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

Health News Florida | By Daylina Miller
Published May 1, 2020 at 3:53 PM EDT
a blue yard sign that says this is temporary.
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The Florida Channel
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 

Curtix Hixon Waterfront Park and the Tampa Riverwalk

Tampa International Airport

Davis Island and Bayshore Boulevard in Tampa

Crescent Lake Park and Downtown St. Petersburg

Additional photos by Delaney Brown.

Publix

A close up of the one way aisle sticker at publix with a woman wearing a mask in the background.
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The Florida Channel
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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