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Duke Energy’s Distribution Control Center preps ahead of storm season

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By Erin Murray Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When hurricanes comes through, the power will inevitably go out. Major power companies, like Duke Energy, have Distribution Control Center's to get the electric grid back up and running during those outages. “We have the room set up according to the state. So we have our south coastal workers are on the far corner, north, coastal, north, central, south, Central." said Lindsey Drennan, Duke Energy's Distribution Control Center director.
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Statewide Mentoring Program Working to Get Speciality License Plate Original

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By Erin Murray Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
TAMPA, Fla. — Maryam Shehata spent a lot of time recently studying for finals. The biomedical sciences major is about to begin her senior year at the University of South Florida. "I got into the major and I loved every subject I did," Shehata said. "I loved chemistry and biology, and I knew this is like what I wanted to do." But getting to college was not as easy as getting good grades. Shehata immigrated to the U.S. from Egypt with her family when she was six.
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Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital opens new clinical biochemical genetics lab

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By Erin Murray Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Inside Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, Axl Loughran-Fox crawls across the floor waiting for an appointment to give blood. The 16-month-old boy is happy, but staying healthy is a day-to-day battle for his parents. “When Axl was first diagnosed, we came to Johns Hopkins twice a week," said Bryanna Fox, his mother. Hours after giving birth, a nurse noticed a few things that were off with little Axl and rushed him to the NICU. "She ended up being his guardian angel.
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