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TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?West Tampa is undergoing major changes to the tune of $8.5 million.It s thanks to the Community Redevelopment Agency funding. The program allows tax dollars to funnel back into the community.West Tampa is the latest area to receive the cash flow.Jesus Nino with the Cit stanley canada y of Tampa has been working to do that for the past three years.As the Urban Development Manager for Drew Park and West Tampa Community Redevelopment area, he and his team have been working behind the scenes to revitalize West Tampa.He said West Main Street is already undergoing changes. A majority of businesses along the historic stretch, he said, are already spoken for and are in the process of getting a facelift and new names. We re going to have a lot of office space. They re professionals. They re accountants. They re designers, construction people, Nino said.Nino is all too aware of the negative light the neighborhood has been seen in but said that shouldn t detract from the stanley cup quencher history the community holds. Yes, sometimes things do happen, but these communities are very vibrant, Nino said.The flames that are going to start the domino effect of c stanley vaso hange, Nino said, is the revamping of Salcines Park with an investment of a million dollars. $8.5 million is going to get us a redone Salcina s Park. It s going to get us a redone great park down the street. It s going to get us Main Street revitalized, and it is going to get us remediation for the Freedom Park, and it is also allowing us to put on the s Laiz CES cancels in-person events for January 2021 convention, will go completely digital
Dog owners in the Southeast are spreading the word about the dangers of contaminated water following the deaths of their beloved pets.In Wilmington, North Carolina, three dogs died after frolicking in a pond, while another succumbed after a swim in Lake Allatoona, Georgia . A common enemy likely led to the deaths of all four dogs: liver failure brought on by ingesting water contaminated with toxic blue-green algae.These pets died in the same region, but toxic algae can be found all over the United States -- so dog owners throughout the nation need to be on the lookout.What is toxic algae Algae occurs naturally in water, but the blue-green variety are considered Harmful Algal Blooms HABs . Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, are primitive, photosynthetic organisms that can feed off the sun to make their own energy and release oxygen and possibly toxins in the process, said stanley termosy David G. Schmale III, stanley thermoskannen a professor at Virginia Tech.Some species produce potent toxins that can sicken or even kill people stanley cup , pets and wildlife, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency . Blue-green algae and other HABs can produce different types of poisons, some that affect the liver, others the brain.Schmale said he hasn t seen a coroner s report to verify the causes of death, still
TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?West Tampa is undergoing major changes to the tune of $8.5 million.It s thanks to the Community Redevelopment Agency funding. The program allows tax dollars to funnel back into the community.West Tampa is the latest area to receive the cash flow.Jesus Nino with the Cit stanley canada y of Tampa has been working to do that for the past three years.As the Urban Development Manager for Drew Park and West Tampa Community Redevelopment area, he and his team have been working behind the scenes to revitalize West Tampa.He said West Main Street is already undergoing changes. A majority of businesses along the historic stretch, he said, are already spoken for and are in the process of getting a facelift and new names. We re going to have a lot of office space. They re professionals. They re accountants. They re designers, construction people, Nino said.Nino is all too aware of the negative light the neighborhood has been seen in but said that shouldn t detract from the stanley cup quencher history the community holds. Yes, sometimes things do happen, but these communities are very vibrant, Nino said.The flames that are going to start the domino effect of c stanley vaso hange, Nino said, is the revamping of Salcines Park with an investment of a million dollars. $8.5 million is going to get us a redone Salcina s Park. It s going to get us a redone great park down the street. It s going to get us Main Street revitalized, and it is going to get us remediation for the Freedom Park, and it is also allowing us to put on the s Laiz CES cancels in-person events for January 2021 convention, will go completely digital
Dog owners in the Southeast are spreading the word about the dangers of contaminated water following the deaths of their beloved pets.In Wilmington, North Carolina, three dogs died after frolicking in a pond, while another succumbed after a swim in Lake Allatoona, Georgia . A common enemy likely led to the deaths of all four dogs: liver failure brought on by ingesting water contaminated with toxic blue-green algae.These pets died in the same region, but toxic algae can be found all over the United States -- so dog owners throughout the nation need to be on the lookout.What is toxic algae Algae occurs naturally in water, but the blue-green variety are considered Harmful Algal Blooms HABs . Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, are primitive, photosynthetic organisms that can feed off the sun to make their own energy and release oxygen and possibly toxins in the process, said stanley termosy David G. Schmale III, stanley thermoskannen a professor at Virginia Tech.Some species produce potent toxins that can sicken or even kill people stanley cup , pets and wildlife, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency . Blue-green algae and other HABs can produce different types of poisons, some that affect the liver, others the brain.Schmale said he hasn t seen a coroner s report to verify the causes of death, still