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  1. Erin Kimmerle digs for justice
    1 hour ago• Books
    Jason Byrd, left, helps University of South Florida assistant professor Erin Kimmerle and assistant professor Christian Wells remove remains from the cemetery at the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Marianna in 2013. Kimmerle's team found more than 50 graves, many of them unmarked. All but two of those buried there were children. [Times, 2013]
  2. Contemporary art meets surrealism at The Dalí in St. Petersburg
    1 hour ago• Visual Arts
    Blanca Landeros, 52, of Tampa looks at names and listens to descriptions of paintings in Yamandú Canosa's exhibition, "The Visit," at The Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg. It was Landeros' first time in a museum.
  3. Book Talk: Gary Mormino to speak on ‘Dreams in the New Century’
    1 hour ago• Books
    Historian Gary Mormino's new book is “Dreams in the New Century: Instant Cities, Shattered Hopes, and Florida’s Turning Point.”
  5. Jury finds man guilty of murder of rapper Nipsey Hussle
    Yesterday• Nation & World
    Defendant Eric Holder and his attorney Aaron Jansen, right, listen during opening statements in Holder's murder trial. Holder has been found guilty in the murder of Nipsey Hussle.
  6. Clearwater Marine Aquarium opens multi-faceted dolphin exhibit
    Yesterday• Things To Do
    Children visit with Hope at her home at the Ruth and J.O. Stone Dolphin Complex at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. This facility has opened an immersive exhibit called Dolphintopia that explores the science of dolphins and also their connection to humans throughout history.
  7. Florida college student tracking Elon Musk’s jet doesn’t plan to stop
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Jack Sweeney displays @elonjet on his phone on June 23, 2022 in Clermont, Fla.
  8. 14 events to help Tampa Bay students and parents for the next school year
    Yesterday• Things To Do
    Ayr’Reka’s Angels help students go back to school in style by offering free hair cuts and braids.
  9. Simple tips for staying in our Airbnb
    Yesterday• Opinion
    It's a quest. It's a quest for fun.
  10. Talking about honeybees, queens and who really rules the hive
    Yesterday• Florida
    Rein Verbeek, 55, of Dover, has been a beekeeper since 2014.
  11. Tampa Bay area pets available for adoption
    Yesterday• Pets
    Maggie and Yonny are two of many animals looking for "fur"ever homes.
  12. Marvel star Paul Bettany to appear at Tampa Bay Comic Convention
    Yesterday• Movies
    Paul Bettany, who plays Vision in the Marvel series of films, will make an appearance at Tampa Bay Comic Convention July 29-31.
  13. Top 15 events in Tampa Bay for the week of July 4-10
    Yesterday• Things To Do
    Stars from "RuPaul's Drag Race" season 14 make an appearance at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Sunday. (VH1)
  14. Tampa’s Outback made Bloomin’ Onion NFTs. They were gone in 20 minutes.
    Jul. 5• Business
    Tampa's Bloomin' Brands, the parent of Outback Steakhouse, minted a number of non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, around its Bloomin' Onion. The company minted the NFTs on June 23, and they were gone within 20 minutes.
  15. He’s a guy, selling pizza, from a boat. ‘Damn, I’m on to something.’
    Jul. 5• Life & Culture
    Sean Ferraro, right, sells a pizza to boaters near Three Rooker Island off the north Pinellas County coast on Saturday, June 25, 2022. Ferraro, the owner of Madison Avenue Pizza in Dunedin, doesn't take orders before launching his Pizza Skiff on weekends, instead approaching boaters when he's on the water.
  16. USF basketball great Tony Grier is now a documentary filmmaker
    Jul. 5• Movies
    Former USF basketball star Tony Grier (standing) directed and produced a documentary about musician Bobby Brooks Wilson (sitting). The documentary is called "The Last Teardrop."
  17. Photos: Tampa Bay celebrates the Fourth
    Jul. 5• History
    Samantha Roberts, 33, of Hudson, holds up Ryan Roberts, 5, as they watch fireworks light the sky during a fireworks show near the St. Pete Pier on Monday, July 4, 2022 in St. Petersburg.
    11 Images | View Slideshow
  18. Florida Boxing Hall of Fame founder’s memorabilia to be auctioned
    Jul. 4• Things To Do
    John Harris, who is an auctioneer, shows boxing memorabilia once owned by late founder of the Florida Boxing Hall of Fame Butch Flansburg at Alessi Ringside Gym and Fitness in Tampa.
  19. The shuffleboard king helped the sport spread from Seminole. He died at 93.
    Jul. 4• Life & Culture
    Sam Allen, whose family has been in the shuffleboard business since 1941, at Allen R. Shuffleboard Co. Inc. in Seminole in 2013.
  20. Sunday cooking: Wow with these dessert recipes
    Jul. 1• Cooking
    Prep makes Death by Chocolate an easy treat.
  21. Jimmy Breen lived a life as colorful as the murals he painted around St. Petersburg
    Jul. 1• Arts
    Muralist Jimmy Breen is seen in this undated handout photo. Breen died unexpectedly on June 20. He was 37.
  22. Fatburger will return to Tampa Bay, with first restaurant in Riverview
    Jun. 30• Business
    A cheeseburger at California chain Fatburger, which is coming to the Tampa area.
  23. New sales tax holidays starting Friday for Floridians: what’s included
    Jun. 30• Politics
    Nina Johnson, of St. Petersburg, left, talks paddle boards and paddles with Melissa Damel, of Largo, right, on Wednesday, May 20, 2020, on the sales floor at Bill Jackson's Shop for Adventure in Pinellas Park.
  24. New stores hitting Brandon mall: Wigs, grilled cheese and lingerie
    Jun. 30• Business
    Ardene opened at the Westfield Brandon mall in 2022.
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