Judge rules for city, Topgolf in lawsuit; appeal likely

Pinellas County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Ramsberger has ruled in favor of the City of St. Petersburg and Topgolf in a contentious civil lawsuit brought by Concerned Residents of Carillon, a group opposed to the construction of a Topgolf facility in their northern St. Petersburg neighborhood.

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Fast-growing Chicken Salad Chick roosts in St. Petersburg

When Chicken Salad Chick, one of the nation’s fastest-growing restaurant chains, opens its first location in St. Petersburg next week, it will bring a special St. Pete touch to the 4th Street location.

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Political Party with Adam Smith: Florida journalists weigh in on their hedge fund owners

Hedge funds now own most of the biggest newspapers in Florida, and the latest edition of “Political Party with Adam Smith” features some of Florida most prominent journalists weighing in on what that means for their future – and Florida’s.

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	Pinellas County extends local state of emergency
	NFL legends Steve Young, Jerry Rice to speak at tech conference
	Georgia woman headed to prison for trafficking drugs through Tampa port
	PSTA extends service for self-driving shuttle
	Lightning, Jabil, USF team up on workplace diversity program
	Pharmacy now open at Bayfront Health St. Petersburg