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PSTA Gets $850K Federal Boost for St. Pete Ferry Dock
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (691+ words) Castor said investing in the ferry gives people “another way to get around” the region....
Pedone Elite Team Lists Local Personality's St Pete Home
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (310+ words) colorful, interesting, drenched in energy and a little unexpected It has a presence all its own In that way...
City of St. Pete approves first public hearing for utility rate increases - AOL
3+ week, 4+ day ago (393+ words) “And they’re not contributing the same way that residents are to utilities because they’re not here paying...
Power for and by the people? St. Petersburg citizens launch campaign for municipal utilities
1+ week, 2+ day ago (593+ words) “Our electric bills are way too high,” said Josh Sproat with the Suncoast Sierra Club during a news conference...
How a proposal to ditch Duke Energy could get on St. Petersburg ballots
5+ day, 8+ hour ago (808+ words) s going to get complicated in the future, but today it’s really very simple: Our electric bills are way...
St. Petersburg citizens launch campaign for city to run its own utilities
1+ week, 4+ day ago (632+ words) “Our electric bills are way too high,” said Josh Sproat with the Suncoast Sierra Club during a press...
St. Pete Beach Commission Approves City Contracts and Projects
3+ week, 3+ day ago (550+ words) August 21, 2026 by Trei Johnson Keep your news local. Support The Gabber Newspaper with a small monthly donation. The St. Pete Beach City Commission unanimously approved a $3.7 million law enforcement contract, $73,500 in parking license plate readers and a $100,410 security-system replacement on…...
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…...