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By Melissa Lattman

The St. Pete Beach summer youth archery campers take aim and pose for a photo. Youth learned proper bow and arrow techniques while shooting at targets, balloons and other equipment at a week long camp. Instructor Dan McKaeg will lead another camp August 9 to 13. For more information call 363-9245.

This Week’s Gabber - 7/29 - 8/4 • 2010
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Beach Tourist Lodging Discussion Gets Heated

ST. PETE BEACH- The city commission approved density and conditional use changes so that 19 units at 600 71st Avenue can operate legally as tourist lodging. From about 8:45 p.m. until almost 10:30 p.m. the topic was debated and discussed with emotions intense at times.
The basics-In the 2004 the building underwent a conversion from an apartment building to condominium ownership with condominium declarations saying the units, more

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Councilwoman Michele King toured the restoration at Southwest Florida Water Management’s (SWFWMD) invitation. The invitation came after Councilwoman King sent SWFWMD an e-mail about the progress of the restoration.
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Last Friday morning, Gulfport councilwoman Michele King met with Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD) representatives Brandt Heningson and Janie Hagberg to review the progress of the Clam Bayou restoration. Councilwoman King was, she said, impressed with the progress.
“The trip was extremely informative. It’s going to be a fantastic thing when it’s done,” she said. Monday morning she met with the Gabber
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By Leigh Clifton

The tax rate could increase to 2.8718 mills from the current rate of 2.4834 mills. The commission set the tentative rate at its July 28 meeting The final rate to be set in September can go lower but not higher. The commission wants input from residents at budget workshops on
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