If you turn on the news lately, you’re bound to hear scary news about the global pandemic, protests and even killer hornets. In light of all of this bad news, here at Lorenzo & Lorenzo we would like to add a bright spot to your day by sharing a few uplifting and positive news stories about Floridians coming together during a difficult time. “I’m not going to ask you to … [Read more...]
Lorenzo Scholarship Winner: Should Immigrants Be Able to Get a Driver’s License?
Florida has long been home to a large number of immigrants, due in part to its proximity to several Caribbean nations. In fact, according to the American Immigration Council, 1 in 5 residents in the state is an immigrant, making up more than a fourth of Florida’s labor force. As such an integral part of Florida’s diverse communities, immigrants contribute greatly to the local … [Read more...]
Tampa Family of Hit-and-Run Victim Calls for Reform
On January 31, 2020, Azucena “Susie” Gomez-Hernandez (14) was struck by a Chevy SUV heading south on 15th Street at 7:15 p.m. Bystanders rushed to help her and called 911. She was taken to Tampa General Hospital where significant portions of her skull were removed to relieve the swelling. A week later, her mother made the most difficult decision no one should ever have to make. … [Read more...]
Basic Coronavirus (COVID-19) Prevention Tips
Two Bay Area residents tested positive for the coronavirus on March 2, and since then the number of positive cases has continued to increase across the state and country. The Florida governor officially declared a public health emergency on March 11. The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (also known as COVID-19) primarily spreads through close contact with another person. And unlike … [Read more...]
Iconic Tampa Street Becomes a Hazard for Pedestrians
Bayshore Boulevard, considered the jewel of Tampa, has become a magnet for speeding vehicles and pedestrian accidents. On January 9, 2020, a man was struck by a business vehicle and landed in Hillsborough Bay. The driver crashed headlong into the balustrade at approximately 60 MPH, 25 miles over the posted speed limit. Witness and first responder Christopher Martinez … [Read more...]
