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Dr. Patricia Alonzo enters District 7 Tampa City Council race, seeking to fix the district's socioeconomic disparities
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (815+ words) Last July, Dr. Patricia Altagracia Alonzo filed to run for Tampa’s District 7 City Council seat, highlighting what she says are economic disparity in her district. District 7 starts north of Busch Boulevard, covering Forest Hills, Terrace Park, University Square, up to…...
Todd Prafke, City Administrator of St. Peter
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (31+ words) Radio Mankato Todd Prafke, City Administrator of St. Peter Todd talks about upcoming events and the latest happenings in the City of St. Peter...
ELECTION ’26: Dave Palmer, Ward 6
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (199+ words) I now have more time to give back to the community we decided to call home when we moved here over 18 years ago. In that time I’ve listened to people’s concerns on air and I want to continue serving our…...
Meet Jayna Karpinski-Costa, Citrus Heights City Council candidate in District 4 – Citrus Heights Sentinel
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (573+ words) Sentinel staff report– As part of The Sentinel’s coverage of local elections, each Citrus Heights City Council candidate was asked a series of identical questions. The questions are designed to give candidates an opportunity to introduce themselves and give voters…...
Lori Gramlich running for Old Orchard Beach Town Council
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (209+ words) State Representative Lori Gramlich, D- Old Orchard Beach, is putting her hat in the ring for Old Orchard Beach Town Council. Gramlich is serving her fourth consecutive term as State Rep. for District 131, serving Old Orchard Beach. She will not be…...
PSTA receives $850,000 for St. Pete ferry dock
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (159+ words) The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority has received $850,000 in federal funding to help construct a permanent dock in downtown St. Petersburg for the upcoming Tampa Bay Ferry service. U.S. representative Kathy Castor, St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch, PSTA leaders and Hubbard's Marina…...
St. Pete tentatively keeps millage steady; property tax debate grows
1+ week, 13+ hour ago (621+ words) Council kept the rate at 6.4525 mills as property taxes, utility costs and affordability take center stage in the mayoral race. St. Petersburg City Council approved a 6.4525 mill property tax rate Thursday, keeping it unchanged for another year as property taxes…...
St. Pete considers making room for taller buildings
1+ week, 13+ hour ago (990+ words) A five-story apartment building could soon become much easier to build along many of St. Petersburg’s commercial corridors. Some members of the Development Review Commission reviewing those rules think St. Pete should make room for seven. The question emerged Wednesday…...
Lyle Davis announces bid for third term on Ste. Anne Town Council
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (451+ words) Drop off leaves, garden waste, and other compostable items every Sat. 9-3. Click for details… Lyle Davis is seeking a third term on Ste. Anne Town Council, saying he wants to see several projects currently underway come to fruition. Davis says…...
PSTA secures key funding for permanent Tampa-St. Pete ferry dock at St. Pete Pier
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1696+ words) the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority secured $850,000 in federal funding today | St. Pete rising the first of two vessels for the Tampa Bay Ferry arrived in Pinellas County last month | PSTA Miller said the agency’s effort to restart the route began…...