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From Auschwitz to first pitch: A survivor’s storyViola Baras has a “victory picture” featuring dozens of descendants whose existence hinged on her surviving three Nazi concentration camps and a death march during the Holocaust. Several family members gleefully cheered Wednesday evening as she took the mound at Tropicana Field. Baras threw out the ceremonial first pitch before a matchup between the Tampa Bay Rays and division rival Boston Red Sox. |
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Why St. Pete’s parks rank among the nation’s best |
New nonprofit rehabs, builds affordable homes |
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With Aquabot 3000, young hospital patients visit The Florida AquariumPediatric patients at the Muma Children’s Hospital, part of Tampa General Hospital, now have the opportunity to tour The Florida Aquarium – without leaving their rooms. Accompanied by an Aquarium staffer, a robot equipped with video cameras travels between one of four tanks and habitats. The robot is controlled by the patient – the child decides where it’s going – while the 30-minute tour is narrated live, on the spot. |
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SPx 98: Sean Schrader
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May 27 @ 01:00 PMMize Mural Unveiling |
May 31 @ 08:15 AMInside St. Pete |
Jun 08 @ 07:15 AMHOPE Expo |
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