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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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‘We’re utilizing our resources’: Florida Gov. DeSantis enlists prison labor to help with Hurricane Helene debris
“We’ve got low-security inmates that are out there who do normal prison labor…”
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Over 16,000 properties in Pinellas County are uninhabitable following Hurricane Helene
“This is weeks, not days, and it’s going to require the efforts of so many in order to help our residents regain their life.”
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Ybor City breweries are collecting Hurricane Helene relief supplies this weekend
Sky Puppy and BarrieHaus will deliver to Treasure Island, Gulfport and Snell Island next week.
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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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City of Tampa offering free food, restrooms, showers, ice and laundry at two locations
It’s not the only place in Tampa where folks can get free food.
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St. Pete’s Little Bayou, mangroves, and the ‘Howdy Doody’ roots of our current catastrophe
Amidst our hubris and our hurt, we overlook the fundamental truth that we have engineered these conditions.
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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 wake of Hurricane Helene, even Rick Scott says climate is ‘clearly changing’
Florida’s former governor told reporters, ‘we’ve got to figure this out.’
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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.
