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Katherine Langford
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World Series fans support local businesses in St. Pete — Dunedin Dining news

Going into game four, Tampa Bay Rays fans are hoping for a win, but business owners in the area said they have already won in a wayas thousands of people have been traveling to the Tampa Bay Area and have been supporting the local economy.Everywhere you look in Downtown St. Pete, baseball fans walk the streets."Having the watch parties at places locally and blocking off streets and having events and pep rallies, it's a good time," said Kyle Frantz, with Poppo's Taqueria.Frantz said the last couple of days have been busy with the World Series in St. Pete.He said business has been busier than ever before."Having all these extra people come in, they don't know us we have the front window open, they smell the food and that just brings people in," said Frantz.Kenneth Hoyumpa, who owns Grassroots Kava House, said win or lose, the community has benefited from the tourism."Were glad that people are coming in from all over the Tampa Bay Area, as well as the nation to come visit this awesome sli

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