Eric Glasser
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Tampa, FL, United States
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Recent articles by Eric:
Driving tests to resume in Hillsborough County without examiners inside cars
The examiner will, instead, be on speakerphone with another passenger in the car. → Read More
Delayed for months by COVID-19, Hillsborough County sets date to resume jury trials
Judge Ronald Ficarrotta expects the future of courthouse business to be a hybrid of some electronic and some in-person work. → Read More
Clouds and rain keep Memorial Day crowds from overwhelming local beaches
But the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office’s beach crowd dashboard had a lot more green and yellow on it Monday. → Read More
VP Mike Pence visits Orlando long term care facility, meets with tourism leaders
Pence visited a local nursing home before gathering with tourism leaders to discuss the future of Florida’s hospitality industry. → Read More
Critics: Gov. DeSantis moves 'data-driven' policy forward without knowing full Phase One impact
Some local leaders question whether they’re getting the information needed to make those informed policy decisions. → Read More
Here's why some are concerned over tax shortages leading to fewer teachers this fall
Some teachers are worried about their jobs and how much money our local school systems can bank on for the next school year and beyond. → Read More
Hillsborough County votes to promote Bonnie Wise as next county administrator
Current County Administrator Mike Merrill is retiring at the end of June. → Read More
Cinco De Mayo hot spot closes after getting 'swamped' by partiers
Green Lemon in Tampa was overwhelmed by the number of people who came out to the Cinco De Mayor hot spot in Tampa, Florida. They couldn't maintain safe distances. → Read More
Tampa expands outdoor seating and space to help restaurants, businesses
Starting Tuesday night, several businesses and restaurants in Tampa will get a chance to dramatically increase the number of customers they serve in the area. → Read More
How the coronavirus pandemic is changing Florida's hurricane response plan
The coronavirus pandemic is impacting how Florida is preparing for hurricane season. You may need to change how you prepare for hurricane season during the pandemic. → Read More
How will Florida reopen from the COVID-19 pandemic?
The final day of task force committee meetings ended with cautious optimism. → Read More
Re-Open Florida task force members say they want more input from medical experts
Gov. Ron DeSantis' task force to reopen the state had several meetings with industry leaders on Wednesday. → Read More
As Pinellas considers reopening beaches, sheriff wants to keep them closed
Commissioners want to hear more about how they could limit crowds and gatherings if they vote to reopen parts of the beaches. → Read More
Tampa Bay startup retools to produce automated ventilation devices for medical professionals
AtmosHome is a startup company that normally produces smart home equipment. → Read More
Tampa mayor rejects group's request to close parts of Bayshore after deadly crash
A motorcyclist reportedly hit a man riding a bike. Both men were killed. → Read More
Thousands brace for job losses as Hillsborough County's 'safer-at-home' order takes effect
Hillsborough County goes under a "safer-at-home" order March 27 to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 the coronavirus. → Read More
Hillsborough County moves closer to a stay-at-home order
The group of eight mayors, commissioners and the sheriff all agreed on the time and date -- 10 p.m. Friday. They will meet again Thursday for a final vote. → Read More
Grocery stores grow crowded during special hours for seniors
Tampa Bay area grocery stores are seeing an increase in traffic as senior citizens head to special hours reserved for them during the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Hillsborough County likely to order shelter-in-place amid coronavirus pandemic
The order would mean everyone except essential personnel would be required to stay home. → Read More
Sarasota Memorial treating 70-year-old man who tested positive for COVID-19
Sarasota Memorial is trying to determine who he’s been in contact with so that they can monitor those people, as well as, the virus as concerns continue to spread. → Read More