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No Takers Yet? The Most Expensive House In The Tampa Bay Area Is Just Next Door!

Property Owner Who Sold A $50-Million Miami Mansion To Superstar The Weeknd Is Making Waves Locally  Nestled along a perfectly tree-lined road, amid gently rolling pastureland, stands something truly unique
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Coach Gruden Helps Raise Thousands For ‘Hockey Heals 22’

On June 13-14, former Tampa Bay Bucs head football coach Jon Gruden and former Tampa Bay Lightning player (and current TV commentator) Ryan Malone were among the celebrities on hand
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Drivers Rejoice! New Tampa Blvd. Repaving To Finally Begin Soon

Drivers can expect a smoother ride on New Tampa Blvd. in West Meadows in just a few months, as Tampa is finally set to begin work on improving the primary
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City Of Tampa To Add Speed Cameras Near Five New Tampa Schools

Speed cameras could be coming soon to some New Tampa school zones.  During the June 4 Tampa City Council meeting, the seven Council members voted 6-1 to amend an ordinance
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 The Latest On The Pebble Creek Golf Club Rezoning

“I Feel Very Strongly That This Board Let This Neighborhood Down.” — Hillsborough Commissioner Ken Hagan  The group calling itself “Save Pebble Creek” has very few opportunities left to try
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Aug. 18, 2026, Primary Election Guide For Wesley Chapel Residents

Please remember that these are the names that will be on the ballot for the August 18 Primary Election only. Races where there is no primary election needed do not
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BASEBALL HALL OF FAMER WADE BOGGS ENDORSES FELLOW NEW TAMPA RESIDENT ALAN COHN FOR TAMPA CITY COUNCIL

New Tampa community leader and baseball legend backs award-winning journalist and civic advocate to succeed Councilman Luis Viera TAMPA, Fla. — Baseball Hall of Famer and longtime New Tampa resident
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Pasco Set To Open New Medical Magnet High School In Wesley Chapel For 2028-29

It’s still a couple of school years away, but Wesley Chapel will welcome another high school to address overcrowding concerns at two of its high schools — as well as
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