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Free wellness and health screening event at Lealman Exchange on Saturday Sept. 26 (opens the original)
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Local health and wellness organizations will offer free resources, screenings, and consultations in women’s health, mental health, senior care, Medicare, and youth health at the Treasure Your Health event. More than 25 organizations are slated to attend, including: Refreshment will be available from local food trucks: Avocado Gypsy, Icicle Delights and Penguin Pretzel. Neither insurance nor appointments are necessary to attend the free event. Where: Lealman Exchange Community Center 5175 45th St
IRS published guide to safeguarding important financial and tax records against natural disasters (opens the original)
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Disaster tax relief may be available and is typically automatic for those whose address of record is within a covered disaster area, according to a news release from the IRS. IRS granted tax relief varies by disaster, but may include postponing certain tax filings and payments. See specific IRS disaster announcements for deadlines and any required actions. Call the IRS Special Services Hotline at 866-562-522 if you live outside of a covered disaster area but need records to meet deadlines inside
New FEMA flood insurance rate maps to be released for Alligator Creek watershed area of Clearwater (opens the original)
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FEMA’s new flood insurance rate maps will reflect changes to flood zones and base flood elevations in Clearwater’s Alligator Creek watershed. Residents near the watershed area may need to change their flood insurance coverage based on the new maps, according to a news release from the City of Clearwater. A search tool on the City’s website can help property owners find changes to their property’s flood map. Comments and appeals for any impacted property can also be submitted there. Three informa
St. Petersburg to host household hazardous waste drop-off on Sept. 5 (opens the original)
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St. Pete residents can safely dispose of environmentally hazardous household products and items that pose a fire hazard if included with regular household trash during a waste collection event on Saturday, Sept 5. The event will take place from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Pinellas Technical College, 901 34th St. S., St. Petersburg. Trained professionals will be on-site to ensure items are disposed of properly, according to a news release from the City of St. Petersburg.
Sandbags available to St. Pete residents year-round (opens the original)
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Sandbags are available for St. Pete residents at the city’s Pavement, Traffic and Operations Building, 1744 9th Ave. N. in St Petersburg. Pickup hours are 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and on the second Saturday of each month. “With hurricane season in full swing, the City encourages residents to pick up sandbags before a storm threatens the community,” according to a news release from City of St. Petersburg. Residents must show proof of residency and may receive up to 10 bags per ho
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