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Madeira Beach Fundamental K-8 has reopened after over two months of closure due to storm damage from Hurricane Helene. Students in grades six through eight are back on campus, while younger students continue at a nearby elementary school.
The Homeless Leadership Alliance of Pinellas County has activated cold night shelters in response to low temperatures, providing safe sleeping locations for the homeless.
Allegiant Airlines is launching a new nonstop flight from St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport to Colorado Springs, starting February 14, 2025, with one-way tickets priced as low as $69. This addition is part of Allegiant's expansion of 44 new nonstop flights nationwide.
The article highlights the significance of the Tropicana Field redevelopment deal for the Tampa Bay Rays and St. Petersburg, arguing it offers economic benefits to local businesses and infrastructure improvements, while ensuring the team's presence in the city.
The article critiques the allocation of public funds towards a new stadium in St. Petersburg, arguing that urgent infrastructure needs, worsened by recent hurricanes, should take precedence. It calls on the City Council and County Commissioners to prioritize repairs of essential public facilities over incurring significant debt for the stadium project.
The article from St Pete Catalyst emphasizes the importance of supporting local businesses during Small Business Saturday, showcasing various shopping destinations in St. Petersburg and promoting community engagement through events like Shopapalooza, which celebrates local vendors and artisans.
The article highlights the challenges faced by Noam Krasniansky and his wife in their efforts to transform a historic church in St. Petersburg into an event space, following the rejection of their proposal by the city's Community Planning and Preservation Commission.
The article highlights the increased need for legal assistance in Florida following recent hurricanes, particularly Hurricane Milton. Bay Area Legal Services has intensified its efforts to provide free legal aid through its Florida Disaster Legal Aid Helpline, which has seen a surge in calls as recovery efforts progress.
The article discusses the challenges faced by the Tampa Theatre during the Covid-19 pandemic, featuring insights from CEO John Bell. It highlights the theater's adaptation through virtual events and fundraising efforts while preserving its historical character, along with support from Beach Bank and the importance of community engagement in the arts.
The article announces the launch of an urban gardening initiative at Lake Maggiore Apartments in St. Petersburg, led by Desireé Sims of Peas & Love Edible Gardening. This community garden aims to promote sustainability and provide educational opportunities for residents and the local community.