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Mayor plans to pay Trop’s $55 million damage bill

Editor’s note: This story was updated with new information. The Tampa Bay Rays could open the 2026 season in Tropicana Field if St. Petersburg city officials commit over $55 million to repair the storm-damaged stadium....

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Area Boys & Girls Clubs affiliates merge

After a year of sharing services, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast and Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay announced a strategic merger Tuesday. The consolidation creates one of the largest nonprofit after-school...

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"Every resident in the city has been impacted by the ‘terrible twosome’ that wrecked historic havoc in our communities. Hats off to Mike Jeffries and his entire staff for tackling such a Herculean tasks to help us return to life before the storms. It will take time and patience."

from "The numbers are in: Parks, playgrounds suffered major damage" - Danny White

"Decisions are being made but long term results are not considered.If the power goes out, how does the elevator run. Where does one park their car during a storm? Too many high rises and our sewer system is already outdated. Local waters are ruined with sewage runoff. Local planning is disastrous and no one is being realistic in the planning. St. Pete has over built and you are still building.........Regular people have no where to live and are forced to leave. I saw a small two bedroom house with a garage renting for $3100 a month, Why???"

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Mayor plans to pay Trop’s $55 million damage bill

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