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Investigative Reporter @ Spectrum Bay News 9. Have a story idea? Send me an email: josh.rojas@charter.com
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Tampa City Council advances charter amendments that could expand its power

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By Josh Rojas Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
TAMPA, Fla. — The Tampa City Council is moving closer to asking voters to approve several charter amendments that could expand its authority over decisions made by the mayor. The proposals, which were approved on first reading last Thursday, are one vote away from appearing on the March ballot. The council is scheduled to take a final vote during a public hearing on Nov.
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St. Petersburg family’s Rays roots span four generations Original

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By Josh Rojas Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — A St. Petersburg family’s support for the Tampa Bay Rays spans generations, with roots tied to Jack Lake, one of the people credited with helping bring Major League Baseball to the city. A plaque at Al Lang Stadium includes Lake’s name alongside Jim Healy on Baseball Boulevard.
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Tropicana Field will host the World Series after $58 million in repairs

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By Josh Rojas Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Tampa Bay Rays will host World Series games at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg two years after Hurricane Milton tore the roof off the stadium thanks to quick decisions made by city leaders at the time, according to City Development Administration Managing Director Beth Herendeen. “Took a lot of people a lot of time, energy, blood, sweat and tears to get it done,” she said.
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