Beach erosion puts homes, lives at risk

The extent of Hurricane Idalia's effect on Pinellas County's coastline is coming into focus, with Kelli Levy stating that "we literally do not have dry, sandy beach" in some locations.

Levy, the county's public works director, illustrated her point to county commissioners through pictures at their Sept. 7 meeting. She noted that her department has worked with Dr. Ping Wang, geosciences professor at the University of South Florida, for over 20 years.

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Local designer launches disability-inclusive fashion line

Lady Natasha Fines believes clothing is more than just fabric as it provides a platform for self-expression and individuality; however, she noticed one oft-overlooked demographic.

The Tampa native and Pinellas Park resident launched her eponymous apparel brand in August. She will unveil her niche - disability-inclusive adaptive clothing - Sept. 29 at Tampa Bay Fashion Week.

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