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The Gulf Coast’s first family of fishing: The Hubbards
The son of Depression-era Tennessee carnies, Wilson Hubbard was smart, ambitious and always looking for a new angle. Nearly 100 years after his arrival in Pinellas County, and a quarter century after his death, the roots he put down in the Pass-a-Grille sand continue to flourish.
The Hubbard family has been synonymous with Gulf Coast fishing since the 1940s, when Wilson – just back from flying bombers in World War II – opened a small charter business at the 8th Street dock.
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The Hustle
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Tony Tulloh (Tony's Bike Shop)
Tony Tulloh loves bicycles and everything there is to do with or know about them. He grew up around them, helping his grandfather work in his own bike shop, and later moved on to open his own.
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Focus: Perspective
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The Bullet in My Arm
[The Atlantic]
I grew up in a gun-loving town in Alabama. My grandfather’s store sells firearms. But only after I was shot did I begin to understand America’s complicated relationship with guns.
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