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The platform brings people together based on shared interests and compatible schedules, and helps them plan real-world activities.
New economic analysis shows BayCare’s footprint in Pinellas County has grown about 16% since 2022.
City Council unanimously approved the department’s 2026-2031 strategic plan Thursday.
Local historic status was to granted three surviving, post-World War II cottages at Island’s End.
The city will break ground Sept. 16 on the $10.5 million replacement station.
The district will feature student housing, restaurants, a hotel, a conference center and an academic research building.
The storms of 2024 forced Dunedin to see the Causeway without one of its longtime uses.
Developer John Barkett said three of the project's seven businesses are Black-owned, and described a deliberate effort to recruit within the Black business community.
The company helps customers rent, demo, lease or buy commercial robots.
The James Beard Media Award-winning 'Coldwater Kitchen' is about culinary training, trust and life after incarceration.
