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Pablo on Parade
Celebrating Pablo Neruda in poetry, music and dance
Susan F. Edwards
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Starving Our Musicians
An endowment would keep Florida Orchestra off life support
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Not Your Dad’s Mom-and-Pop’s Ethnic Eatery
adds dash of culinary expertise to Armenia’s melting pot
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Burying the Past, Looting the Future
Preserving Treasure Island’s unique motels could spur “retro-tourism”
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Making Ybor in Tolstoy’s Image
Anna missed on history, hit with Pulitzer
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Zen Den
Seeking enlightenment in Carrollwood
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Blue Period Looming?
Bleu Acier and Erika Greenberg Schneider could make mark on Tampa’s artistic landscape
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On Course, and Off
Unanimity on landmarking golf course, but not beyond
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People or Property?
Grand redevelopment plans too often focus on the land, not the poor people who live there.
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Best Bud
Art sale and auction to help defray medical costs of standout photographer Bud Lee
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Stitch in Time
Quilts preserve a family’s past, and past family
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Satirically sane
In praise of Tom Tomorrow, and a new fiction contest
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What’s Truth Got To Do With It?
Fiction and journalism mix it up
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Putting the Past in Front of Us
Remnants of Dobyville hold truth for Tampa
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Can’t Go Home Again
Hometown architect Ken Garcia isn’t a slave to the past
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It Takes a Village
Heritage Village’s history lessons are easy to take
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Fear of a fine hat
Mastering uncommon millinery
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Fleeced Navidad
Say bye-bye to Buy! Buy! on Buy Nothing Day
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A Tale of Two Cities
Why St. Petersburg’s downtown beats Tampa’s
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Starving Picasso’s Giraffe
Putting art on a diet of worms is penny-wise and pound foolish