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Obama's St. Pete College Visit: FAQs
Here are the answers to frequently asked questions about President Barack Obama's visit Saturday to the Seminole campus of St. Petersburg College.

Linda Hersey launched the very first Florida Patch site: Old Northeast-St. Petersburg Patch, in December 2010.
She has had many roles at Florida Patch as it has grown from a start-up to a go-to hub for information, conversation and news. She currently is a Senior Field Editor, identifying and curating real time news for nine sites in southwest Florida.
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In addition to City Editor roles in Portland, Maine, and Broward County, Florida, and years as an investigative journalist, Linda authored two primers for working journalists covering Native American issues, including "100 Questions, 500 Nations."
She holds an MBA from the Chapman School of Business, at Florida International University. She also is among the rare breed of English Majors, holding a BA in Eng. Lit. from Boston University.
Here are the answers to frequently asked questions about President Barack Obama's visit Saturday to the Seminole campus of St. Petersburg College.

Florida's former GOP governor speaks at the Democratic National Convention. Here is his statement Thursday, in support of President Barack Obama.
Florida's former Republican governor speaks at the Democratic National Convention. Here is his statement Thursday, in support of President Barack Obama.
Florida's former GOP governor speaks at the Democratic National Convention. Here is his statement Thursday, in support of President Barack Obama.
Taco Bus opens today. Spring training starts this week for Major League Ball teams. And, of course, it's Valentine's Day.
Here are not-to-miss meetings and activities in St. Petersburg for the week of Feb. 14.
Requests from loyal St. Pete customers convinced owner Rene Valenzuela to open a second Taco Bus, on Central Avenue. The original Taco Bus is in Tampa.
The driver was not wearing a helmet, when his head struck the pavement.
Preview of annual Rays Fan Fest Saturday at the Trop. Admission is free, and there will be plenty to do, while raising money to benefit several key charities.
Two representatives from the SPCA will offer tips and information to members of the public at Thursday's forum.
The Central Avenue theater space is in the former Christian Science Church complex.
Ferg's fund raiser for the St. Petersburg police officers killed in the line of duty is Sunday afternoon, and is expected to be one of the bigger, more heartfelt community benefits for their families.
Single-game tickets go on sale for St. Petersburg's first International Baseball season. There's a 10K/Fun Run downtown for charity. And Valentine's Day is just two days away.
The wildly popular Mexican diner in the Tampa area will have a second location on Central Avenue.
The landscapers responded to a caller who asked for an estimate on lawn services at his grandmother's house. Once lured there, the three were held at gunpoint and robbed.
The homes for sale show the variety of architecture in this historic neighborhood of carefully maintained houses.
Councilor Jeff Danner will prepare an unusual brunch item: Peanut Butter French Toast.
Police had blocked off 16th Street North and 17th Way North between 77th and 83rd Avenue North. They were responding to call of a suicidal male.
Blockades and chain-link fencing are being installed on downtown roads in preparation for the 1.8 mile IndyCar race. There will be some road closings through race day. See schedule of events below.
Discounted hotel stays are for Tampa Bay residents on Sunday and Monday, Feb. 13 and 14. But you must show your Florida's driver license at check-in.