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Environmental organization expands solar research projectThe Suncoast Group of Sierra Club Florida first started providing solar data to Clearwater residents many years ago. This summer, the organization’s team decided to expand its services to St. Petersburg, Largo, Dunedin and Safety Harbor. For each city, the Suncoast chapter has created dashboards with interactive maps, outlining how solar energy is used. |
New bilingual children’s book deals with Alzheimer’s |
Places This Week: A Gulfport multi-residence on a double lot |
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St. Pete won’t see stormwater impact fees anytime soonSt. Petersburg residents face a 17.5% stormwater rate increase in October, after a 25% hike last year. Many would like to see developers contribute more to long-overdue infrastructure projects. Multiple public speakers supported the additional costs approved Thursday evening at the city’s final utility rate public hearing, as the 2024 storm season highlighted significant deficiencies. One noted that St. Petersburg lacks a stormwater-specific impact fee, unlike several other Florida cities. |
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St. Pete still ranks among ‘best places to retire’ |
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St. Pete budget hearing is Thursday |
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Pinellas to lower tax rate for fourth time in five years |
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Sep 09 @ 02:00 PMRe-Opening | The Florida Holocaust Museum |
Sep 12 @ 12:00 PMLei’d On The Roof Luau Party |
Sep 18 @ 05:00 PMMahaffey Theater Presents “Fractal Dreams” |
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Impact Five ways to give back and get involved in your community |
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