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As Florida Begins To Reopen, A Look Back At The Past Few Weeks

By Daylina Miller
Published May 1, 2020 at 3:53 PM EDT
Groups around the Tampa Bay region have placed encouraging signs, uplifting art installations, and colorful sidewalk chalk messages around more visible areas.
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Groups around the Tampa Bay region have placed encouraging signs, uplifting art installations, and colorful sidewalk chalk messages around more visible areas.

As Florida enters Phase 1 of Gov. Ron DeSantis' plans to reopen the state, we take a look back at the last few weeks with scenes from around the Tampa Bay region as residents try to balance everyday life with safer-at-home orders.

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Ybor City 

https://youtu.be/CvniBqub7M0

Curtix Hixon Waterfront Park and the Tampa Riverwalk

https://youtu.be/70gfTmPMOn4

Tampa International Airport

https://youtu.be/qPHCGB046P4

Davis Island and  Bayshore Boulevard in Tampa

https://youtu.be/gSGnV_g9fJk

Crescent Lake Park and Downtown St. Petersburg

https://youtu.be/EefzSK9Xqwg

Additional photos by Delaney Brown.

Publix

Grocery stores and retail businesses like Publix and Walmart have created one way aisles to help people stay six feet apart more easily.
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Grocery stores and retail businesses like Publix and Walmart have created one way aisles to help people stay six feet apart more easily.

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Daylina Miller
I took my first photography class when I was 11. My stepmom begged a local group to let me into the adults-only class, and armed with a 35 mm disposable camera, I started my journey toward multimedia journalism.
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