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Graham Brink

Graham Brink

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Opinion Editor, Tampa Bay Times

Saint Petersburg

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economicSocial politics banking

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I don't have much I will not cover.

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Total articles 449

  • Too many people die crossing Tampa Bay streets. Here’s how to stop it. | Column

    By Graham Brink| Our Community Now@ far likelier to die in Tampa Bay than in much busier and much larger New York City — three times as likely when accounting for the Big Apple’s larger population. Jaime Ferguson should be dead. She was jogging across Tampa’s Bayshore Boulevard in a crosswalk when a truck ran a red light at 45 mph and hit her. The impact tossed her crumpled body 35 feet. She sustained a fractured skull, broken leg, torn rotator cuff, injured spine and $200,000 in medical bills.

    By Graham Brink · Our Community Now

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Demasiadas personas mueren al cruzar las calles de Tampa Bay. Asà es como detenerlo

    By Graham Brink| Centro Tampa Verified Jaime Ferguson hubiera muerto. Estaba trotando a través del Boulevard Bayshore de Tampa en un paso de peatones cuando un camión pasó un semáforo en rojo a 45 mph y la atropelló. El impacto lanzó su cuerpo aplastado a 35 pies. Sufrió una fractura de cráneo, pierna rota, manguito rotador desgarrado, columna vertebral lesionada y $200,000 en facturas médicas. No está segura de cómo sobrevivió, y aunque han pasado años, aún no se ha recuperado por completo.

    By Graham Brink · Centro Tampa

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Too many people die crossing Tampa Bay streets. Here’s how to stop it. | Column

    By Graham Brink| Our Community Now@ far likelier to die in Tampa Bay than in much busier and much larger New York City — three times as likely when accounting for the Big Apple’s larger population. Jaime Ferguson should be dead. She was jogging across Tampa’s Bayshore Boulevard in a crosswalk when a truck ran a red light at 45 mph and hit her. The impact tossed her crumpled body 35 feet. She sustained a fractured skull, broken leg, torn rotator cuff, injured spine and $200,000 in medical bills.

    By Graham Brink · Our Community Now

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Tampa Bay Times

Clearwater, Florida, United States

+1 813-627-4700