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Walking the literal red line in St. Petersburg’s structural racism study
City Wilds.
Home Feature Follows
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Frontier contractors spill over 500,000 gallons of reclaimed water in Pinellas County over last month
The six January spills put together totaled 507,635 gallons.
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St. Petersburg art supply hub Artissin at risk of closure, requests mutual aid
If you love local murals, then you probably want to pitch in.
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Q&A: Alice Cooper talks Ronnie Spector, corporate rock, and hatred of politics ahead of Clearwater show
The shock rock legend returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall on Feb. 7.
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Good guys don’t ban books, but you only know that if you read books
Informed Dissent.
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James Beard-nominated chef Ferrell Alvarez will open new Asian concept ‘Dang Dude’ next month in Tampa’s Sparkman Wharf
The gluten-friendly concept is moving into the container once home to 7th & Grove and BT.
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Small, historically Black Florida town will lose Black congressman under DeSantis redistricting plan
“It is evident that DeSantis is trying to restrict minority representation, specifically African American voters,” Lawson said.
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FDOT destroyed Tampa’s historic Lamar House in a matter of hours
FDOT destroyed the building, even though their nearby interstate project doesn’t require it, advocates say.
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St. Pete poke bowl favorite Pacific Counter is opening in downtown Tampa this summer
The third location, currently in design stages, is set to open this summer.
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Here’s where to find a cold weather shelter in Tampa Bay this weekend
Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco county are partnering with local organizations to provide shelter for people most vulnerable to the cold temperatures.
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Florida court sides with hospital for refusing to treat patient with ivermectin
The Tallahassee-based appeals court made the decision Jan. 14 but did not explain its reasons until Thursday.
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Dade City’s Kumquat Festival highlights the small, seasonal citrus fruit this weekend
Kumquats have grown in Pasco County since the late 1800s.
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Dave Bautista’s Tampa tattoo shop, DC Society Ink, is now open
DC Society Ink opened Monday, Jan. 17
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Diplo and Dillon Francis lead Sunset Music Festival’s highly-anticipated phase one lineup
This year’s festival will be at Raymond James Stadium on Memorial Day weekend, May 27-29.
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Review: Michael Bolton’s luxurious locks didn’t last forever, but his Clearwater concert proved that his voice carries on
Michael Bolton leans on covers and crowd conversations during short set at the Cap.
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New two-dimensional 2D Café opens this spring at St. Pete’s old swah-rey bakery
This playful fast-casual spot is slated to open in a few months.
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Tampa Bay Jewish Food Festival returns to Clearwater next month, with NYC’s best exports in tow
Junior’s cheesecakes, Green’s Bakery and Carnegie Deli are all on the menu, and you must order by Jan. 31.
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The Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival returns to St. Petersburg next month
Enter the cook-off for your chance to be crowned the collard king.
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Tampa homes are overvalued by 40 percent, says study
In total, Florida had seven metros fall within the top 33 most inflated.
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Popular Los Angeles-based salad chain Sweetgreen coming to St. Petersburg
Central Avenue will be the home of this new healthy fast-casual spot.