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Graham Brink

Graham Brink

Editor of Editorials at Tampa Bay Times

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  • English
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  • Regional Business News

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Recent Articles

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Who really pays if Florida’s property tax amendment passes in November | Column

Amendment 3 promises a tax cut for homeowners, but the $12 billion hole will be filled one way or another.
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Five candidates are vying to represent the city’s District 6.
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Candidate recommendations for the August 18 primary elections

See our Tampa Bay area recommendations as they are made.
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Candidate recommendation: Pinellas School Board, District 2

Incumbent Lisa Cane faces retired teacher Nancy Velardi.
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618 dead walkers. What’s Tampa Bay’s excuse? | Column

The Tampa Bay area and five other Florida metro areas are once again among the worst in the country for pedestrians.
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Florida’s unemployment problem is getting harder to ignore | Column

Is Florida’s job market just normalizing, or has it quietly started cracking?
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Foreclosures, debt and bankruptcies. Florida’s economic warning sig...

Florida’s overall economy isn’t in crisis, but three key indicators have trended in the wrong direction.
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Speed cameras in Florida school zones work. Critics are missing the...

The cameras have caught hundreds of thousands of speeding drivers.
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How Florida law shortchanges victims of government negligence| Column

Justice shouldn’t depend on who you know in Tallahassee.
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What’s the Florida Legislature doing about property insurance? | Co...

The answer might be a bit frustrating for some readers.
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Hands-free driving laws work. Why doesn’t Florida have one? | Column

As the state delays, more people die.