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Sadly A Tampa mother was found dead. Pasco Sherifs office says Teneisha Griffis Body was was discovered near Lacoochee Claysink Road and State Road 575. They said Griffith was last seen driving a Nissan In South Tampa On March 19th. The Nissan is still Missing. Griffths mother spoke to the news and says the family became worried when they couldn't get ahold of her. Her kids were trying to call her but she was not aswering. Police need our help finding the vehicle the license plate #qsbe04

Air Fest is back this weekend at MacDill. There are no tickets needed - it's totally free. But if you're heading to MacDill for the first time there are some good things to know before you go! Any other tips you can think of we should share? Tweet @GenoRadio and I'll include yours too!

#10: Leave the cooler home.

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You can't bring it in unless it's for medical supplies or infant formula. You can bring snacks in though. On site they'll be selling burgers, hot dogs, sausage sandwiches, pizza, drinks and desserts.

#9: Find a buddy with a boat.

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If you can pull this off, this is the best way to watch! Just pay attention to the marked zones to avoid a costly ticket.

#8: Wear comfortable shoes.

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You're going to do a lot of walking. Probably a lot more than you'd anticipate.

#7: Early birds win.

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The line to get in is pretty legendary. Don't twist your neck trying to watch the jets fly by through your car windows. Gates open at 8am. Opening ceremonies start at noon. The Blue Angels fly at 3pm.

#6: Bike in!

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A super smart way to avoid the traffic. Get a little exercise and get in and out fast!

#5: Uber and Lyft are not the way to do it.

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While it's not forbidden, it's probably not a smart idea to use ride sharing apps since there is a limited number of entry and exit points.

#4: Hydrate!

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Bring lots of bottled water or just a container - there will be stations with chilled water. No alcohol is allowed in though. But you can buy it at AirFest. Beer prices range from $5 (16 oz.) to $8 (22 oz.).

#3: Pretend you're going to the beach.

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You think of it when you're headed to the beach, but bring all that stuff to the show... beach hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, a folding chair... the works! There is not much shade.

#2: Don't go crazy with big cameras.

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You're going to take a ton of photos. While you CAN bring a fancy camera with one of those big lens, large camera bags are not permitted.

#1: Save a trip back to the car... or worse back home.

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Forbidden items include anything that can be used as a weapon (obviously), laser pointers, drones, fireworks, pets, grills, glass, and as mentioned before, alcohol.

Listener tip: Protect those ears!

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From listener Rana: "If you are taking small children with you, take earplugs… years ago when my daughter was young , she cried it was so loud (it hurt her ears) and I had to leave."

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Shandra “Babs” Littleton is a member of the WiLD Squad. She’s originally from Detroit but has spent most of her “grown-up” life in Fort Myers, Florida where she graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University. Babs loves to write about everything from Tampa concerts, to WiLD murders that happened in Florida, and her favorite businesses.