
• Man's reward offer in cat-abuse case called 'dangerous'
• Julia breaks '09 storm total; Igor won't reach U.S.
• Bucs' Freeman was in car wreck 2 days before opener
• Glatt kosher restaurant opens on Cohn Community Campus in north Tampa
• Dais Analytic receives ARPA-E grant from DOE
• USF names volcano researcher to head marine science
• Suspect wasn't in apartment police thought he was in
• Aviation authority board member opens director interviews to public
• No sellout this time at Trop for Rays-Yanks
• FACES Book
• Jewish deputy sues L.A. department over harassment
• Chrysler dealers get first look at revamped models
• FDA panel: Cough meds should stay over-the-counter
• USF names volcano researcher to head marine science
• Brignac's blast sends Rays to victory over New York
• ‘100 Voices’ cantorial tour movie to be shown locally
• Astronaut returns from space with Jewish proclamation
• UF's Rainey out of jail; woman wants charge dropped
• Tea party Senate favorites lead in N.H., Delaware
• Bush forfeits 2005 Heisman Trophy
• Chiefs hold on for 21-14 win over Chargers
• FACES Project starring clients, services, to debut at Gulf Coast JFS gala
• First YAD Rosh Chodesh program attracts nearly 40
• States' suit on Obama health plan may go to trial
• Oil industry lobbies against higher offshore inspection fees
• Sarasota shop owner weighs in on national health debate
• Records: Interim Tampa airport head had relationship with worker
• ZOA opens new Florida office
• Charges filed in 2009 hit-and-run in which man lost leg
• Florida Sports Hall of Fame opens
• Blagojevich asks judge to nullify conviction
• Hurricane Julia forms in Atlantic; Igor still strong
• On Rosh HaShana it is written... On Yom Kippur it is sealed...
• Too Old for Hip Surgery
• American woman freed in Iran says she's grateful
• Rays' dramatic win not possible without Price's effort
• Parents of toddler left in vehicle don't want relative prosecuted
• Tampa budget committee to Iorio: Keep cutting
• Federations plan first-ever joint Campaign Kick-off
• Kosher Lunch Menus
• Sun Sports to televise 65 Lightning games, all in HD
• Identities released in fatal crash in southern Pasco
• Live updates: Yankees at Rays
• Man charged with motivating player with BB gun
• YAD outlines activities for fall
• Organizations
• Final round primary voters in 7 states set tickets
• Is Starbucks' 'simpler' drive-through menu deceiving?
• Reports: Eiffel Tower bomb threat was false alarm
• Judge to hear legal arguments of Obama health plan
• Lions of Judah lunch to feature ex-SNL comedy writer
• ANITA CLAIRE SCHARF,
• Hillsborough officials hold hearing on budget Wednesday
• Tampa budget committee to Iorio: Keep cutting
• Florida's budget deficit outlook falls to $2.5 billion
• Casey Anthony's attorney to make announcement
• Congregations
• KENNETH OSIASON,
• TechAmerica: Tech jobs on the rise, but still needs to catch up
• Tarpon Springs toddler almost drowns in above-ground pool
• Crist may drop defense of state gay adoption ban
• ESPN personality Jay Mariotti charged in domestic incident
• Shabbat/ Yom Tov Candle Lighting Times
• SIDNEY GILBERT,
• USF: Energy efficient businesses sought for tour
• Cuba to fired workers: Raise rabbits, make bricks
• Even young doctors go to work while sick, study finds
• 30th annual "Senior Games" coming up
• Senate Republicans say they'll block tax increase
• ZELDA “JEAN” DEMBO,
• Aerosonic signs up Kellstrom Defense Aerospace as distributor
• NFL to address reporter's Jets concerns
• Man on trial in Pa. home invasion that left Tampa man dead
• Summer children's meal program strains Plant City food bank
• Obama to students: Work hard, focus on education
• Tropical Storm Julia joins Hurricane Igor in Atlantic
• Shut down Horizon branches reopen under new moniker
• Receiver named for Channelside mall complex
• Live updates: Rays vs. Yankees
• Health Care Heroes finalists named
• Researchers: Thick coat of oil on Gulf floor
• No Tiger at Tour Championship is appropriate
• Income slides in Tampa, other NFL markets
• Wal-Mart offers cell phone plan under its own brand
• McDaniels: Don't expect Tebow to sub for Orton
• Oprah Winfrey to take studio audience to Australia
• Muslim holiday unfazed by week of tension
• Wisconsin Harley workers accept pay freeze, job cuts
• 3-year-old dies after 90 minutes in hot car outside church
• DCF decides to remove children from Riverview facility
• Personal watercraft accident leaves teenager injured
• Bucs' Freeman was in car wreck 2 days before opener
• Police: Man complains about news story, then robs bank
• 5 Pasco students suffer minor injuries in bus crash
• 90-year-old celebrates her birthday with skydiving
• BP may change victims' compensation fund
• New Port Richey man dies of injuries in bicycle accident
• White House proposes $60 billion arms sale to Saudis
• Swift's song absolves West for '09 MTV incident
• Miami Heat dancer from Bradenton dies in motorcycle crash
• Tampa brokers help in record Medley deal
• Polk prepares for once a week garbage pickup
• Blackout scatters Bucs fans for opener win
• Julia breaks '09 storm total; Igor won't reach U.S.
• Largo Medical Center wins AHCA teaching designation
• 2-month-old girl abused, police say; parents charged with child neglect
• Activists: Exempting some from growth guidelines is harmful
• Bucs notes: Suspended CB Talib rejoins team after opening win
• Appellate court again upholds Save Our Homes
• 2 agencies sued in death of Pasco girl
• Questions we think Tampa airport director candidates should be asked
• Billboards feature missing Florida children
• Former TIA exec Louis Miller named new Hartsfield GM
• Researchers: Thick coat of oil on Gulf floor
• Bondi limiting debates against more experienced Gelber
• Gay advocates praise Crist position paper on gay rights
• Siemens schedules Florida public presentations on high-speed rail
• Gay advocates praise Crist position paper on gay rights
• Loss of 2 international routes show Tampa airport challenges
• Ex-Buc Williams among 113 Hall of Fame nominees
• Homeowners who bought in 2003 would break even
• Home invasion, slaying suspect found guilty in battery case
• Hundreds turn out to support the families of two slain officers
• Florida SAT scores stable, below national average
• Psychiatrists to evaluate 74-year-old accused in bank robberies
• Woman killed in crash near Pasco-Hillsborough line
• Residents return home after California pipeline blowout
• 3-year-old dies after 90 minutes in hot car outside church
• Alligator struggles with deputies at Oldsmar school
• St. Pete man questions officer's use of force that killed 2 dogs
• Consultant can help solve decorating dilemmas
• Capitol briefly evacuated after powder found
• Imam says resolution to N.Y. mosque debate in works
• Funeral, viewing set for Tampa icon Abe Brown
• Bicyclist struck in hit-and-run in St. Pete
• Gas prices up after pipeline shut
• Ceremony marks ninth year since terrorist attacks
• Humana hiring 180 in Tampa Bay area
• Tony Dungy pays tribute to Abe Brown
• Policy looms over trial of lesbian seeking reinstatement to Air Force
• Suspected burglar found after fall through ceiling
• John Travolta dances Winfrey into final season
• Blackout scatters Bucs fans for home opener
• More than 500 red lionfish caught in Keys
• State police: 6 dead in eastern Kentucky shooting
• Hillis TD run gives Browns 14-3 lead over Bucs
• Muslim holiday unfazed by week of tension
• Harley unions to vote on pay cuts, loss of jobs
• Young Plant City karate students need support
• Unusual bond heals wounds over Japan's WWII POWs
• Gaga leads VMA nominees with record 13
• Freeman perfect when it counts in 17-14 win over Browns
• Record gains for U.S. poverty with elections looming
• Events mark 9th anniversary of Sept. 11
• 90-year-old celebrates her birthday with skydiving
• Hurricane Igor reaches Category 4 status
• Unhealthy habit brings casinos healthy business
• Power surge continues as Rays slam Blue Jays
• Production of stimulus-aided car batteries revs up
• Miami looking to regroup after Ohio State loss
• Harris, Canes picked apart by Ohio State
• Obama adviser: Jobless rate likely to remain high
• Gators, Meyer still looking for offensive identity
• Officials: Bus crashes near Syracuse, NY; 4 dead
• Tampa Boat Show docks at convention center
• Link to Bucs' glorious past ignites hopeful start for present
• Rhinos stampede Rowdies 3-0
• 2 injured in robbery attempt in Palmetto
• Petraeus: Contracts should go to Afghans first
• Coast Guard rescues 2 from grounded sailboat
• Kentucky gunman grew hostile, was being evicted
• Russian cargo ship docks with space station
• Tampa road trip not in Florida's near future
• More than 500 red lionfish caught in Keys
• Fire pit may have sparked Colorado wildfire
• Bulls execute to perfection on superb opening drive
• Iranian prosecutor ready to release American woman
• 'Resident Evil' movie capitalizes on slow box office weekend
• Hurricane Igor strengthens; new tropical depression forms
• Coast to coast, tea partiers promote their cause
• No. 10 Oklahoma routs Florida State
• Pasco deputies investigate stabbing
• Bucs' defensive line gets pressure on Browns QB Delhomme
• Report: Saudi diplomat seeks asylum in U.S.
• Clinton resuming 'last chance' Mideast peace talks
• Walk-off homer lifts Blue Jays past Rays
• Igor attains hurricane strength
• Live updates: Rays at Blue Jays
• Woman dies after Clearwater parasailing accident
• Pipe that set off Calif. inferno was rated high risk: officials
• GOP raises $2 million while embracing Scott candidacy
• Bucs show second-half strength in comeback win
• Gators feast on Bulls' mistakes for 38-14 win
• Expert: Media need to ask themselves questions in Quran coverage
• Mitchell flips switch on Ridgewood
• Power surge continues as Rays slam Blue Jays
• Club at Plant City school confronts bullying
• Abe Brown, longtime Tampa educator and minister, dead at 83
• Fla. pastor says his church will never burn Quran
• Pasco heats up, cooks Patriots
• Swift to sing about West debacle this year at VMAs
• Pasco County Top 5 Teams
• Officials: Bus crashes near Syracuse, NY; 4 dead
• Mulberry mayor suspended after teen sex charge
• Abe Brown, longtime Tampa educator and minister, dead at 83
• Pasco firm secures federal research grant
• Crews search ash-covered homes after blast kills 4
• Mulberry mayor suspended after teen sex charge
• Events mark 9th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Obama: Bin Laden still pursued, 'deep underground'
• Tampa road trip not in Florida's near future
• Rhythm and blues pioneer 'King' Coleman dies in Miami
• Schwarzenegger, Palin trade Twitter jabs
• Bulls execute to perfection on superb opening drive
• Pinellas deputy injured in auto collision
• Woman retracts claim she saw Anna Nicole get drugs
• Heated atmosphere as Bulls visit Gators
• 3 accused of selling drugs to undercover officers
• Rays top Blue Jays in slugfest
• Bulls bandwagon hits the road for the big game
• Tropical Storm Igor nears hurricane strength
• 2 injured when lightning strikes at football game
• Fla. pastor says his church will never burn Quran
• Palin-Beck 9/11 event draws fans, foes
• Tampa Boat Show docks at convention center
• Troopers: 1 dead, 1 critically injured in Pinellas wreck
• In first for Afghan war, award goes to living vet
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Officials: Bus crashes near Syracuse, NY; 4 dead
• Man asks for light, then victim's money: police
• Passenger removed from flight to Tampa from Detroit
• Events mark 9th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Oil well blowout preventer reaches NASA facility
• Acquaintance: Pastor who planned Quran burn in N.Y.
• Live updates: USF at Florida
• First lady: Flight 93 crash site shows healing
• Land Tech low bidder to fix Plant City road threatened by unstable soil
• WFLA names Mark Dvornik its GM
• USF fans ready to flock to Gainesville
• Federal regulators close Bradenton bank
• Tropical Depression Igor expected to strengthen
• Tampa Hillsborough EDC website goes live
• Bulls gear selling briskly as Gators game draws closer
• Crews search ash-covered homes after blast kills 4
• Woman held after 2 killed at Pennsylvania plant
• Tampa Electric partners for cleaner CO2 emissions at Polk plant
• Ex-Outback analyst pleads guilty in conspiracy
• Close watch kept on Colorado wildfire as winds kick up
• County demolishes abandoned buildings in Ruskin
• 2010 Healthiest Employers named
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
• Bay area pays tribute to those killed on 9/11
• Court orders new trial in Pasco beating case
• Port Tampa general store a remnant of simpler time
• Franklin Street buys Atlanta real estate brokerage
• NYC imam says no meeting planned with Quran-threatening pastor
• Police need help tracking down Palm Harbor bank robber
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
• One of original Navajo Code Talkers dies in Arizona
• Bloomingdale grad, an Air Force serviceman, dies in Okinawa wreck
• Friend: Pastor who planned Quran burn flying to N.Y.
• Texas mom says she waved finger, not gun, at team
• Embryonic stem cell funding allowed for now
• Winkles, killer of two Pinellas women, dies in prison
• Authorities looking for man who set fire to Tampa house
• Judge upholds wording on class size amendment
• Clinton: Anger, apathy, amnesia threaten Democrats
• Police: Tampa man apologizes to officers after arrest
• Border Patrol to hire 2,200
• Bucs radio voice won't be blacked out for Browns game
• Boat captain: $22,775 bid not enough for sponges
• Encephalitis kills fourth horse in Polk
• Hartsfield GM finalists down to two, Miller included
• Former Storm team owner files for bankruptcy protection
• Pinellas deputies arrest barricaded man
• This Tampa 11-year-old deadlifts 200-plus pounds
• Boutique hotel by Southwind slated for Clearwater Beach
• Democrat Meek courts voters in Sarasota
• Trump offer to buy out investor in NY mosque site spurned
• Median price on grocery basket at 5 stores: $63 to $77
• Home Encounter: Decade of Tampa housing price growth wiped out
• Sarasota Republican rally delivers full ticket
• Tom Brady's new contract to make him NFL's highest-paid player
• Death toll in massive Calif. blaze likely to rise
• Celebrate Literacy In September At A State Park
• Brothers rescued from burning boat near Anclote Key
• Judge: Military's ban on gays is unconstitutional
• 9/11 politicized by mosque, Quran controversies
• Reduced for quick sale: Terry Jones' church
• Iran postpones American woman's release
• Higher education: Students talk to astronauts
• Buju Banton codefendant may testify against reggae singer
• Mural website features Tampa, Sarasota artwork
• Woman held after 2 shot dead at Kraft plant
• Ohio man accused of lewd behavior on beach
• MTV hoping to move on from West debacle at VMAs
• 4G speeding to Tampa area cell phones
• Live updates: Rays at Blue Jays
• 1 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• USF Bulls aim to weather heated atmosphere in 'Swamp'
• Water-treatment dealer owes $35,000 in child support
• Friday football: Live blog updates
• Reaction on UF campus to cancellation: relief
• Report: Questions, worries, arguments preceded Gulf blast
• It's official: Bucs-Browns will be blacked out
• Afghan cleric: Troops will face protests over Quran burning
• Colbert, VP Biden fete U.S. troops
• Tampa workshop to shape study of the BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill
• Renting a car? Watch out for these traps
• Owner beat, choked puppy, Pinellas deputies say
• Sink creates political committee to raise money
• Budd Group names new leader
• Can USF upset Florida? Let the smack talk begin
• Pinellas deputies arrest barricaded man
• Dems torn: Should they vote for Crist in hopes of defeating Rubio?
• Southeast economy slowed in July, August
• Bolts' Ellis on Twitter firestorm: 'I'm not a jerk'
• Patriots' Tom Brady attends practice after car wreck
• Crist: 9/11 Quran burn raises safety concerns
• Traffic fatalities drop most in Florida
• Iran to release 1 of 3 jailed American hikers
• Tampa teacher dies after being struck by minivan
• Republicans outperforming Dems at the polls, study shows
• POW-MIA recognition ceremony Sept. 17
• Florida gets $208M in federal housing aid
• Patriots' Tom Brady attends practice after car wreck
• Lightning goalie Ellis closes down Twitter account
• Tampa has fewest wireless problems among 27 cities studied
• Riverview mom wins TBO.com summer photo, video contest
• Fidel Castro says Cuban model doesn't work
• 17 Florida traffic deaths reported over Labor Day weekend
• Pre-game jitters? Tailgate wedding for 2 fans
• Obama urges pastor to call off Quran burning 'stunt'
• Imam fears moving N.Y. mosque could inflame tension
• Court won't order California to defend Prop 8
• Florida Virtual School teacher, who lives in Virginia, honored
• Obama to go to Philly for a back-to-school speech
• Pasco going after small, high-tech firms
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• Ambassador: Flooding hurts Pakistan terror fight
• Gainesville officials to bill minister for security at Quran burning
• One of original Navajo Code Talkers dies in Arizona
• Sarasota gas station's old-style service draws crowd
• Suspect in South Florida school beating has supporters
• Pit bull attacks, bites face of St. Pete woman
• Tampa bicyclist dies after being struck by vehicle
• Pastor says he's rethinking canceling Quran burning event
• Parents describe near chaos at Amp
• Storm remnants batter Texas, Oklahoma
• Tampa area to get more funding from HUD program
• Bucs home opener blacked out
• It's flu shot season again
• Red Sox torch Garza, Rays
• Texas authorities seek 4 missing after floods
• Florida releases insurance company earnings
• TV veteran to lead WFLA, Tribune advertising operations
• Flood cancels Jonas Bros. show at amphitheater
• FDA sends warning letters to e-cigarette companies
• GTE ‘rightsizing’ affects several branches
• U.S. Marines take back pirate-held ship off Somalia
• Rays' Hellickson racking up honors
• Troopers: Hudson teen arrested in pickup vs. ATV wreck
• E-mail to Jonas Bros. fans says show is canceled
• Trump offer to buy out investor in NY mosque site spurned
• Pasco going after small, high-tech firms
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Suicide attack in Russia kills 15, wounds more than 130
• More grandparents raising grandkids, report finds
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Parents describe near chaos at Amp
• Crotzer, exonerated in 1981 rapes, faces sex charge in St. Pete
• Gainesville minister: Quran burning still planned
• Group hopes TV spots end anti-Muslim sentiment
• AIER: Four Florida cities among best places for college students
• Port Richey man gets 25 years in shooting
• Rays bomb Red Sox, 14-5; Price wins 17th
• Dade City woman faces animal cruelty charges
• Scott agrees to 2 statewide debates; Sink still calling for 5
• Quran-burning pastor on fringe of U.S. Christian life
• BP report on Gulf oil spill disaster expected today
• Worldwide criticism mounts over burning of Qurans
• Bush may have to return Heisman, but Carroll just walks away
• Obama defends end of tax breaks for wealthiest
• Hermine's remnants head north after storm weakens
• Police seek suspect in 2 Pinellas bank robberies
• CVS Caremark to give away up to $5 million in flu shots
• Plant City woman dies in three-vehicle crash in Lakeland
• Volunteers vow to maintain Riverview cemetery
• Dylan to play USF Sun Dome
• Winds push fires through dozens of Detroit homes
• Teachers union challenges Florida class size amendment wording
• LAPD brass plead for calm; protesters egg station
• PBSJ sets date for vote on merger with WS Atkins
• Many veterans not collecting money owed them
• Many veterans not collecting money owed them
• Carnival slates Tampa cruise ship change for 2011
• 2 teens expected to take plea deals in Walker Middle assault case
• 3 men attempt to abduct Armwood student at bus stop
• WCI sells Sun City Center golf courses to ClubLink
• Water main break at space center stalls shuttle
• Bolts' Ellis creates electronic storm with message
• CenterState plans to combine banks
• Clearwater reefs to get a cleaning
• Live updates: Rays at Red Sox
• Tampa Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• i9 Sports takes positive approach to youth leagues
• 2 teens take deals, get probation in Walker Middle assault case
• Anna Nicole's 2nd nanny says she kept lists of drugs
• Bucs pick team captains for season
• Dinosaur's hump may have been used for communication, scientists say
• Jonas Bros., Lovato help in beach cleanup
• Fire may have erupted on UPS plane that killed Florida man
• Clifton Smith signs with Dolphins
• Rig slams into building as tornadoes hit Dallas
• Doctors see eye hazard in powerful laser pointers
• Clinton calls plan to burn Quran 'disgraceful act'
• Dalai Lama gives $50,000 to support brain research
• Pit bull attacks, bites face of St. Pete woman
• Report: Job openings rise for first time since April
• Deputies: Toss at school bus leads to arrest
• Google accelerates searches with 'instant' results
• Spears' former bodyguard sues for sex harassment
• Bucs feed fans' appetites with new menu items
• Regulations fly by Florida's parasail industry
• Barber recalls blackouts, small Bucs crowds as a rookie
• Survey: More are willing to change jobs as economy improves
• Florida banks' health improves slightly
• Swiftmud seeks comment on plan to prevent dry wells, sinkholes
• Freeman watches early Bucs practice with right hand wrapped, no pads
• Whole Foods finalizes new packaging rules
• Military bans video game that 'kills' US troops
• Pinellas homeless shelter unveils new apartments
• No. 3 Boise State tops No. 10 Virginia Tech, 33-30
• Report: Reggie Bush to be stripped of Heisman
• Study: Milk does a body good, especially athletes
• Pasco may move teachers to meet class size requirements
• Derrick Brooks part of NFL youth clinic with Michelle Obama
• Forensic techs at NFSTC spin off for-profit business
• Bucs QB Freeman says thumb will not keep him out of opener
• Sink backs extending tax cuts to wealthiest Americans
• Hillsborough gets record number of charter school applications
• Oragenics strikes deal with GNC for oral care product EvoraPlus
• Pasco eyeing smaller tax increase
• Manatee County sheriff speaks out on chase policy
• Cleanup at Alafia River State Park
• SeaFair luxury shopping yacht docks in St. Petersburg
• Tampa company gets $10 million Air Force contract
• Massive Wesley Chapel development approved
• Pittsburgh hotel adds Tampa's Dr. Kiran Patel as majority partner
• After crazy weekend, Australian Chris Bryan is Bucs' new punter
• Sarasota Memorial Hospital moves toward bed tower construction
• Hulk Hogan shares back pain via Twitter videos
• FDA disputes claims on 2 green tea beverages
• Gainesville pastor not swayed by worldwide protests of Quran burning
• Transamerica Financial hires chief compliance officer
• Bedbugs infest recovery facility, lead to costly tenting
• Live updates: Rays at Red Sox
• Bumper sticker disses tourists on N.J. shore
• Woman in parasailing accident remains hospitalized
• Gates Foundation acknowledges flaws in report
• Hillsborough OKs school calendar with a Friday as last day
• Hulk Hogan shares back pain via Twitter videos
• Plant High QB Ely day-to-day
• Ohio runaway convert gains legal U.S. residency
• Brantley offered plea deal, court document shows
• Iraqi soldier fires on U.S. troops killing 2
• Boston hands Rays their third straight loss
• USF baseball adds former big-league pitching coach Hernandez
• Woman, 64, dies in seven-car wreck in St. Petersburg
• Publix tests grocery pickup service
• Bush hopes to join top presidential authors
• Facebook photos lead to charges in deer skinning
• HART beginning light rail transportation meetings Tuesday
• Chicago Mayor Daley won't run for re-election
• Scott tries to tie Sink to Obama in governor's race
• Crist renews support for embryonic stem cell research
• AAA: Retail gas prices stable, may drop
• Plea deal expected for 74-year-old charged in bank robberies
• Tropical Storm Hermine crosses into Texas
• Publix tests grocery pickup service
• BP to provide $10M to NIH for health study
• Fake bomb at Tampa nursing home a misunderstanding
• What do you think is important for Tampa airport's future?
• Water treatment dealer investigated for sales to seniors
• Yellow jackets sting Massachusetts woman 500-plus times
• State justices asked to review child-murder ruling
• Plant City street remains closed
• Florida plummets, Boise State gains ground in Top 25
• Pastor acknowledges Petraeus' concerns, won't cancel Quran-burning
• Hellickson named Baseball America's minor league player of the year
• UF's Meyer, USF's Holtz: old pals, new rivals
• Craigslist drops adult services ads, Tampa police (kind of) happy
• Tampa's Amtrak ridership shows increase in June
• Bahamas drops charges in Travolta extortion case
• For politicians, Labor Day is all about the pork
• Woman in parasailing accident remains hospitalized
• Live updates: Rays vs. Red Sox
• Former soldier surrenders after taking hostages at hospital in Georgia
• Bucs claim RB Blount, waive P Bowden
• Coyote attacks 2-year-old girl outside New York City
• Plant quarterback Ely listed as day-to-day
• Hitman Clooney's 'American' wins weekend with $16 million
• Seminoles move focus from Samford to Sooners
• Giants sued by woman fan claiming injury at '09 game
• Fla. church's plan to burn Quran protested
• 27-inch-tall Colombian man named world's shortest
• Child struck by car in St. Petersburg, critically injured
• Obama to call for $50 billion in road improvements
• Report: Van der Sloot concedes extorting Holloways
• Miami's Hankerson juggles football, school and parenthood
• Woman dies after Clearwater parasailing accident
• Man arrested after exposing himself in bookstore
• Holiday weekend brings heavy boat patrols
• Man arrested after exposing himself in bookstore
• Professional wrestler 'The Anvil' Neidhart faces drug, burglary charges
• Largo woman arrested for writing fraudulent prescriptions
• Bucs release Pro Bowler Smith
• Tampa woman's search for home chronicled on 'House Hunters'
• Obama assails GOP, promotes new jobs program
• Plant City fans love gripping action
• Want cheapskates to spend? Hawk gizmos that save
• Snorkeler injured in hit-and-run boating accident in Boca Raton
• Tropical Storm Hermine forms in the Gulf of Mexico
• Rains may put a damper on afternoon Labor Day plans
• Attorney: Iranian woman got 99 lashes, faces stoning
• Snorkeler injured in hit-and-run boating accident in Boca Raton
• Gators focus on ball security after 'mess'
• Iranian woman to receive lashes instead of stoning, son says
• How come car batteries don't last like they used to?
• Falling hay bale kills former ELO cellist
• Pill mill doctors hard to convict
• Hurricane watches issued for Texas, Mexico ahead of T.S. Hermine
• Woman in parasailing accident remains hospitalized
• USF Alzheimer's center rising above shortcomings in research
• Gunman sought in fatal road rage shooting in Kissimmee
• U.S. officials: Mideast talks to resume in Jerusalem
• Baltimore roughs up Shields in win over Rays
• Boyfriend held in stabbing death of woman
• Ground zero: Place of mourning, sign of resilience
• Bulls show plenty to like in win over Stony Brook
• 46-year-old man dies after being hit train in Seffner
• Ohio State week churns some bad memories for Miami
• Homeowner fees 'like extortion,' homeowner says
• Blowout preventer heads for analysis at NASA facility
• Bolts' Ohlund gives last season the boot
• Ex-pilot not 'in the clear' for drug test drinks
• Some clouds, rain expected later today
• Bucs release Pro Bowler Smith
• Four hurt as pickup, ATV crash
• Bucs Beat Video Blog: Graham's increased role
• Woman hurt in Clearwater parasailing accident
• JetBlue: Flight attendant's big exit was for good
• Official: Obama to extend research tax credits for businesses
• USF Bulls show to be rescheduled
• Senate candidate Rubio's father dies
• Lifeguards rescue 200 swimmers from rip currents off Daytona
• Despite power surge, Tampa Bay falls short in Baltimore
• Plant City hospital, Sweetbay offer women tips on healthy eating
• Jungle Island owner charged in June tiger escape
• Race complicates law enforcement on Indian reservations
• In-game updates: Tampa Bay Rays vs. Baltimore Orioles
• SUV driver charged in death of motorcyclist in St. Pete
• Who's often dreading college sendoff more? Parents
• Pasco teens in ATV wreck remain hospitalized
• Benoit is as valuable as anyone for Rays
• Irreverent Cuban movie promises zombie revolution
• No. 20 Seminoles rout Samford in Fisher's debut
• New Zealand quake creates new fault line in Earth's surface
• Gators avoid meltdown, beat Miami-Ohio
• Suicide car bomb explodes in Baghdad, killing 8
• Jungle Island owner charged in June tiger escape
• Calabrese leads UCF over South Dakota
• Aziz, former defender of Saddam, expects to die in prison
• 5 injured when car slams into Road Ranger truck on I-95
• New Purdue QB Marve loses to Irish in debut
• Remains of Tropical Storm Gaston might strengthen by Tuesday
• Biplane crash at German flight show kills 1, injures 38
• N. Zealand quake smashes buildings, opens new fault
• Players not keen on adding games to schedule
• Infamous JetBlue flight attendant resigned, attorney says
• Authorities: Fire at Tenn. mosque site was arson
• BP raises blowout preventer, key evidence in probe
• Author says he's leaving home next to Palins
• Prof in Miami scare once accused of hauling plague
• Victim, teen suspect ID'd in deadly wreck after pursuit
• Wreck victim's family questions 2-county police chase
• Lakewood-Gibbs game called after gunshots fired
• 911 calls describe Discovery Channel gunman, IED
• Bucs cut WR Michael Clayton
• Earthquake hits New Zealand
• 2 killed, 1 injured in Jacksonville shooting
• Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Conrad dies at 86
• St. Pete police: Uninvolved driver killed when pursuit ends in crash
• Troopers: 3 children injured in ATV vs. pickup wreck
• Craigslist removes adult services section
• Plant City making plans for 2011 Relay for Life
• Police probing shots fired near high school football game
• Live updates: Rays vs. Orioles
• 2 surfers bitten by sharks in Volusia Co. waters
• USF research vessel heading back into Gulf
• Comedian Robert Schimmel dies in car crash
• Dogs get their day at fairgrounds event
• Bucs cut WR Michael Clayton
• No. 20 Seminoles rout Samford in Fisher's debut
• St. Pete man arrested in fatal stabbing
• Gators avoid meltdown, beat Miami-Ohio
• Weakening Earl still a threat to Massachusetts
• BP raises blowout preventer, key evidence in probe
• Fox: DioGuardi departs 'American Idol'
• Earl dealt most damage to Northeast holiday business
• Jesuit priest finishes 5,000-mile bike tour for poverty
• NASA advises Chile on trapped, isolated miners
• Comedian Robert Schimmel dies in car crash
• 3 indicted in Miss. connected to Panhandle slaying
• Sacramento eatery takes 'dancing shrimp' off menu
• St. Pete man arrested in fatal stabbing
• N.Y. hospice nurse finds new patient is long-lost dad
• Garza, Rays top Orioles
• Gecko Fest brings out funseekers in Gulfport
• Mass. golf course groundskeeper drowns in water hazard
• Arizona woman burned after acid thrown in face
• Weakened Earl packs less force than feared
• Kanye: 'I bled hard' over Swift debacle
• Heavenly harmonies will soon arrive
• Couple killed in Tampa 'were just good people'
• Disney opens doors to luxury pet resort
• Lake Placid officer fired following drunk driving stop
• Fire destroys closed bar in Lealman
• No make-up days for holiday trash pick-up in Tampa
• Video released of Largo pizza shop burglar
• Rachel Wade gets 27 years in love-triangle slaying
• Tampa Yankees will pack up for Orlando, if stadium is built
• Buying meat for Labor Day grill? Check prices here
• Manatee teen convicted of second-degree murder
• Tampa man sentenced in Hialeah fraud case
• Roethlisberger's suspension cut to 4 games
• Football Friday Live: Blog updates
• Hard Rock Cafe opening in Tampa
• Ex-mobster rewarded at sentencing for helping feds
• Ariz. governor says she was wrong about beheadings
• SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment taps David D’Alessandro
• NBC cancels Sunday's Rubio-Meek debate
• Live updates: Rays at Orioles
• Gators WR Hammond suspended for opener
• Hard Rock Cafe restaurant coming to Tampa casino
• Woman killed in wreck on Tarpon Springs Road
• Man gets sentencing break for help in Pasco rape case
• 'Gone with the Wind' child actress dies at 76
• Carnival's Paradise ship sails out of Tampa in 2011
• Backer of NYC mosque gave to Hamas-linked charity
• As Labor Day weekend arrives, tropics are active with storms
• Disney-Bright House deal means no ESPN disruptions
• Balloon boy family moves to Manatee County
• Live prep football scoreboard
• Police ID Tampa woman as 3rd victim in fatal wreck
• Wary of tea party, GOP attacks Senate candidate
• Hurricane Earl not the only storm in the tropics
• Obama to award posthumous Medal of Honor to Pa. man
• BP: Failed blowout preventer removed from well
• Golfers link up to help toddler
• Hurricane Earl down to Category 1; winds near 85 mph
• Fla. is No. 3 for homebuyer credits
• Harley-Davidson, union reach proposed labor agreement
• USF researchers heading back into Gulf Saturday
• Bucs begin tough task of trimming roster to 53 players
• BP Gulf oil spill costs reach $8B
• Reward for cat-abuser's arrest grows to $7,000
• Married couple, woman die in Tampa crash, police say
• How come car batteries don't last like they used to?
• Bella Petrella plans to sell shares
• Pasco sheriff's office offers tips for keeping homes secure
• Plant City history center seeks volunteers
• Tampa's Ikea seeks approval for 12-story pole sign
• Publix names Atlanta VP
• Helena teen accidentally texts sheriff to buy pot
• Hillsborough, cities seek common ground to stop panhandlers
• Companies add workers, but jobless rate rises
• Hillsborough ready to move students if classes exceed limits
• Early-release foes pushing school campaign to Tallahassee
• Davis Islands trail slated to open next month
• Early-release foes seek support from PTAs countywide
• Brooks & Dunn end 20-year career
• 'Birth tourism' a tiny portion of immigrant babies
• State Senate Democratic leader endorses Crist for U.S. Senate
• 25 years ago, Hurricane Elena battered Tampa Bay area
• Months after sinkhole, residents barred from Tampa condo
• Hillsborough announces spring high school graduation dates
• Little concern for second Obama school speech
• Elena's 1985 meandering cost Pinellas $100 million
• Former hedge fund manager settles insider trading case
• Clinton opens new round of Mideast peace talks
• Gunman shot as Discovery hostages planned escape
• FHP investigates moped, dump truck crash
• Tow to Go offered on Labor Day weekend
• Hurricane Earl brings warnings up coast to New England
• Federal judge blocks Neb. ban on flag mutilation
• Pasco man accused of hitting neighbor with weed trimmer
• Moffitt commended for eliminating infections
• St. Pete council chair continues recovery after bike accident
• Scott: 'Historic day' in choice of state Rep. Carroll as running mate
• Tampa council nixes request to change sign rules
• Hillsborough a leader in Florida’s population growth
• Data shows jobless claims drop, retail sales rise
• FDOT expects disclosure from French railway
• Temporary cap that stopped oil gusher removed
• Company bidding to build high speed railway questioned for WWII role
• Woods takes out $54 million mortgage on South Florida estate
• HCC President Kenneth Atwater emphasizes community links
• White House defends Obama's 'mainstream' religion
• Yankees discuss moving Tampa FSL team to Orlando
• St. Pete OKs private firm for recyclable pickups
• Commission, Waste Management partner to green sporting events
• St. Pete man gets life for slaying over safe
• Co-owner of painting missing in N.Y. ID'd as a thief
• Kendrick Morris rape case goes to jury
• Frontier Airlines adds Milwaukee, Omaha service
• Obama to hold news conference next week
• Rays hold off Blue Jays, 2-1
• Rick Scott names state Rep. Jennifer Carroll as running mate
• Foster shaped world’s concept of marching bands
• Israel, Palestinians agree to 2nd round of talks
• Ambler claims activist Hughes loaned Norman $435,000 for house
• Group confirms effort to move Tampa Yankees to Orlando
• Predominantly Black schools on state’s critical list
• More Democrats buck plan to let taxes increase for rich
• Some hunker down, some flee as Earl approaches U.S.
• Ex-Buc Chidi Ahanotu could face jail over NFC ring
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• FHP inspects moped, truck collision
• Hillsborough officials to meet on panhandling ordinance today
• Hurricane Earl brings cooler, drier air to Tampa Bay area
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• Kendrick Morris guilty of raping day care worker
• Interviews for Tampa airport director will be closed to public
• Gulf oil rig explodes, burns off Louisiana coast
• Arizona governor stumbles in televised debate
• Plant City surfer, 9, rides contest's biggest wave
• Tampa airport keeps free first hour of parking
• Flu shot season starts early this year
• Cat that was shot, dumped into bay prompts growing reward
• Gates in Afghanistan to meet with Karzai, Petraeus
• USF researchers heading back into gulf Friday
• Disney grants extension during Bright House talks
• Wash. woman in acid attack recounts agonizing pain
• Red Cross helps pair after Tampa house fire
• Life sentence for man in Pasco fatal shooting
• Kia recalls 35,000 Souls, Sorentos for wiring repair
• Murkowski concedes Alaska primary race
• Walter Investment buys more loans
• Fresh Market coming to St. Petersburg
• Study: Number of illegal immigrants in U.S. declining
• 1 dead after shooting in Clearwater: police
• US Natural Gas expands in West Virginia
• Medfly outbreak halted in South Florida, officials say
• Byler sextuplets begin school, mark birthday
• Witness in fatal shooting: Intent was to rob drugs, money
• Fruit flies found in Safety Harbor
• Feds downplay risk of leak when well cap moved
• Cat in carrier rescued after being dumped in McKay Bay
• Replacement light at Plant City intersection may cost much less, state says
• End of combat role brings mixed feelings to families of fallen
• HUD, banks band together to give edge on foreclosed homes
• Animals found dead in Lakeland pet store with no power
• Motorcyclist killed in Hudson crash
• Company bidding to build high speed railway questioned for WWII role
• Animals found dead in Lakeland pet store with no power
• Columbia Restaurant commemorates 105 years with special menu
• Hurricanes eyeing 2013 game at Yankee Stadium
• Police: Gunman killed, 3 hostages flee Discovery building
• Mormon church, Jewish leaders tackle proxy baptism
• Crop-threatening Oriental fruit flies found in Pinellas
• Adventist Health, UCH complete merger
• Spurrier says Garcia to start at quarterback
• Amid low expecations, Mideast peace talks begin in D.C.
• DNA analyst testifies in day care center rape trial
• 1st evacuations ordered ahead of Hurricane Earl
• Global Imaging Systems buys Georgia Duplicating Products
• Local families' charity awarded $250,000 Pepsi grant
• Construction spending plummets to 10-year low
• Coroner: California doctor suffocated in chimney
• Norman named in suit filed by defeated GOP rival Ambler
• Chris Markowski: Radio Show Expands to Three Hours
• Teen charged in Walker assault case seeks separate trial
• Tampa Yankees could move, but New York team staying
• Upgraded Apple TV is cheaper, smaller
• Police: Clearwater teen killed cousin over necklace
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: 'Time to turn page'
• Police: Cousins' necklace dispute leads to fatal shooting
• Tampa Electric files for rate decrease in 2011
• Hurricanes eyeing 2013 game at Yankee Stadium
• Free shots for life with adult cat adoption
• Bucs release RB Derrick Ward, trim roster to 75
• Hurricane Earl brings warnings to North Carolina
• Shift in ownership at Peak 10
• Spurrier says Garcia to start at quarterback
• Search on for missing Bradenton boy
• Bucs CB Aqib Talib suspended 1 game
• Developers of stalled Pasco mall appeal ruling
• Brown & Brown buys Crowe Paradis
• Jimbo Fisher anxious as coaching debut draws near
• Plant City wonders if it's worth it to replace traffic light
• Fact Check: Is Iraq combat really over for U.S.?
• Florida leaders kill plan for fall special session on oil
• UCH health centers merge with Adventist chain
• 'Bud' Chiles dropping out of governor's race
• Actor Douglas optimistic about cancer recovery
• Police: Gunman entered Discovery building in Maryland
• Apple CEO Jobs announces new iPod lineup
• Losing Senate candidate sues St. Pete Times, Miami Herald for libel
• Bomb squad called to dynamite drop at Pinellas waste facility
• Police: Pipe bomb found at South Tampa nursing home
• Sen. Murkowski's defeat marks major tea party win
• Man sentenced to life in prison for Masaryktown killings
• Blue Jays rout Niemann, Rays
• Yankees discuss moving Tampa FSL team to Orlando
• Miranda Lambert tops CMA Awards with 9 nominations
• Felon ex-congressman with wild hair makes ballot in Ohio
• Woman's body found at Largo condo
• Zagat survey: Outback best for steaks
• N.Y. man plunges 39 stories, lands on car, survives
• Live updates: Blue Jays at Rays
• Blake Medical Center hires medical director, advances trauma plan
• Calif. bill seeks to ban plastic shopping bags
• Boaters urged to watch out for manatees
• Arena league adds 4 teams, expands schedule
• Leadership training program for young adults begins fourth year
• Young Adult Divisions to attend Bucs game
• Moffitt seeks $22 million bond issue
• Victim recounts rape at Clair-Mel City day care center
• St. Pete council chair in medically induced coma after bike crash
• Japan takes Little League World Series title
• JCC resumes teen mitzvah program
• Area YADs visit Bucs training camp
• Ex-U.S. Sen. George Allen describes post- ‘macaca’ search for Jewish roots
• After tragedy, a new beginning in St. Petersburg
• Sarasota lifts state of emergency
• City officials to check complex after apartment floor gives way
• Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to federal charges
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• Jerusalem trains could have segregated cars
• Bomb squad called to dynamite drop at Pinellas waste facility
• Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point makes Forbes list
• Hillsborough board OKs teacher contract, including 14 early days
• Expert: Doctor should have weaned Smith from drugs
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• Days of Awe and Wonder
• Campaign to buy Israeli goods is launched
• AP source: Unlikely 2 men were plotting terror
• Florida Supreme Court disciplines three Tampa Bay area lawyers
• Hurricane watch issued for North Carolina ahead of Earl
• Obama's goal: End Iraq war, then win Mideast peace
• Freefall Theatre to present Jewish themed rock/romance musical at Studio@620
• Organizations
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• Alabama grandmother shoots intruder in her bedroom
• Live updates: Blue Jays at Rays
• Mexico says drug lord 'the Barbie' captured
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• Israeli-Palestinian peace talks lineup: Who’s coming to dinner at the White House?
• U.S. survives test, holds on to edge Brazil
• Tampa officials seek help to get World Cup soccer games
• Robert Jardin convicted in Masaryktown murder
• Pena, Davis help surging Rays roll past Toronto
• RFK’s filmmaker daughter to speak at GCJFS gala
• BERNICE “BUNNY” STEINHARDT, 84,
• Relief funds sought for Pakistani flood victims
• Bucs release RB Derrick Ward, 2 others
• Foursquare, MTV to reward STD checkups with badge
• TPD to appeal ruling giving seized cash back to clinic manager
• Man arrested in pharmacy robbery attempt
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• Why the shofar?
• Some states suing feds also claim health subsidies
• Hurricane watch for Earl possible along East Coast
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: 'Time to turn page'
• Tropical Storm Fiona forms, Hurricane Earl now Category 4 storm
• Sephardic congregation t o open for High Holidays
• SHIRLEY R. GOTTLIEB, 87,
• Will the real Imam Rauf please stand up?
• TECO to ring NYSE closing bell
• University Mall theaters to close Thursday
• Health care, redistricting and tax amendments cut from Nov. 2 ballot
• Moments add up to Rays pennant race memories
• Kol Ami, Rodeph Sholom to hold joint Selichot service
• Correction
• It’s all relative: ‘Jewish science,’ ‘liberal conspiracy’ or ‘fa
• Lawsuit filed by Addison, Petitt over Tampa tax dismissed
• Teacher gets surprise at school: husband's return from Iraq
• Jeb Bush: Scott prepared to be governor
• For some 'Canes, being at Miami is a family business
• Congregations
• Weinberg Village Senior Hall of Fame: Honoree profiles continue
• Poll: Jews like Obama more than most
• CAE USA wins $10 million Air Force contract
• 'Dancing With the Stars:' Bristol, 'The Situation,' Mrs. Brady
• Oval Office makeover has comfy, more modern feel
• Man who received life term in DUI crash seeks resentencing
• Shabbat/ Yom Tov Candle Lighting Times
• Deli sandwich politics: Mustard vs mayo
• Florida Congressional candidate stands behind ‘Gestapo’ reference
• Art Buckland joins Sunovia Energy as CEO
• Driver dies, 2 passengers injured in St. Pete wreck
• Suit: N.Y. man says he drunkenly lost $1.3 million artwork
• U.S. survives test, holds on to edge Brazil
• Plant City starting reservation system for picnic pavilions
• Brian Justin Spivak
• Ladies tip their hats to the holidays
• Second day of Rosh HaShana: To be (in shul) or not to be
• Attenti acquired by 3M
• Group hits 'Gone With the Wind' dress donation target
• Bucs release RB Derrick Ward, trim roster to 75
• Shannon has a calm air entering a new Miami season
• Pasco mulling possible library cuts today
• Heat signs Da'Sean Butler
• Days of Awe inspire reflection
• Jewish women race for breast cancer cure
• Home prices continue fall in Tampa
• Steering in Hyundai Sonata under review
• Bucs CB Aqib Talib suspended 1 game
• Hurricane watch for Earl possible along East Coast
• Plant City honors Raulerson for Miss Florida crown
• Victorious St. Lucia soccer player shot dead in NY
• Carol Jaffe will receive top Lion of Judah award
• Community flocks to Tampa synagogue’s fund-raising project
• UF: Floridians still pessimistic about economy
• Home tax credit fuels prices in second quarter
• Police: California woman gets stuck in chimney, dies
• 1,000 come to high-speed rail contracting session
• Commuters get new bridge over Alafia
• Nevada regulators probing Jordan son's partying
• JNF regional leader to appear at local events Sept. 21
• Hebrew Academy of Tampa looking for votes in online contest
• FDIC report shows Florida bank losses mount
• Early release days on today's Hillsborough schools agenda
• Police museum offers look at infamous villains, local heroes
• Developers of stalled Pasco mall appeal ruling
• Growing Hurricane Earl threatens north Caribbean
• Attorney Joseph Sorota Jr. joins Flagship Community Bank board
• Bright House channel contract expires Wednesday
• USF suspends Omega Psi Phi fraternity over hazing
• 72-year-old Plant City motorcyclist dies in Brandon crash
• New video shows emotional trapped Chilean miners
• List of Emmy Awards winners
• Head of St. Pete City Council injured in bicycling accident
• Jury deliberations in Masaryktown homicide case will continue Tuesday
• Bucs' Freeman 'making progress' with injured thumb
• Can the 'Cherry Bomb' bring more diversity to NASCAR?
• BP's life on frontiers of energy industry at risk
• Mysterious comment delays flight to Tampa
• Head of St. Pete City Council injured in bicycling accident
• Rubio campaigning in Pasco and Hernando
• Physician says contaminated drywall homes are aging residents prematurely
• Florida man dies during Haiti home invasion
• Cuba's Castro on illness: 'I was at death's door'
• Floor collapse at Largo apartments sends 3 to hospital