Six Ways To Participate In Water Conservation Month This April

April is Water Conservation Month. St. Pete residents and businesses are encouraged to participate in water-saving practices this month.

St. Pete Fire Rescue Gets Ready To Hire Firefighters/EMT Trainees

Candidates in cadet training will receive full-time pay, and be offered a position with St. Pete Fire rescue after completion.

Fan Watches Avengers Movie 191 Times For World Record | Patch PM

Guinness world record | White supremacist rhetoric | FL COVID counts questioned | Stations of the Cross walk | Damage to park: Patch PM

St. Pete Eatery Donating All Sales For A Day To Charity

Support premature babies by grabbing a meal from Jersey Mike's in St. Petersburg on March 31.

Summer Camp Early Registration Opens For St. Pete Kids

St. Petersburg Parks & Recreation will provide a variety of programs and camps for children during summer 2021.

Otter Rescued Off Gandy Boulevard By FHP And Good Samaritan

An otter was safely relocated to a pond in St. Petersburg over the weekend after it got too close to busy traffic.

FL Good News: Make-A-Wish Helps Dream Come True, Bradenton Fair

Tribute to 9-1-1 operators, 16 nonprofit awards in Pinellas, Feeding Tampa Bay job training, call out to artists, salt therapy and more.

Proud Boys Insurrection Arrest Totals 32 FL Suspects | Patch PM

Rays tickets on sale | Help for crime victims | Scammers steal $66K | FL Proud Boy arrested | Vaccine eligibility, hesitancy: Patch PM

COVID-19 Memorial In St. Pete Helps Loved Ones Mourn

The more than 30,000 ribbons outside the Morean Center for Clay represent a life lost in Florida to COVID-19.

40th Avenue Bridge Reopens Ahead Of Schedule

The City of St. Petersburg is pleased to announce the next phase of construction and the reopening of the 40th Ave. NE. bridge.

City Of St. Petersburg Launches New Community Input Opportunities For The Trop Site Redevelopment

Several opportunities are launching in April for residents to provide input.

City Requests Community Feedback For Trop Redevelopment Site

The city of St. Petersburg will soon launch a few options for residents to provide likes and dislikes about each Tropicana site proposal.

FL Good News: $2M Florida Lottery Winner, Irish Family Recipes

Jewish Film Festival returns, Firestone Grand Prix in St. Pete, students harvest greens for seniors and best Florida cities to live in.

USF Spring Graduation Ceremony Changes, Names Will Be Read

University of South Florida said it wants to provide a safe in-person graduation experience for seniors during the coronavirus pandemic.

St. Pete Ranked Among Best To Live In America

Three Tampa Bay cities made Niche's annual list of "Best Cities to Live in the U.S. in 2021."

Community Foundation of Tampa Bay expands Mental Health Aid

Private training sessions now offered for groups of 10 people or more

FL Good News: Fish Cake Restaurant, Lottery Winners

More flying options from SRQ, murals, Tampa Soul on Food Network, community help, children's books, new drive-in theater, 300 jobs hiring.

St. Pete's First LGBTQ Youth Market Presented By Metro Health

Emerging artists in the LGBTQ youth community will present their artwork in front of the Metro LGBTQ Welcome Center this weekend.

Reclaimed Water Discharge Notification – 3.7.2021, St. Petersburg

Approximately 3,000 gallons of reclaimed water has been discharged at the 2000 block of Hawaii Ave. NE. due to a reclaimed water main.

The City Of St. Petersburg Announces Tropicana Field Development Partner Shortlist

The City of St. Petersburg received seven responses to the request for proposals (RFP) issued.

FL Good News: 22,000 Meals For Hungry, Lightning Doors Open

St. Pete company raises $1,170 for kids, from Sarasota to Chicago flights, seventh grader wins state competition and Sprouts opening in FL.

GetMyBoat App Offers Crowd-Free Fun For Spring Break In St. Pete

There's a boating company that offers enjoyment on the water to residents who want to skip crowds and maintain social distancing.

Partially-Treated Wastewater Discharge Notification – 3.3.21, St. Petersburg

Approximately 2 gallons of partially treated effluent material has been discharged at the Northeast Water Reclamation Facility.

St. Pete T-Shirt Company Raises $1,170 For Hungry Kids

The Kind Mouse, an organization that helps thousands of hungry kids, has partnered with Live Love St. Pete to provide more community meals.

FL Good News: New St. Pete Park, Adventure Island Reopening

Tampa Bay networking, More than 160 foods donated, Bradenton Blues Festival is back, Sarasota Opera performances and more.

A $500,000 Park Replacing A LongTime Eyesore In St. Pete

An ugly spot in St. Petersburg will become a thing of beauty and community connections in spring of 2021.

Top Beach In US; Will Spring Break Be Superspreader? | Patch PM

FL has top U.S. beach | Will spring break be superspreader event? | Rays tickets on sale | Vaccinations for the wealthy: Patch PM

St. Pete Library To Be Renamed After President Barack Obama

The Main Library in St. Petersburg will hold a dedication ceremony at its location for its renaming as President Barack Obama Main Library.

St. Petersburg Main Library To Be Renamed President Barack Obama Main Library And Undergo Renovation

The St. Petersburg Main Library, located at 3745 9th Ave. N., will be renamed the President Barack Obama Main Library.

Reiki Healing 'Hammock-Style' At Crescent Lake Park In St. Pete

During the coronavirus pandemic, a practitioner is offering social distanced Reiki healing in nature at a popular park.

FL Good News: Guy Fieri's Sarasota Restaurant, $1M Lottery Winner

Gasparilla Festival goes virtual, a new puppy pub, bus driver in Lakeland gives kindness to kids, kindergarteners give love to seniors

Bob Devin Jones Honored With Key To The City Of St. Petersburg

A playwright who helped establish St. Pete as a city of the arts was given the highest honor from the mayor for his civic contributions.

CareFest Returns For The Month Of March, St. Petersburg

CareFest is back! The yearly celebration of volunteering and giving back to the community has returned for Spring 2021.

Localtopia 2021 Returns To Williams Park With COVID-19 Safety

St. Petersburg's Localtopia event includes live music, street art and live painting in addition to hundreds of creations by locals.

Wastewater Discharge Notifcation - 2.17.2021, St. Petersburg

Approximately 15 gallons of wastewater has been discharged from a manhole at the 900 block of 6th St. S. due to a blockage of grease.

The Annual Senior Hall Of Fame Is Going Virtual!

The 38th Annual Senior Hall of Fame is hosted by the St. Petersburg Parks and Recreation Department’s Sunshine Senior Center.

Stories Of Hunger In Pinellas County Duplicated Across America

The average SNAP benefit in the pandemic is about $2 per person per meal.

Random Acts Of Kindness Day: Help Feed Pinellas County Neighbors

Volunteering and supporting food banks in Pinellas County are among the ways to show kindness on Feb. 17.

Residents And St. Pete Police Will Discuss New Community Policing

The St. Petersburg Police Department is hosting a virtual discussion with residents about its new community policing program.

Kids and Kubs hold annual Free Clinic Food Drive Feb. 9-11-13

For those making a free food delivery to the ballfield on Saturday the 13th will be a softball game involving the Teens and Kubs at 9AM.