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St. Pete Ferments owner Sarah Arrazola talks Florida flora, ‘slow food’ and new retail storefront
The fermentation-forward brick and mortar soft opened in August.
Home Feature Follows
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Tampa’s Magnanimous Brewing celebrates fourth anniversary with four days of special beer, food and music
The festivities kick off Thursday and include a heavy-metal Saturday concert.
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There’s a GoFundMe to help beloved community hub Indian Shores Coffee reopen after Hurricane Helene
The shop at 19221 Gulf Blvd. is much more than another place to get coffee.
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Florida’s voter registration deadline is on October 7
On the line are abortion rights, recreational weed, plus the fates of congresspeople, state attorneys, judges, school board runoffs, taxes and more
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Nashville’s Hello In There Foundation will match donations to Gulfport hurricane relief efforts
Collections run through Tuesday Oct. 8.
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St. Pete Free Clinic is offering free groceries for victims of Hurricane Helene
It’s not the only place offering food in Pinellas.
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Tampa, St. Pete, both offering free laundry service in the wake of Hurricane Helene
Having clean clothes and linens is one of the most overlooked parts of recovering from a disaster.
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Mema’s Alaskan Tacos officially reopens in Ybor City on Thursday
All the favorites will be on the menu.
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Tampa restaurants are distributing free, fresh meals for anyone displaced by Hurricane Helene
The meals will be doled out at various locations Monday-Friday, Sept. 30-Oct. 4.
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In the aftermath of Helene, a Tampa Bay group gathers supplies to donate to those in need
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief collects supplies Saturday from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. at Waters Avenue Church.
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Tampa Mayor Jane Castor says National Guard has been activated to help with water rescues
Officials are encouraging people to stay off the roads and at home if they can.
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Over 1 million Florida residents left without power following Hurricane Helene
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis promised linemen would be in the field restoring power “probably as soon as there’s light out.”
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Hurricane Helene now a ‘very dangerous’ Category 3 storm as it barrels towards Florida
Helene is now moving quickly at 23 mph and is considered a “very dangerous and large hurricane” that will likely reach Category 4 status.
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‘You cannot survive that’: Florida official warns of danger from approaching Hurricane Helene
DeSantis warned residents that time was running out to evacuate.
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Where to find free sandbags around Tampa Bay
Here’s where to find free sandbag locations around the Pinellas and Hillsborough counties.
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Goody Goody will close this month in South Tampa
You’ll still be able to get the Goody stuff at Tampa International Airport and Columbia Cafe.
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Busch Gardens Tampa Bay needs help naming newborn southern white rhino
The poll is now open and will close on Sept. 28.
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Tropical disturbance in Gulf has 90 percent chance of development this week, says forecasters
“Now is a great time to review your hurricane plans and check your hurricane supplies.”
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Don’t fire the cannons, check the sewers
The Bucs laid an absolute fat dump of a game.
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‘Dangerous and xenophobic’: Florida’s Haitian lawmakers denounce false pet-eating allegations from Trump campaign
“When you start talking about low IQs and genetic inferiority, what you’re really doing is blowing the whistle to call out white supremacy organizations to become active and engage.”