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James Borchuck

James Borchuck

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Producer, WEDU-TV (Tampa, FL )

Saint Petersburg

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Total articles 102

  • Tampa Bay’s found cemeteries were never really lost

    By James Borchuck Verified| Tampa Bay Times Verified Five Black cemeteries have been found across Tampa Bay in the last three years, and there’s likely more. But for the communities around them, they were never really lost. Eunive Massey lived next to Zion Cemetery in Tampa. She would pick wild flowers and put them on graves that had none. Robert Young worked as a funeral attendant at St. Matthews Baptist Church Cemetery in Clearwater. Today, both resting places have buildings and roads on top of them.

    By James Borchuck Verified · Tampa Bay Times

    Apr. 26, 2021

  • Photos: Tornado damage in Pinellas County

    By Douglas Clifford Verified, Chris Urso Verified, James Borchuck Verified| Tampa Bay Times Verified Tornado damage is evident on Cross Bayou Drive at Canal Street at an industrial park off Endeavor Way which was damaged by a tornado on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020, in Pinellas Park. The storm struck mid-Pinellas County on Wednesday afternoon knocking out power to thousands, authorities say. The same storm threatened east Hillsborough County and Polk County.

    By Douglas Clifford Verified, Chris Urso Verified, James Borchuck Verified · Tampa Bay Times

    Dec. 16, 2020

  • Tampa Bay’s found cemeteries were never really lost

    By James Borchuck Verified| Tampa Bay Times Verified Five Black cemeteries have been found across Tampa Bay in the last three years, and there’s likely more. But for the communities around them, they were never really lost. Eunive Massey lived next to Zion Cemetery in Tampa. She would pick wild flowers and put them on graves that had none. Robert Young worked as a funeral attendant at St. Matthews Baptist Church Cemetery in Clearwater. Today, both resting places have buildings and roads on top of them.

    By James Borchuck Verified · Tampa Bay Times

    Apr. 26, 2021

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WEDU-TV (Tampa, FL )

Tampa, Florida, United States

+1 813-254-9338