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Florida weather results in 'next-level' strawberry quality

Florida weather results in 'next-level' strawberry quality
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Why is the COVID-19 vaccine so slow to rollout in Florida?


Why is the COVID-19 vaccine so slow to rollout in Florida? | Letters
Here’s what readers are saying in daily letters to the editor.
 
 
Tina Scarborough, a registered nurse with AdventHealth, prepares to administer the COVID-19 vaccine at a distribution tent, on Dec. 16, 2020 in Tampa. [ DIRK SHADD | Times ]
Published Dec. 30, 2020
Administration of the two currently approved COVID-19 vaccines has now declined from warp speed to snail’s pace. The original target of 100 million vaccinations by the end of the year has successively dropped first to 40 million then to 20 million, but with little prospect that even half that number will be achieved. While doses produced by Pfizer and Moderna have, with some glitches, been sent out to the states in timely fashion and goodly numbers, the states and localities receiving them have been hampered in actually administering the vaccines by inadequate human and financial resources as well as organizational capabilities, especially in rural areas.

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Hillsborough plan would reduce home-building tied to wetlands


A proposed ordinance eliminates extra credit for developers whose land includes protected wetlands
 
 
Businesses and homes are pictured on State Road 674 in Wimauma in August. A proposal from Hillsborough Commission Chair Pat Kemp would reduce the number of future homes in the south county areas of Wimauma and Balm by eliminating a credit that allows developers greater housing densities if their property is at least 25 percent wetlands. [ LUIS SANTANA | Times ]
Published Dec. 28, 2020
TAMPA — A Hillsborough County commissioner says an ongoing public policy debate calls to mind an old adage poking fun at individual gullibility.
“I’ve got some swamp land in Florida to sell you,” says Commissioner Mariella Smith. “You know, because swamp land is supposed to be undevelopable.”

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Florida nonprofit helps veterans into the agriculture industry


By ILEANA NAJARRO | Tampa Bay Times | Published: December 23, 2020
TAMPA, Fla. (Tribune News Service) — Sara Ferrera needed something new. Back in the Army, she worked as an analyst in an office. After leaving active duty, and later the Reserves, she then quit her civilian job to pursue a college degree.
When that didn’t pan out, she stumbled across the Veterans Florida Agriculture Program.
A pilot program that began in 2018 through the nonprofit Veterans Florida, the six-month paid fellowship offers veterans with no prior knowledge hands-on experience in agriculture. Veterans Florida partners with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences on the program. After the fellowship, it helps participants find jobs in the agriculture industry, said Joe Marino, executive director of the nonprofit.

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Florida Man Faces 20 Years in Prison for Filing More Than 200 Fake Immigration Applications


A Florida man has been convicted of pretending to be an immigration lawyer and filing over 200 immigration applications in Hillsborough County areas, including Plant City, Ruskin, and Wimauma.
Suspect Elvis Harold Reyes pleaded guilty on Tuesday in Tampa federal court on mail fraud and aggravated identity theft charges, as reported by Tampa Bay Times.
He is currently facing up to 20 years in prison for mail fraud and a mandatory consecutive sentence of two years for identity theft. However, a sentencing date has yet to be set.
Court documents stated that Reyes owned and operated EHR Ministries Inc. He then portrayed himself as an immigration attorney, although he never had a law license.

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Fake immigration attorney faces 20 years for defrauding Hillsborough Hispanics


Fake immigration attorney faces 20 years for defrauding Hillsborough Hispanics
Elvis Harold Reyes, 56, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Tampa federal court to mail fraud and aggravated identity theft, according to court records.
 
 
Elvis Reyes portrayed himself as an attorney, pastor, accountant and former immigration official as he sought out victims in largely Hispanic areas of southern Hillsborough County.
Updated Dec. 16, 2020
TAMPA — A Florida man has been convicted of pretending to be an attorney and filing more than 200 fake immigration applications for victims in areas including Plant City, Ruskin and Wimauma.
Elvis Harold Reyes, 56, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Tampa federal court to mail fraud and aggravated identity theft, according to court records. He faces up to 20 years in prison for the mail fraud and a mandatory consecutive two years for the identity theft. A sentencing date hasn’t been set.

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Hillsborough begins human trafficking awareness blitz


Hillsborough begins human trafficking awareness blitz
Billboards, broadcast commercials and other advertisements will ramp up as Super Bowl approaches
 
 
Billboards are part of the public awareness campaign from the Hillsborough County Commission on Human Trafficking. The campaign, devised by FKQ Advertising + Marketing, runs through June 2021 with an emphasis on activity leading up to the Feb. 7 Super Bowl. [ FKQ Marketing ]
Updated Feb. 16
TAMPA — A new message might seem out of place amid the excitement of consumer spending and a regional economic boost from the upcoming Super Bowl at Raymond James Stadium — “Don’t buy it, Tampa Bay.”
The words will be on billboards, social media and print advertisements. The message will be wrapped around vehicles used by Uber, Lyft and food delivery services and on buses from the Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority and the agency’s bus shelters. Broadcast commercials with the same theme will feature the WWE’s Titus O’Neil.

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