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 PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?As the 2024 Election nears, ABC Action News is highlighting the Voice of the Voter in communities across Tampa Bay.Anchor Lauren St. Germain was at a park in Pinellas County and talked to voters about issues that would bring them to the polls.            Voice of the Voter Pinellas County                            Heather Leigh interviewed Shore Acres residents about property and flood insurance. Heavy rain drenched the neighborhood on a typical Tuesday in August, and 24 hours later, several storm drains remained at capacity, overflowing back into the street.            Property and flood insurance remain top of mind for Pinellas voters                            Heather caught up with Adam Blackwell from the Rotary Club of Clearwater.            Heather Leigh talks to Adam Blackwell                            Pinellas County will have a few key races in the November election, including some State House races.             Heather Leigh looks at key races in Pinellas County                            She talked to Josh Alexander about the importance of art for self-expression and mental health.            Heather talks to teacher about im stanley tumbler portance of art                            Heather talked to the nonprofit Empowerment about equal pay.            Heather talks to local leader about equal pay                            Heather spoke to  stanley cup website the Clearwater Community Women s Club, whose participants stanley flask  are focusing on food insecurity.            Heather Leigh Xroz Man shows up at St. Pete elementary school with stab wounds to pick up child and get help
 TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?Over a hundred volunteers spent their Sunday morning cleaning up trash in downtown Tampa. From MacDill to Cotanchobee, the more than 120 volunteers cleaned up trash along the Tampa Riverwalk. Some volunteers were even in boats cleaning up the river itself.  That s where it starts,  Volunteer Sean Alton said.  If we can get out there on the water and clean up that s great. HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY NEWS | The latest headlines from Hillsborough CountyAlton and others were surprised the cleanup efforts are happening before the NCAA Women s final four championships this week. Cleanup is usually after a big event, like this yea stanley thermos r s Gasparilla.  This week is about basketball, NCAA women s college basketball,  NCAA Amy Reis said.  But it s also so much more than that.  The council for responsible sports will be in town this week. They ll be taking a closer look at the city, and how clean it is. That s why the volunteers were out before the games.  We re elevating our sustainability efforts,  said Claire Lessinger. Lessinger is the executive director for Tampa Bay Local Organizing Committee. They re w stanley thermos orking with Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful, Tampa Electric, Tampa Bay Sports Commission and several other organizations to help Tampa earn a sustainable event certification. It s a huge honor for Tampa,  said Lessinger. That certification will give the city a bigger name in sports, and help the city host more big sporting events.  We re so glad the NCAA is here. We are the place wit copo stanley h gr