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St. Pete’s famous Biff Burger is closed, and everything’s for sale at auction next week
The joint has been open since 1956 and it was the last Biff Burger in the U.S.
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St. Pete’s Inclusivitea shop hosts ‘Project Condom’ art show this weekend
Metro Inclusive Health melds fashion and sexual health education to honor World AIDS day.
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New wave icon Tears For Fears books 2022 Tampa concert
Garbage opens the February show at MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre.
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Encore performances of Tampa Jobsite Theater’s ‘Shockheaded Peter’ are on now through next weekend
The award-winning production runs through Dec. 4 at Straz Center.
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Tampa Bay’s Gay Commie Skate Crew hosts warm clothing donation drive this Saturday
There will also be an ugly sweater contest at the event, and of course, skating.
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Russian restaurant Babushka’s opens new location in South Tampa early next month
Early December is the launch for the spot taking over the old Boca.
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40 states weigh in on Florida transgender school bathroom lawsuit
“The board’s policy needlessly denies Adams something most people take for granted: the ability to use a public restroom consistent with one’s lived experience of one’s own gender,” the brief said.
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Amid ‘labor shortage,’ Tampa’s Chop Chop Shop tests four-day, 40-hour work week for staff
One cook said, ‘It’s made my home life better. I’ve actually been able to start to look for a hobby again.’
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Florida Gov. DeSantis says paying $450K to immigrant families still separated at border a ‘slap in the face’
“It’ll especially be a slap in the face to people that have immigrated legally to this country,” DeSantis adds.
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Feds file complaint after Florida punishes school boards for ignoring mask mandate
“We believe Florida’s actions have violated federal law by reducing state funds based on the receipt by districts of federal funds,” the federal department wrote.
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Florida sues Biden administration over COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors
DeSantis said the vaccination requirement for federal contractors will hurt Florida’s economy and continue an expansion of federal authority.
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‘Christmas Town’ starts next month at Busch Gardens Tampa
Totally skipping over Thanksgiving, folks.
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St. Pete psych-rock favorite The Venus returns to live stage with new lineup
The Nov. 5 show at The Bends is free to attend.
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Big Baby Scumbag leads stacked undercard for next week’s Freddie Gibbs Tampa concert
Cheeks Bossman, Gat$, Sam E. Hues, Junkyard and Sunny Fritz join the party, too.
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Tampa’s Adventure Island to launch two new water slides in spring 2022
And the park’s open year round now.
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Candy corn Jai Alai is coming to Cigar City’s Tampa taproom
Peanut butter marshmallow Maduro is among the many Halloween-centric twists on CCB beer.
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Alice Cooper and Ace Frehley give Tampa fans an early Halloween treat
Ace’s old friends in Kiss were just in Tampa this weekend.
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Plant City’s St. Martin Farms is home to one of the ‘Great Farmer’s Markets Of Tampa Bay’
A new column will explore the best Tampa Bay has to offer.
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Willa’s makes for the happiest of meals in Tampa’s North Hyde Park
Eating really good in the neighborhood.
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Former NBA legend Tracy McGrady opening new Lakeland restaurant
“This is more than just a restaurant to me, this is a legacy,” explained McGrady.
