St. Pete ends local state of emergency, works to keep sidewalk dining open

The city of St. Petersburg is no longer under a local state of emergency.

Mayor Rick Kriseman let the state of emergency for the city expire Thursday, May 13, Deputy Mayor Kanika Tomalin told the City Council. The order, enacted at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, will not be renewed, she said.

Forward Pinellas approves affordable housing development near Bear Creek

Places This Week: Pinellas Business Center, AMIkids, Grand Central, The Royal

Bringing a festival of greens to the neighborhood

I’m a relatively new convert to collard greens, their cultural significance, nutritional benefits and enticement for second helpings.

My awakening took place while at lunch with a friend who raved about the collard greens being served. I gave in and got a small portion. It was delicious and wasn’t bitter, as I had been told to expect by those, who like me, had grown up eating callaloo - another variation of greens - in the Caribbean.

Political Party with Adam Smith: State Rep. Michele Rayner eyeing Congressional seat

Check out the newest Political Party with Adam Smith, where state Rep. Michele Rayner says she is very seriously looking at jumping into the crowded Democratic primary to succeed Charlie Crist in Congress.

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