Although a registered Democrat, Ron Carew of Safety Harbor gladly mixed with a mostly Republican crowd Wednesday in Tampa to hear Gov. Mitt Romney speak.
Ray R. Irvin, Richard Blake and Bobby Saltzman got to answer questions submitted by audience members at the City Hall event, which was hosted by the League of Women Voters.
The three candidates for Safety Harbor's open city commission seat will take and answer questions questions Wednesday, Oct. 24.
Priority Medical Dispatch Phase III would eliminate the need for the fire department to respond to every 9-1-1 call. Safety Harbor officials voted to oppose its implementation, although county commissioners will make the final call.
The issues of traffic flow and building height will be addressed at a City Commission workshop next month, according to officials.
Issues with traffic and building height could lead to the dissolution of the proposed development, according to officials.
A trio of conceptual plans presented at a public meeting on Saturday drew a range of responses.
Patch checks in with Richard "Rick" Blake, Ray R. Irvin and Robert "Bobby" Saltzman, who are running for the open seat on the commission this November.
Most people in Safety Harbor have an opinion on the proposed development. Here’s a sampling of thoughts from city officials, commission candidates and concerned citizens.
All state and county candidates in contested central Pinellas races were invited to a breakfast candidate forum on Thursday, according to the Central Pinellas Chamber of Commerce.
Despite protests from residents, a planning and zoning board decision means the residential and commercial complex planned for the corner of McMullen Booth Road and SR 590 will go to the city commission for final approval.
The stormwater drainage project has shifted to the intersection of Main Street and Philippe Parkway.
Three candidates are running for the vacant City Commission seat in November. Today Safety Harbor Patch sits down with Richard “Rick” Blake.
Take a closer look at the proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution before you head to the polls Nov. 6.
Take a closer look at the 11 constitutional amendments voters are being asked to consider before heading to the polls.
With a Planning and Zoning Board meeting set for Wednesday night, concerned Safety Harbor citizens plan to express their feelings about the residential and commercial development.
Three candidates are running for the vacant City Commission seat in November. Today Safety Harbor Patch sits down with Robert “Bobby” Saltzman.
A crowd of roughly 75 people cheered, chanted and prayed for Gov. Mitt Romney at Fat Cat Tavern in Clearwater on Wednesday night; most believed he handily won the first debate with President Barack Obama.
Three candidates are running for the vacant City Commission seat in November. Safety Harbor Patch will profile all three, beginning with Ray R. Irvin this week.
A developer wants to build a 296-unit residential complex and 37,900 square feet of retail and office space on the 34-acre property off McMullen Booth Road.
Incumbent Deborah Clark and challenger Jack Killingsworth are running for the Supervisor of Elections post.
Bob Gualtieri, Scott Swope and Greg Pound are running for Pinellas County Sheriff.
The candidates, voting information and issues that will be affecting Safety Harbor.
At the City Commission meeting Wednesday night, residents of the Harbor Woods Village subdivision expressed outrage over the city's agreement to allow a family care home in their neighborhood.
Both presidential candidates' definitions of "middle income" differ from the U.S. Census. We ask the citizens of Safety Harbor: How do you define "middle income"?
Want to keep track of when your favorite presidential candidate makes an appearance near Safety Harbor? Both major candidates have an app for that.
Romney-Ryan supporters, Sue and Steve Looker of Safety Harbor designed homemade t-shirts that feature a morphed likeness of President Barack Obama and former President Jimmy Carter. The t-shirts say "Barack O'Carter".
An estimated 1,000 to 1,500 people from Safety Harbor and around Pinellas County attended the unveiling of Palm Harbor's 9/11 memorial Tuesday morning at Curlew Hills Memory Gardens.
Safety Harbor Fire Department members will be on hand for the unveiling of a special 9/11 memorial at Curlew Hills Memorial Gardens in Palm Harbor Tuesday morning.
Recycling, millage rates and budget cuts were big items on the agenda this time.