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15 free Tampa Bay art shows to see in 2024

The list includes museum shows, an annual festival and new galleries.

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USDA: Florida Landowners Encouraged to Apply for Financial Assistance Programs

USDA: Florida Landowners Encouraged to Apply for Financial Assistance Programs
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Billionaire Elisabeth DeLuca, widow of Subway co-founder, is making her first major public donations: Few things in this world are as precious

"We need to preserve what we can for the benefit of all of us."

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Except to see more coyotes across Florida as mating season begins

Expect to hear and see more coyotes across Florida as we've entered the mating season, which means they will be more active these next few months.

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Florida men paddleboard across alligator-infested Lake Okeechobee to raise awareness for conservation efforts

Right before sunrise on New Year's Eve, Mason Gravely, 33, from Palmetto, and Jordon Wolfram, 32, from Lakeland, launched their paddleboards for a 34-mile trek across Lake Okeechobee.

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