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Due in part to stimulus, East Tampa health clinic opens

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The health care debate has shined light on the millions of Americans who live in fear of illness and injury because they can’t afford health insurance. But affordable health care is closer than many people think. Tomorrow marks the grand opening of an East Tampa health clinic that takes in patients regardless of whether or not they’re covered.

Hundreds attend foreclosure workshop in Tampa

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The Tampa-St. Pete-Clearwater area had over 35,000 foreclosures during the first six months of the year--that's a six percent increase over last year. Saturday, in Tampa, a workshop was held to help struggling homeowners get help with their mortgages.

Castor Opens New Social Security Office

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Congresswoman Kathy Castor and Social Security Administrator Michael Astrue today officially opened a new Social Security hearing office in St. Petersburg, which brings 65 new jobs to the area.

Castor Grills BP CEO Hayward

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"BP elevated profits over safety. From the testimony I heard today from Mr. Hayward, I am convinced BP was blinded by profits, much to the detriment of the victims of this disaster

Castor Concerned About Preterm Birth Trends

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A new report released this week showed alarming statistics that Florida’s rate of babies born prematurely is higher than the national average, a troubling trend because studies have shown correlations between preterm births and neurodevelopmental disorders.

Arcadia shines for Obama

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On a former cattle pasture north of Arcadia, President Barack Obama commissioned the largest photovoltaic solar array in the United States.