50 Cent called 'stupid' by Florida mayor for staging pre-Super Bowl party
The mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida, has slammed 50 Cent, calling the rapper "stupid" for staging a pre-Super Bowl party.
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The mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida, has slammed 50 Cent, calling the rapper "stupid" for staging a pre-Super Bowl party.
UpdatedMon, Feb 1, 2021 at 3:04 pm ET Reply(1) A crowd gathered in front of St. Petersburg City Hall on Monday as they watched city leaders raise the Dr. Carter G. Woodson flag. (Skyla Luckey | Patch ) ST. PETERSBURG, FL — Possibly the largest crowd ever at the annual tradition of raising the Dr. Carter G. Woodson gathered outside St. Pete City Hall to celebrate Black History Month on Monday, according to Mayor Rick Kriseman. Kriseman, other city leaders and community members gathered in masks and bundled up in coats during a chilly 57 degrees as they stood near the flag pole outside the ...
2:27 Bill 90 (2020) was unanimously passed by the City Council earlier this week -- creating an expiration date on permits allowing homeowners to expand their houses. Despite a 2019 law prohibiting the construction of oversized houses on residential lots, they were still being built in neighborhoods across Oʻahu. That's because permit applications submitted before the ban could still be approved -- allowing homeowners to legally build "monster homes." Council Chair Tommy Waters introduced the measure last year after seeing monster homes being built in Kaimuki. He says under the measure, ap...
The Tampa Bay Rays have signaled they are interested in building a new stadium where Tropicana Field now sits, but they are at a standstill with their landlord, the city of St. Pete, on the future of the site.
The decision will allow workers in food-processing plants to get immunized. The plans have suffered some of the largest coronavirus outbreaks since the beginning of the pandemic. Nine such workers have died in Virginia.