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Poised For Pride, Warped Warhol, No-Sweat Summer Vacations: FL News
Communities throughout Florida prepare for Pride Month in June with parades, parties and presentations.

FLORIDA — June 1 not only signals the unofficial start of summer in Florida, but is the first day of the Atlantic Basin hurricane season and the start of Pride Month in communities throughout the state.
Read these stories and more on this week's Florida Patch sites:
- Rays Denounce Guns, DeSantis Vetoes Team's $35M Pasco Training Field
- FL Gas Hits Another Record High With No End To Pain At Pump
- Gator Attack Victim Identified; Officials Say Such Attacks Are Rare
- Florida's 15-Week Abortion Ban Faces Lawsuit From Abortion Providers
- Fight For Justice, LGBTQ+ Rights Part Of St. Pete Pride Month Kickoff
- Heroin, Marijuana Seized From I-75 Smugglers Thanks To Nosey Deputies
- Pride Month To Be Kicked Off At St. Pete City Hall With Flag Raising
- FL Pride 2022: Communities Organize LGBTQ Pride Events In June
- Gulfport Artists Show True Colors During Community Pride Activities
- Bus Service Delays Expected Due To Driver Shortage: Sarasota County
- Manatee County Animal Shelters Near Capacity, Trend ‘Concerning’: MCAS
- Whale Shark Spotted Eating Plankton Off Sarasota Coast: Watch
- Fake Warhol, Banksy, Basquiat Works Sold By South FL Art Dealer: DOJ
- Israeli Airline El Al Moving Headquarters From New York To Florida
- Potential Tropical Cyclone One Brings Torrential Rain To Miami
- South Florida Flooding As Potential Tropical Storm Crosses State
- Trees Downed As 2 'Weak' Tornadoes Touch Down In 2 FL Counties
- Potential Cyclone Inches Toward Florida Coast, Warnings Issued
- 25% Of Floridians Would Ignore Hurricane Evacuation Orders: AAA Survey
- Accused DUI Driver In Skyway Bridge 10K Crash Ruled Incompetent: Court
- Summer Getaways: 9 Florida Destinations From The Panhandle To The Keys
- Tragic Outcome Reported In Search For Missing Tampa Man
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