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Also on today's calendar: 9/11 Memorial Ceremony and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What happened to the pregnant cat that ate yarn? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. In this St. Pete neighborhood, pickleball noise is putting neighbors at odds (tampabay.com) — A St. Petersburg racquet club can keep four pickleball courts that were added without prior city approval, but must undergo professional sound testing and follow all recommended noise controls. Neighbors in the surrounding streets, including Winston Park and 45th Avenue Northeast, described sharply different experiences of the constant "pop," and the city's Development Review Commission is relying on experts instead of imposing a fixed 10‑foot barrier.
2. Congregation B'nai Israel Launches 'Living Jewish' Podcast - Jewish Press - Florida's Gulf Coast Edition (jewishpressgulfcoast.com) — Congregation B'nai Israel in St. Petersburg is launching a new podcast, "Living Jewish Today," to share conversations about modern Jewish life with local residents and the wider Tampa Bay community. Hosted by past president Eric Ludin, the show features rabbis, congregants and community leaders discussing traditions, holidays and everyday experiences, and is available on major podcast platforms.
3. He noticed unusual stomach and back pain at 27. Months later, he learned he had testicular cancer. (businessinsider.com subscription) — A 27-year-old St. Petersburg resident discovered stage 2 testicular cancer after noticing persistent testicular, stomach, and back pain and pushing for an ultrasound and MRI. As he juggles surgery, chemotherapy, and running his business, he credits a chance conversation with a grieving mother for convincing him not to ignore early symptoms and urges young people to get unusual pain checked quickly.
4. Achievements - Jewish Press - Florida's Gulf Coast Edition (jewishpressgulfcoast.com) — Several Tampa Bay natives with ties to St. Petersburg and Clearwater are being celebrated for standout achievements, from publishing a major book on antisemitism to leading key military commands and winning a national food-writing award. The column also spotlights a Coast Guard captain who grew up in St. Petersburg and invites local families to share future accomplishments with the Jewish Press.
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