The Ybor City Stogie

Thursday, August 23, 2018

Sky U. White Fan In Ybor

DEADLINE 8.28.18

The Mean Cafeteria Lady At University High School in Orange City, Florida

Florida continues to secure its ranking as the worst after a high school student was denied school lunch because she was short 15 cents.

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She puts her food on the tray, gets to the front, gives her number to the cashier, and she says, ‘Well, you owe 15 cents,’” The student said she didn’t have any money, so the cashier took her food.”

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To make matters worse? Not only did the worker allegedly take away the food from the hungry teen, the employee completely tossed it out, wasting a perfectly good meal. She went the rest of the day without anything to eat. here

Andrew Gillum is the most Progressive candidate for Governor in Florida’s history

Medicare for All

Increase Spending on Education

Marijuana Legalization

Fight For15
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ENDORSED BY BERNIE SANDERS
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Florida Progressives

DEADLINE 8.28.18

Ybor Paparazzi

Danny of Chillum

Inaugural Meeting of New LULAC Council in Pinellas

Our community has grown rapidly in the last year. The hurricane and human made disaster that followed caused an exodus of Puerto Ricans from the island. Thousands have settled in Pinellas County. Join Them here

Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Andrew Gillum Bring it Home Bus Tour Tampa Stop

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Jackson Heights

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Tampa Millennials Sky U. White Needs Your Vote

In the 2016 election, Bernie Sanders, a self-described Democratic Socialist, easily won the vote of that younger generation.

The Washington Post reported that just over 2 million people under the age of 30 voted for Sanders, who ran on a platform of healthcare for all and raising taxes on the wealthy, in all primaries and caucuses.

That’s more than all of Donald Trump’s and Hillary Clinton’s votes from that age group during the primaries and caucuses combined. source

Deadline 8.28.18

Cornering The Marijuana Market In Tampa

Remember this?
Hillsborough County Commissioners say they will only allow 13 dispensaries.

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"This all just seems like going to an extreme to the benefit of monopolies."
Commissioner Pat Kemp

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A growing number of commissioners are saying capping new businesses will protect patients and residents.

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Lobbyists for San Felasco Nurseries, one of the state's seven approved growers, huddled with several commissioners, including Stacy White, who had spearheaded the county's medical marijuana efforts, and Ken Hagan, who would ultimately request the re-vote.

"This is our community," said Commissioner Sandy Murman, one of several board members whose opinion has shifted since March. "And safety is first." here

"Ken Hagan, Stacy White, Sandy Murman, Commissioner Victor D. Crist, Al Higginbotham y’all need to take a deep look into your souls and speak among one another."
Chris Cano