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A sampling of police calls from November 1 to November 11 in Gulfport, South Pasadena and St. Pete Beach.

"Two percent of Americans put their lives on the line for the other 98 percent,” said emcee and Vice Mayor Christine Brown. “That’s a big deal."

On Sunday, November 11, four members of Gulfport City Council cut the ribbon to officially open the city’s new mooring field

Gulfport’s Officer Michael Sigsbee is serving as Gulfport Elementary School’s first school resource officer as the result of a new state statute.

The Boca Ciega High School cafeteria was full of former and current “Pirates” on November 9 at the Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. 

The Christmas spirit has come early for the Bigbys, a family of four in Gulfport who are collecting supplies for children in foster homes. 

Marianne Wysocki dedicates her mornings to coffee, yoga, and collage. Since April of 2015, Wysocki has created a total of 1,285 unique pieces. 

The sky was filled with dragons, jellyfish and stingrays November 10 and 11 at the Veterans Day Fall Fly on Treasure Island Beach.

On November 12, ground was broken in St. Petersburg where the first house will be built as part of the Tiny Homes for Homeless Veterans Project.

Terry Foster, 68, of Gulfport was an animal lover and very active in organizing and publicizing events for multiple groups in Gulfport.