Tampa Bay seagrasses rebound, enhance water quality
After 20 years of planting beds of seagrasses and reducing environmental pollution, Tampa Bay’s water quality and fish population on are the rebound. Tampa Bay Watch reports seagrasses are as […]
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For Good: Donate online during Give Day Tampa Bay
Give Day Tampa Bay will accept online donations to over 500 Tampa Bay area nonprofits for 24 hours on May 5, 2015. Will you donate?
Community kitchen brings new hope to Tampa’s University area
New Harvest Hope Center Kitchen serves as a classroom for residents of the University Area community in Tampa, Florida.
In Denver, legal marijuana spurs entrepreneurialism — and gentrification
Florida voters interested in the medical marijuana issue take note: The Mile High City's booming marijuana industry has created and catalyzed thousands of jobs. While its impact rivals that of any single economic development initiative in the city's recent history, there are plenty of challenges and growing pains as well.
Will work for food? Try Harbor Dish Community Cafe in Safety Harbor
Harbor Dish Community Cafe is a restaurant concept where people pay what they can afford for meals or opt to volunteer in return for meals. The cafe is part of a broad-range of goals aimed at helping the working poor, seniors, military veterans and at-risk youth.
For Good: Local chef challenges Tampa Bay area residents to help the hungry
Chef Cliff challenges Tampa Bay area residents to give up one meal and donate the money you would have spent on that breakfast, dinner or lunch to Metropolitan Ministries.
Florida’s Peach Industry Grows Sweet And Sassy
In Florida agriculture, citrus has long been king. But take a closer look at the Sunshine State's newest emerging cash crop: the princely peach. Experts say it soon could become a $100 million industry and provide a tasty boon for the state's economy.
For Good: Donate online during Give Day Tampa Bay
Give Day Tampa Bay will accept online donations to over 500 Tampa Bay area nonprofits for 24 hours on May 5, 2015. Will you donate?
Community kitchen brings new hope to Tampa’s University area
New Harvest Hope Center Kitchen serves as a classroom for residents of the University Area community in Tampa, Florida.
In Denver, legal marijuana spurs entrepreneurialism — and gentrification
Florida voters interested in the medical marijuana issue take note: The Mile High City's booming marijuana industry has created and catalyzed thousands of jobs. While its impact rivals that of any single economic development initiative in the city's recent history, there are plenty of challenges and growing pains as well.
Will work for food? Try Harbor Dish Community Cafe in Safety Harbor
Harbor Dish Community Cafe is a restaurant concept where people pay what they can afford for meals or opt to volunteer in return for meals. The cafe is part of a broad-range of goals aimed at helping the working poor, seniors, military veterans and at-risk youth.
For Good: Local chef challenges Tampa Bay area residents to help the hungry
Chef Cliff challenges Tampa Bay area residents to give up one meal and donate the money you would have spent on that breakfast, dinner or lunch to Metropolitan Ministries.
Florida’s Peach Industry Grows Sweet And Sassy
In Florida agriculture, citrus has long been king. But take a closer look at the Sunshine State's newest emerging cash crop: the princely peach. Experts say it soon could become a $100 million industry and provide a tasty boon for the state's economy.
