Hotel Haya is the hottest new hotel in Tampa Florida. “Great views of 7th avenue, unparalleled views” says General Manager Pablo Molinari.

The hotel is a special and unique place. Every detail put into the building was meticulously crafted with the highest regard of retaining the historic and cultural value of Ybor City.

Owner Kimberly Camacho, the owner of the high-end Boutique in Tampa is not only providing Sarina’s clothes, but is personally serving as her stylist.

TAMPA, FL (September 23, 2020) - Sarina Fazan, a four-time Emmy Award winning television anchor and reporter with over 23 years of industry experience, is now a nationally recognized producer

Being kind to others shouldn't cost anything nor should it take anything away from you but makes a big difference to others!

“Even though we are a franchise. We are family owned. It's myself and my wife working here. We have a manager with us, who ironically moved down from Maryland with us to come and to help us develop the ZIPS down in Florida,” Mike says.

The Big Red Bus; You see them throughout your cities and states; Inside those doors are donors giving the gift of life. While OneBlood team members are making sure their donate-rs experience is flawless.

OneBlood team members at Tampa Bay’s donation center are on the front lines saving the lives of those with their continuous efforts.

“My favorite part of this job is saving lives,” said Elayne Hill a team member at One Blood.

There is no other job Elayne Hill can imagine; she wants to be right here at OneBlood whether it is on a Big Red Bus or here at a donation center.

You’ve seen front-line teddy bears uniting neighborhoods during the coronavirus crisis. Now those cuddly buddies are getting their very own spa day, compliments of ZIPS Dry Cleaners, just in time for National Teddy Bear Day! Today through Friday at 7 PM, you can bring your teddy bears to ZIPS Dry Cleaners, located at 2206 South Dale Mabry, Tampa, FL 33629, so they can get the relaxing bubble bath they deserve!

To wear the crown is already a major achievement. But, for activist and beauty queen Rachel Barcellona, it’s also history changing.

Not only was Rachel crowned Miss Tampa, but she was the first person officially diagnosed with autism to compete for the title of Miss Florida.

When Sammie Emerson was six years old, she went on her first horseback ride. Now she is a 13-year-old passionate young equestrian who has used this sport to break out of her shell.

“It’s nice to just get on your horse and be in a whole new environment mentally, relax, feel the rhythm and just enjoy yourself,” says Sammie.

Danica’s work is also inspiring to those who are so passionate about our global community. That includes Founder and CEO of Sky Strategic Marketing Tanya Cielo. Tanya was very impressed with Danica’s art technique and her passion for re-purposing items that would typically go into a landfill.

Sarina Fazan is at Potter Elementary School with the young men who were featured on her “On The Record With Sarina Fazan” Podcast. Teenagers Adam Constable, Daniel Fuentes, Tyler Girsch, Cole Mangan, and Carter Dill, youth ambassadors of the Where Love Grows nonprofit, are holding an event where they are taking action by raising money for school supplies.

Today, the mother-daughter duo are going to Jazzercise of South Tampa, to learn about the principle of exercising from Sammie’s school principal, Bridgid Fishman! Joining them for a pulse-pounding, beat-pumping full-body dance cardio workout are some of Sammie’s best friends, their moms, and even Sarina’s business partner.

This is Sarina’s second year being among the esteemed nominees in Creative Loafing’s “Best of the Bay Readers' Pick Awards” in the categories of “Best Podcast” and “Best TV Newsperson.” Voting is open through September 3rd, 2020, and you can vote for Sarina at these links:

Sarina Fazan speaks with Dr. Hunter Newsom, founder of Newsom Eye, to discuss how masks are leading to more eye surgeries.

Sarina describes her friend and financial advisor Dave Duquette’s inquiry about LASIK surgery to Dr. Newsom. She says, “He was wearing a mask at Disney Springs, and his glasses kept getting fogged up.”

The family of the missing man Don Lewis, who is featured in Netflix’s true-crime docuseries ‘Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,’ held a live press conference in Tampa, Florida, on August 10, 2020.

Lewis disappeared after he left his home in Tampa on August 18, 1997. However, the details on this mystery are still unsolved 20 years later.

Sarina Fazan interviews citizens and healthcare workers who are encouraging those to become convalescent plasma donors.

Michael Seymour has made donating convalescent plasma a routine. He has already donated three times. Every time he is eligible, you will find him onboard OneBlood’s Big Red Bus doing his part to help combat COVID-19.

For Seymour and others like him, each donation is deeply personal.

“My wife passed away from the virus, and it’s the least I can do to help others,” said Seymour

Orlando Davis is a voice, greeting thousands of people every morning. He is a radio host on Orlando & the Freakshow on WiLD 94.1.

And, now Davis is taking his radio show on the road sharing his journey. He is donating convalescent plasma on OneBlood’s Big Red bus, after recovering from the coronavirus.

Through their online programs, the nonprofit Autism Shifts offers specialized training to individuals on the autism spectrum, their families, and caregivers, helping to shift their understanding of the diagnosis and to provide a path to a more joyful future. The team at Autism Shifts has experienced this training first-hand and is proof that the programs work. Sarina Fazan takes a closer look at the virtual programs that are now enrolling and what the Autism Shifts team is doing today to shift the future of autism.

Eduardo and Christine Juarez, just celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary. They’ve had a lot of great times and tough times, but this year, a test of strength they never imagined. They now have oxygen machines in their home just to help them breathe after both of them were diagnosed with the coronavirus.

The couple received convalescent plasma donations through OneBlood. They said it saved their lives and now they are determined to pay it forward.