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TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?The parent company of Outback Steakhouse announced that they have closed multiple underperforming restaurants across the country.According to CNN, Bloomin Brands, based out of Tampa, said the closures impacted 33 of the 41 restaurants on Feb. 23, including Carrabba s Italian Grill and Bonefish Grill, but Outback was hit the hardest. A spokesperson from the company said cl stanley website osing restaurants is never easy. This was a business decision that has no reflection on the staff or their service, the spokesperson said. Many team members will have the opportunity to transfer to open positions at another restaurant. Employees who don t have the opportunity to transfer, however, will receive severance, they said. Latest Hillsborough County News from ABC Action News Husband, wife dead in murder- stanley cup website suicide case: HCSO Brian McBride stanley cup Waffle House shooting death sparks HCSO investigation Brian McBride Community steps in to help Plant City mom of 14 kids with home repairs Mary OConnell Sjlp Reading mentors needed as fewer students reading at grade level in Polk County
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla- 鈥?An osprey chick is safe and sound thanks to a couple of Eckerd college students who acted fast to save it from the highway.Thomas works with a wildlife rescue. So she cups stanley s been keeping stanley tumbler an eye on an osprey nest on top of the I-275 exit sign in Saint Pete.This week she says the stanley cup nest collapsed leaving the chick stuck on the side of the busy road! Thomas says she called the police to block off the highway but she and her classmates beat officers there.Thomas took the chick to a seaside sea-bird sanctuary in Indian shores. And fortunately, it was okay just a little dehydrated. Thomas says the chick will be re-nested with a foster family on Friday.She also wants people to know if you spot a bird in need of help call a wildlife rescue.An injured baby bird that we first told you about last night at 11 -- is in a new home! The osprey fell onto i-275 in Saint Pete after its nest on top of an exit sign collapsed.A group of Eckerd college students rescued it. Now one of those students tells us they ve re-nested the chick in Dunedin. A construction company set them up with a bucket truck so they could reach the surrogate nest.A local bird rescue group will monitor the chick s recovery.