Lee Clark Zumpe is a local journalist based in Tampa Bay, Florida. With a focus on the arts and entertainment scene, Lee writes for Tampa Bay Newspapers and his work has also been featured in Media General and The Islander News. He covers a range of topics including movie reviews, local events, and art exhibitions.
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Lee Clark Zumpe's focus is on entertainment news, particularly movie releases, reviews, and local events in the Tampa Bay area. He seems open to covering a variety of topics within the entertainment industry such as art exhibitions, music events, and holiday events.
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There are times when we all wish we could dodge some difficult situation, escape an unfolding trauma, or put ourselves out of harm’s way. As I write this, people on
As I was driving back down the Interstate 4 corridor following Hurricane Milton's rampage across the Sunshine State, I tried to escape all the anxiety-inducing thoughts about the potential devastation I would find when I arrived back home in Pinellas County. It's only been a little more than a week since Hurricane Helene sailed by, striking only a glancing blow yet unleashing unimaginable destruction along the barrier islands and low-lying communities here and elsewhere in the state. Milton, too, wasn't exactly a direct hit, but it was close enough to wreak havoc: Lives lost, homes gutted, precious keepsakes strewn across the landscape.
By: Lee Clark Zumpe
DUNEDIN — In the aftermath of back-to-back hurricanes, the Tampa Bay area has seen a number of venue closures, concert postponements, and cancellations as residents and businesses work to rebuild
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By: Lee Clark Zumpe
DUNEDIN — The Dunedin Celtic Music Festival will be presented on Saturday, Nov. 23, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., at Our Lady of Lourdes, 750 San Salvador Drive, Dunedin.
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It happens far more often than it should: You’re at the gas station filling up the tank, or traversing a busy parking lot pushing a shopping cart full of recent
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A number of new movies and limited television series will debut this week, including the following titles opening in theaters or premiering via video on demand on various streaming platforms:
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