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Close to 1,000 cases were reported in the first week of classes and thousands are already quarantined.

Lake Township Historical Society plans August events The Repository LAKE TWP. – The Lake Township Historical Society will have a community event from 2 to 5 p.m. Aug. 8 at the One Room School House at Lake Center Street and King Church Avenue near Lake High School. There will be fun and games for children and adults of all ages, including circle music games with Donna Hall. Take a tour of the School House or attend class as it was held in the early years. Knowles Press donated their picture collection. Many of the pictures of local residents haven't been identified. They will be on display...

By Gordon Byrd Jul 11, 2021 TAMPA -- The city and the Tampa Bay Lightning have released these instructions for Monday's championship boat parade down the Hillsborough River and the channel. The Riverwalk, 2.7 miles long, is obviously a good bet. Drawbridges are NOT an option. The Cass Street, Kennedy Boulevard, Brorein Street and Platt Street bridges will be closed temporarily. The bridge on Laurel Street will have a full closure. Doyle Carlton Boulevard will be closed along with Laurel and Green Streets from North Boulevard to Doyle Carlton. The flotilla will start at Davis Islands, mov...

Times Staff WriterJun. 27, 2021 Surrounded by stuffed animals while in bed on a February morning, a fed up teenager pulled out her iPhone, opened her email and asked the most powerful person in her school district for help. “Hello,” Madisyn Slater’s message to the superintendent began. “I am a student at Blake High School, a Tampa school in Hillsborough county. I am currently a senior and the past four years my peers have been sharing experiences that they have had with Ms. Tiffany Johnson, a biology teacher at the school.” She told him Ms. Johnson used sexual innuen...

Soon after parents of Howard County Public School System students learned of the prom cancellations for a second year in a row due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many banded together to plan their own parent-sponsored formals for their students.