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TAMPA (2010-2-9) Afghanistan is being pelted with alternating snow storms and rain showers according to Senior Master Sgt. Rex Temple. Melting snow makes for a messy trek along Afghanistan’s dirt roads but it also revealed a mysterious rock outline of a soldier on a nearby mountainside.
TAMPA (2010-2-9) Despite the recession, fewer crimes were committed in Tampa last year, according to statistics released Tuesday by the Tampa Police Department.
TAMPA (2010-2-9) Republican activists and donors are reacting angrily to revelations that Florida GOP Executive Director Delmar Johnson, padded his $103,000 salary with an additional $300,000 from fundraising contracts and expenses.
TAMPA (2010-2-8) The man behind one of the largest real estate frauds in Florida has recently turned FBI informant and could implicate dozens of others in a massive property flipping scheme.
TAMPA (2010-2-8) Regular flights of injured Haitians are set to begin arriving in Tampa Tuesday, according to Nick Cox, Suncoast Regional Director of the Florida Department of Children and Families.
TAMPA (2010-2-5) At least seven people were injured in the wake of fast-moving storm that dumped lots of rain across the state Friday. It spawned a tornado warning across a swath of Hillsborough and Polk counties.
TAMPA (2010-2-5) On Saturday, the doors of the new Tampa Museum of Art open to the public. Efforts to build the museum have spanned two city administrations, two architects and taken almost a decade of wheeling and dealing.
FT. MYERS (2010-2-4) Officially, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush hasn’t thrown his support behind either of the GOP candidates for the U.S. Senate. But in an interview with WGCU in Ft. Myers, he expressed pride in candidate Marco Rubio’s campaign.
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People arrested for drug crimes often face jail time and perhaps court-ordered rehabilitation or treatment. In drug court, that’s flipped around: outpatient or residential treatment, regular check-ins with a judge, and jail...
University Beat
Coming up February 17th, USF’s Humanities Institute is holding a symposium featuring a trio of award-winning science fiction writers who also happen to be working scientists. This week’s University Beat on WUSF 89.7 FM talks...
USF St. Petersburg is home to the University of South Florida’s first Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design (LEED) certified structure with its new Science and Technology building. This week’s University Beat on WUSF-...
Florida Stories
Maura Barrios tells journalist Yadira Caro about her life growing up as a member of a working class Cuban-American family in West Tampa in the late-1960s. She remembers being fascinated by the counter-culture of the times, and the challenges she...
Community Information
Gardens Acupuncture and Wellness Center is running a supply drive for Project Haiti, through the end of February. Please bring in either diapers or baby formula to 1101 West Kennedy Blvd and recieve a complimentary health pass for an acupuncture treatment.
Call (813) 217-5536 for more details.
The U.S. Census Bureau is now hiring nationwide for the 2010 Census. These temporary, part-time jobs offer good pay, flexible evening and weekend hours up to 40 hours a week, and the chance to work near home. Workers are needed in almost every community. Call 1-866-861-2010 or visit www.2010censusjobs.gov to learn more.
To see the employment opportunities brochure CLICK HERE.
