The Ybor City Stogie

Friday, December 11, 2009

Local Hero Mariela Smith

Proposes bike lanes for South Hillsborough County......here
Connecting Ruskin And Sun City Center With Greenways.

Alan Snel Is Happy

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

The Hillsborough Education Foundation will host a rally on Thursday to recognize the $100-million grant the
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
is giving to Hillsborough County Public Schools. The rally is scheduled to run from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Jefferson High School at 4401 Cypress Street........here

Habana And Sligh Under Surveillance

East Bound Traffic. Beware!

What Stogie Had For Lunch

Carolina BBQ

$6.49......At Pit Boss Bar-B-Q, 4221 Little Road, New Port Richey
Eat Local!

Friends Of Stogie

At The Firehouse In Temple Terrace

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Ruth's List Makes Tampa Bay Area A Priority

Ruth's List, a group with a mission to get Democratic, pro-choice women elected in Florida, has set its sights on the Tampa Bay area.........here

Osceola High School Teacher John Stewart

Community members and activists get together each year to sing Christmas favorites to the city's homeless, and students from Osceola High School have been caroling right beside them. The annual
"Still No Room at the Inn"
homeless stroll, which took place Friday, is just one act of goodwill for Osceola students,
who are encouraged by English teacher

John Stewart to share in one of his passions: serving others.......here

Monday, December 7, 2009

Hundreds of Farm Workers Protest Publix

Cries for justice and better working conditions for Florida's tomato workers came from more than 500 protesters Sunday during a two-mile march through Lakeland in a demonstration against
Publix Super Markets Inc.......here

Obama And Kendrick Meek

In Tampa

Go Bulls!

Maxwell: It Was No Isolated Tragedy!

On Nov. 28, the Hillsborough County, Sheriff's Office called Dover-based Bingham On Site Sewers Inc. to the Silver Lane Mobile Home Park in Valrico. Luis Martinez, 2, had been missing almost 24 hours. A few volunteer searchers had discovered an 11-by-13-inch opening in the ground the night before. That opening was where the cap to the underground septic tank should have been.......here