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- Sep 25, 2026
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St. Pete Ghost Hunters To Investigate Downtown Hotel Haunting (opens the original)
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ST. PETERSBURG, FL — Local ghost hunters will take to downtown St. Petersburg’s Cordova Inn this weekend to find out who — or what — might still be lingering in its historic halls. Paranormal investigators with Spirits of St. Petersburg will mark the 10th anniversary of the National Day of Ghost Hunting on Saturday with an investigation of the downtown hotel, located at 253 2nd Ave. N., as they look for answers to some of its longstanding mysteries. The event, organized in partnership with Pages
Tampa Coffee Company Opens New Cafes Through Sprouts Partnership (opens the original)
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RIVERVIEW, FL — Buddy Brew Coffee is bringing its cafe experience to Riverview this week as part of the Tampa-based company’s ongoing expansion — the largest in its history — thanks to its regional partnership with Sprouts Farmers Market. The new cafe, located inside the Sprouts at 12960 S. U.S. Highway 301, will open Wednesday, with a grand-opening celebration beginning at 10 a.m. The Riverview location is the sixth of 10 Buddy Brew cafes planned inside Sprouts stores across Tampa Bay and South
‘First They Came For My College’ Brings New College Upheaval To FL Theaters (opens the original)
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SARASOTA, FL — The story of New College of Florida’s dramatic conservative takeover is coming to theaters around Florida, as a documentary made by filmmakers who spent more than a year alongside the students living through the school’s upheaval makes its way around the state. The 105-minute film “First They Came For My College,” directed by Patrick Bresnan, follows the Sarasota liberal arts college after Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed a new slate of trustees in January 2023, setting in motion sweep
Tropicana Field Fan Host Authors Book About Life In The Stands (opens the original)
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ST. PETERSBURG, FL — For Bruce Reynolds, many of his favorite moments from working as a fan host for the Tampa Bay Rays have nothing to do with the team or the games’ results. For him, the stories that unfold in the stands are the ones that stand out the most: a father and son preparing for a deployment, a visually impaired boy running the bases to a cheering crowd, and, occasionally, donning a giant foam taco hat. Reynolds, 74, has spent 17 seasons as a Rays fan host at Tropicana Field soaking
Man Fled 2 Crash Sites, Filed False Stolen Car Report: St. Pete Police (opens the original)
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ST. PETERSBURG, FL — A St. Petersburg man faces charges after authorities said he was involved in two Tuesday morning crashes, leaving the scenes of both, and later falsely reported that his vehicle had been stolen. Officers were investigating a hit-and-run crash just before 6:30 a.m. at 22nd Avenue South and 31st Street South when the same vehicle was involved in another crash on the Interstate 275 ramp at 54th Avenue South, St. Petersburg police told Patch. The driver left the second crash sce
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