Eric Glasser is a Reporter and Anchor at WTSP-TV. He focuses on a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, education, and regional interests, with particular attention to Florida and Tampa. Eric's work has been featured in WMAZ-TV and WTSP-TV.
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Eric Glasser's coverage is heavily focused on local news, government announcements, and public safety in the Florida and Tampa Bay areas. His articles often revolve around political developments, legal policy regulations, and events with a significant impact on the community.
For outreach to Eric, consider providing insights or expertise related to local government initiatives, legislative changes impacting Florida or Tampa Bay residents directly (such as panhandling laws), or public safety issues specific to these regions. Contributions that shed light on the socioeconomic landscape of Tampa Bay could also be of interest given his focus on domestic violence survivors' advice for escaping abuse and studies about working multiple jobs.
When reaching out to Eric Glasser, it would be beneficial to offer perspectives from individuals directly affected by local policies or events since his coverage emphasizes stories that have a tangible impact at the local level within Florida.
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By: Eric Glasser
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — For the past year, Pinellas County has been dumping tons of sand on its beaches, spending millions of dollars to shore up sea dunes and protect the coastline.
Author: Published: 10:45 PM EDT September 28, 2024 Updated: 10:45 PM EDT September 28, 2024
In a typical year, officials say they collect about 40,000 tons of household items put to the curb. This week alone, they've collected nearly three-quarters of that.
LARGO, Fla. — Humans weren't the only ones displaced by Hurricane Helene. Five manatees ended up in a pond on the property belonging to Serenity Memorial Gardens in Largo.
By: Eric Glasser
5:29 PM EDT October 15, 2024 BARTOW, Fla. — In Bartow, there is major concern and growing anxiety along the Peace River as rainwater from Hurricane Milton is creeping its way toward low-lying communities.
By: Eric Glasser
Updated: 5:29 PM EDT October 17, 2024 TAMPA, Fla. — They were told they didn't live in a flood zone, but in the north part of Tampa and Hillsborough County, hundreds of people were flooded out by Hurricane Milton.
By: Eric Glasser
NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. — They have been popping up all across Tampa Bay — temporary garbage dumps called debris management sites.
By: Eric Glasser
Officials say three upcoming events are expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors and inject millions into the local economy.
Author: Eric Glasser Published: 6:42 PM EST November 21, 2024 Updated: 6:42 PM EST November 21, 2024
By: Eric Glasser
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Demonstrators gathered Friday at the Pinellas County courthouse in Clearwater demanding justice for Dexter, a four-year-old bulldog mix.
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