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Tampa closing COVID-19 testing sites as number of cases decrease - Vimarsana News

Tampa closing COVID-19 testing sites as number of cases decrease

Tampa city officials say two of their COVID-19 testing sites will close this month.

WMNF | A new COVID-19 testing site opens in the Brandon area - Vimarsana News

WMNF | A new COVID-19 testing site opens in the Brandon area

Several COVID-19 testing sites, including HCC Brandon, are now open in the Tampa Bay area because of high COVID-19 transmission rates.

Source: wmnf.org
Tampa adding two extra drive-through lanes at Al Barnes Park test site to reduce wait times - Vimarsana News

Tampa adding two extra drive-through lanes at Al Barnes Park test site to reduce wait times

After some had to wait more than four hours for a COVID-19 test, the city of Tampa decided to add two more drive-through lanes at the Al Barnes Park.

WMNF | Where you can get free COVID-19 testing in the Tampa Bay area - Vimarsana News

WMNF | Where you can get free COVID-19 testing in the Tampa Bay area

Several new COVID-19 testing sites are now open in the Tampa Bay area because of high demand and high COVID-19 transmission rates.

Source: wmnf.org
L.A. neighborhoods: Don't say you live in the city of Hollywood - Vimarsana News

L.A. neighborhoods: Don't say you live in the city of Hollywood

Are you sure? If you said you live in the city of Van Nuys or the city of Hollywood, thanks for playing our game, and we have some lovely parting gifts for you. Toluca Lake and Silver Lake, Brentwood and Hollywood, Harbor City and Panorama City — none is an actual city. They are all suburbs, parts of our great city of Los Angeles family. Advertisement It’s no surprise when Angelenos don’t know that. The city is so big — even the numbers vary by 30 or 40 square miles — its edges so raggedy, and it grew like a puzzle, filling in bits here and chunks there, that it defies a single sens...