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Next school year Hillsborough public schools are offering free meals
Hillsborough Public Schools are offering students free meals for the upcoming school year because of the Community Eligibility Provision.
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Correspondence Through Poetry. A Mind-Numbing Week.
Father Verses Sons: A Correspondence in Poems by Herbert Gold and Ari Gold, with Ethan Gold Imagine this, your father is in his 90s, he...
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The sound of change: Music’s influence on anti-war and human rights movements
Throughout history, music has served as a powerful catalyst for social change, giving voice to the voiceless and amplifying the messages of anti-war and human...
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The Scoop: ,Mon. April 15, 2024 Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF
Wetlands permitting A U.S. district judge has finalized his rejection of a 2020 decision by the federal government to transfer permitting authority for projects affecting wetlands to Florida. Rally for Gaza in Sarasota Pro-Palestinian demonstrators...
Beyond the spotlight: Chris Vos of The Record Company talks music, business, and tractors
During this engaging conversation, Chris Vos delves into a myriad of topics, offering valuable insights into maintaining creative control, safeguarding creativity, and the importance of sticking to one's artistic vision.
Power To The People: race and executions
Forum co-host Annie Miles provoke discussion regarding the death penalty. Is pro-life in contradiction with a pro-death penalty stance? Race, who decides who lives and who dies in Florida and in America is explored. Host...
The Art Of Editing. A Deliciously Dark Whodunit. Exceptional Music.
What is the role of a book editor? Do editors make suggestions to improve characters, pacing or plot? Can editors make sentences flow better? We asked these and more questions of Ann de Forest who...
A federal judge said a Florida law restricting teachers’ use of their preferred pronouns violates the First Amendment.
The judge nails down his decision in the case over Florida wetlands permitting
A U.S. district judge finalized his rejection of a 2020 move by the federal government to shift wetlands permitting authority to Florida.
Ashley Brundage filed the paperwork to run in House District 65, which is held by Rep. Karen Gonzalez Pittman, R-Tampa.
Tattooed Troubadour – Sam Hastings
Undiscovered Tampa Songwriter Sam Hastings hits the airwaves on this episode of Live Music Showcase. Sam shares his brand of Indie Americana and talks about making the move from Maine to Florida.
USF hunger strike ends after 17 days
Leaders of the hunger strike at the University of South Florida Tampa campus told members to abandon the hunger strike after 17 days (April 3, 2024). Students pushed divestment from companies that support the Israeli...
DeSantis signs bills to shield police
Governor Ron DeSantis appeared at Tallahassee this morning to sign two bills regarding law enforcement. Listen: SB 184 First, the Halo Bill shields police from harassment if they are “actively doing their job.” That means...
