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ONCE ALLIES, ANDREW GILLUM AND GWEN GRAHAM BECAME RIVALS

Gwen Graham was a Democratic star in 2015, one of the party's lone bright spots after winning her congressional race the year before. She could have chosen anyone to be her guest at President Barack Obama's next-to-last State of the Union address. She picked Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum. Only four years later, that invite seems quaint. Tallahassee's top two politicians now find themselves diametrically opposed in a battle for the soul of Florida's Democratic Party. Their face-off also symbolizes the split nationwide between the Democratic Party's grassroots and establishment, a stark choice that has divided their hometown.

JOURNEY GUITARIST: ARETHA FRANKLIN TRIBUTE WAS MY IDEA

During Journey's concert on Saturday at Amalie Arena in Tampa, guitarist Neal Schon put a momentary pin in the band's parade of hits to perform an extended solo, during which photos of the late Aretha Franklin flashed on screen behind him. Schon would like the world to know that this tribute to the Queen of Soul was his idea and execution, not Journey's. We know this because he asked Times music/culture critic Jay Cridlin to alter his concert review to reflect it. "The correct way to say (it is) Journey's Neal Schon did the tribute to Aretha Franklin," Schon wrote in an email Monday. "That would be honest journalism of what it was and is."

TAMPA COMPANY THAT BOUGHT HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MORTGAGES SAYS IT WON'T SELL THEM BACK

A Tampa company with a history of flipping houses says it plans to keep 12 mortgages it bought from Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County despite the nonprofit's desire to buy them back. Southeast Property Acquisitions' intention to keep the loans presents a new problem for Habitat Hillsborough, which had said it would try to get them back in the wake of an outcry over the sale. As the Times reported, one homeowner said Southeast tried to pressure her into deeding over her house in lieu of foreclosure while other owners say they feared losing the houses they helped to build.

BUCS' DONOVAN SMITH SUFFERS WHAT COULD BE SERIOUS KNEE INJURY

Bucs left tackle Donovan Smith suffered what appeared to be a fairly serious knee injury during an 11-on-11 period in training camp today. Smith appeared to get rolled up during the play. He tossed his helmet off and remained on the ground for a minute or two. Smith needed to be helped off the field by trainers. The Bucs can ill afford to lose Smith, who blocks the blind side for quarterbacks Jameis Winston and Ryan Fitzpatrick.

THESE RESTAURANTS ARE SLATED FOR THE OUTDOOR DINING SPACE AT SPARKMAN WHARF

The lineup is set for the outdoor dining space at Sparkman Wharf, where developers have assembled a Who's Who of inventive Tampa chefs for what will be an open-air food hall on the waterfront. The last to be announced is the chef who will get the most space: four-time James Beard Foundation semifinalist Jeannie Pierola. Sparkman Wharf — a top-to-bottom re-working of the old Channelside Bay Plaza complex near the Florida Aquarium — is part of the $3 billion Water Street Tampa mixed-use development. When complete in early 2020, it will include about 180,000 square feet of office lofts, plus the Fermented Reality Biergarten, with more than 30 Florida craft beers on tap.

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