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Homeland Security agents have arrested St. Petersburg police Officer Matthew Enhoffer, left, on child pornography charges. In this 2015 picture, he received the St. Petersburg Police Department's Medal of Valor for Enhoffer's actions in a shootout with an armed suspect that year. Tampa Bay Times
Decorated St. Petersburg officer faces child porn charges
The arrest comes after Homeland Security agents raided Officer Matthew Enhoffer’s home last week.
Yesterday• Crime
Neeld-Gordon Garden Center closing after more than 100 years in St. Petersburg
Neeld-Gordon Garden Center, open at this location since 1925, is closing on Sept. 28. MARTHA ASENCIO-RHINE | Times
The development of Pinellas County and the arrival of the big box stores helped hasten the store’s demise.
Yesterday• St. Petersburg
Epilogue: Paul McRae was a pioneer, but you didn’t hear that from him
Dr. Paul McRae was the first black chief of staff at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg. Dr. McRae died on September 13, 2019. He was photographed here in the Tampa Bay Times photo studio for the 2008 Dr. Carter G Woodson Museum's "Legends Honorees" gala. BOYZELL HOSEY | BOYZELL HOSEY | Times
‘His extraordinary example paved the way for so many others.’
Yesterday• St. Petersburg
Have more pavement? Expect to pay more in St. Petersburg.
An man wades through flooded streets with bags of groceries in the Shore Acres neighborhood of St. Petersburg during Tropical Storm Colin in 2016. LOREN ELLIOTT | Loren Elliott / Tampa Bay Times
The city plans to adjust its stormwater billing so homeowners with the most impervious surface area pay the most.
Yesterday• St. Petersburg

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  1. He killed a Tampa Tribune reporter. Then he tried to have a witness killed.
    Yesterday• Crime
    Michael Robert-Jose Harbaugh has pleaded guilty in the 2017 slaying of Safety Harbor neighbor David Sommer, a former reporter. Harbaugh also pleaded guilty to a charge he tried to have a witness in the case killed. [Pinellas County Sheriff's Office]
    Former journalist David Sommer was killed in 2017. Michael Harbaugh, 42, agreed to serve 30 years in prison for his crimes.
  2. Decorated St. Petersburg officer faces child porn charges
    Yesterday• Crime
    Homeland Security agents have arrested St. Petersburg police Officer Matthew Enhoffer, left, on child pornography charges. In this 2015 picture, he received the St. Petersburg Police Department's Medal of Valor for Enhoffer's actions in a shootout with an armed suspect that year. Tampa Bay Times
    The arrest comes after Homeland Security agents raided Officer Matthew Enhoffer’s home last week.
  3. Disagreements in St. Pete City Council race stray from the issues
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
    John Hornbeck is critical of Robert Blackmon because of his profession and lack of a family. Blackmon calls that ‘insulting.’
  4. Have more pavement? Expect to pay more in St. Petersburg.
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
    An man wades through flooded streets with bags of groceries in the Shore Acres neighborhood of St. Petersburg during Tropical Storm Colin in 2016. LOREN ELLIOTT | Loren Elliott / Tampa Bay Times
    The city plans to adjust its stormwater billing so homeowners with the most impervious surface area pay the most.
  5. Epilogue: Paul McRae was a pioneer, but you didn’t hear that from him
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
    Dr. Paul McRae was the first black chief of staff at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg. Dr. McRae died on September 13, 2019. He was photographed here in the Tampa Bay Times photo studio for the 2008 Dr. Carter G Woodson Museum's "Legends Honorees" gala. BOYZELL HOSEY | BOYZELL HOSEY | Times
    ‘His extraordinary example paved the way for so many others.’
  6. Neeld-Gordon Garden Center closing after more than 100 years in St. Petersburg
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
    Neeld-Gordon Garden Center, open at this location since 1925, is closing on Sept. 28. MARTHA ASENCIO-RHINE | Times
    The development of Pinellas County and the arrival of the big box stores helped hasten the store’s demise.
  7. ’St. Petersburg High School’ is engraved on a Mirror Lake condo building. Why?
    Sep. 18• St. Petersburg
    The old St. Petersburg High School on Mirror Lake in 1919 during the school's first year there. After it left the building in 1925, St. Pete High moved into its current home on 5th Avenue. University of South Florida St. Petersburg
    The city’s first high school has a history that stretches back a century with many moves along the way.
  8. Witness to St. Petersburg shooting is killed. His family wants answers.
    Sep. 18• Crime
    Marquis Scott, 20, is a former Northeast High School football captain who his family says was trying to turn his life around. Then he was fatally shot while riding his bike, according to St. Petersburg police. BOYZELL HOSEY | Courtesy of Scott family
    Marquis Scott, 20, was shot while riding his bike. The Northeast High School football captain was turning his life around, his family said.
  9. New two-story Shore Acres Recreation Center will offer more space for programs and parking
    Sep. 18• St. Petersburg
    Rendering of the new Shore Acres Recreation Center that will replace the current structure at 4230 Shore Acres Blvd. NE, St. Petersburg Wannemacher Jensen Architects
    The long-desired project is praised, but some neighbors worry about its proposed height and a new entrance and exit on busy 40th Avenue NE
  10. Fired CEO to St. Pete housing board: Give me $157-K job running your non-profit and I won’t sue
    Sep. 17• St. Petersburg
    Less than a month after being fired, former St. Petersburg Housing Authority CEO Tony Love wants the agency to give him a job running its development nonprofit at the same $157,000 salary. That offer, part of ongoing negotiations over his severance, was rejected by the agency's board.
    Tony Love’s attorney tells the agency that fired him he wants full salary and benefits through 2020. The board rejects his offer.
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