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At St. Pete’s Lingr, balance and surprise are hallmarks of a revelatory meal from chef Jeffrey Jew
Evocative new restaurant from the Bravo and Food Network celebrity chef is a must-visit.
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Tampa Taco & Margarita Festival heads to the Raymond James Stadium next year
Mark your calendars for March 12.
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Urban Meyer’s firing puts the Bucs in prime position to lose their star offensive coordinator
Byron Leftwich was drafted by the Jaguars and is beloved in north Florida.
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HART says reinstallation of Tampa’s Metro Rapid bus seats has been delayed
Some stops that were formerly gutted had two seats reinstalled, with metal housings for the seats still empty. Other stops still had zero seats.
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Brooklyn’s Oddfellows Ice Cream Co. opens its first Florida location in South Tampa this week
Head to its grand opening on Thursday, Dec. 16 for some free scoops.
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Notoriously dry John’s Pass Village could soon allow open container drinking
The “wet zone” proposal still has to be voted in by the Madeira Beach city commissioners.
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St. Petersburg renters will present housing demands at final city council meeting of the year
‘The only way we’re going to see change in this city is if working people come together and make demands.’
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Dessert spot Peach Cobbler Factory will open first Florida location in Tampa next year
Tampa is among the 25 new locations opening soon.
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The plot against America is just getting started
Informed Dissent.
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Steel Pulse, Rebelution top St. Pete’ Reggae Rise Up 2022 lineup
Slightly Stoopid, Iration, Shaggy, Soja and more are also on the three-day lineup.
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Tim McGraw’s 2022 tour comes to Tampa this summer
Tickets to see him at the old Gary amp go on sale Dec. 17.
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Breshad Perriman made a house call, and the Bucs escaped with a victory
We knew it’d be close, but that was much closer than it should have been.
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Tampa’s Fun-Lan is closed, employees reminisce and wonder what’s next
The landmark was riddled with problems, but retained a certain Tampa charm.
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The Bills are good, but not good enough to beat these Buccaneers
Tampa Bay’s secondary might get beat up, but we win this one 34-31.
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Plant City Farm & Flea Market adds weekend hours to accommodate displaced Fun-Lan vendors
The market will offer ‘pay what you can’ prices to vendors from Fun-Lan after the drive-in and swap shop closed this week.
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DeVos family among top November donors to Florida Gov. DeSantis’ re-election PAC
The Friends of Ron DeSantis committee had about $66.7 million in cash on hand as of Nov. 30.
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Florida Gov. DeSantis’ budget would increase K-12 spending, but cut funding to state universities
The Florida Education Association teachers union criticized DeSantis’ proposal because it does not target money to raise salaries for veteran teachers.
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REO Speedwagon and Styx are coming to Tampa next summer
The band played MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre together in 2009 and 2017.
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Florida Gov Ron DeSantis pitches $99.7 billion ‘Freedom First’ budget
“This is a huge, huge budget. This is a huge deal,” DeSantis said during a news conference at the Capitol.
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Following record die-off, wildlife officials share unprecedented plan to feed Florida manatees
While federal officials have to share the scope of their feeding plan, they did remind the public that feeding wild manatees is illegal.