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City leaders praise tornado response

A 300-foot-wide tornado with winds reaching 100 mph touched down in St. Petersburg Thursday afternoon, and local officials praised first responders for their quick response.

Lt. Garth Swingle with St. Petersburg Fire Rescue (SPFR) told the Catalyst that several trees fell on homes along 9th Avenue North, between 58th Street and 49th Street, and the All Children’s Academy. Despite the damage, he was still unaware of any reported injuries Friday.

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The year gone by: In Memoriam

A fond remembrance of those members of the Tampa Bay arts community we lost in 2022

 

St. Petersburg City Council elects new leadership
Large tree falls on St. Pete preschool
School superintendent receives national recognition
Local chamber of commerce president awarded
Edge Business District Association hires new leader

Dec 16 @ 07:00 PM

Guavatron

Dec 17 @ 06:00 PM

Holiday Movie in the Park

Dec 24 @ 06:00 PM

Christmas at The Pier

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The Shuffle

Jessica Stewart

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