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Besides social media accounts, Stevensonreport has populated their site with In 'Anywhere Else,' St. Pete author Rachel Knox complicates Florida's clichés - Creative Loafing Tampa, Q&A: New novelist Phil Melanson comes to Florida to discuss da Vinci’s queer history, Q&A: Before St. Pete book talk, author Kristen Arnett talks queer spaces, art, and the absurdity of Florida, Q&A: Before St. Pete book talk, 'Alligator Tears' author Edgar Gomez talks immigrants, hard truths, and heart, Flour and Water — Pigeon Pages, Pinellas commissioners push Rays stadium vote to December, adding uncertainty to landmark deal, Dunedin could approve updated outdoor dining ordinance on Thursday, ‘We cannot rely on just promises’: Despite opposition, St. Pete City Council OKs Rays-Hines redevelopment deal, Despite unknowns, price tag, and public opposition, St. Pete’s Rays-Hines stadium vote is slated for Thursday, Tampa renews contract with controversial gunshot detection software, without additional public comment, Tampa City Council advances juvenile curfew ordinance, despite lack of comprehensive data or enforcement plan, Tampa Bay's 25 most WTF news stories of 2023, Tampa renews ShotSpotter contract, but questions remain about the gunshot detection software’s usefulness, Tampa City Council sets first reading of citywide juvenile curfew for December 21, ‘All my life, they redlined us’: St. Pete seeks applicants for Gas Plant advisory council, Senior citizen sole Survivor of Devastating fire, organized by Gloria Maxwell, Tampa police chief says the ‘Orlando model’ for nightlife looks ‘promising’, St. Pete gives senior citizen more time to fix home damaged by fire, Some VM Ybor residents say too many sex offenders are being housed together, St. Petersburg senior whose house caught fire hopes code enforcement gives her more time to make repairs, Local leaders will honor Tampa’s Memorial Park cemetery this weekend, Second federal civil rights lawsuit filed against city of New Port Richey, St. Pete partners with PSTA to offer free bus rides for low-income residents, Activist Marlowe Jones’ lawsuit against New Port Richey heads to trial, St. Petersburg City Council approves $100K for pilot eviction diversion program, Q&A: Punk icon Lydia Lunch brings Retrovirus to Tampa biker bar on Friday, Best Farewell Schmoo-Hoo 2023, Tampa budget: After rejecting proposed property tax increase, city council puts $12 million towards housing, Tampa’s final budget meeting is tonight, but city council and the administration are struggling towards an accord, PSTA roundtable on the unhoused in Pinellas yields a familiar refrain—we need more housing, After controversial fare increase, St. Pete allocates extra SunRunner funds for new bus station, public art, Tampa City Council votes against Mayor Jane Castor’s proposed tax increase, Housing organizer Nick Carey announces bid for St. Petersburg City Council, After complaints about homeless riders, PSTA votes to start charging fares on the SunRunner, 'Make their lives miserable': St. Pete Beach leaders lament unhoused SunRunner Riders, discuss charging fares, While Tampa Mayor eyes 16% property tax increase, residents ask why other fees haven’t been raised before upping millage, It’s official, St. Pete renters no longer have a bill of rights, City of Tampa moves ahead on internship for individuals with intellectual disabilities, Citing Florida’s new landlord law, St. Pete City Council votes to repeal its own Tenants Bill of Rights, Tampa City council wants updated safety master plan after firefighters object to ‘union busting’ firm that crafted it, Citing Florida’s new landlord law, St. Pete City Council votes to repeal its own Tenants Bill of Rights, Judge denies New Port Richey’s motion to dismiss lawsuit from Black Lives Matter protester, ‘There is a Black exodus at USF’: Faculty group says USF administration has been silent in the face of racism, St. Petersburg City Council approves expansion of ban on sidewalk activity, St. Petersburg City Council could vote on tenants right to counsel as soon as next month, ADUs could come to to East Tampa, and activists want the neighborhood to have a say in its future, Largo’s Vicki Gibson found safety in gay bars—now she runs one of her own, St. Pete advances updated sidewalk activity ordinance, but critics say it could hurt free speech, St. Petersburg City Council could vote on tenants right to counsel as soon as next month, Veteran Tampa journalist says USF censored his antisemitism comments over fear of DeSantis, PURE, Tampa’s latest plan to treat wastewater, is over for now, Tampa City Council approves Mayor Castor’s department heads, but asks for better communication, Flour and Water — Pigeon Pages, Tampa City Council unanimously rejects plans for 50-unit luxury condo along Bayshore, St. Pete advances right to counsel for tenants facing eviction, USF president says student protesters caused an ‘active shooter’ response from staff, Tampa’s citizens police review board can finally hire its own lawyer, After threats from Tallahassee, St. Pete City Council votes against funding increased abortion access, Moms Demand Action will hold rally against gun violence today in downtown Tampa, Faculty union at Hillsborough Community College casts vote of ‘no confidence’ in college president, Pinellas teachers union will rally for public education this Saturday in St. Pete, Tampa Bay activist denied re-entry to Hillsborough School Board workshop about ‘This Book Is Gay’, St. Petersburg City Council approves neighborhood rezoning amendment, Clearwater Mayor Frank Hibbard resigns without warning, Tampa City Council OKs $77 million for wastewater improvements, Florida’s proposed six-week abortion ban could impact St. Pete’s push to fund access for reproductive healthcare, Young, St. Petersburg unionist teachers use a podcast to open labor dialogue, St. Pete City Council greenlights church’s affordable housing plan near Disston Heights, Amid community pushback, St. Pete’s controversial density rezoning amendment clears another hurdle, Pinellas School board approves AVID program funding, despite ‘no’ votes from DeSantis-backed members, St. Pete approves possible $50k for increased abortion access, Amendment that could bring housing density to St. Pete neighborhoods advances, despite local dissent, St. Pete City Council unanimously approves 21-story high rise near Mirror Lake, New report shows Hillsborough blocked 52 percent of abortion petitions for minors, Community leaders call for more local control over development of St. Pete's Tropicana Field site, City of St. Pete is ready to meet health committee to discuss sending funds to Tampa Bay Abortion Fund, ‘Bracing ourselves for even more restrictions’: Reproductive rights marches happens across Tampa Bay today, St. Petersburg health committee tables reproductive rights resolution until next year, St. Pete officially opts out of county tenant protections in favor of adopting its own renter bill of rights, After pressure from apartment association, St. Pete adopts its own tenants bill of rights, The lease is up at St. Pete’s Manhattan Casino, and the city wants residents to tell them what’s next, New owners and a historic partnership open Jack Kerouac’s St. Pete home to the public, 'We can’t get that land back': Residents and environmentalists oppose Largo’s Referendum 2, St. Pete's ‘Art Over Erasure’ hopes to acknowledge lost burial grounds and recover Black history, St. Pete’s push for a tenant’s right-to-counsel takes another small step towards reality, St. Pete City Council says no to putting a rent control vote on November ballot, St. Pete City Council moves closer to putting rent control on the ballot, St. Pete residents demand housing in final community conversation about Tropicana Field site redevelopment, After initial meetings, St. Pete officials remain open to offering more renters a guaranteed right to legal counsel, As housing crisis continues, St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch details distribution of $34 million in ARPA funds, This One Seems to Last | pidgeonholes: fearless literature, St. Pete City Council marks $34 million from feds for affordable housing, Outside St. Pete City Hall, residents demanded rent control now, 'People are going homeless': Despite housing crisis, St. Pete City Council skirts rent control, St. Petersburg police officer fired after Tasing man during arrest, St. Pete City Council gives thousands to affordable housing developer, St. Pete activists rally on Roe v. Wade anniversary, Tampa Tiger Bay hosts legal panel, Tampa tenants to protest mass eviction, Removing lead from school drinking water focus of proposed legislation, People's Council calls for housing state of emergency in St. Pete, St. Pete housing committee concerned about proposed housing bill, Report shows Floridians support single-use plastic regulation, Report on conflicted campaign contributions names Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, Activists demand justice for teen shot by St. Pete Police, St. Petersburg inaugurates Mayor Ken Welch, Redistricting could impact Black community in Tampa and St. Pete, Congress member Kathy Castor encourages ACA signups, Part two: exploring the USF Forest Preserve, Part one: exploring the USF Forest Preserve, Part two: interview with St. Petersburg mayor-elect Ken Welch, Part one: Interview with St. Petersburg mayor-elect Ken Welch, New initiative hopes to bring more affordable housing, Part two: hiking the West Klosterman Preserve, Part one: hiking the West Klosterman Preserve, Supplemental feeding: a new effort to save manatees is underway, Florida Power & Light trying to undermine net metering for solar, according to newspaper report, St. Petersburg honors homeless people who died, St. Pete votes 6-1 to explore rent control, Reproductive rights conference focuses on how local governments can help, Report on St. Pete's policing shows disproportionate impact for Black residents, Florida Power & Light debuts world's largest solar-powered battery, Hillsborough School Board narrows redistricting plans, St. Pete approves two rental housing ordinances, Residents sue Tarpon Springs over Anclote River development, Lakeland invests in body cameras for police, Funds needed to save the West Klosterman Preserve, Union leaders on impact of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Affordable housing funds, March for women’s rights, Arielle Stevenson website.