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St. Petersburg’s election season begins. So who’s running? There may be seven months before the city’s primary elections, but candidates have already lined up.     From top left to bottom right: Gina Driscoll, Wengay Newton, Darden Rice, Clifford Hobbs III, Wendy Wesley, Ken Welch, Brandi Gabbard, Richie Floyd, Michael Ingram [ Photos courtesy of the candidates ] Updated Jan. 23 ST. PETERSBURG — Now that the national campaign season is over, a local one is just beginning: 2021 is an election year in the Sunshine City. Four City Council seats are on the ballot, with t...

The 57-year-old former Pinellas County Commissioner filed to run Friday morning at City Hall.

this sign is in new york. the controversial ad is going to appear in ten new york subway station this is week. first jihad referring to as savage. the court ruling forced the transit authority to actually put those up. a spokesman for the council on american islamic relations says the advertisement is designed to offend. take a look at this. in india -- nine people died in this stampede and religious compound in the eastern part of the country. tens of thousands have gathered for a celebration marking the birth of a reveered hindu leader. well, police -- a deputy police commissioner ...

the controversial ad is going to appear in ten new york subway station this is week. first jihad referring to as savage. the court ruling forced the transit authority to actually put those up. a spokesman for the council on american islamic relations says the advertisement is designed to offend. take a look at this. in india -- nine people died in this stampede and religious compound in the eastern part of the country. tens of thousands have gathered for a celebration marking the birth of a reveered hindu leader. well, police -- a deputy police commissioner tells a local paper that t...

To wait for a year? talking about things that kick in in 2014. >> to be clear about this, first of all, i think this health care reform affects everybody. it offers a layer of protection that doesn't exist right now. though you don't see a change right now for you, everyone will have change. it's going to take a long time for insurance carriers to accept all these new customers and operate under the new laws. that's why it takes time. cheaper insurance, i don't think it's going to be cheaper. >> really? >> no. in the short term insurance companies have the ability to control premium. state reg...