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ECKERD COLLEGE: On-Campus Dining Experience Moves Outdoors

By Alyssa Marie Dasal | Oct 10, 2020

Leah Knezevich sat with her friends, enjoying a light lunch before returning to their tasks for the day.

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, ST. PETERSBURG: Crowdsource platform lets residents inform policymakers on climate change solutions

By Alyssa Marie Dasal | Oct 10, 2020

The Initiative on Coastal Adaptation and Resilience (iCAR) has passed a milestone in its project to identify climate vulnerabilities in local communities.

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CITY OF LARGO: Join the Virtual Launch of the Largo Community Composting Program

By Alyssa Marie Dasal | Oct 10, 2020

Composting bins will be coming soon! Please pre-register to reserve your bin today and check back in mid-October for the program launch including educational materials and other composting tips.

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TARPON SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY: Pinellas County Ballot Drop-Off Location

By Alyssa Marie Dasal | Oct 10, 2020

The Tarpon Springs Library will be a remote ballot drop-off location Oct. 19 thru Nov. 2 during the following hours:

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UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA: Regions Foundation awards UWF gift to train veterans for careers in cybersecurity-

By Alyssa Marie Dasal | Oct 10, 2020

The University of West Florida announced a $175,000 gift from Regions Foundation, the nonprofit initiative of Regions Bank that supports community investments, to sponsor an innovative cybersecurity workforce development program designed to train veterans across Northwest Florida and South Alabama.

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, ST. PETERSBURG: Flood awareness survey developed by USF professor finds public minimizes risk of flooding, resulting in low demand for flood insurance

By Alyssa Marie Dasal | Aug 15, 2020

A national survey of flood risk awareness conducted by the University of South Florida Institute for Data Analytics and Visualization and Neptune Flood finds that consumers significantly underestimate their risk level of flooding, leading many to forego flood insurance.