CaseGlide becomes the latest St. Pete small business success story

The Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Rick Kriseman were on hand to christen CaseGlide’s new downtown office on Wednesday, commemorating the latest St. Pete small business success story.

CaseGlide was founded in 2013 by husband and wife duo Wesley and Carly Todd, both of whom were visibly excited to celebrate the milestone with their team and the community. CaseGlide is a unified claim litigation software solution, and its mission is to provide claims professionals and their attorneys with the innovation they need to be more effective and proactive.

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Beach legend Joe Nuzzo dead at 78

Suncoast Surf Shop founder Joe Nuzzo, a longtime fixture on St. Pete Beach, died Thursday morning under hospice care.

The 78-year-old U.S. Navy veteran had been diagnosed with leukemia, according to Nuzzo’s friend Steve Kubiak, who served as his caregiver in recent weeks.

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