Hate fliers return to St. Pete; how will the city respond?

Last week, concerned St. Petersburg residents reported receiving antisemitic fliers on their doorsteps. The notes began by condemning progressives for promoting communism and conservatives for only worrying about money before launching into vitriol aimed at Jewish people and their allies.

They featured Nazi symbolism and promoted replacement theory, the white nationalist ideology that has inspired several mass shootings. A QR code at the bottom linked to an antisemitic film.

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St. Pete honors its Coast Guard

As one of the United States Coast Guard’s (USCG) most expansive commands, Sector St. Petersburg has served the region, state and nation from its base on Bayboro Harbor for nearly 100 years.

Coinciding with the USCG’s recent 232nd anniversary Mayor Ken Welch, on behalf of the city, issued a formal proclamation recognizing Aug. 4, 2022, as United States Coast Guard Day in St. Petersburg. Commissioned in 1924, he also acknowledged the Sector’s servicemembers and their families for decades of dedication and sacrifice.

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