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St Pete Catalyst Published August 15

Five ways to give back and get involved in your community

Channel your energy into giving back to the community.

WMNF 88.5 Published August 14

The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Pete hosts a weekly conversation with Holocaust Survivors and their descendants

Voices of Survival is a weekly series of conversations at The Florida Holocaust Museum on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. in St. Petersburg.

St Pete Catalyst Published August 12

Introducing pay-what-you-can Beloved Community Café

On Sundays, the café will open up as Church Brunch and offer a space for worship and reflection.

WMNF 88.5 Published August 11

St. Pete Free Clinic announces expansion of fresh foods at the Jared S. Hechtkopf Community Food Bank

The expansion comes after the ALICE report found Lealman has one of the highest poverty rates in Pinellas County.

I Love the Burg Published August 11

A new local organization is helping St. Pete women reclaim rest

St. Petersburg native Dr. Vikki T. Gaskin-Butler and Dr. Stephanie Z. Reed have officially launched Rest and Re-create LLC, a new wellness organization dedicated to helping women reclaim their peace. […]

Tampa Bay Beacons Published August 11

Pets of the Week

St Pete Catalyst Published August 11

James Museum’s family-friendly ‘Menagerie’ returns Saturday

Nearly a dozen bay area rescue, rehab and conservation groups set up shop in the spacious Mesa Room.

St Pete Catalyst Published August 10

Group organizes against St. Pete license plate cameras

A new group called DeFlock St. Pete is organizing opposition to St. Petersburg’s use of Flock automatic license plate reader cameras, citing civil rights concerns. The group will hold an educational meeting Saturday, Aug. 15 at 11:30 a.m. at the Barack Obama Library to explain…

St Pete Catalyst Published August 10

St. Petersburg Free Clinic opens pantry in Lealman

“We know that being able to help people by providing free, healthy groceries can really make a dent in families’ personal budgets.”

St Pete Catalyst Published August 08

Five ways to give back and get involved in your community

Channel your energy into giving back to the community.

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