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OLDSMAR — The four candidates vying for two open Oldsmar City Council seats on March 15 faced each other for the first time during a candidates’ forum hosted by the

With the new year comes a new election season, and from St. Pete Beach to Tarpon Springs, Pinellas County has plenty of races coming up.

Oldsmar and Safety Harbor have long enjoyed their relationship as sister cities sitting at the top of upper Tampa Bay, including the recent return of the long-running Mayors’ Breakfast.

OLDSMAR — As we come to the end of another year, that means another municipal election is near.

SAFETY HARBOR — A record crowd packed the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa’s banquet hall on Dec. 3 as the popular Mayors’ Breakfast, a long-running event featuring the mayors of

PINELLAS PARK — Roughly two dozen leaders from several Pinellas County communities, including Clearwater, Largo, Dunedin, Oldsmar, and Indian Rocks Beach, recently convened on a newly mapped side street in

Say what you want about him, but Phil Hellmuth never fails to impress -- or cause controversy -- at the WSOP. Over the past week, Hellmuth won his 16th career

Nominations for the next class of Poker Hall of Fame are now open. Anyone can nominate players or industry gurus for the Hall of Fame through the WSOP

OLDSMAR — For several decades, many Pinellas County communities have hosted a monthly Friday night street festival, starting with St. Pete’s First Friday celebrations in the 1990s and continuing today with similar events in Safety Harbor (Third Friday) and Tarpon Springs (First Friday).  Now you can add Oldsmar to the list of municipalities blocking one Friday off the calendar each month as the Oldsmar City CouncilÂ...

OLDSMAR — When Oldsmar’s Ordinance Review Committee conducted a review of city code with the purpose of streamlining language and bringing items up to date, it recommended giving pay raises