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Pete’s Bagels is set to open a unique co-working facility in Gulfport, which will feature a vintage diner theme. Starting November 4, the space will offer amenities like free WiFi, coffee, and bagels for Monday Morning Club members, enhancing the local work environment.
The Saturday Shoppes, founded by Renee Edwards, is relocating from Tropicana Field to Pinellas Technical College due to substantial storm damage to the stadium. The first event at the new venue will be a Fall Jazz & Seafood Fest, scheduled to take place at 901 34th St. S. This move reflects the market's resilience and commitment to the local community.
A state emergency management official emphasizes the pressing post-storm housing challenges in St. Petersburg following Hurricane Milton. The official, Kevin Guthrie, commended local leadership for their innovative responses to the crisis, highlighting the need for immediate housing solutions in Pinellas County.
The We Are St. Pete Fund, aimed at hurricane relief in St. Petersburg, is approaching a significant milestone of $1 million in contributions. Announced by Mayor Ken Welch, the fund has successfully raised nearly $829,000 to support residents, small businesses, and city employees affected by Hurricane Helene. This local initiative highlights the community's resilience and commitment to recovery.
A Florida teen has been arrested after allegedly threatening individuals waving signs outside a polling precinct in Neptune Beach during early voting. The incident highlights growing tensions surrounding the upcoming 2024 elections as political gestures become increasingly contentious.
Wengay "Newt" Newton is a candidate for the St. Petersburg City Council District 7 seat, highlighting his vision and priorities for the community. The article offers insights into his background, personal motivations, and key issues he aims to address if elected.
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer Warrick Dunn helped three single mothers achieve their dream of homeownership through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity Tampa Bay Gulfside. This event not only provided homes for the families but also reinforced Dunn's commitment to community impact and legacy.
The Speer Dream Foundation is launching a grant initiative aimed at providing hurricane relief to local residents affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. This effort marks a significant shift from the foundation’s usual grant cycle, targeting nine local nonprofit organizations to facilitate direct assistance. The initiative underscores the foundation's commitment to community support during challenging times.
California-based medical technology startup Prenuvo is set to open its first Tampa Bay location in downtown St. Petersburg's Sundial shopping plaza. Specializing in full-body MRI scans priced at approximately $2,500, Prenuvo aims to enhance early detection of cancer and other health conditions. The move is part of a revitalization effort for the area, with the plaza undergoing significant renovations.
The City of St. Petersburg is inviting applicants for the Mayor's Future Ready Academy, which offers on-the-job training and classroom instruction to prepare participants for essential city roles. Cadets will earn $15.99 per hour and receive benefits, with applications closing on November 4. For further details, visit the city's website.