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Latitude Energy Services Ends Talley Strategies Engagement

4+ day, 13+ min ago   (221+ words) Engagement Legis1 Latitude Energy Services Ends Talley Strategies Engagement Latitude Energy Services LLC...terminated its lobbying engagement with Talley Strategies LLC on August 31, according to an LDA filing...

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Pinellas Detectives Investigate Death Following St. Petersburg Police Use of Force

3+ week, 21+ hour ago   (332+ words) . © Copyright - IONTB LLC...

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City of St. Pete approves first public hearing for utility rate increases - AOL

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (393+ words) Residents said they want the council to be creative with the payments instead of taxes being moved from...

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St. Pete approves utility rate hikes

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (529+ words) He has also proposed reducing Payment in Lieu of Taxes transfers from utility funds into the city’s general...

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St. Pete Beach Commission Approves City Contracts and Projects

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (550+ words) Commissioners also approved a previously budgeted $73,500 payment to Conure Telecom Services for license...

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Utility hikes advance as St. Pete council debates who should pay

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (769+ words) By AARON STYZA, St. Pete Catalyst St. Petersburg residents could soon pay more for water, wastewater and other city utilities, but the latest rate discussion at City Hall expanded into a larger question over who should pick up the tab…...

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