$4.4M More for Health Clinics
Another $4.4 million is heading to Florida health centers to help them sign up residents for health insurance.
$4.4M More for Health Clinics
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Another $4.4 million is heading to Florida health centers to help them sign up residents for health insurance. Castor vows to push for more energy efficiency and solar power
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Congresswoman Kathy Castor pledged Monday "to raise the profile" of the state's need to invest in energy efficiency and renewable energy. Castor on Immigration: Benefits All Americans
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Broadcast on MSNBC on Aug. 20, 2013 <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/QJqqkCjLNqg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>) Rep. Kathy Castor, Tampa business leaders discuss immigration reform
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Rep. Kathy Castor, D-Tampa, met with Tampa business leaders Friday to discuss immigration reform on the heels of a deal in the U.S. Senate that would spend tens of billions of dollars to double the number of border patrol agents and increase other security measures. MetroRapid bus service officially open in Hillsborough
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U.S. Representative Kathy Castor along with county and city officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony held at the Hidden River Corporate Park Monday to celebrate a new bus route of the Hillsborough Area Regional Transit system. Castor urges Hillsborough Commission to reverse gay pride ban
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U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor is urging Hillsborough County commissioners to do away with a policy prohibiting government recognition of gay pride displays or events. Don Castor, former Hillsborough judge, dies at 81
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Former Hillsborough County Judge Don Castor, known as a brilliant jurist who brought integrity and compassion to the courtroom for more than two decades, died in Tampa today at 81. Castor: Washington policy key to benefits for Cuba, U.S.
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U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor’s three-day visit to Cuba last week reinforced her belief that overarching U.S. policy change is required to achieve benefits for U.S. and Cuban interests alike. East Tampa post office renamed for Rev. Abe Brown
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Abe Brown was a coach, a teacher and a minister. He left a legacy of good work centered in his faith and his belief that everyone deserves a second chance. Cancer research threatened by sequester
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Research institutions in all 50 states will see their budgets decrease this year as a result of across the board spending cuts. That includes Tampa’s Moffitt Cancer Center. Browse Documents by Date or Issue |