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SUMMARY:Author Series with Craig Pittman
LOCATION:Coral Gables Branch\nCoral Gables Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a reception and author talk with best-selling auth
 or and award-winning environmental reporter Craig Pittman as he discusses 
 his book "Cat Tale: The Wild\, Weird Battle to Save the Florida Panther." 
 Enjoy live music and refreshments before the presentation. Registration re
 quired. For more information\, please contact 305-442-8706 or capleybr@mdp
 ls.org. Ages 18 yrs.+ Made possible by the City of Coral Gables. .\nhttps:
 //mdpls.libnet.info/event/10406672
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>About the Author</strong></p>\n<p>
 Craig&nbsp\;Pittman&nbsp\;is a native Floridian\, a best-selling&nbsp\;aut
 hor\, a podcaster and an award-winning environmental reporter. Born in Pen
 sacola\, he graduated from Troy State University in Alabama\, where his mu
 ckraking work for the student paper prompted an agitated dean to label him
  "the most destructive force on campus." In 40 years as a newspaper report
 er\, he covered a variety of beats and quite a few natural disasters\, inc
 luding hurricanes\, wildfires and the Florida Legislature. After 31 years 
 at the&nbsp\;Tampa Bay Times\, he now writes a weekly column on environmen
 tal issues for the&nbsp\;Florida Phoenix&nbsp\;and co-hosts the popular po
 dcast "Welcome to Florida." He's the&nbsp\;author&nbsp\;of six non-fiction
  books about what he calls "The Most Interesting State\," including the&nb
 sp\;New York Times&nbsp\;bestseller&nbsp\;Oh\, Florida: How America's Weir
 dest State Influences the Rest of the Country&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;Cat Tale: Th
 e Wild Weird Battle to Save the Florida Panther\, which&nbsp\;Garden &amp\
 ; Gun&nbsp\;magazine named one of the 20 best books of 2020. The Florida H
 eritage Book Festival named him a Florida Literary Legend in 2020. In 2022
  he was given the Rachel Carson Award by the national Sierra Club. He live
 s in St. Petersburg with his wife and two children.<br />&nbsp\;</p>\nhttp
 s://mdpls.libnet.info/event/10406672
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