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Why USF Grad’s Gameday Cookbook is ‘UnstoppaBull’
Candace Braun Davison has written “The Collegiate Cookbook: USF Gameday Edition,” which features more than 40 recipes created with tailgating in mind.

Ashley Reams has built her career in community journalism, covering small towns, getting to know the people who live and work in them, and sharing their stories.
Ashley was born and raised in Powhatan, VA, a rural community outside of Richmond. She graduated from Powhatan High School in 2001 and Longwood University in Farmville, VA in 2005.
After college, Ashley began writing for The Advocates, a pair of newspapers that covered four towns in Carroll County, MD.
In 2007, she left Maryland for the warmer temperatures of Tampa, FL. She took a reporting job with the Zephyrhills News and quickly moved up to managing editor.
Then, Community News Publications, a company that produces The Laker in Pasco County, the Lutz News in Hillsborough Lutz and Carrollwood, and other smaller publications in central and eastern Pasco, hired Ashley the next year. There, she had a hand in just about every editorial aspect of the paper, writing, editing, proofing, and helping design some of the layout.
Ashley began freelancing for Patch in January 2011, reporting and taking pictures for Land O’ Lakes, Carrollwood and Seminole Heights.
Then, she took a freelancing job with the St. Petersburg Times in February.
Now, Ashley is happy to be back at Patch covering Temple Terrace, the city she has lived in since 2010 and plans to call home for the rest of her life. She’s excited for Patch to be a part of this great community.
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Politics
How would you describe your political beliefs?
I am not affiliated with any party, nor do I vote along party lines. However, I tend to have liberal views when it comes to social matters.
Religion
How religious would you say you are? Casual, observant, devout, non-religious?
I am not religious, however I respect people who are no matter their religion.
Local Hot Button Issues
What do you think are the most important issues facing the community? Where do you stand on each of these issues?
The redevelopment project on 56th Street is huge for Temple Terrace. Once it’s finished, the city will have a true downtown area that residents will be able to enjoy. I’m looking forward to covering this important project through its completion, and I’m excited that Temple Terrace Patch will be able to bring citizens up-to-date information about it.
Candace Braun Davison has written “The Collegiate Cookbook: USF Gameday Edition,” which features more than 40 recipes created with tailgating in mind.

Candace Braun Davison has written “The Collegiate Cookbook: USF Gameday Edition,” which features more than 40 recipes created with tailgating in mind.
Here are a few things we thought you'd like to know about today, Oct. 2.
Here are a few things we thought you'd like to know about today, Oct. 2.
Candace Braun Davison has written “The Collegiate Cookbook: USF Gameday Edition,” which features more than 40 recipes created with tailgating in mind.
A 49-year-old Wesley Chapel resident was arrested by the Pasco County Sheriff's Office after he had a dispute with his neighbor.
Here are a few things we thought you'd like to know about today, Oct. 1.
Here are a few things we thought you'd like to know about today, Oct. 1.
While sunshine and blue skies aren’t out of the picture entirely, New Tampa residents might want to keep an umbrella handy as the week continues.
While sunshine and blue skies aren’t out of the picture entirely, Temple Terrace residents might want to keep an umbrella handy as the week continues.
The hoopla surrounding the end of “Breaking Bad” makes it clear that Americans love their television. Is there a long-gone show that you still yearn to watch?
The hoopla surrounding the end of “Breaking Bad” makes it clear that Americans love their television. Is there a long-gone show that you still yearn to watch?
We compile the odd, unusual, "oh-my-gosh" police items from throughout the Tampa Bay region.
We compile the odd, unusual, "oh-my-gosh" police items from throughout the Tampa Bay region.
Here are a few things we thought you'd like to know about as the week of Sept. 30 kicks off.
Here are a few things we thought you'd like to know about as the week of Sept. 30 kicks off.
Here is a list of the condos, townhomes and single family homes recently sold in the Temple Terrace area, according to Zillow.
Here is a list of the condos, townhomes and single family homes sold in New Tampa, according to Zillow.
A new report issued by the United Nations says we are. What do you think?
A new report issued by the United Nations says we are. What do you think?