County Halts Collections in South Pinellas
According to representatives, the county told neither Gulfport nor St. Petersburg it intended to halt collections in south Pinellas.
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Magnificent Pigeon Brigade
Chinese Owl. Fantail. Starling. To some people, they’re just pigeons, but to Bill Burnside, they’re much more.
Gulfport Police: Lock Your Bike
Since January, bike thieves have claimed 70 bikes inside Gulfport city limits, an increase of 20 over the same time last year.
Where Shopping Isn’t a Pleasure
Today’s Publix is no longer Mr. Jenkins’ store, and, although I wore the orange polyester bakery uniform, I no longer subscribe to the cult of Publix. In fact, I go out of my way to shop elsewhere.
Sidewalks and Curbs and Concrete
St. Pete Beach City Commission voted May 13 to approve installing stamped concrete in parts of Pass-a-Grille
Can City Hall be a Library?
St. Pete Beach city hall could move to the empty police station and the library could move into city hall.
Finding a District Two Interim Commissioner
St. Pete Beach Commission met May 13 to discuss the four candidates for the District Two seat, vacated by Jim Parent.
Mother’s Day Tea at Library
Iola planned to give the birdhouse to her grandmother; Harper explained she was painting it “for birds” to use.
It’s the Jobs, Stupid
Let’s be clear: I don’t think the economy is going to fold up again. The trend is slowly upward, but it’s a fragile stairwell that could be shaken by internal and external events.
St. Pete Beach Considers Attorney Contract
Less than a month after firing its city manager, St. Pete Beach may also find itself in the market for a new attorney.
Fun, Even in the Rain
Although the Boca Ciega Yacht Club’s annual FunDay took place on a rainy afternoon, it didn’t stop people from coming to the party.
Gulfport: Vacant Home Codes
What is Gulfport’s policy in regards to code enforcement at vacant homes?
