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Susan Collins announces “no” vote on Trumpcare, effectively torpedoing the measure
Just a few days after John McCain did the same thing.
Kate Bradshaw
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Citing something called “conscience,” McCain’s opposition to Obamacare repeal could torpedo the bill
Nope, not tired of winning yet.
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Aaand they’re back: after weeks of relative quiet, the St. Pete mayor’s race appears to be on again
And Rick Baker has apparently rebranded.
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To offset Irma’s economic dead zone, St. Pete declares next week “Burg Buys Local Week”
Skip the mall next week. You can do it!
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Irmatics: Could Hurricane Irma impact political outcomes?
Some candidates seem to think so.
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Despite little-known challenger, Darden Rice kicks off reelection bid “with gusto”
The St. Pete City Council Chair said she won’t run like she’s unopposed.
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As Duke vows better hurricane readiness, a call for them to stop donating gobs of money to Florida pols
In other words, maybe don’t give untold amounts of money to politicians who will in turn not regulate you.
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Here’s an easy way to donate goods or cash to help Hurricane Irma recovery
Take ’em to the Goodwill kiosk at Amalie Arena this week.
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Testing suggests no post-Irma contamination at Florida Superfund sites
Well, that’s a relief.
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Believe it or not, environmental groups are not happy with Rick Scott’s post-Irma climate change comments
(That was sarcasm.)
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It looks like I-75 will stay open, after all
For those worried about the possibility that post-Irma flooding may cause the major artery to close.
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Fancy a cool stay-cation? Here are the hotels in Pinellas County that have reopened since Irma
And most of them have power.
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Did you stay or did you go?
Tampa Bay residents tell their Irma stories — whether they chilled out or fled.
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Power still out for millions across Florida as Irma aftermath continues
In St. Pete, officials pledge to restore power to all by Friday.
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Hillsborough officials: “The time is now” to wrap up Irma preparations, head for shelter
Sh*t’s about to get real.
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Petition asks Rick Scott to not subject Hurricane Irma evacuees to “immigration screenings”
Or, in other words, to not do what Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd is threatening to do to evacuees with warrants.
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The latest: Some mandatory evacuations in Pinellas; Hurricane Irma track still aimed at South Florida
Officials say by the time we know whether the storm will come to Pinellas, it will be too late for low-lying areas to evacuate.
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Kriseman, Buckhorn stress planning, schools to close and other signs of the Irma-pocalypse in Tampa Bay
Now if we could just know what the damn hurricane is going to do.
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It’s official: Bean, Driscoll head to November runoff
St. Petersburg City Council’s District 6 race officially gets narrowed down to two.
