Angie Angers
Morning Reporter at Bay News 9
Morning reporter at Bay News 9 in St. Pete. RI native and longtime Floridian. Golf & Pad Thai lover. Reach me at [email protected]. Former blue check.
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1 week ago |
baynews9.com | Angie Angers
BRADENTON, Fla. — Leaders in Manatee County are set to vote Tuesday on whether the county should continue to add fluoride to its drinking water. Over the last few months, a number of Tampa Bay area communities have mulled the decision of if they should pull the mineral from drinking water sources. Lakeland and Winter Haven chose to remove fluoride, while more recently Clearwater and Hillsborough County voted to keep drinking water the way it is now.
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1 week ago |
spectrumnews1.com | Angie Angers
BRADENTON, Fla. – Manatee County commissioners voted Tuesday morning to stop adding fluoride to county drinking water. The vote was 5-1 to stop adding the mineral. In discussing the move, commissioners mentioned the bill making its way through the legislature, saying the bill to ban it statewide will likely pass and they were reluctant to spend taxpayer dollars to fix their broken fluoride system.
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1 week ago |
baynews9.com | Angie Angers
ST. PETE, Fla. — The Trump administration is altering its plan to cut phone services starting Monday for seniors seeking retirement benefits. Initials plans stated starting April 14, those looking to file for retirement or survivor benefits from the Social Security Administration would only be able to apply in-person or online. Officials said the reason for the change was to increase security and cut back on fraudulent activity by creating a strong identity verification process.
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1 week ago |
mynews13.com | Angie Angers
ST. PETE, Fla. — It’s been a race to the finish, but the Tampa Bay Rowdies will be back inside hurricane-damaged Al Lang Stadium just in time for the first match of their 50th anniversary season. Al Lang Stadium took on 4 feet of water during Hurricane Helene in September 2024.
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1 week ago |
baynews9.com | Angie Angers
ST. PETE, Fla. — It’s been a race to the finish, but the Tampa Bay Rowdies will be back inside hurricane-damaged Al Lang Stadium just in time for the first match of their 50th anniversary season. Al Lang Stadium took on 4 feet of water during Hurricane Helene in September 2024.
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It's hard to know exactly how many locally will be impacted... but the owner of Plaza Beach Hotel (which has been housing hurricane victims) says he believes its close to 3,000. After tonight, those using FEMA money for hotels have to check out - with a few exceptions @BN9 https://t.co/8XUjNvcSho
Happy Masters week, to all who observe
Big update —> If all goes according to plan, the roof will be installed from August to November. The goal is to be done in time for opening day 2026
St. Petersburg City Council has approved funding to fix the hurricane-damaged roof at Tropicana Field. The council voted 7-1 to approve $22.5 million in funding to repair the stadium’s torn-off roof. https://t.co/Hd4mh8OQCl https://t.co/TgIiDi6XWd
