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Tampa's Chief of Staff to Resign
Santiago Corrada leaves Tampa city government for a position local leaders see as key to economic growth.

Linda Hersey launched the very first Florida Patch site: Old Northeast-St. Petersburg Patch, in December 2010.
She has had many roles at Florida Patch as it has grown from a start-up to a go-to hub for information, conversation and news. She currently is a Senior Field Editor, identifying and curating real time news for nine sites in southwest Florida.
Linda is a veteran journalist and senior newsroom manager who made an early transition to New Media – way back in 2006! :)
In addition to City Editor roles in Portland, Maine, and Broward County, Florida, and years as an investigative journalist, Linda authored two primers for working journalists covering Native American issues, including "100 Questions, 500 Nations."
She holds an MBA from the Chapman School of Business, at Florida International University. She also is among the rare breed of English Majors, holding a BA in Eng. Lit. from Boston University.
Santiago Corrada leaves Tampa city government for a position local leaders see as key to economic growth.

Santiago Corrada accepted a position that the city sees as key to its economic growth.
Did you miss the annual parade, or do you want to relieve the hoopla? Check out these YouTube videos of the event.
The owners already operate another Verizon store, which is located on Apollo Beach.
The victim's car was struck by a truck that failed to stop at a red light, according to investigators.
The victim's car was struck by a truck that failed to stop for a red light, according to investigators.
Here are the most read crime stories by Seminole Heights Patch readers in March. Have you read them all.
Florida crimes fascinate even locals. Here is a look at the most read crime and public safety stories in March on the Tarpon Springs Patch.
Detectives re-open a 1969 cold case involving an art heist in Sarasota County. ABC News did a special report on the purloined paintings.
The 31-year-old suspect faces charges that include DUI manslaughter, vehicular homicide and murder in the second degree.
Additional truck and trailer spaces are being added to the existing parking lot.
A TV meteorologist makes this video recording of what appear to be lighted vehicles floating in the night sky.
A TV meteorologist records what appear to be lighted vehicles floating in the night sky.
Authorities were able to locate the surviving child's grandmother, after her mother died in the single-car crash.
Looking for work but don't want a long commute? Here are job openings in the greater Brandon area.
Looking for work and don't want to travel far? Check out these area job listings from greater Bloomingdale-Riverview area.
Here's a look at jobs for hire in Tarpon Springs.
Special events are planned this week and throughout 2013 to recognize the 500th anniversary of Ponce de Leon's arrival.
Special events are planned this week to recognize the 500th anniversary of Ponce de Leon's arrival.
Students from Gullett Elementary will help First Lady Michelle Obama plant the White House Kitchen Garden, a spring tradition.