Here’s how Gulfport could spend more than $5 million in COVID-19 relief
Each councilmember has different ideas, and one councilmember wants residents to come to a public meeting to have input into the process.
COVID-19
Dear Gabby: Pajama Pants and Food Flops
This week, Gabby’s got advice for working from home in a pandemic, home improvements and finding inspiration in the kitchen.
Town Shores President Gets Vaccines for Residents
The Master Association President and her staff emailed and went door to door to alert Town Shores residents about the opportunity.
Vaccine Fears, Frustrations: Locals Say It’s Worth It
Despite the trouble getting an appointment and lingering fears of vaccine side effects, local seniors are happy to get the shot.
A Sweet Sixteen Parade
Haley Wyble, of Gulfport’s Teen Council, turned 16 on January 25 with a drive-by extravaganza of first responders.
Questions and Few Answers on the Vaccine
The Gabber reached out to the Florida Department of Health in Pinellas County to get answers to basic questions about who can get the vaccine, and how.
John’s Pass Seafood Festival Canceled
It’s bad news for seafood and music lovers, but the free, socially distanced John’s Pass Arts Weekend will go on.
Our Stories 2020: Stan Rosenberg
In December, we asked people to share personal stories of their experience in 2020. Here’s what they had to say.
Our Stories 2020: Al Johnson
In December, we asked people to share personal stories of their experience in 2020. Here’s what they had to say.
Our Stories 2020: Margarete Tober
In December, we asked people to share personal stories of their experience in 2020. Here’s what they had to say: A Note of Gratitude By Margarete Tober 2020 started as a strange year for me, well before COVID-19 appeared on the scene in its full force. At the end of January, after spending a wonderful […]
Our Stories 2020: Lois Milne
In December, we asked people to share personal stories of their experience in 2020. Here’s what they had to say.
Publisher’s Note: Happy New Year
This week, the Gabber starts what we hope will be an annual tradition – a review of the year behind us.
