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It’s nearly impossible to go through a day in modern life and not interact with plastics or rubber and many of those components begin right here in the Bay Area.

To those affected financially by the COVID-19 crisis, even the price to wash a load of laundry is an even heavier burden. That's why this year's Laundry Project event is more important than ever.

You may have dinner on the mind but our Chip Brewster wants to tempt you with some dessert. He headed to Lutz to check out a local Italian restaurant suggested by a viewer.

Custom metalwork can take both time and money but one local business is trying to change that through the use of technology. Chip Brewster headed to Zephyrhills to check out Finishline Powdercoating.

If you’re a fan of supporting small businesses, it doesn’t get much smaller than this. Chip Brewster is checking out Pattye Cakes in St. Pete, which is based out of the owner’s home.

The Temple Terrace Shinobi School was born out of a love for the TV show "Ninja Warrior" and teaches kids to use strength and acrobatics to do amazing things.

When you step into the Imagine Museum in St. Pete, it can feel like you’re stepping out of this world with some of their pieces. And now they’ve taken that to the next level through the use of augmented reality.

If you’re ready to focus on the physical and want to try a new way to workout, perhaps yoga is in your future. Or maybe even aerial yoga, which is Chip Brewster found today in Tarpon Springs.