Tampa, FL -- The Health Advisory issued for Ben T. Davis Beach on Sept. 29 as a precautionary measure due to a sewage line break in the area has been lifted.

According to the Hillsborough County Health Department, initial and follow-up testing has been satisfactory based on the marine water bacterial indicator results as recommended by the EPA.

Department of Health's Beach Water Quality website.

Customers of South Tampa Walgreens and other stores around the Tampa Bay area came together to raise $223,000 for the Moffitt Cancer Center.

Moffitt Cancer Center and Walgreens, raised the money through the "Make A Difference" campaign.

Walgreens customers bought $1 and $5 "Make A Difference" circles in stores to benefit diversity research programs at Moffitt. The campaign took place in nearly 300 stores throughout the West Coast of Florida and in south Georgia during June.

"We (Moffitt Diversity) were losing some of our funding for a couple of outreach programs for certain communities. We were going to have to cut programs," B. Lee Green, Ph.D., the vice president of Moffitt Diversity said in a release. "When I shared that story with the executives at Walgreens, the first thing out of their mouths was 'We can help you with that'. So, we went from thinking we weren't going to have enough funding to having an abundance of funding where we could actually triple the amount of work we do in the community because of this partnership."

It's a good work out for a good cause.

St. Joseph's Women's Hospital is sponsoring Yoga for Breast Cancer: "Karma in the Courtyard," at the hospital, right behind the Medical Arts Building.

This is an opportunity for women who are going through cancer treatment to meet others like them and work on the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of healing.