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Friday, December 10, 2021
Thursday, December 9, 2021
Joe and Son’s Olive Oils - Tampa
Joe and Son’s Olive Oils celebrated their 10-Year Anniversary with a Ribbon Cutting at their South Tampa location. They are a fourth-generation family business that started with Joe Messina who emigrated from Sicily to Ybor City and opened up a gourmet grocery store in 1938. He wanted to provide the community with quality foods, and Andrea Messina, the current owner, is proud to be continuing her great-grandfather’s tradition. Joe and Son’s Olive Oils sells over 60 different varieties of olive oils and aged balsamic vinegars. What makes their business so fascinating is the flavor and aromas their items provide. The significance behind Joe and Son’s Olive Oils is that they give customers a new experience by combining these specialties to “inspire your creativity within the kitchen.”
Ron DeSantis' Autocratic Aspirations
The governor is a leader in GOP efforts to create environments conducive to authoritarianism, from opposing Covid vaccination mandates to critical race theory fearmongering. here
Publix heiress played a strong role in financing Jan. 6 capital riot
The lack of fanfare was typical of Julie Fancelli, the 72-year-old daughter of the founder of the Publix grocery store chain. Even as she has given millions to charity through a family foundation, Fancelli has lived a private life, splitting time between her homes in Florida and Italy, and doting on her grandchildren, according to family members and friends. here
Wednesday, December 8, 2021
New Bloody Nose Amtrak in Tampa
REMEMBER WHEN RICK SCOTT
TURNED DOWN $2 billion
in federal money to build a high speed line between Tampa and Orlando?
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Florida Voting Limits!
17 Democratic state attorneys general have thrown their weight behind court challenges aimed at Florida’s restrictive, GOP-crafted voting law, saying the measure threatens to suppress the vote of minorities. here
Hillsborough County’s Community Land Trust
There has been a major push from the faith community and other community activist groups to whittle away at Hillsborough County’s affordable housing crisis that began even before the COVID-19 pandemic and recent skyrocketing rents. here
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