Florida Holocaust Museum announces CEO transition

After one year as the Florida Holocaust Museum’s President and Chief Executive Officer, Carl Goodman is no longer with the organization, it was announced Tuesday in a letter from the Board of Directors.

During Goodman’s tenure, the museum was chosen to be the permanent home of the Elie Wiesel collection – including the late writer, activist and humanitarian’s Nobel prize, the entire contents of his personal office and library, unfinished manuscripts and more. The new exhibit, part of a large renovation and expansion plan, is projected to debut in 2025.

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St. Pete comes together for 6th annual Iftar Dinner

Hundreds of residents of various faiths gathered at the Coliseum Tuesday night for St. Petersburg’s Iftar Dinner.

The annual event, now in its sixth year, is hosted by the Tampa Bay Area Muslim Association. The free dinner brings together people of various faiths and walks of life, with a mission of “breaking bread together with peace, love and compassion for all humanity.”