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Navy bride, HCC groom win $40,000 wedding

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Benjamin Stein, Editor-In-Chief Hawkeyenews.net
December 1, 2011

The benlisastory, how two people can be lucky in love    It was late October 2009, when I met her. The sun was teasing me while laying at the pool, enjoying the last days of my vacation in Jamaica. A light breeze from the South-East blew over, typical for the afternoon. A perfect day seemed to fade... Read more »

Dale Mabry Club to host “SIFE Quest”

Erick Vanderpool, Contributor
December 1, 2011

   Hillsborough Community College’s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) will be holding a community event, SIFE Quest, on Saturday, December 3, 2011 at Al Lopez Park. SIFE Quest will consist of familyoriented entertainment, local vendors, and four races intended to raise money for Metropolitan Ministries... Read more »

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Michael Woodside, Staff Writer
December 1, 2011

   Getting up in the morning is not a pleasant experience for most people. It can be a struggle to get out the door and face the day, especially for those who rely on driving down Bayshore Blvd, mornings have gotten tougher. The Platt Street Bridge connects Bayshore to down town Tampa has entered... Read more »

HIV Awareness Day: December 1st

Photo by Benjamin Stein

Benjamin Stein, Editor-in-Chief of Hawkeyenews.net
December 1, 2011

   Annual fundraiser to support the HIV/AIDS 2011 Annual 3K Fun Run, 1 Mile Walk, or Virtual Run December 1, 2011 (World AIDS Day) at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo www.TampaBayRedRibbonRun.org    Metropolitan Charities through the Metro Wellness and Community Centers are committed to increasing awareness... Read more »

Collection honors founder E.R. Gamill

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Jason Kleim, Staff Writer
December 1, 2011

   On Thursday, January 12th, 2012, a dedication ceremony will be held in the Ybor science hallway in celebration of the life of E.R. Gammill; husband, geologist, close friend of many and HCC instructor for 20 years. Ybor’s geology collection has been named to honor the man who founded it, and the... Read more »

Cold as ice

Michael Woodside, Staff Writer
December 1, 2011

   It’s that time of year again. The air is cooler and stores are breaking out their holiday decorations. It’s time to take drink cocoa and pull out our warm clothes, though in Florida we usually don’t get past a sweater and maybe some boots. To get Tampa into the spirit of the season Curtis... Read more »

A bullet has no name on it

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Marquis Winter, Staff Writer
December 1, 2011

   Ybor has always been a big attraction in Tampa, to tourist and residents. Sure, there are a few fights that break out on the street. That’s normal. That’s a typical  night  in the small city.    With three streets filled with clubs, what would you expect? But recently, the situation is out... Read more »

HCC Plant City hosts “Beyond Sustainability Conference”

Photo Courtesy of Sustainability Council

John Winskas, Staff Writer
December 1, 2011

   On November 3rd and 4th, the 36th annual Beyond Sustain-ability Conference was held at the HCC Plant City Campus. Formerly known as the Eco-system Restoration and Creation Conference, the official title is now Beyond Sustainability to better reflect the broad spectrum of issues discussed. The conference... Read more »

Navy bride, HCC groom win $40,000 wedding

The day she always wanted — for free: MyFoxTAMPABAY.com

Benjamin Stein, Editor-In-Chief Hawkeyenews.net
December 1, 2011

   “TAMPA – Side by side, they pulled out a scrapbook that’s carefully crammed with loving memories,” so started Laura Moody from Fox 13 story her story “The day she always wanted – for free” on October 18  about the Navy bride and the HCC groom. Watch the first... Read more »

Helping achieve economic, environmental sustainability

Cody Evensen licks a Mangrove leaf

Benjamin Stein, Editor-in-Chief of Hawkeyenews.net
October 17, 2011

How a College can be involved in the Community    The Tinker Elementary school field trip to the Upper Tampa Bay Park during the last week of September turned out to be a sizzling outside adventure, since low tide and the smell of sulfur oxides made the wading experience different from what most children... Read more »

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