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Interim CEO wants Juvenile Welfare Board to thriveMichael Mikurak has been the interim CEO of the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County since June. With over 30 years of experience in business, he has focused on creating future-thinking strategies for the organization. JWB, which was established by a special act of the Florida legislature in 1945, develops and invests in programs and initiatives that support local children. |
Construction begins on $800 million Skyway Marina project |
Places This Week: A century-old Spanish Revival Clearwater home |
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Council greenlights affordable South St. Pete developmentCity council members unanimously approved plans to provide 54 affordable rental units at the former site of a South St. Petersburg cultural landmark Thursday, despite the previous property owner’s pleas. Fort Lauderdale-based Green Mills Group will pay $100 annually for the now-vacant .68-acre site along 22nd Street South, colloquially known as the Deuces. The $20 million project, dubbed Heritage Grove, will offer nine apartments for residents who earn less than 30% of the area median income (AMI), $25,050 for a two-person household. |
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Oct 18 @ 01:00 PMPickleball-O-Ween Doubles Tournament |
Oct 20 @ 06:00 PMNational Chef’s Day x The Birchwood |
Oct 21 @ 06:00 PMDance Social with Mala |
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