County hopes to correct stormwater ‘problems of the past’

Pinellas County is adopting a revised stormwater manual in the hopes of correcting previous problem areas while addressing ongoing changes to both the climate and the community.

The Pinellas Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a revised stormwater manual at its board meeting Tuesday, concluding a year-long process. Kelli Levy, Director of Public Works, led the presentation on the updated manual.

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Beekeeper hopes to strengthen St. Pete’s honeybee population with urban hives

A local attorney is turning his side hustle into his main hustle by getting St. Pete buzzed on bees.

Spencer Evans, a Stetson Law graduate who grew up on a small farm in DeLand, began learning about beekeeping as a way to “de-stress” between work and classes. When his career shifted to a more relaxed work-from-home schedule as a legal document reviewer, Evans found time to turn this pastime into a business.

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