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Public comment sought on new YMCA

Hillsborough County will host a public meeting Tuesday evening to discuss the possibility of building a YMCA on county-owned land near Vance Vogel Park.

02/08/2012

Meeting to discuss building a YMCA on county property in Riverview

Hillsborough County will host a public meeting Tuesday evening to discuss the possibility of building a YMCA on county-owned land near Vance Vogel Park.

01/24/2012

Tampa business and government leaders consider 'housing-first' strategy to tackle chronic homelessness

A public-private team explores a "housing-first" approach to fight homelessness.

01/26/2012

Can developers breathe life into zombie subdivisions?

By Mark Puente, Times Staff Writer Friday, January 27, 2012 Around Tampa Bay, zombies show signs of life. They were new subdivisions, conceived by housing boom excess, that died before they were ever born. Vistas of flat land broken only by remnants of permit boxes and lonely streetlights mark their remains. Trash litters desolate, overgrown streets that lead to nowhere — except to memories of ...

01/27/2012

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