Zachary Sampson
Investigative Reporter at Tampa Bay Times
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news.wgcu.org | Zachary Sampson |Shreya Vuttaluru |Bethany Barnes
Editor’s note — about this story: This story is part of the Pulitzer Center's nationwide Connected Coastlines reporting initiative. For more information, go to pulitzercenter.org/connected-coastlines. This story was originally published by the Tampa Bay Times and shared in partnership with the Florida Climate Reporting Network, a multi-newsroom initiative founded by the Miami Herald, the Sun-Sentinel, The Palm Beach Post, the Orlando Sentinel, WLRN Public Media, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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gazettextra.com | Emily Mahoney |Zachary Sampson |Bethany Barnes
CLEARWATER, Fla. - One person died and several passengers were injured Sunday night after an aquatic hit-and-run crash slammed the Clearwater Ferry, a public water taxi touted for its convenience and safety, into a sandbar near the Memorial Causeway bridge. Clearwater officials announced three hours after the collision that the driver who they said fled the scene had been found by a partnering law enforcement agency.
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thederrick.com | Emily Mahoney |Zachary Sampson |Bethany Barnes
CLEARWATER, Fla. — One person died and several passengers were injured Sunday night after an aquatic hit-and-run crash slammed the Clearwater Ferry, a public water taxi touted for its convenience and safety, into a sandbar near the Memorial Causeway bridge. Clearwater officials announced three hours after the collision that the driver who they said fled the scene had been found by a partnering law enforcement agency.
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centrotampabay.com | Emily Mahoney |Zachary Sampson |Bethany Barnes
CLEARWATER - Una persona murió y varios pasajeros resultaron heridos la noche del domingo tras un accidente marítimo de atropello y fuga que chocó el Clearwater Ferry, un taxi acuático público elogiado por su conveniencia y seguridad, contra un banco de arena cerca del puente Memorial Causeway. Funcionarios de Clearwater anunciaron tres horas después de la colisión que el conductor, quien había huido de la escena, había sido encontrado por una agencia de policía asociada.
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2 months ago |
tampabay.com | Emily Mahoney |Zachary Sampson |Bethany Barnes |Chris Tisch
CLEARWATER — One person died and several passengers were injured Sunday night after an aquatic hit-and-run crash slammed the Clearwater Ferry, a public water taxi touted for its convenience and safety, into a sandbar near the Memorial Causeway bridge. Clearwater officials announced three hours after the collision that the driver who they said fled the scene had been found by a partnering law enforcement agency.
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