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The line to enter Trader Joe's on March 18, 2020, in St. Petersburg. The grocer chain has listed a new store coming soon to Palm Harbor on its website.
The supermarket chain listed 33591 U.S. Highway 19 N. in Palm Harbor as “coming soon”
Higher interest rates could negatively impact new development.

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  1. Cigar City Brewing’s production facility is being restructured.
  2. Monika Hladik is accused of stealing more than $700,000 from the Palm Harbor eyewear manufacturing business where she worked as an accountant for 12 years, deputies said.
  3. The line to enter Trader Joe's on March 18, 2020, in St. Petersburg. The grocer chain has listed a new store coming soon to Palm Harbor on its website.
  4. Sixty-four percent of people who responded to an American Institute of Architects Tampa Bay survey said they expect demand for architectural services in Tampa Bay to increase this year.
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  6. A "for sale" sign sits among an acreage of orange trees in Bartow on Oct. 12, 2007. More people moved to a county rich with citrus groves located between two of Florida’s most populous metros than in any other county in the U.S. last year. That's according to estimates released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
  7. Arthur Jay, 82, is closing the doors at Jay's Fabric Center after 64 years, at 801 Pasadena Ave S, on Monday, March 11, 2024 in St. Petersburg. The store is closing Saturday, March 30.
  8. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis listens to Central Florida Tourism Oversight District board chairperson Martin Garcia, right, deliver remarks during a news conference at the board's headquarters at Walt Disney World, in Lake Buena Vista, Feb. 22. More than a year after Walt Disney World's governing district was taken over by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ appointees, its shakeup continued Wednesday with the departure of Garcia. Garcia's departure is coming a week after the district's administrator, Glen Gilzean, left to accept an appointment by DeSantis as interim elections supervisor in Orange County, the home of Orlando, at half the salary.
  9. Florida lawmakers in 2020 passed a bill aimed at providing heat-illness protections for high school athletes. Meanwhile, more worker heat-safety bills have been filed in Florida than any other state, but none has made it past a single committee hearing.
  10. An Internal Revenue Service 2023 1040 tax form and instructions are seen on Jan. 26 in New York. The Direct File pilot is part of the agency’s effort to build out a new government service that could replace some taxpayers’ use of commercial tax preparation software, such as TurboTax.
  11. A grouper with Romesco sauce is served at The Tides Seafood Market & Provisions in Safety Harbor.
  12. Downtown traffic along Kennedy Boulevard, as shown in 2021 is likely to tie up this week. The city of Tampa is issuing an alert to visitors that this weekend will bring unusually heaving congestion with its combination of spring break, St. Patrick’s Day and entertainment events all converging on downtown.
  13. Tom Dempsey, who developed Wesley Chapel's Saddlebrook Resort, died Friday at age 97.
  14. A rendering depicts the ultramodern multimillion-dollar house proposed by Azure Development LLC, featuring a four-car garage, rooftop pool and glass elevator located on one of the city’s last undeveloped stretches of coast.
  15. A manatee swims to the surface for some air at the Manatee Viewing Center at the Tampa Electric Big Bend power plant on Dec. 22, 2023, in Apollo Beach.
  16. The storefront of the former location of Munch’s, the iconic St. Petersburg restaurant, is preparing to open soon as Tchotchke, an eatery serving breakfast and lunch at 3920 Sixth St. S. It sits next to Southside Coffee, a latte and espresso bar that has been open for 10 years.
  17. The guitar-shaped hotel is seen at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on Oct. 24, 2019, in Hollywood. The state of Florida and the Seminole Tribe of Florida will be raking in hundreds of millions of dollars from online sports betting this decade, thanks to a compact between the tribe and Gov. Ron DeSantis that gave the tribe exclusive rights to run sports wagers as well as casino gambling on its reservations. Two of the tribe’s gaming competitors have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the question of whether these online wagers are legal, when only the computer servers are on tribal land, accepting sports bets from mobile phones and computers anywhere in Florida.
  18. Boats dye the river in front of Curtis Hixon Park for the 2023 River O’ Green Fest in Tampa. The event returns March 16, with seven hours of activities in the park. New this year will be the Rough Riders parade starting at 5 p.m. with Major League Baseball Hall of Famer and Tampa native Wade Boggs as grand marshal.
  19. Mars Wrigley employee Tammy Steffek folds over a sheeting of Extra gum pellets at the company's innovation lab Jan. 23 in Chicago. From stress relief to concentration aid, gum makers look for ways to make Americans chew again. Mars Inc., which owns the 133-year-old Wrigley brand, thinks it may have an answer: repositioning gum as an instant stress reliever rather than an occasional breath freshener.
  20. Speaker of the House Paul Renner, left, and Senate President Kathleen Passidomo embrace following the traditional "sine die" hanky drop to mark the end of the 2024 Florida legislative session on Friday in Tallahassee.
  21. The traditional "sine die" hanky drop signifies the end of the 2024 Florida legislative session on Friday in Tallahassee.
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  23. In this Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2019 photo, chef Amir Ilan prepares a lab-grown steak during a presentation by the company Aleph Farms, in Jaffa, Israel.
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