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"We roll cigars today, just like my great grandfat

"We roll cigars today, just like my great grandfather did 100 years ago."

How the J.C. Newman Cigar Company became the last operating cigar factory in the U.S.

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"I'm the eternal optimist.” How the mayor of T

"I'm the eternal optimist.”

How the mayor of Tampa is remaining resilient in the face of climate change and getting her city the help it needs.

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"The solar energy is going to be life changing for

"The solar energy is going to be life changing for them."

How a nonprofit is turning to clean energy to get much-needed resources to those affected by Hurricane Helene.

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The J.C. Newman Cigar Company is not only the last

The J.C. Newman Cigar Company is not only the last operating cigar factory in Tampa, but also the entire country. Producer Tara Cleary takes us on a tour of the historic building.

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The National League of Cities Summit brings togeth

The National League of Cities Summit brings together hundreds of mayors from across the country. The organization’s CEO explains how the gathering allows leaders to lean on each other and find solutions to better their communities.

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Tampa Mayor Jane Castor is facing climate change h

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor is facing climate change head on. Soledad O’Brien sits down with the city’s leader to talk about her approach to governing while facing the threat of stronger storms and rising sea levels.

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In North Carolina, residents are still grappling w

In North Carolina, residents are still grappling with the damage brought by Hurricane Helene. It knocked out power to millions of people and some may not get reliable power until spring. Now, a nonprofit is stepping in to fill the gap. Correspondent Jessica Gomez explains how they’re using clean energy to bring relief to remote communities.

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This week Matter of Fact learns how a nonprofit is

This week Matter of Fact learns how a nonprofit is using clean energy to get power to those impacted by Hurricane Helene. Plus, we’re in Tampa to talk to the mayor about remaining resilient in the face of climate change. And, we tour the last operating cigar factory in the country.

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