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With community support, a mother triumphs after tragedyApril 21, 2017 was the worst day of Tara Davis's life. Her four-month-old daughter, Elita, had been hospitalized over what her then-husband told her was a fall from the couch. Elita had a skull fracture. And due to the severity of the injury, the child welfare system had gotten involved. |
St. Petersburg’s biggest company makes key pandemic products |
Pinellas Sheriff focuses on bars, not beaches, for July 4 |
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The Florida Orchestra is planning its eventual return“What we’re doing right now,” says Florida Orchestra CEO Mark Cantrell, “is we’re trying to do a giant jigsaw puzzle while water skiing.” Cantrell and Music Director Michael Francis are in the process of arranging a post-pandemic comeback for the bay area’s premiere classical music organization, which went into shutdown mode back in mid-March. |
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Barkett Realty finds opportunities in the COVID-19 economyOn this episode, John Barkett, broker and owner of Barkett Realty in St. Petersburg, joins Chris Steinocher, president and CEO of the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, and Joe Hamilton, publisher of the St. Pete Catalyst, to talk about real estate challenges and opportunities in the COVID-19 panedemic. |
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‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Matthew McGee |
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The Shuffle Reliaquest |
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