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Rays Unveil New Ballpark Plans, Seek Community Input

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Tampa Bay Rays kick off community engagement for new ballpark at Hillsborough Community Colleges Dale Mabry campus. Team leaders and college officials share updates on plans, aiming for Opening Day 2029. Public-private partnership seeks input from fans and locals. Governor Ron DeSantis highlights economic boost and benefits for the college, fans, and keeping the team in Tampa Bay. More sessions scheduled for March 10th and 11th, 2026.

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Rays Unveil New Ballpark Plans, Seek Community Input

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The latest headlines, weather, and stories, right here on Tampa Bay News today. The Tampa Bay rays are kicking off their first community engagement session tonight at Hillsboro Community College's Dale Maybury campus. Team leaders and college officials will share updates on plans for a new ballpark there, aiming to have it ready by opening day in 2029. This meeting marks a big step for the rays to gather direct input from fans and locals on the project at the Dale Maybury site. They're calling it a public-private partnership designed to fit the area's needs. Ray's co-owner Ken Babby emphasized reaching out widely for feedback to make the stadium perfect for everyone involved. Governor Ron DeSantis highlighted the potential economic boost for Florida, plus benefits for the college, fans, and keeping the team in the Tampa Bay area. Recently, DeSantis and his cabinet approved 22 acres at the college for stadium talks, paving the way forward. More sessions are coming up soon, including one on Tuesday, March 10th,

2026 at Jefferson High School, and another on Wednesday, March 11th at the Skill Center. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound. S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com

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