
Bailey LeFever
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1 week ago |
tbaytoday.6amcity.com | Madison McMillen |Bailey LeFever |Shea Stapley
It’s Pollinator Week, which means it’s time to give bees their flowers — literally. These petite powerhouses pollinate 80% of the world’s flowering plants and a third of what we eat. TLDR: No bees, no brunch. Luckily, beekeeping is buzzing in Tampa Bay — it’s low-maintenance, good for the planet, and comes with a sweet reward. Here’s what to know before you don the veil and go full Pooh Bear.
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3 weeks ago |
tbaytoday.6amcity.com | Bailey LeFever |Brianna Williams |Travis Meier
Yeah, the riverfront, Bayfront, and beachfront festivals have tapered off a tad due to the *ahem* overall weather, the civic news never sleeps around here. We’re sharing the latest updates you need to know across Tampa Bay: This year’s Cross Bay Ferry season ended earlier than expected. But we have some good news for those eager to enjoy one of TBAY’s coolest modes of transportation.
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2 months ago |
tbaytoday.6amcity.com | Brianna Williams |Bailey LeFever
Are you guilty of the calling Rivergate Tower “the Beer Can Building?” You’re not alone. Across the US, communities have created their own nicknames that might confuse out-of-towners asking for directions. Chicago’s Willis Tower is still referenced by locals as the “Sears Tower,” NYC’s Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is lovingly shortened to “the BQE,” and Greenvillians in SC call Augusta Street “Augusta Road.”How the names originate doesn’t matter.
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2 months ago |
tbaytoday.6amcity.com | Bailey LeFever |Brianna Williams
If you’ve gone out for a bougie girl’s dinner or grabbed an espresso martini at a rooftop bar in Tampa Bay, chances are you’ve spent time in a space crafted by the Oxford Design Studio team. Owners Tate Casper and Jordan Winston are behind gathering spots all across Tampa + the Burg — from Casa Cami and The Library to members-only club The Stovall House, and, of course, Oxford Exchange.
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2 months ago |
tbaytoday.6amcity.com | Bailey LeFever |Brianna Williams
Hurricane are still top of mind across St. Pete — as storm repairs, redevelopment, and storm hardening projects continue across the Sunshine City. We’re sharing three of the latest projects: Could the Sunshine City score its first boutique hotel? Gianco Cos. wants to replace the tower at 300 Central with a new 70-room hotel, the Tampa Bay Business Journal reports. The current 1920s-era 11-story tower suffered damage during Milton, and is awaiting repairs.
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