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Diedra Rodriguez
Verified
IT Content Writer, Raymond James
Saint Petersburg, FL
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prison health, hiv sexual health, dietary supplements epidemics,hepatitis c public health
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Monkey Island primates are vacationing at Boyett's Grove as their Homosassa River home gets an upgrade
By Diedra Rodriguez Verified|WTVT-TV (Tampa, FL)VerifiedMonkey Island is a must-see along the Homosassa River and a sight that never gets old for the locals. The hairy celebrities delight visitors near and far. Boaters have circled the small, sandy home to see the primate residents for themselves, while patrons of the Florida Cracker Monkey Bar witness their antics a few yards away on the mainland. At the moment, Ralph, Ebony, and Emily aren't on the island – so, where are they?
By Kailey Tracy Verified, Diedra Rodriguez Verified|WOFL-TV (Lake Mary, FL)VerifiedIt's been months and years in the making, but St. Petersburg is getting closer to figuring out the future of the Tropicana Field site. Last month, city officials announced the four finalists, officially releasing each potential developer's plans and visions for the historic Gas Plant District. All but one are newcomers to this stage of the process after Mayor Ken Welch said he wanted to start from the beginning. Over the summer of 2022, he scrapped plans from two previously chosen developers.
Monkey Island primates are vacationing at Boyett's Grove as their Homosassa River home gets an upgrade
By Diedra Rodriguez Verified|WTVT-TV (Tampa, FL)VerifiedMonkey Island is a must-see along the Homosassa River and a sight that never gets old for the locals. The hairy celebrities delight visitors near and far. Boaters have circled the small, sandy home to see the primate residents for themselves, while patrons of the Florida Cracker Monkey Bar witness their antics a few yards away on the mainland. At the moment, Ralph, Ebony, and Emily aren't on the island – so, where are they?
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Raymond James
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
+1 727-567-1000