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| Scientology lawsuit: A Tampa federal judge ruled that abuse claims made in a human trafficking lawsuit brought against the church must be decided by an
an arbitration panel of Scientologists, not the U.S. justice system. 'Ruby Bridges' movie: A panel of teachers, parents and community members met Monday and decided the film was appropriate for students at North Shore Elementary School in St. Petersburg and could be used for classroom instruction. Sports tourism efforts: To broaden its facilities, Hillsborough Commission chairperson Ken Hagan said the county should consider adding a baseball/softball complex and more in addition to the existing Tournament SportsPlex. Costliest storm: The National Hurricane Center released its final official report on Hurricane Ian, revealing it as the most expensive storm in Florida history and the third-most expensive in the nation. Challenges ahead: Tampa-based startup Immertec thought it had two weeks left when it seemed like they lost all their money, as the Silicon Valley Bank was collapsing. Now, they're racing to be profitable as investor cash dries up. Latest purchase: Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik bought a $5 million house next to the Palma Ceia Golf & Country Club, his third home in the neighborhood.
Space for local shops: A new store, featuring more than 30 Tampa Bay women-owned businesses, opened in Hyde Park Village last week. Newest addition: Michelin Guide added three Tampa restaurants to the Florida selection on Monday. Reality show incoming: The History Channel hit "Pawn Stars" is coming to film in St. Petersburg this week. Here's how you can apply to get free tickets.
"Make the whole place shimmer": As Tampa Swifties gear up for the concert, many fans share their outfits, some of whom have spent weeks preparing. Heads up, though — light-up costumes are not allowed.
Greatest moments: Ahead of the big show, we recount some of Taylor Swift's most memorable moments in Tampa Bay over the years.
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| Husband and wife. They're likely pairings, though it's not often that they also perform in a production as co-stars. But that is the case in two local shows currently running: "Misery" at Tampa's Jobsite Theater and "Baskerville - A Sherlock Holmes Mystery" at Freefall Theatre in St. Pete. Get the full rundown. |
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