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Stephanie Hayes

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Columnist at @TB_Times. Syndicated via @CreatorsNation. Morning fiction writer. instagram.com/stephrhayes

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What is flesh-eating bacteria?

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By Stephanie Hayes, Abby DiSalvo
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
We’re in the swampiest, doggiest days of summer, which means you may have heard creepy phrases like “flesh-eating bacteria” and “necrotizing fasciitis.” What are they? And crucially, how do we avoid them? Welcome back to Make It Make Sense, where I ask journalists and regular folks to break down knowledge we pretend to know in casual conversation.
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How to name your Florida political action committee Original

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By Stephanie Hayes
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
Do you want to start a political action committee? Congratulations on taking the exciting first steps! There are a few key things to know. First, what is a PAC? In Florida, such a baby is born when two or more people give or take over $500 a year to support a candidate, party or issue. This allows like-minded folks to pool cash for a cause, like when we got together in high school to watch Woodstock ‘99 on pay-per-view.
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At the Banksy show in Tampa, discomfort is the point

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By Stephanie Hayes
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
Tampa’s well-heeled art supporters and media members teetered into a VIP preview Thursday eveningfor “The Art of Banksy” at the Straz Center. Some wore cocktail frocks and filmed social media videos, performatively walking from piece to piece for five-second clips. Attendants handed out drink tickets for the party. Guestswove onto the Morsani Hall stage through a faux subway-style maze.
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