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Republican Party of Florida drops ‘Deport Depot’ merch after Home Depot steps in
Talk about tools.
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Cake it easy this weekend at the Morean Clay Center’s Great St. Pete Cupcake Contest
It’s a fun-fetti day
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Immigrants at Everglades detention facility face ‘grave harm’ if courts don’t intervene to ensure adequate access to legal representation, ACLU tells judge
The hearing addressed issues including allegations that detainees lack the ability to meet privately with their attorneys in person or online, as required by law
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Federal judges reject argument that Tampa Bay’s Senate District 16 was racially gerrymandered
Plaintiffs contended that the lines have reduced the influence of Black voters in Pinellas County’s neighboring Senate District 18.
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Green Bench Brewing Co. hosts a dog show in St. Pete next week
Who’s a good doggie? We’ll find out.
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Coffee Concrete opens in St. Pete Warehouse District as Sugar Baby Coffee temporarily closes in Seminole
When one caffeinated door closes, another one opens.
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South Tampa country bar Sunset Rodeo offers live music, crazy food at the old Bar Hwrd
Two words: glizzy tower.
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Recently-converted Democrat David Jolly among those coming to Tampa town hall on immigration
The candidate for governor is at the Cuban Club on Tuesday.
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Tampa Monitor: Naya Young’s knowledge of CBAs was the highlight of the HCDBC candidate forum
Young’s energy and general command of the room was obvious.
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Salty Nun, St. Pete’s unofficial lesbian bar, closes tomorrow
Its sister, Stella’s, is still open in Gulfport.
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Tampa Bay’s best live music happening August 15-21
Including Aaron Irwin Trio, Ednita Nazario, Grumptronix and more.
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Everglazed Donuts opens third location in Carrollwood
The chain is Florida “born and glazed.”
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Shine’s 2025 focus on regional artists is a move towards community building
‘Local art does not mean less-than art,’ Executive Director Helen French told CL.
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Aaron Irwin Trio, which includes includes guitarist Mike Baggetta, brings adventurous jazz to Tampa
Arenas Lasky & Nash open the hyper-intimate gig.
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Nobody would dream of drinking Mirror Lake’s waters, but it was actually St. Petersburg’s first municipal water supply
Still, despite the litter, Mirror Lake is, water quality-wise, one of the cleanest urban lakes in St. Pete.
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Florida DOGE’s St. Pete audit starts with protests
State CFO said the audit was about high property taxes. Protesters said that was a lie.
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FWC approves Florida’s first bear hunt season in 10 years
It starts in December.
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Look hard and you’ll find the light on nihilistic new album from Tampa band Choking on the Revelry
Jeff Brawer & co. release the album this weekend at New World Tampa.
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St. Pete Arts Alliance launches local artist grant for Performing Arts Month in September
New Tampa Performing Arts Center celebrates with annual festival.
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St. Pete residents rally to ‘Save Our Street Murals’ before City Council meeting
The gathering is on Thursday, Aug. 14.