Quick Action Avoids Sewage Spill
An environmental crisis was averted in Gulfport, February 27, at Ted Phillips Wood Ibis Park when contractors turned off flow to a pipe they had cracked
SPB Update: Concessions, Parking and Construction
An update from last month’s two commission meetings on St. Pete Beach
Gulfport Blvd. Repaving Delays, Mooring Field a Go
Plus, council talks about last week’s shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
SPIFFS Says Aloha from St. Pete
St. Petersburg felt a lot like Hawaii February 17 as the St. Petersburg International Folk Fair Society hosted a luau
Crowd Comes for Medicinal Marijuana Talk
Alex Adams of Compassionate Care Clinics of Pinellas spoke on the use of medicinal marijuana Gulfport Senior Center Monday, February 12.
HamilFest Celebrates All things Alexander Hamilton
Attended by Mary Anne Hamilton, wife of the great-great grandson of Alexander Hamilton, the fest was a boon for fans of the hit musical.
Council Eases Path to Historical Designations
Plus bid approval for 56th St. rehabilitation and tips on dealing with pesky local coyotes.
Festival Beth-El Brings Fine Art to Pasadena
Rainy weather didn’t stop art lovers from pouring into the 45th Annual Art Festival Beth-El, January 27 to 29 at Temple Beth-El in South Pasadena.
Peter Hargitai Again Named Gulfport’s Poet Laureate
The laureate was chosen by blind readings of all of the entrants’ poetry. Hargitai will serve as laureate and his wife will act as alternate.
Home Depot Shoots Commercial at Gulfport Homes
On Wednesday, January 17 Home Depot was shooting at some of the homes in the area for a Memorial Day-themed commercial.
Replacement Gulfport Banners Going up by Spring
City Manager O’Reilly said that “some of the banners also came down during the hurricane in August and by spring we will have all the banners up.”
Upham Beach Renourishment on Temporary Hold
People who frequent Upham Beach may have recently noticed a large pile of fenced-in rocks with no apparent construction work.