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TARPON SPRINGS — It appears that the only way this city of 26,442 residents is going to get its own seat on the Forward Pinellas board is if a lot

INDIAN SHORES — A busy Town Council formally passed a temporary juvenile curfew ordinance and gave initial approval to measures that control access to town property and address special events

On Tuesday morning, The Pinellas County Board of Commissioners will vote to approve a $12.5 million budget that will go toward four different affordable housing development projects, creating more than 300 new units across St. Petersburg, Lealman, and Ridgecrest. 

CLEARWATER — When the Clearwater City Council reaffirmed its support for a safety overhaul of Drew Street on April 4, it was the only approval the Florida Department of Transportation

One in three families struggle to afford housing across Pinellas according to county officials. Local leaders, though, are trying to change that. 

Budget language submitted by Sen. Ed Hooper would withhold funding until another traffic study is conducted.

CLEARWATER — Residents who live off Drew Street, and commuters who make their way along the east-west corridor, all have their horror stories.

Rosemary O’Hara wrote “Old rules new to many on the Trail” recently in the Dunedin Beacon, informing readers that the Pinellas Trail has changed the flow of trail users from

DUNEDIN — Many motorists at certain times of the year are driving around downtown looking for a place to park in front of restaurants.

With the City Council’s support, design work can continue and construction could start in 2024.