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- Sep 9, 2026
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Tampa woman was diagnosed with dengue fever. Within a week, she was dead. (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: Last week, the Florida Department of Health in Orange County confirmed a human case of locally acquired dengue fever and is now advising residents to take precautions to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. Other areas in Florida are also dealing with dengue fever, including Tampa Bay. Here’s an account of one such case from the Tampa Bay Times: Gay Small was supposed to spend Labor Day weekend in North Carolina, taking long walks with her sister, picking apples with her grandkids. B
Does Florida have any Revolutionary War sites? A few, actually (opens the original)
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Want to visit places where American Patriots helped win the Revolutionary War? During the 1770s, most people in the areas that now comprise Florida backed the British. But as our nation celebrates its 250th birthday, you can see a few Revolutionary War sites in the Sunshine State, among them the stone fort that worried George Washington. And the creek where British loyalists pushed back Georgia Patriots and the site where English forces ultimately lost Florida to Spain. The oldest masonry fort i
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