Beach Attorney Stays, But Not For Long
Susan Churuti remains the attorney of record, but the city will look for a new attorney
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City Will Pay to Demolish Home
St. Pete Beach commissioners vote to spend $9,000 to demolish a Pass-a-Grille home rotting by the seaside
Solar Panels for Gulfport Elementary
The future looks bright for Gulfport Elementary School, thanks to the new solar panels in the parking lot
New Interim District Two Commissioner
At least for the summer, Rick Falkenstein will represent District Two on St. Pete Beach
The Meaning of Memorial Day
Memorial Day speech at American Legion Post 305 on St. Pete Beach honors heroes past
Gulfport Students Recycle
By the end of the school year, Jeff Jackson’s fifth grade class at Gulfport Elementary collected 800 pounds of recycling
Kriseman Names Police Spokesperson
Mayor Rick Kriseman announced the appointment of Yolanda Fernandez as Police Department Spokesperson and Community Awareness Manager
St. Pete Beach: Looking for a New City Manager
What is “benchmarking” mean in the search for a new city manager, and how will city staff accomplish this?
The Killings and Treatment for Mental Illness
Yes, guns present problems, but so do knives and cars and anything else that is handy. At the root of the problem is the person using the weapons.
St. Pete Beach: Evacuation Re-entry
How does one get a hurricane re-entry permit so they can get back to the home or business after a hurricane?
What in the World is Diversity?
The more we begin to pigeon-hole people by any one, two or three or four government-defined categories of race, diversity and interest, the more we promote segregation.
Life on the Southside: No Complaints
Y’all know me; I don’t like to complain. And I certainly have no complaints about the way Pinellas County treats us here on the south side.
