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Greenlane brings tight end-worthy fast food to Wesley Chapel
It’s got opening day deals and a new spring menu today.
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Cinnaholic brings vegan sweets to St. Pete
The loaded vegan cinnamon rolls got a boost from ‘Shark Tank.’
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Providence rock and roll legend Deer Tick will play St. Pete this fall
A new album is due in June.
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Pinellas County’s municipal elections are today—here’s who’s running for council in Gulfport
Ward I candidates are Jennifer Daunch and Joe Guenther. Ward III sees a race between Jennifer Webb and Keri Nelson.
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In ‘Anywhere Else,’ St. Pete author Rachel Knox complicates Florida’s clichés
Her debut essay collection dodges punchlines and delivers a kind of orb weaver’s web of observations about the Sunshine State.
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Tampa Shuffle founders discuss what it’s like to mark eight years of community building
The venue kicks its anniversary weekend off this Friday.
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Photos: Ybor City packs Crowbar for International Women’s Day concert
Eemmyy curated a show that included Ari Chi, Shevonne, and more.
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Meet three Pinellas Democrats hoping to unseat Rep. Anna Paulina Luna
Earle Ford, Leela Gray, and Brandt Robinson will be joined on Tuesday by more candidates in the primary.
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Pinellas congressional candidate Brandt Robinson says he’ll use ICE funds to hire and train more teachers
Robinson also believes the U.S. needs a new Voting Rights Act.
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Army vet and Pinellas Congressional candidate Earle Forde says trickle-down economics is a ‘hoax’
But he’s not thinking about Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, and instead ‘laser-focused’ on voters.
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Tampa’s Food from the Soul Festival returns to Carrollwood this month
Nearly a dozen vendors are already confirmed, with more on the way.
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Despite ‘escape clause’ concerns, lawmakers’ budgets defund ‘Florida Forever’ in favor of rural lands program
Florida Tax Watch says an ‘escape clause’ allows landowners to develop protected land.
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St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch comes out against anti-DEI bills
House Bill 1001 and Senate Bill 1134 ban counties and municipalities from funding and promoting anything relating to DEI.
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Tampa will once again dye the Hillsborough River green, despite concerns from environmentalists
Tampa’s annual River O’Green Fest returns Saturday, March 14, but not everyone is looking forward to it.
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Reggae Rise Up brings four-day, heady, spring break to St. Pete
Sublime, 311, De al Soul and more are at Vinoy Park March 12-15.
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Charley Crockett, country star unafraid to criticize MAGA, plays Tampa on Tuesday
Life’s a casino, and he’s at the Hard Rock.
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All-star Women’s Day concert comes to Ybor City this weekend
Curated by Betty Dawl, the lineup includes Purple Gurl guitarist and drummer Shevonne and Natalie Depergola.
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Tampa Jazz Club gets Billy Joel horn player Carl Fischer for Sunday matinee
He also spent more than a dozen years playing with famed horn player Maynard Ferguson.