Steve Bornhoft, Author at Tallahassee Magazine

Combatting (Stream) Bank Failures

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Maclay school grad alerts community to water-quality issue in South Carolina

Thomasville Puts Arts At Its Center

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The tight-knit community runs on creative talent

To Dye For DIYers

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Embrace color and lean into the craftiness of tie-dyeing

Marina Brown Releases New Novel The Orphan of Pitigliano

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Drawn on her experience working as a psychiatric nurse, Marina Brown’s latest novel explores evil and its antidotes.

A Nice Sweet Spot

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Running enables Paul Guyas to let go and focus

Setting the Table

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Gadsden Farm Project captures a legacy

Part Wide the Curtains

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Let’s be open to others and to the wonders of the world

A Runner with Promise

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Clifton Lewis impresses old guard at track club

Moving the Finish Line

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Gary Griffin keeps goals in front of himself

Gin Dandy

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Drink like a literary giant

Immersed in Birds

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Susan Cerulean finds solace and purpose in the natural world

Refined and Subdued

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Keith Bowers prefers classy to flashy

Senior African American Man Using Tablet Computer At Home

CHP Extends Copay Waiver for Telehealth Visits through the Upcoming Influenza Season

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Move pleases the Florida Medical Association

Duck Deal Gone Bad

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Crime writer drawn to story of a murder at Lake Seminole

Pandemification

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Tallahassee man went from gravely ill to grateful

Going to Town

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Out of the starlight and under the streetlights, couple commits to ‘aging in place’ in the city

All of a Piece

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Beth Appleton is a watercolorist armed with a craft knife

Camellia Oaks

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For downsizers, development has proved to be a good fit

Secretary of State Laurel Lee’s No. 1 priority for now is election security

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Florida’s top election official is approaching Nov. 3 with confidence

Michael’s Soundtrack

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For the director of Opening Nights, music supplies wisdom and comfort

Author: Steve Bornhoft

Combatting (Stream) Bank Failures

Thomasville Puts Arts At Its Center

To Dye For DIYers

Marina Brown Releases New Novel The Orphan of Pitigliano

A Nice Sweet Spot

Setting the Table

Part Wide the Curtains

A Runner with Promise

Moving the Finish Line

Gin Dandy

Immersed in Birds

Refined and Subdued

CHP Extends Copay Waiver for Telehealth Visits through the Upcoming Influenza Season

Duck Deal Gone Bad

Pandemification

Going to Town

All of a Piece

Camellia Oaks

Secretary of State Laurel Lee’s No. 1 priority for now is election security

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