While I post a lot about Seminole Heights, it has a slant toward Old Seminole Heights. HOWEVER, there are 3 organized groups that make up the Seminole Heights area. The smallest is South Seminole Heights with about 1,300 homes between Florida Avenue and the Hillsborough River.
The South Seminole Heights Civic Association (SSHCA)
SSHCA will hold itʼs next General Membership Meeting this Tuesday, July 8th, starting at 7:00PM at The Common Ground Church, located at the corner of W. Chelsea and Clearfield. We are excited to have as guest speaker, State Representative Michael Scionti, who will update us on legislative issues and the recent session in Tallahassee.
TPD Crime Watch Officers will also be present and will discuss recent promotions within their department.
Please be sure to attend this important and informative meeting, and be sure to bring along a neighbor. SSHCA meetings are open to everyone in the neighborhood.
Refreshments will be served and there will be an exciting door prize.
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Eco.lutution a project of the urban charette is hosting an movie on the lawn of the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center. "e2" is about the economies of being environmentally conscious. The movie is free and starts at 8:00pm. For more information: visit www.ecolutiontampa.com
Earth day is Tuesday, April 22nd.
posted by your urban core realtor at www.atHomeintheHeights.com
Saturday, April 26 -- FREE THE PRINCESS BRIDE
River Tower Park at Sulphur Springs
Gates open at 6pm Film begins at 8pm
Celebrated director Rob Reiner breathes vividly colored cinematic life into William Goldman's "The Princess Bride," an enchanting fantasy filled with adventure, romance and plenty of good-hearted fun. A clever fairy tale for all ages, "The Princess Bride" is arguably one of the funniest, most entertaining (and most quotable) films of all time. It stars Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, André the Giant, Mandy Patinkin, Wallace Shawn, Chris Sarandon, Carol Kane and Billy Crystal..
for more information: http://www.tampatheatre.org/sunsetcinema.php Sponsored by Tampa Theatre and Bank of America
The River Tower Park makes a great venue for evening events under the stars on the banks of the Hillsborough River. This historic landmark built by Josiah Richardson for his Sulphur Springs resort in the 1920. Is just across the river adjacent to Old Seminole Heights.
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Small steps to protect our ground water, recycle.... "Take advantage of Tampa's Solid Waste Department's upcoming Household Chemical and Electronics Collection Day on April 26, 2008 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at 4010 W. Spruce Street, to safely dispose of your old televisions and computers (in addition to many other materials - visit our web site at www.tampagov.net/dept_Solid_Waste for more information on materials accepted.
Electronic waste accounts for 70 percent of the overall toxic waste currently found in landfills. In addition to valuable metals like aluminum, electronics often contain hazardous materials like lead and mercury.
In just 2005, almost two million tons of e-waste ended up in landfills. While toxic materials comprise only a small amount of this volume, it doesn't take much lead or mercury to contaminate an area's soil or water supply.
Televisions
Back before there were plasma screen and liquid crystal display (LCD) tubes, we were all watching our Super Bowls and sitcoms on cathode ray tubes (CRT). The CRT model provided room for all your switches and wires in a box behind the screen, but it also stored a lot of lead. Approximately 20 percent of CRTs are comprised of lead, equivalent to between four and eight pounds per unit.
Combine this with the fact that the FCC is going to require all televisions to run a digital signal by February 19, 2009, and we could be looking at a lot of lead headed for landfills. Even the smallest amounts of lead can be a serious issue, and we're talking about eight pounds per unit.
Computers
Many laptops have a small fluorescent lamp in the screen that contains mercury, a toxic material when inhaled or digested. Mercury is also contained in computer circuit boards, which also include lead and cadmium. Circuit boards can also feature batteries made of mercury, as well as mercury switches*.
So please consider this information and be sure to dispose of your e-waste at a local Household Chemical and Electronics site. Call Nina Stokes, Recycling Coordinator at (813) 348-6515 for more information."
Join your neighbors and the Florida Orchestra at Grace Episcopal Church, located at 15102 Amberly Dr. and enjoy free Target Pops in the Park Concerts under the stars. The Pops in the Park concerts are scheduled through out the city and offer a fun mix of familiar symphonic and pop favorites. So pack a picnic basket and gather up your family and friends for an evening of music under the stars.
The free concert is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 27 , and will be conducted by Resident Conductor Andrew Grams. Attendees are welcome to bring picnic baskets, blankets, low-back folding chairs and coolers.
As part of the orchestra's outreach and education activities, the orchestra's Pops in the Park concert series is supported by Target and City of Tampa. For additional information about these concerts, call The Florida Orchestra at (813) 286-2403 or toll free at 1-800-662-7286, or visit their website at www.floridaorchestra.org .
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