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There’s Something in the Air…

October 16, 2013

BY ANDREW KRAMER NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — One by one, the cars line up in the drive thru to fulfill their occupants’ cravings

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How the Sanderlin Center can help YOU

October 15, 2013

BY JENNA SHAW NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Sanderlin Center has been providing Midtown residents and other Pinellas County Fla. residents with free

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The Former Rays Optometrist

October 15, 2013

BY ALEXA NEWSOME NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Joel Marantz is an optometrist who has provided services to Midtown for almost 50 years. He is

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After Sweetbay…What Now?

October 15, 2013

BY LORI CASTELLANO NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — In St. Petersburg, Fla.’s Midtown neighborhood the windows of the old Sweetbay Supermarket remain boarded up

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Local band born in Midtown

June 19, 2013

By Kiefer Woods Sidereal, a reggae-rock band hailing from Jacksonville, plays shows all over the Southeast, but they still cherish St. Petersburg as one of

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Old oak charms small town

June 19, 2013

By Ellery Butler Gina Bingham, a reference librarian at Safety Harbor Public Library, excitedly tells patrons about the historic Baranoff Oak that stands tall right

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Refining food for Tampa Bay

June 18, 2013

By Daniel Figueroa and Patrick Kiernan Greg Baker takes a swig of his beer and pulls a drag from an e-cigarette. “I buy two dollar

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Veganism is on the rise

June 16, 2013

By Patrick Kiernan While sipping her soy latte, Abbie Rae points to her freezer door. A magnet that reads “God Bless John Wayne” holds a

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Local farmers markets give Midtown more fresh produce options

June 16, 2013

By Jaclyn Cayavec and Meaghan Habuda Nearly two months have passed since the Sweetbay Supermarket at 22nd Street and 18th Avenue South closed its doors

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Local seafood markets offer different atmosphere, lower prices

June 16, 2013

By Tyler Killette and Chelsea Tatham Family owned and operated since 1975, Mastry’s Tackle offers an unconventional shopping experience for St. Petersburg seafood connoisseurs. Instead

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