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Review: In downtown Clearwater, Jon Anderson lets rock academy shine during nearly three-hour set
Thank God. *ahem* Thank Jon.
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Tampa leaders, former mayor, decry ‘unprecedented’ friction between Castor and city council
‘I have been covering Tampa politics for 40 years and have never seen anything like what is going on at City Hall these days.’
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Noble Rice in downtown Tampa, Cafe Clementine heads to St. Pete’s MFA, and more Tampa Bay foodie news
Get your hands on a Plant City beer that supports Ukraine, too.
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Plant City’s Keel Farms joins global effort to brew limited-edition beer in support of Ukraine
‘Resolve’ will be available today, tomorrow and next Saturday, April 16 during Tampa Bay Blueberry Festival.
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28 live music events happening in Tampa Bay this weekend
Some of the shows are free, too.
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Ten years after the debut of St. Pete punk band Wolf-Face, Michael J. Wolf is still a son of a bitch
The band plays a free anniversary show at Daddy Kool Records on Friday.
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Tampa City Councilwoman Lynn Hurtak, a progressive from a working class family, says she’ll listen to the community
The councilwoman, sworn in to council today, represents all of Tampa in the District 3 at-large seat.
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Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, a councilman, and the media clash over transparency at press conference
The conference occurred as tensions rise between the administration and city council.
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Applications are now open for Girls Rock Camp St. Pete 2022
Camp runs from July 18-22 at Allendale United Methodist Church.
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Tampa native Lynn Hurtak named to vacant city council seat in 4-2 vote
Hurtak served on the variance board, as well as the Tampa Charter Review Commission.
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Health supermarket Earth Fare reopens its Oldsmar location this week
The first 200 customers in line will receive a mystery gift card with values up to $500.
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Fundraiser created for family of Tampa girl who was hit by a stray bullet in Robles Park
‘I want to show her that there are other people in this world who love her back.’
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Here are the 23 people who are vying for Tampa’s vacant City Council seat
The candidates are set to be interviewed by council on Tuesday, April 5.
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Tampa witnessed a 32 percent increase in home prices last month, the third highest in nation, says report
The current median home listing price in the city is $399,000, the study says.
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Clearwater Marine Aquarium plans to turn Winter’s old habitat into new manatee rescue and rehab center
CMA is currently raising funds to build a new $10 million manatee hospital in the late ‘Dolphin Tale’ star’s spot.
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St. Pete finally gets a Portillo’s, Philfest comes to Tampa, and more Tampa Bay foodie news
Tickets for Philfest 2022 cost $8 at the door—and it’s happening rain or shine.
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St. Petersburg’s first Portillo’s finally opens next week
You can get your Chicago hotdog and roast beef sammy fix starting on Tuesday, April 5—but beware of those grand opening lines.
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St. Pete’s Frog Pond re-opens next week under original management
Under the leadership of longtime manager and co-owner Joshua Garcia, this popular breakfast joint finally opens its doors once again.
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Tampa Bay rapper Rod Wave will give away $25,000 of free gas in St. Pete next week
The free gas exchange happens at noon on Saturday, April 9.
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Bruce Arians’ abrupt retirement leaves Bucs fans with a lot of questions and not a lot of answers
We’ll see where things go from here.