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Andy Lalino
Andy Lalino serves WUSF Public Media as a journalist, video producer/editor, and graphic designer/animator. He’s authored pop-culture journalism articles, contributed weekly columns for Tampa Bay nostalgia websites, and published features for Fangoria magazine.
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Since 2006, the University of South Florida has brought together FBI agents and students studying to become forensic investigators for a field training...
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Lineman technicians from Duke Energy will get to show off their skills at the company’s Rodeo this weekend in Winter Garden.
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Near the start of the school year, the University of South Florida held a volunteer fair in the Marshall Student Center on the Tampa campus. While...
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Transitioning out of the military can be tough, but some veterans are finding a new role in civilian life as business owners.
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Guitarist Pepe Romero has enjoyed a long and storied career, and he is not done yet. The native of Spain now divides his time between that country and...
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Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority displayed a 40-foot electric bus Wednesday. Even though the bus was running, the loudest part of the...
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It happens hundreds, if not thousands, of times a year nationwide. A veteran dies, but there’s no family nearby. So, the Department of Veterans Affairs...
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Three environmentalists with the Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition have wrapped up seven days trekking through Florida's urban midsection. Their...
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About three years ago, Kristin Steffen was in a car being driven by her husband when he suffered a seizure and drove off the road.