John C. Cotey is a local journalist based in Temple Terrace, Florida. He has contributed articles to various publications, including Media General and the Tampa Bay Times. John's work focuses on covering local news and events in the Temple Terrace area, including stories on education, community development, and human interest.
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John C. Cotey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including community events, education, and sports within the United States, Florida, particularly Temple Terrace. He is likely to be responsive to pitches about local community events and developments in these areas.
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By: John C. Cotey
Chris and Jennifer Wright restored their mini book depository after Hurricane Milton.
TEMPLE TERRACE — Longtime New Tampa politicians Ken Hagan and Victor Crist, who have both represented the area for years as county commissioners, won their respective elections Nov. 5.
TAMPA — It was 1974, and Marjorie Leppla, better known as Margie, was a sophomore at King High, just a few months shy of her 16th birthday.
DADE CITY — If being the interim Pasco Fire Rescue chief the past two months was like an interview for the head job, then Ryan Guynn nailed it.
Guynn had been serving as interim chief since September after Tony Perez abruptly resigned after just one year on the job.
By: John C. Cotey
TEMPLE TERRACE — If your neighbors and friends are still scratching their heads over the results of the recent presidential election, it’s likely because they didn’t vote for the winner.
By: John C. Cotey
Built in 1922, Sutton Hall has been deemed too expensive and impractical to save and will be knocked down to make room for something new.
Marjorie Leppla says she's thought about retirement, but making people happy is her life's work.
New Tampa may be the mature, sleepy community to the south of Wesley Chapel, which has experienced unprecedented growth in recent years, but it continues to have a few surprises
By: John C. Cotey
Plenty of new stores, restaurants and bakeries are popping up along the road that serves as the spine of New Tampa.
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