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As per TBO.com, reporter Jackie Barron resigned from Channel 8 news. Jackie Barron is taking up a job at Florida based Mosaic co., a phosphate and potash company after leaving from Channel 8 news. She said that she has a mixed feeling as she is leaving Channel 8, she is excited to join the new company but is sad as she is leaving Channel 8 news.
Ms.Barron is in Channel 8 news company from last 8 to 13 years. She covers Sarasota and Manatee counties for WFLA from channel 8 news.

As a 41 years old lady, she has covered some high profile stories, such as the three day long Sheila Bellush murder case while working with Channel 8 news.
WFLA News Director Don North said that she is the best storytellers and everyone at Channel 8 news is going to miss her for her good work at Channel 8 news. Ms.Barron said that she was lucky to have had a chance to work with channel 8 news.

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For many technology professionals who were laid off in during the recession, it hasn't been easy finding a new job in the industry as companies have kept hiring to a minimum. But in the Tampa Bay area that may be changing. Local news Tampa Bay is reporting that an area technology forum recently polled 30 local companies and discovered that most of them are planning to add tech staff in 2011 . They estimate that right now there are over 600 technology jobs available.

For example, myMatrixx is a pharmacy and healthcare IT company that has already hired 10 people and needs to hire another 40 by year end. Immediate openings are for software developers, marketing and sales. These kind of jobs are in high-demand in Tampa Bay, as the unemployment rate there remains above 12%, and many newly added positions are lower paying.

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You have been looking for the latest news Tampa bay, then you sure have come to the right place to find out about it. Over the past few weeks, the story of the owl that was set free had captured the attention of many readers. This particular owl was actually set free by an unidentified suspect who actually broke the cage with the intent to set the bird free.

JR, the of the great horned owl was reported missing from its cage at the nature park and the police found a hole to have been cut into the cage. This owl which was the centre of attraction in the park was later spotted, by volunteers, on a tree. All efforts of trying to lure this bird were in vain since the bird took flight – never to come back.