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Twelve years after opening, Cycle Brewing is closing its downtown St. Pete taproom
The ride isn’t over though. St. Pete’s oldest craft brewer will still make beer.
Home Feature Follows
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Tampa Monitor: Reallocation of $18 million in CRA funds among topics for councilmembers this week
‘Decorum and efficiency’ will also be addressed along with rezoning items.
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Florida state parks, open carry, child labor, and more winners and losers from the 2025 legislative session
Sovereign immunity was a no-go, too.
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Oracle of Ybor: What you hear in your friend’s voice might not be depression but defeat
Respectfully, mind your own goddamn business.
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Starbucks workers speak up for coworker in Clearwater allegedly fired over union activity
The company told CL that no employee ‘has been or will be disciplined or separated for supporting, organizing, or otherwise engaging in lawful union activity.’
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It’s a sad anniversary for fans of Creative Loafing’s crossword, but the spirit of Merl Reagle lives on
‘Language,’ he said, “is a playground that never ends.’
Posted inMusic
Tampa Bay’s best live music and concerts happening May 1-8
Including Cynthia Erivo, Country Thunder, Tall Juan and more.
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Interview: Ahead of Clearwater show, Noah Reid talks songwriting, acting, and blending the two
One of ‘The Best’ plays the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre next Thursday.
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Tampa Bay activists honor 1937 Antifascist Women’s March in Ybor City this week
More than 5,000 women—mostly working class Latinas—united on May 6, 1937 to protest facism spreading in Spain and around the world.
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Watch this barefoot Florida man capture a seven-foot alligator with a trash can
Alligator mating season starts in May.
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Aldi converted from Winn-Dixie opens this week in South Tampa’s Hyde Park neighborhood
A St. Pete conversion is under construction.
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Tampa Monitor: New Council Chair, Hope Shelter, on tap for Thursday council meeting
The draft agenda has 75 items, 62 which require a vote.
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Tampa Christian school’s pregame prayer fight heads to the US Supreme Court
Cambridge Christian School will ask the Supreme Court to overturn a decision last year by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that sided with the FHSAA.
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Cheeky’s Fish & Raw Bar opens next week in St. Pete
The menu will feature fresh seafood from local and Gulf waters, including oysters from Florida and the East Coast, Maine lobster rolls, New Orleans-style po-boys and more.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
The Bucs had a fine draft despite the weird start
Fans should feel good about their standing in the NFC South
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Tampa Monitor: City Council hears report on developing in city’s ‘Coastal High Hazard Area’
Unspent FY24 funds were discussed in the workshop, too.
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The kids ain’t all right; the kids are scared—and furious
Columnist Diane Roberts says, ‘Nobody wants your feeble prayers.’
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Tarpon Springs Book Festival among indie bookstore celebrations across Tampa Bay
There are a bunch of indie bookstores in the Bay area, and many celebrate the holiday this weekend.
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‘Nothing official yet’: Former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn responds to reports he’s running for a third term
The worst kept secret in Tampa politics finally got some air.
Posted inMusic
Scottish rock band Franz Ferdinand will make Tampa debut this fall
Take me out.
