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Pinellas commissioners extend restrictions amid growing pushback
The Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners has voted to extend the local state of emergency until May 1.
Pinellas County businesses deemed non-essential will remain closed, as will public beaches and pools at apartments and condominium complexes, until at least then. Those closures were among the restrictions put in place as local and state authorities try to stop the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus.
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Roundup: USF invests in Covid-19 research, economic side effects, Kriseman on city restart
Today’s roundup has news about University of South Florida, Tampa Bay Partnership
University of South Florida will invest nearly $340,000 in 14 research projects that are addressing the Covid-19 pandemic.
As the number of new Covid-19 cases in the Tampa-St. Petersburg area begins to slow down, the economic side effects of the disease are becoming more visible, according to the Tampa Bay Partnership
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‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Jeff Klinkenberg
Legendary St. Pete writer Jeff Klinkenberg joined us for The Catalyst Sessions Tuesday, from his home in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina. The author of seven bestselling books, Klinkenberg wrote the folksy “Real Florida” column for the Tampa Bay Times for nearly four decades.
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