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Book bus to visit underserved neighborhoods, give free books to kids
PINELLAS PARK, Fla. - The Juvenile Welfare Board and its Summer Book Bus are on the road once again, delivering free books to children in underserved neighborhoods across Pinellas County. With the phrase ‘Inspiring lifelong readers, one book at a time’ on the side of the bus – it is...
On the Scene: Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties’ Glow Gala (PHOTOS)
More than 500 attendees gathered to support the Habitat mission at the sold-out Glow Gala, presented by Crown Automotive Charities and the Hawkins Family Foundation. The event, at the Vinoy Renaissance Resort, in St. Petersburg, illuminated the night celebrating the Habitat mission. Thanks to the support of the Glow Gala...
NWS Melbourne: Independence Day Forecast
East-Central Florida - Wednesday July 3, 2024: Another hot day with heat indices in the 100s is forecast. High temperatures in the lower to mid 90s and seasonably high humidity will result in heat index readings, or feels-like temperatures, from 102 to 107 degrees today. The chance for isolated showers...
Tampa Bay's Jamaican community braces for impact of Hurricane Beryl
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The impending impact of Hurricane Beryl on Jamaica has some across Tampa Bay worried about their loved ones riding out the storm. "I'm a bit concerned," said Everoy Salabie of St. Pete. Salabie said he moved from Jamaica several years ago. His kids, some as...
New Florida law requires police ask certain questions to suspected domestic violence victims
About 200 people die from domestic violence in Florida each year, according to data from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. A new Florida law changes that. It requires law enforcement to ask a list of questions to the victim at any domestic violence call.
Did you get a SunPass text warning you about unpaid tolls? There's another a scam. What to do
If you received a text claiming to be from SunPass and warning you about unpaid tolls, don’t click on the link. It's another phishing scam. SunPass posted a warning on its website, warning customers the messages were not sent by SunPass and are a phishing scam targeting the public. ...
Summertime fire safety this July 4th: WM provides tips to prevent garbage truck fires
The report estimates that more than 5,000 fires occur annually at recycling facilities and in collection trucks due to hazardous materials, including lithium-ion batteries, being improperly disposed of by residents.
Five teachers selected for 2024 State Teachers Artist Residency program at the Hermitage
Five Florida public school arts teachers will spend part of their summer on Manasota Key while working on their own artistic endeavors as part of the 2024 State Teachers Artist Residency program at the Hermitage Artist Retreat. STARs – now in its 14th year – is presented by the Hermitage in partnership with...
July 4 events and fireworks in Southwest Florida
FORT MYERS, Fla. — If you're looking for a list of things to do for July 4, check out the list below!. On Cape Coral Parkway at the foot of Cape Coral Bridge. To ensure everyone’s safety, please remember; no pets, no fireworks, and no outside alcohol will be allowed.
Ashley Moody Welcomes New Florida Law Enforcement Officers Who Left New York, Illinois and Other States
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody welcomed new Florida officers from Georgia, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, New Mexico and New York with a Sunshine Salute. According to Moody’s office, since July 2022, nearly 5,000 recruits joined Florida’s law enforcement ranks, including more than 1,200 moving from out-of-state. Four hundred of these officers alone moved from California, Illinois and New York combined.
Duke Energy Florida prepares for more active hurricane season
Duke Energy Florida has been busy getting ready for hurricane season with the goal of responding and restoring power quickly when the next storm hits. The company has a storm response plan that includes advanced ... Read More » The post Duke Energy Florida prepares for more active hurricane season appeared first on Daily Energy Insider.
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