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Children from Tampa’s Parks and Recreation Department joined Mayor Jane Castor underwater in the Florida Aquarium’s 100,000-gallon "Heart of the Sea" Exhibit, for the first day of the "SeaTREK" program on Saturday.

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/PRNewswire/ -- Today, The Florida Aquarium and Tampa General Hospital (TGH), leaders in the Tampa Bay community and their respective fields, announced an...

Bill Crown, who was the founding member of The Florida Aquarium organization, has died. He was 80 years old.

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Paul Guzzo, The Tampa Bay Times January 09, 2021 - 12:01 AM TAMPA, Fla. - Before Fidel Castro, before Communism, Tampa residents jokingly said their city was Cuba’s northern-most province due to the ties they shared. Cuban immigrants helped found Ybor City. Cuban tobacco was rolled in Tampa cigar factories. Tampa residents travelled to the island for weekend excursions. The link was rekindled under President Barack Obama’s efforts to normalize relations wit...

Tampa-Cuba ties frayed under Trump, Now, it’s Biden’s turn by Paul Guzzo, The Tampa Bay Times, The Associated Press Posted Jan 9, 2021 3:01 am EDT Last Updated Jan 9, 2021 at 3:14 am EDT TAMPA, Fla. — Before Fidel Castro, before Communism, Tampa residents jokingly said their city was Cuba’s northern-most province due to the ties they shared. Cuban immigrants helped found Ybor City. Cuban tobacco was rolled in Tampa cigar factories. Tampa residents travelled to the island for weekend exc...

Tampa-Cuba ties forged under Obama frayed under Trump. Now, it’s Biden’s turn. Paul Guzzo, Tampa Bay Times TAMPA — Before Fidel Castro, before Communism, Tampa residents jokingly said their city was Cuba’s northern-most province due to the ties they shared. Cuban immigrants helped found Ybor City. Cuban tobacco was rolled in Tampa cigar factories. Tampa residents traveled to the island for weekend excursions. The link was rekindled under President Barack Obama’s effort...