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Gary R. Mormino
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Contributor, Tampa Bay Times
Beats
Primarily health and Hollywood
Content
By Gary R. Mormino| Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Verified Behold the Sunshine State’s cornucopia: Plant City strawberries, Ruskin tomatoes, Frostproof oranges, Dade City kumquats, Cedar Key clams, Chassahowitzka pompano, and John’s Pass mullet. But no other local foodstuff has meant so much for so long to so many as Tampa Bay oysters. If, as Jonathan Swift insisted, “He was a bold man who first did eat an oyster,” so, too, is any reader who has sampled a local oyster recently.
By Steven Lawson, Gary R. Mormino| Tampa Bay Times Verified Sixty-five years ago, a group of courageous young African American students in Tampa embarked on a journey that would forever change the city. Their peaceful sit-ins at the F.W. Woolworth lunch counter not only desegregated many local businesses but also demonstrated the power of interracial cooperation and non-violent protest. Steven F. Lawson [ Courtesy of Steven F.
By Gary R. Mormino| Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Verified Behold the Sunshine State’s cornucopia: Plant City strawberries, Ruskin tomatoes, Frostproof oranges, Dade City kumquats, Cedar Key clams, Chassahowitzka pompano, and John’s Pass mullet. But no other local foodstuff has meant so much for so long to so many as Tampa Bay oysters. If, as Jonathan Swift insisted, “He was a bold man who first did eat an oyster,” so, too, is any reader who has sampled a local oyster recently.
Company Info
Tampa Bay Times
Clearwater, Florida, United States
+1 813-627-4700