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Meet Doretha, a St. Pete woman who gives away water bottles in the name of kindness (opens the original)
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A man crossed Central Avenue from the Grand Central Bus Terminal, approached Doretha’s folding table and asked whether she was giving away water. Doretha smiled, said yes, and handed him a cold bottle. He thanked her, pressed it against his forehead and then his chest before walking back across the street to catch his connecting bus. A short time later, a man using a motorized wheelchair stopped at the table. Several bags hung from the back of his chair. Doretha asked how he was doing, handed hi
St. Pete Beach commissioners want more resident input before ruling out a property tax increase (opens the original)
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St. Pete Beach Commissioners left the door open to a potential property tax increase during their July 28 meeting by setting a tentative maximum millage rate for fiscal year 2027, but they did not approve a tax hike. The commission directed staff to advertise a tentative rate of 3.6715 mills, up from the current 3.0913 mills. The advertised rate is the highest the city can adopt later this year, but commissioners may lower it during September budget hearings. At the proposed ceiling, the City wo
July seminar to discuss who controls access to St. Pete Beach (opens the original)
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Who controls access to St. Pete Beach: the public or beachfront property owners? That question will be the focus of a City of St. Pete Beach seminar Thursday, July 23, on Florida’s customary use doctrine and how it applies to the shoreline. The free seminar will be held from 5 p.m.-6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 155 Corey Ave. It will feature a legal presentation on Florida beach access law, followed by a question-and-answer session for residents. Florida law generally treats
Banksy-esque street art from UK artist DNZ lasts one day at John's Pass Bridge (opens the original)
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For less than a day, a little girl in a sun hat crouched beneath John’s Pass Bridge, reaching toward a yellow flower growing from the sand. The black-and-white stencil mural appeared without warning and quickly drew comparisons to Banksy, the anonymous British street artist known for placing provocative work in unexpected public spaces. However, U.K.-based street artist D.N.Z created the piece in Treasure Island. Before residents learned the artist’s identity, the possibility of discovering a Ba
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