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Caretaker arrested for grand theft
A caretaker described by police as a 'family friend' hired to assist a woman dying of cancer was arrested June 26 on charges she stole a credit card and racked up thousands of dollars in purchases.
GeekDad Puzzle of the Week: Holiday Trash Collection
Truck on it's way to clean up. Can you help the county figure out some statistics for their trash collection effort? Email your answer by 10:00 PM EST on Thursday for your chance to win a $50 gift code from Thinkgeek! The 4th of July weekend is over and in Pinellas County, FL they have started with the annual cleanup effort.
Dog wash raises money for Dunedin Doggie Rescue
Dog wash: A dog wash to raise funds for the Dunedin Doggie Rescue will take place 2-7 p.m. at Dunedin Brewery, 937 Douglas Ave., and includes dog merchandise, massages and adoptions.
Catch the Clearwater Coin Club's annual show
The Clearwater Coin Club's annual coin show continues from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Sunday at Harborview Center, 300 Cleveland St., Clearwater, with more than 150 dealers, daily free gold coin giveaway and hourly door prizes.
Sailing camp ends with graduation
A group of young sailors graduated from sailing camp on June 19. Now in its eighth season, the two-week sailing camp at Calvary Episcopal Church offered basic sailing instruction and an introduction to dinghy racing.
County cleared for seagrass removal
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers signed off on the Hernando Beach dredge permit Friday, setting the stage for the next phase of the project: seagrass removal.
Leepa Rattner opens new exhibit
The Plein Aire Cottage Artists are exhibiting their paintings at the Leepa Rattner Museum of Art through Aug.
Motorcycle mufflers will be monitored
On the eve of one of the loudest weekends of the year, Indian Rocks Beach residents might experience a little more quiet this Fourth of July - but just a little.
Indian Shores to discuss reclaimed water
Pinellas County Utilities will conduct a public meeting on reclaimed water use at the Indian Shores Town Hall auditorium Tuesday, June 30, 6:30 p.m. Information on the county's reclaimed water project will be presented.
Flags retired with proper ceremony
The public is invited to attend the 8th Annual Flag Retirement Ceremony at Chic A Si Park, Friday, June 12, noon.
Orange Park woman celebrates 105th birthday
WILL DICKEY/The Times-Union Activities director Linda Westberry leads in singing to Ruth Palmer, who celebrated her 105th birthday Thursday at Doctors Lake Healthcare in Orange Park.
Driver's Seat - How to be distinctive
If you're normal you will wish to stand out from the crowd. It's no fun blending in with a mob.
North Pinellas History: Officials see future in Indian Rocks Beach pier in 1959
What do they think of this fishing pier the people who attended the opening yesterday at Indian Rocks Beach? They think it's pretty wonderful.
Phosphorus flare found on Indian Rocks Beach
A white phosphorus flare used by the military washed up on Indian Rocks Beach today.
Just as St. Petersburg mayoral candidates gear up campaigns, about...
It won't reassure the many St. Petersburg voters still uncertain and confused about their mayoral choices, but the election is coming far sooner than most people realize.
Madeira Beach residents angry over considerations to eliminate fire department
If the nearly 100 people who crowded the City Commission chambers Tuesday are any indication, any thought of eliminating the city's Fire Department is the proverbial third rail of Madeira Beach politics.
Storm surge could be catastrophic
A University of South Florida marine science researcher challenges the accuracy of official projections of hurricane storm surges.
Facing tough budget decisions, Clearwater officials late last year hired a consulting firm to study the police department and suggest improvements.
Pinellas Sheriff's Office's false-alarm fines will bring real benefits
With government budgets so tight, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office can little afford to dispatch deputies unnecessarily in response to false burglar alarms.
Latitudes opens in Madeira Beach spot where Dockside Dave's used to be
It's a space with a pedigree. In the spot that used to house Dockside Dave's, a new three-story building has been erected at the edge of Madeira Bay Marina.
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