Tuesday, November 21, 2023

Shopapalooza


Shopapalooza is back and it’s bigger than ever.

The annual festival over Small Business Saturday weekend - it’s a two-day extravaganza spanning Saturday and Sunday- returns to downtown St. Petersburg’s waterfront Vinoy Park on November 25th and 26th with an all-time high of 365 vendors.


Monday, November 20, 2023

Join BADD SquaDD for our LAST Books & Breakfast of 2023


Ron DeSantis WILL NOT CONDEMN Elon Musk's antisemitic conspiracy theory


Ybor Life

7th Ave

Tampa parents of special needs kids upset about new school policy


Bad Santa Holiday Fundraiser at the Reservoir Bar


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Ybor Paparazzi

Wu-Tang and Carlos

Supreme Court Delivers Crushing Blow To Ron DeSantis


What Stogie Had For Lunch

Best Pizza in Ybor
NY, NY Pizza - Ybor City

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Ybor Life

7th Ave

Saturday, November 18, 2023

"Satisfaction" Rolling Stones Cover by Cassie Jean and the Fireflies


Tampa Hoods

Downtown

Ybor City Night Walk


Companies with net-zero goals lobby against climate policy: analysis


Many major U.S. corporations are lobbying against policies that would mitigate climate change despite having promised to cut their own emissions, according to a new report.

A report from the group InfluenceMap found 58 percent of companies set concrete climate targets that were contradicted by their own lobbying.


'Sleep-out' event in Hillsborough County brings awareness to youth homelessness


Hillsborough County leaders say that 4,265 students in the county are experiencing some form of homelessness. That’s why Friday night, dozens of participants set up for a 12-hour sleep-out event on the county’s Children’s Services Campus. The event, called Camp Street Lights, was meant to bring awareness to youth homelessness and to let families who need help know that resources are available.....Read More

Thursday, November 16, 2023

Students for Justice in Palestine becomes flashpoint in college antisemitism, free speech debate


College group Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is at the center of a hurricane over its responses to the Israel-Hamas conflict, banned and chastised at universities across the country after its statements and protests have drawn accusations of antisemitism.....Read More

Monday, November 13, 2023

FED UP Suburban Women STICK THE DAGGER in NASTY GOP Plans, GOP PISSED


Tampa Life

Riverwalk

Third Republican Debate Was A Ratings Disaster


Broadband subsidy program that millions use will expire next year if Congress doesn’t act


One of the features that President Joe Biden cited in his plan to bring internet to every home and business in the United States by 2030 was affordability. But an important federal program established to keep broadband costs down for low-income households is set to expire next year.

The Affordable Connectivity Program has not reached everyone who is eligible. According to an Associated Press analysis of enrollment and census data, less than than 40% of eligible households have utilized the program, which provides monthly subsidies of $30, and in some cases, up to $75, to help pay for internet connections.


Tampa Bay Water considers restrictions due to drought


Leaders with Tampa Bay Water are talking about new restrictions Monday. Portions of the area are dealing with the worst drought conditions in decades. TBW covers Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties.....Read More

Trump’s battle in New York turns increasingly personal


Former President Trump’s civil trial over his business practices in New York City, where he built his business brand and won international fame, seems to have struck a nerve.

Trump, the front-runner for the GOP’s presidential nomination next year, is facing charges in Washington, D.C., for his attempts to remain in power after losing the 2020 election; in Georgia for attempting to overturn the state’s 2020 election results; in New York for an alleged hush money scheme to keep an affair quiet; and in Florida for his retention and handling of classified materials after leaving the White House.


Where to see free outdoor films this holiday season around Tampa


We love catching classic films under the stars. Some of the most beautiful waterfront venues in the city are going all out bringing joy and cheer to residents and visitors. Here are the outdoor film screenings you can’t miss this November and December.....Read More

Florida students' ACT scores among nation's worst


Florida had some of the worst ACT scores in the nation this year. Nationally, the class of 2023 had the worst ACT performance in more than three decades, according to newly released data from the nonprofit that administers the college admissions test, Axios' April Rubin reports.....Read More