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A 3-1 vote on June 24 approved a resolution authorizing the finalization of a settlement the Waterkeepers lawsuit from 2017

Gulfport’s nonprofit free ride service, GetGo, was discontinued on May 30. Four former volunteer drivers are trying to bring it back

St. Pete Beach Commission wrestles with public transit solution, approves sewer repairs and finalizes plans for 4th of July celebration 

The event began at sunset at the Rec Center with about 50 peddlers festooned in lights and Pride regalia following a route south of 22nd Ave. S.

Moira Lewis, a rising third grader, picked out two books that appealed to her from the Book Bus at Gulfport Elementary School on June 20

Gulfport made some colorful additions in honor of LGBT Pride month, including the bench that sits outside of the Historic Peninsula Inn

Plus a fatal pedestrian crash on 34th Street and Pinellas County Sheriff's Office investigates an inert grenade found at the Don CeSar

Gulfport City Manager Jim O’Reilly was recognized during the regular city council meeting on Tuesday, June 18

Gulfport Council approved a public meeting on June 24 at 5 p.m. to consider a resolution relating to the lawsuit with Suncoast Waterkeeper

An employee at Gulfport Family Restaurant tested positive for Hepatitis A and could have exposed restaurant patrons from June 4 to 11