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St Pete Catalyst Published September 09

Ongoing Tierra Verde marina fight shifts to parking claim

Opponents say Greenleaf used wet slips restricted by a state lease to reduce the project’s parking requirements

St Pete Catalyst Published September 09

St. Pete Beach’s new fire station to be built for hurricanes

The city will break ground Sept. 16 on the $10.5 million replacement station.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 09

Welch blasts FDOT over Pride mural

On Wednesday, St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch accused FDOT of a “deliberate campaign of erasure” after the state again covered the city’s Progressive Pride and Common Grounds murals at the Central Avenue and 25th Street intersection, as well as the Central Ave. and 5th Street…

Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Published September 09

How Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri became an architect of mass deportation

You can’t accuse Bob Gualtieri of going with the flow. The Pinellas County sheriff has the rare combination of brains and guts to go against the current and move the needle on nationwide policy. His undertakings are enabled by his legal savvy and the respect held for him by law…

WMNF 88.5 Published September 09

The Scoop: Wed. Sep. 9, 2026, Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF

Immigrants in Pinellas are sometimes released into ICE custody, then rebooked, resetting the 72 hour detention time limit.

Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Published September 09

Letters: St. Petersburg pastor has a modest proposal for a safer city

Crime is a serious problem, and our public officials have reminded us of an important principle: if a surveillance tool helps solve crimes, and you are not committing crimes, what exactly do you have to worry about? So I would like to offer a modest proposal. Let us begin by…

St Pete Catalyst Published September 09

Memories of 9-11 are still sharp for Pinellas Park’s Harold Behar

Pinellas Park High's School Resource Officer was at Ground Zero in 2001.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 09

County: Water system maintenance to begin Sept. 21

Pinellas County will temporarily change its water disinfection process and use chlorine from Sept. 21 through Oct. 10. According to a prepared statement, “drinking water may smell or taste slightly different but there will be no impact to water pressure or service.”

I Love the Burg Published September 09

Chefs Circle Forum brings hospitality leaders together for conversations on the future in St. Pete

St. Pete’s bars and restaurants help give the city its personality. That’s why the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce is bringing hospitality leaders together again for the next Chefs […]

I Love the Burg Published September 09

Reverie Room, a dreamy bookstore and lounge, is now open in St. Pete

St. Pete’s newest bookstore is a dreamworld escape in the middle of the city. Reverie Room, located at 655 31st Street South, officially opens today, September 29, in the Warehouse […]

St Pete Catalyst Published September 09

Ground broken for USF’s Uptown Landing

The district will feature student housing, restaurants, a hotel, a conference center and an academic research building.

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