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Dancers from the group Folklorico Mahetsi perform at the Festival of the Dead in Dunedin on October 25th.
Dancers from the group Folklorico Mahetsi perform at the Festival of the Dead in Dunedin on October 25th. (Chris Erso | Times)
Children play with American flags during a naturalization ceremony at the Sam Gibbons U.S. Courthouse. At a ceremony held in Tampa on July 18, applicants from 25 countries became citizens.
Children play with American flags during a naturalization ceremony at the Sam Gibbons U.S. Courthouse. At a ceremony held in Tampa on July 18, applicants from 25 countries became citizens. (Chris Erso | Times)
Kimberly Tichenor of Palm Harbor waves a sign and sings during the No Kings protest against President Donald Trump in Largo on June 14.
Kimberly Tichenor of Palm Harbor waves a sign and sings during the No Kings protest against President Donald Trump in Largo on June 14. (Chris Erso | Times)
Inter Miami's Lionel Messi (left) smiles at Orlando City's Cesar Araujo during a break in play at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on February 14.
Inter Miami’s Lionel Messi (left) smiles at Orlando City’s Cesar Araujo during a break in play at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on February 14. (Chris Erso | Times)
Marcus Lally Jr. (right) and Jayden Lally walk with a photo of their younger brother, Kylie Lally, after a press conference in Palm Harbor on June 26. Kylie's family plans to sue after the 3-year-old drowned in a pond near her home.
Marcus Lally Jr. (right) and Jayden Lally walk with a photo of their younger brother, Kylie Lally, after a press conference in Palm Harbor on June 26. Kylie’s family plans to sue after the 3-year-old drowned in a pond near her home. (Chris Erso | Times)

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Fishermen are seen near the shores of Lake Tarpon in Palm Harbor on February 13th.
Fishermen are seen near the shores of Lake Tarpon in Palm Harbor on February 13th. (Chris Erso | Times)
Bree Melton, left, straightens her husband Kevin's hat while loading boxes into Bree's car in Seminole on Feb. 26. Bree and her husband Kevin move to Minneapolis-St. Paul. pole area.
Bree Melton, left, straightens her husband Kevin’s hat while loading boxes into Bree’s car in Seminole on Feb. 26. Bree and her husband Kevin move to Minneapolis-St. Paul. pole area. (Chris Erso | Times)
A bird feeds its chick inside a light pole along downtown Safety Harbor on April 25.
A bird feeds its chick inside a light pole along downtown Safety Harbor on April 25. (Chris Erso | Times)
Florida Aquarium volunteer Heather Parrack (right) and sea turtle rehabilitation biologist Paiton Krebs watch as Buckley, a released green sea turtle, swims into the Gulf of Mexico on February 12 at Fred Howard Park in Tarpon Springs.
Florida Aquarium volunteer Heather Parrack (right) and sea turtle rehabilitation biologist Paiton Krebs watch as Buckley, a released green sea turtle, swims into the Gulf of Mexico on February 12 at Fred Howard Park in Tarpon Springs. (Chris Erso | Times)
The setting sun illuminates the clouds above St. Pete Pier and Spa Beach on August 31st.
The setting sun illuminates the clouds above St. Pete Pier and Spa Beach on August 31st. (Chris Erso | Times)



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