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Fresh Market-Anchored Development Moves Forward At Wiregrass Ranch

One Of The Largest Undeveloped Corners Along S.R. 56 Is Moving Towards Finalizing Its Design  A 59-acre cow-field located between Pasco-Hernando State College and S.R. 56, on the southwest corner
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Indoor Cross Creek Recreation Center & Revamped Playground Now Open!

Many New Tampa residents are aware that District 2 Hillsborough County Commissioner Ken Hagan (photo below) used to live in Cross Creek. Fewer people probably know, however, that Hagan grew
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Happy 104th Birthday, Roy Caldwood…Happy 250th, U.S.A!

Local Dignitaries Fete WWII Vet & Buffalo Soldier Roy Caldwood At New Tampa’s Own Independence Day Celebration   District 7 Tampa City Council member (and New Tampa resident) Luis Viera (photo
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Two Years After Milton, Atonement Lutheran Church’s Sanctuary Finally Reopens!

In Oct. 2024, Hurricane Milton tore through Atonement Lutheran Church in Wesley Chapel, ripping away a large section of the roof, and scattering insulation, wood, and nails across the street.
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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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