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Oh, captain, my drunk captain
Gasparilla makes my timbers shiver, but not for the reason you’d think.
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We’re dreaming of a green Christmas
Sustainable gifts? Here are the best area nurseries for finding the perfect gift.
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Howl-O-Scream rewrites the rule book on how to scare
Tampa’s longtime Halloween destination ups its creep quotient to immerse patrons in fear.
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Three ways to love Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
After days with no power or water, we needed the magic of Disney as much as our children!
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City Wilds: A classic Florida storm story, c. 1542
No matter the century, storm stories always involve losing power.
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Holy shit, y’all: Stan Lee coming to Tampa for MegaCon
He’s coming to support Hurricane Irma efforts.
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Will Irma bring a second Hurricane of 1928 to Lake Okeechobee?
“It woke up old Okeechobee and the monster began to roll in his bed.” — Zora Neale Hurston
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Local wildlife sanctuary seeks worms, baby blankets ahead of storm
Worms, anyone? Seriously, they need your worms.
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How to watch the eclipse (without the special glasses)
Last minute eclipse prep — make the most of this once-or-twice-in-a-lifetime event.
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Adventures in Weekending: 10 things to do in South Pasadena this weekend
You don’t need to go to the beach to enjoy some quintessentially Florida fun.
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City Wilds: Paddling toward reparations
Booker Creek, a stadium nobody likes and a city’s unresolved conflicts.
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Road Trip: Swimming with sharks, flirting with sea lions and remembering Flagler’s railroad
This old-school roadside attraction embraces new thinking about sea life.
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Cuba Now: Why I approve of Trump’s restrictions
Tourists shouldn’t be giving their money to a government conglomerate.
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Cuba Now: Happily off the grid in Havana
A gorgeous city’s low-tech allure revives the forgotten joy of meandering.
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Get a load of what this 11-year-old is doing to help shelter animals
Ready to feel at least a little optimistic about the future?
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Road Trip: Winter Park’s Alfond Inn is both hotel and art museum
The Alfond is big on art — and on helping fund Rollins students’ educations.
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Lake to table: Catch your dinner on St. Pete lakes
No, it’s not tarpon fishing but it’s still fun. Get out there.
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Hurricane ’17: The monster next time
When Lake Okeechobee levees broke during the Hurricane of 1928, thousands died. The “new” dike is now more than 80 years old — and in dire need of repair.
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Acro-Cats, the world’s only all-cat band and circus will play Gulfport (because of course Gulfport)
So much for that no-pets rule in the Catherine Hickman Theater, right?
