TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Beads will be plentiful as they fly through the air during Saturday’s Gasparilla parade, and the Florida Aquarium wants your haul. In an effort to keep the colorful plastic out of ...

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TAMPA, Fla. — It's the morning after Gasparilla and you find yourself still weighed down with all those beads. So what do you do with all of them? As it turns out, they can be reused, recycled and ...

The Florida Aquarium and the City of Tampa are partnering on the Bead-Free Bay initiative to keep parade waste out of local waterways. Those who donate beads at the aquarium can receive a discount on ...

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