New Treasure Island rules define disruption at City Hall

Treasure Island has adopted new rules governing conduct at public meetings, giving the mayor clearer authority to warn speakers, cut them off and, in more serious cases, have them removed for disrupting a meeting.

City commissioners unanimously approved the civility and decorum standards Tuesday. The rules apply to commissioners and board members as well as the public, and spell out what officials can and cannot treat as a disruption.

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Clearwater celebrates library’s Carnegie connection

Clearwater’s public library system has a storied history. 

It all began in 1911, when the Clearwater Library Association opened a subscription-based library above the Peoples Bank on Cleveland Street. However, over time, the spatial requirements of the service increased. 

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