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Applications Open for CyberTech Accelerator 2025 Cohort

Tampa Bay Wave is now accepting applications for its CyberTech Accelerator 2025 cohort, offering aspiring tech entrepreneurs in cybersecurity the chance to receive mentorship from local industry leaders. The program is free, non-dilutive, and does not require relocation, making it accessible to a wide range of participants.

"Ring in the Holidays" - A Celebration for The Florida Orchestra

The article announces the annual holiday celebration 'Ring in the Holidays,' hosted by The Florida Orchestra Guild of St. Petersburg on December 6, 2024. This event aims to support the orchestra and its members, who have faced challenges due to recent hurricanes, and will feature an evening of food, drinks, and community bonding.

St. Pete's Hometown Haulers: A Community-Driven Success After the Storm

The article highlights the success of St. Petersburg's 'Hometown Haulers' program, which effectively collected storm debris after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, resulting in over $1.5 million earned by local haulers through community collaboration.

Johnson Pope Relocates St. Pete Office After Crane Damage

Johnson Pope Bokor Ruppel & Burns is relocating its St. Petersburg office to First Central Tower due to crane damage from Hurricane Milton. The new location is in downtown St. Petersburg, providing a more secure environment for the firm.

Gift Card Distribution for Displaced Beach Hospitality Workers

The article announces a gift card distribution event organized by the Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce to support hospitality workers displaced by recent storms. Eligible workers can receive gift cards on a first-come, first-serve basis with a valid driver's license and proof of prior employment.

St. Pete Council to vote on stadium bonds Thursday

The St. Petersburg City Council is set to vote on a crucial bond issuance on Thursday, which aims to fund the construction of a new $1.3 billion stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays. This decision comes after a prior delay, highlighting the importance of the council's actions in shaping the future of local sports infrastructure.

Johnson Pope Relocates St. Pete Office After Crane Damage

Johnson Pope Bokor Ruppel & Burns, a law firm, is relocating to the First Central Tower in downtown St. Petersburg after its previous office was damaged by a crane collapse during Hurricane Milton. This move showcases the firm's resilience in overcoming challenges.

Homeless Leadership Alliance Activates Cold Night Shelters in Pinellas County

The article highlights the activation of cold night shelters by the Homeless Leadership Alliance of Pinellas County in response to low temperatures, providing a safe and warm environment for the homeless community, along with meals at various locations.

Upcoming Community Events in St. Petersburg

This article highlights upcoming community events in St. Petersburg, Florida, including workshops, fundraisers, and cultural activities. It encourages readers to sign up for a free lifetime subscription to stay updated on local happenings, providing valuable information for community engagement.

The Case for Tropicana Field Redevelopment

This article highlights the significance of the proposed redevelopment of Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, focusing on its benefits for the community and the financial rationale for retaining the Rays in the city. The author counters the idea that the deal is dead, emphasizing the mutual interest of both the team and the city in advancing the project.

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