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  1. St. Petersburg sidewalk seating in jeopardy after DeSantis order
    2 hours ago• Health
    Sidewalk seating rules in St. Petersburg that were relaxed last year in response to the pandemic to allow businesses to seat more patrons safely are in jeopardy. City officials are trying to codify the changes to make the rules more permanent.
  2. Pinellas educator among five finalists for Florida teacher of the year
    Earlier today• Education
    Pinellas teacher of the year, Sarah Painter, who teaches fifth grade at Eisenhower Elementary School, celebrates Thursday with her students moments after finding out she is one of five finalists for Florida Teacher of the Year.
  3. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: April 26-May 3
    Earlier today• Life & Culture
    The dachshund rescue group that would have put on the wiener dog races for Tampa's Riverfest has decided to go ahead and hold its own event. There will be races, raffles and adoptable dogs on hand for a day of long and low sausage-loving dogs.
  5. 5 notable shows and concerts coming to Tampa Bay soon
    Yesterday• Entertainment
    Jimmy Buffett, shown here in Tampa in 2017, will be at Amalie Arena on Dec. 4.
  6. St. Pete Beach man killed in traffic crash
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
    A St. Pete Beach man was killed in a crash in St. Petersburg on Tuesday evening, police said.
  7. Where to find a crawfish boil in Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• Food
    Chef Rick "Ricky P" Parsons serves up a Louisiana feast during his monthly crawfish boil at the Big Catch at Salt Creek In St. Petersburg. It's crawfish season and a number of Tampa Bay restaurants and chefs are celebrating the tradition with weekly boils.
  8. St. Petersburg Ballet Conservatory director accused of molesting student, police say
    May 4• Crime
    Servy Gallardo, 52, the artistic director and co-founder of the St. Petersburg Ballet Conservatory, is accused of having "an inappropriate sexual relationship with a 15-year-old student," police said Monday.
  9. Motorcyclist, 38, dies in Park Boulevard N crash, troopers say
    May 4• Pinellas
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  10. Tampa, St. Pete-Clearwater airports to hire hundreds at job fairs this week
    May 3• Business
    Travelers walk inside Tampa International Airport's Rental Car Center on Friday, March 19, 2021.
  11. Johnson Pope brings longtime St. Petersburg real estate law firm into fold
    May 3• Business
    Powell, Carney, Maller will merge their law firm with Johnson, Pope, Bokor, Ruppel and Burns, whose St. Petersburg office is located at 490 First Ave. S.
  12. Democrats express optimism at Tampa fundraiser despite GOP victories
    May 2• Politics
    Congressman Charlie Crist, seen here on Election Day on Nov. 3, 2020, spoke Saturday at a Democratic fundraiser in Tampa. He expressed optimism about the party despite the GOP's dominance, and is days away from making a big political announcement.
  13. Pinellas to consolidate COVID-19 vaccine and testing sites
    Apr. 30• Health
    The fast-moving line to enter at the Central Pinellas vaccine site, 1197 East Bay in Largo, on Monday, April 5, 2021. The county-run vaccination site will stop issuing first-dose vaccination shots on May 7.
  14. Why are banks expanding in Tampa Bay? First Citrus Bank’s CEO explains
    Apr. 30• Business
    This rendering shows First Citrus Bank's planned St. Petersburg branch, its first in Pinellas County, which will open in June.
  15. St. Petersburg officer arrested, fired after Walmart fraud attempt, police say
    Apr. 29• Crime
    Jonathan Cain, 25, faces a felony charge of scheming to defraud, according to Pinellas Park police. Cain was a St. Petersburg police officer who was fired after his arrest.
  16. Florida lawmakers pass compromise measure affecting newspaper ad revenue
    Apr. 29• Politics
    Bundled newspapers make their way down the conveyor belt at the Tampa Bay Times printing plant during its final press run on Saturday, March 6, 2021 in St. Petersburg. 
  17. St. Petersburg chef David Benstock will compete on Food Network’s ‘Beat Bobby Flay’
    Apr. 29• Food
    David Benstock, executive chef and owner of Il Ritorno in St. Petersburg, will compete on an episode of culinary competition show "Beat Bobby Flay" that airs on May 20.
  18. Raymond James sets records with more than $1 trillion in client assets
    Apr. 29• Business
    St. Petersburg's Raymond James Financial posted record quarterly earnings and income during January, February and March of 2021.
  19. Lakewood Elementary defies the ‘COVID slide’ with a burst of success
    Apr. 29• Education
    Kindergarten student Cor'mari Daymon, 5, gets a fist bump from Lakewood Elementary assistant principal Renee Nellenbach for his description of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles earlier this month.
  20. St. Petersburg man, 77, dies after being ejected from van on I-275
    Apr. 28• St. Petersburg
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  21. Man killed after losing control of truck on I-275 and hitting tree
    Apr. 28• Pinellas
    A man died Wednesday after losing control of a pickup on Interstate 275 and hitting a tree.
  22. Pinellas student, 14, struck, injured on U.S. 19 trying to reach PSTA bus, troopers say
    Apr. 28• Pinellas
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  23. 5 things to know about Florida’s health care budget
    Apr. 28• Politics
    A pharmacist portions a dose of the BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine into a syringe on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021.
  24. Florida Orchestra joins forces with YMCA for free summer arts camp
    Apr. 27• Life & Culture
    A free summer arts camp will be held June 14 through July 9 at the Childs Park YMCA in St. Petersburg. Children will lessons in the violin, piano and visual art.
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