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  1. Tampa doctors on keeping kids safe from COVID this Halloween
    Yesterday• Health
    Dr. Paul Nanda of Tampa General Hospital suggests putting candy at the end of the driveway, or at least away from the entryway, to avoid crowding around the door.
  2. Is there a constitutional right to food? Maine voters to decide
    Oct. 23• Nation & World
    Carolyn Retberg leads a cow to pasture after the morning milking at the Quill's End Farm, Friday, Sept. 17, 2021, in Penobscot, Maine. A ballot question in will give Maine voters a chance to decide on a first-in-the-nation "right to food amendment."AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
  3. ZooTampa switches to more sustainable aluminum cups
    Oct. 22• Theme Parks
    ZooTampa's new aluminum cups, which are made by the Ball Corporation, are "infinitely recyclable."
  5. Tampa’s La Segunda Bakery is bringing its Cuban bread to Publix
    Oct. 22• Business
    Fresh-baked Cuban bread on racks at La Segunda Bakery in Tampa.
  6. Actually, the Cuban sandwich was not ‘invented’ in Tampa, says historian
    Oct. 22• History
    A Cuban sandwich photographed on the banks of the Hillsborough River at the University of Tampa.
  7. Why candy corn is the worst candy of all the candy
    Oct. 22• Opinion
    Bleh!
  8. Submit your 2021 Tampa Bay holiday events to our calendar
    Oct. 21• Things To Do
    Hundreds of lights, holiday decorations and entertainers bring Christmas Town to life during the holiday season at Busch Gardens in Tampa.
  9. A list of pumpkin products we found in grocery stores to welcome fall
    Oct. 19• Food
    Pumpkin products found in grocery stores in 2021.
  10. Photos: Florida Stone Crab season begins for local crabbers
    Oct. 17• Life & Culture
    Bill Hardee, of Tarpon Springs, removes a 150-pound batch of stone crab claws from a 7-minute boil on Friday, Oct. 15, 2021, at Lockhart's Seafood Fish and Stone Crab Retail Fish Market at 589 Island Dr. in Tarpon Springs. The market works with eight stone crab boats, including three of their own, which capture stone crabs between 5-6 miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico in traps set in roughly four feet of water. The recreational and commercial stone crab harvest seasons starts on Oct. 15 and remain open through May 1, closing May 2, 2022. The minimum claw size limit this season remains 2 7/8 inches. In addition to stone crabs, the family owned and operated market sell fresh locally caught fish, live blue crabs, lobster, oysters, clams, wild caught salmon and variety of other seafood by the pound.
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  11. Three entrepreneurs from Argentina are the new makers of Angel Mint in Clearwater
    Oct. 16• Community News
    Marketing director Darío Rodríguez, left, holds a tub of Salt Water Taffy while Florida Candy Factory owner Diego Ramírez holds a tub of Angel Mint candies at the company’s packaging area on Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021, in Clearwater.
  12. Florida seafood markets to offer farm-raised largemouth bass
    Oct. 16• Florida
    The meat and seafood counter at Hitchcock's Green Market at 6765 22nd Ave N, on July 30, 2020, in St. Petersburg.
  13. At Abandon Izakaya in Seminole, a chef’s table series with a big following finds a home
    Oct. 14• Food
    The team behind the popular chef's table dinner series Abandon Izakaya has opened a street food-themed brick-and-mortar restaurant in Seminole.
  14. Stormy Daniels and her haunted doll looked for ghosts at a Safety Harbor restaurant
    Oct. 14• Food
    Stormy Daniels and Justin Loupe, stars of the Spooky Babe Show, visit Safety Harbor eatery and movie theater Gigglewaters in September.
  15. Florida stone crab season opens Friday: Here’s what to know
    Oct. 12• Outdoors
    Fresh stone crab claws are for sale at Frenchy's Stone Crab Co. in Palm Harbor. Crab season runs Oct. 15-May 1, two weeks shorter than in past years, and the state has upped the claw size minimum to combat overfishing.
  16. St. Petersburg woman inspired a new wave of Irish cuisine. She died at 81.
    Oct. 11• Pinellas
    Noreen Kinney, left, traveled the world before returning home to Ireland, where she started teaching housewives to add new flavors to their dishes. 'I don't think she really got her due for the kinds of things she did,' said Janet Keeler, the former food editor for the Tampa Bay Times.
  17. 5 Things to know about the Battery, now open at Tampa’s Sparkman Wharf
    Oct. 5• Food
    The Battery, a new bourbon-focused restaurant and wine bar in Sparkman Wharf in Tampa, is now open.
  18. La Croisette brings breakfast back to St. Pete Beach
    Oct. 3• Food
    A look at the outdoor dinning at La Croisette, 7401 Gulf Blvd, on Thursday, Aug. 26, 2021 in St Pete Beach.
  19. En Clearwater, empresarios latinos sienten los efectos de la pandemia
    Oct. 1• CENTRO
    Erica Ventura Catalan, 37, la dueña de Salinas Produce, trabaja en la tienda desempacando mercancías para colocarlas en estantes. Catalan y su esposo abrieron la tienda her husband hace cinco años. El negocio ha sido estable, pero desde la pandemia, dijeron, los clientes han dejado de hacer sus compras más importantes de la semana en la tienda, optando por grandes minoristas como Walmart, donde pueden comprar mientras reciben asistencia del gobierno. Quienes compran en Salinas Produce suelen pedir descuentos o créditos que Catalan no puede permitirse dar. "No pedirían eso en Walmart", dijo Catalan, el lunes 4 de octubre de 2021, en Clearwater.
  20. Are robots the future of Tampa Bay dining? This restaurant owner thinks so
    Sep. 30• Food
    At Pho 813 in South Tampa, restaurant manager Richard May activates a robot server to deliver food to a customer. The restaurant is the first in the Tampa Bay area to start using robots to address staffing shortages.
  21. 9 new businesses coming to St. Petersburg’s Central Avenue
    Sep. 29• Business
    Mangosteen, one of a few new businesses opening this fall on Central Avenue, Monday, September 20, 2021 in St. Petersburg.
  22. St. Pete Pier to bring back fall pumpkin patch
    Sep. 28• Kids & Family
    The St. Pete Pier will bring back its fall pumpkin patch Oct. 9-17. In addition to the hay bales and pumpkins all around, there’s a free family photo booth set up.
  23. 10 new must-see attractions for Disney World’s 50th anniversary
    Sep. 28• Theme Parks
    The sculpture of Walt Disney in front of Cinderella Castle in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista. The castle got a major makeover to celebrate its 50th anniversary and there are loads of attractions opening to mark the Oct. 1 anniversary.
  24. Recovering from an eating disorder, being vegetarian can be complicated
    Sep. 28• Food
    Healthy choices from eating disorder recovery can be more complicated.
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