SEPTEMBER 30, 2023 AT 4 PM – 1 AM
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Thursday, August 31, 2023
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X, formerly known as Twitter, will collect user biometric data, job and education history
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Student loan payments start soon: Everything you need to know
The student loan payment pause is coming to an end on Friday, September 1.
This comes after the Supreme Court ruled back in June that President Biden did not have the authority to cancel student loan debt. The federal pause on payments then had 60 days to come to an end.
During the pause, payments weren’t required and interest didn’t accumulate for borrowers. Interest will begin accruing on Friday for the first time since March 2020, and payments will resume in October for borrowers across the country.
More Info HERE
What Stogie Had For Lunch
Stewed Chicken
With Beans, Rice and Cabbage
$6.49 Lunch Special
Hines Caribbean Cuisine
3313 N. Nebraska Ave, Ybor Heights
Tampa's Best Jamaican Food!
Florida Medicare for All Town Hall w/ Rep. Maxwell Frost
More than 2.5 million Floridians do not have any health insurance. In addition to this, between April and July of 2023, over 400,000 were disenrolled from Medicaid. Co-pays, deductibles, cumbersome pre-authorizations and other unnecessary barriers prevent Floridians from receiving the care they need. In addition, the status quo of U.S. healthcare is too expensive and inefficient.
It is past time to demand Medicare for All!
Medicare for All will cover all medically appropriate care including dental, vision, reproductive care, long-term care, prescription drugs and more, with no out-of-pocket costs.
Please join Congressman Maxwell Frost and a panel of statewide experts for an important state-wide virtual Medicare for All townhall.
We will discuss how Florida residents can support one another through this still ongoing healthcare crisis and ways that we can get involved locally to build support for Medicare for All, including how to pass city and county council resolutions.
What is the role of gun laws in the hate-fueled Jacksonville shooting?
The shooter in the mass killing last Saturday in Jacksonville had written racist, hate-filled manifestos. A gun safety group is making the link between easy access to guns in the U.S. and violent hate crimes. Kelly Drane is research director at GIFFORDS and spoke with Sean Kinane this week on WMNF’s Tuesday Café.
Listen to the full show HERE
New program helps families get hearing aids for kids
Photo by: WFTS
A new program from the Florida Department of Health and the Sertoma Speech and Hearing Foundation can cover most of the cost of hearing aids for children 18 years old or younger in families in financial need.....MORE
Marijuana rescheduling takes a step forward
The Department of Health and Human Services has sent off its recommendation on rescheduling marijuana to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), advancing a Biden administration effort to cut down on weed-related convictions.....MORE
Wednesday, August 30, 2023
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Tuesday, August 29, 2023
Canada warns travelers to US about anti-LGBTQ laws
Canada is warning LGBTQ travelers visiting the U.S. that they may face discrimination and possible harassment because of dozens of recently passed state laws that target LGBTQ people.....MORE
Halloween in Tampa: spooky trails, haunted houses, concerts, pumpkin patches and more
Tampa is one of the best cities in America to celebrate Halloween. There are tons of fall festivals to enjoy in the city, and we now have a list of the spooky, scary, and fun Halloween specific events happening around Tampa.....MORE
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Tampa’s biggest urban arts and crafts festival arrives at Perry Harvey Sr Park
Get ready to shop and celebrate all things local this October at Perry Harvey Sr Park. Your Tampa Markets hosts the Tampa Arts and Crafts Festival on October 28 and 29 in the beautiful park. Perry Harvey is brimming with vibrant, massive sculptures, public art, and a full history trail to enrich your visit to the green space.....MORE
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