Rick Scott focused on Irma recovery
Gov. Rick Scott can’t stop, won’t stop as the state mops up from Hurricane Irma.
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Access restored to displaced residents of Upper Florida Keys
Residents were allowed to return Tuesday to some islands in the hurricane-hit Florida Keys as officials pieced together the scope of Irma’s destruction and aid rushed into the drenched and debris-strewn state.
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Florida stores begin opening post-Irma
After Hurricane Irma ravaged most of Florida Sunday and Monday, food and other supplies have been in short supply, with many grocery, department and other store closures. As chains are just beginning to assess damage Tuesday, with several in “recovery” mode. A list of most major food stores, and their current status (h/t to Bay News 9): Aldi closure list Fresh Market closure list Publix closure list Sprouts closure list Target closure list Trader Joe’s closure list Wal-Mart closure list Wawa closure…
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Flights resume at Tampa International Airport
Tampa International Airport is back in business after Hurricane Irma. TIA officials announced a limited flight schedule will begin Tuesday with a “gradual build-up to a full schedule over the following days.” For anyone wanting to fly in or out of TIA, check with airlines for details on specific flights. A few tips on travel, according to the TIA website: For the latest updates from Tampa International Airport, follow @FlyTPA on Twitter and Instagram or find them at Facebook/FlyTPA. Visit…
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State offices remain closed in many counties
State offices will continue to be closed Tuesday in at least 14 counties, including some of the counties hardest hit by Hurricane Irma.
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Tampa Bay Bucs donate $1 million to Red Cross’ Irma relief efforts
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have committed $1 million to the American Red Cross in support of relief efforts that are underway in response to Hurricane Irma.
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Irma could cost `billions upon billions’
Local curfews were in place throughout the state, much of the Florida Keys remained closed and millions of people continued to lack electricity as cleanup work expected to reach into the billions of dollars began Monday in the wake of deadly Hurricane Irma.
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