Ospreys: Local Raptors That Thrive
Though they are common, we shouldn’t take them for granted. It’s cool to have a large a bird of prey living successfully in our midst.
St. Petersburg
Check Out Raptor Fest from Home
Raptor Fest, an educational event that typically raises $10,000 for Boyd Hill’s Birds of Prey Program, is moving online this year.
Youth Gardening Club Begins to Bloom
Garden Club of St. Petersburg started their quest to educate young gardeners in January of last year, but with the pandemic, it was stopped after just two meetings.
Book ‘Em, Gulfport!
Gulfport Public Library will end late fees beginning October 1, 2021 in a move that mirrors other libraries nationwide.
Got Greyhounds?
The Italian Greyhound Community of St. Petersburg found comfort through the loneliest parts of the pandemic, and has become a staple for some of the owners of the breed.
Elder Jordan Sr. Honored as Pillar of Community
On Wednesday, October 28, a bronze statue of community leader Elder Jordan Sr. was unveiled next to the Historic Manhattan Casino on 22nd Street.
Sound as an Instrument for Healing
Army veteran, musician, yoga instructor and Reiki Master – Lindy Romez believes in the power of sound to heal deep wounds.
Local Storyteller Crafts St. Pete-set Romcom
Storyteller Lisa Kirchner talks about her latest creative venture: the locally shot film “My Dinner with Steve.” Scenic St. Pete is a supporting character.
Publisher’s Note: September 10
Over the coming weeks, we will have discussions about where the Gabber goes and what areas we cover, and how we can help all the communities we serve.
City of St. Pete Has Ways to Give Back
St. Pete’s CareFest 2020 may be cancelled, but there’s still a lot you can do for the people, organizations and businesses in your community.
Gulfport Senior Center Gets 3 Daughters Sanitizer
When 3 Daughters Brewing announced they would be producing hand sanitizer in the early days of COVID-19, the Gulfport Senior Center Foundation placed a call.
