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Over 70 physicians from Bayfront Health Medical Group have joined the Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health network, enhancing healthcare access in St. Petersburg. This new partnership introduces six orthopedic surgeons, expanding the range of medical services available to patients in the Tampa Bay area.
The St Petersburg City Theatre Benefit invites the community to an entertaining evening featuring the Festive Florida Singers and the “Roy LaCroix Variety Show: 70s Experience.” The event aims to raise essential funds for the repair and restoration of the theater following hurricane damage.
A tragic crash on Halloween evening claimed the life of a bicyclist on Gandy Boulevard, causing significant traffic disruptions during rush hour. The Florida Highway Patrol reported the incident, highlighting its impact on local commuters. This incident underscores ongoing safety concerns for cyclists on busy roadways.
Homeschool Hours at the MFA invites families and groups to engage in monthly educational sessions focused on the culture, history, math, and science behind art. Participants receive pre-packaged learning bags filled with guides and activities, making for a hands-on learning experience that encourages exploration of art within the museum context.
CareerSource Hillsborough Pinellas has been awarded a $600,000 storm recovery grant from FloridaCommerce. The funding will create temporary job opportunities and support career development services, humanitarian aid, and restoration efforts following Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch has announced a temporary waiver of late fees and notice fees for utility accounts, effective through December 31. The initiative also includes a suspension of water meter lock-offs due to non-payment, along with temporary halts on lien filings and business tax late fees. This measure is aimed at alleviating financial burdens on residents during challenging times.
A man was critically injured in a shooting incident in St. Petersburg, Florida, prompting an investigation by the local police department. The event occurred on Friday afternoon, raising concerns about public safety in the area. This incident is part of ongoing discussions about crime and safety in urban environments.
Pinellas County is set to host various watch parties on Election Night, providing a communal space for candidates, supporters, and the public to gather and follow the election results together. This event comes as the 2024 election season concludes, offering attendees a break from political advertisements.
The Florida Orchestra's music director, Michael Francis, discusses the significant role of symphony orchestras in alleviating community stress during challenging times. Reflecting on a podcast episode from October 4, he emphasizes the orchestra's mission to uplift through music, particularly in the wake of recent hurricanes. The article highlights the importance of arts in fostering resilience within the community.
The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) is providing free rides to voters on Election Day, November 5th. Riders can qualify for the free service by presenting their Voter Registration Card or "I Voted" sticker to the bus driver, enhancing accessibility for community members participating in the electoral process.