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Museum reception to shine light on two more exhibits

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BIG CYPRESS — Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum’s public reception, set for 2 p.m. Jan. 16 to celebrate the Museum’s newest exhibit "Struggle for Survival, 1817-1850," will also herald two additional exhibits that opened in November. "Conversations" by award-winning Seminole Tribune photographers, showing through February 2016 in the Museum’s Mosaic Gallery, consists of 14

Questions for the President: Cigarettes

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Question: How much time have you spent, both as Chairman and now as President, on the cigarette issue? Mitchell Cypress: How many years have I served in the capacity as President or Chairman? Sixteen? The cigarette issue is always on the table. Q: The law known as Protecting Florida’s Health Act included

Home sweet home for Billie Swamp bears

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BIG CYPRESS — If the two bears residing at Billie Swamp Safari could speak, they might say they are the happiest bears in town. At least that’s the human interpretation of their collectively loud, motorboat-like grumblings when greeted "good morning" on a Tuesday in mid-April. Like cats that purr when pleased,

Merry Christmas

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Students from the Hollywood Preschool and Ahfachkee School entertained parents in December with Christmas plays showcasing all the best carols of the holiday season.

Family day filled with fun

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By Peter B. Gallagher LAKELAND — Hot weather hampered activities but didn’t diminish a festive mood at the third annual Tampa Family Fun Day Aug. 24. The waterslide was so hot it burned the skin, Joel Frank Jr. sat on a dunk tank praying to be dunked, and the canoes, bows and

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