Voters pass St. Pete initiatives; red wave reaches Pinellas

St. Petersburg voters overwhelmingly approved two city charter amendments and ballot referendums Tuesday, while Republicans secured several local seats in the first election since state redistricting.

According to the Pinellas Supervisor of Elections Office’s unofficial tallies, 424,302 eligible county voters, or 60.98%, exercised their civic duty. While ballots vary according to a person's address, St. Petersburg residents faced a lengthy selection process this election year, with the VOTE411 informational guide listing 33 selections.

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USF mourns the loss of a marine science legend

Dr. William “Bill” Hogarth, a legendary biologist who helped lead the University of South Florida St. Petersburg's marine science renaissance, died Nov. 5.

Campus officials announced that Hogarth, 83, died following a short illness. He is best known locally for helping propel the College of Marine Science after becoming its dean in 2007. A research vessel bearing his name docks in the adjacent Bayboro Harbor.

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