Getting feedback about the ‘What Tampa Bay Needs’ survey

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Creative Loafing Tampa Bay published results from its “What Tampa Bay Needs” survey, which asked readers of the alt-weekly to share their ideas on what the region needs to be a better place to live in four years.

We’ll share some submissions from the survey on today’s show, but also want to open it up to WMNF listeners who should call 813-239-9663 during the show or email dj@wmnf.org to give their two cents.

On the top of the program, we’ll also get quick updates from Tallahassee regarding child labor law changes, plus compensation for victims of Florida’s Dozier School for Boys.

Download audio from the show via wmnf.org. Listen via podcast services like Apple MusicTuneInGoogle Podcasts and Spotify.

And if you haven’t already, please contribute to WMNF’s Spring Fund Drive, where The Skinny fell about $700 short of its goal.

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