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Penny Lane Beatles Museum Opens In Downtown St. Pete
The Penny Lane Beatles Museum, which previously called Dunedin home, has moved into an expanded space in downtown St. Pete.

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The Penny Lane Beatles Museum, which previously called Dunedin home, has moved into an expanded space in downtown St. Pete.

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A 19-year-old woman was arrested for an August hit-and-run crash that killed a man riding a standing electric scooter, police said.
A woman was critically injured in a domestic-related shooting outside a Safety Harbor bar, reports said. The suspect fled with a child.
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The Mosaic Company plans to lay off approximately 199 employees at its South Fort Meade facility in December.
A vintage-style telephone set up in St. Pete’s public spaces is collecting stories and connecting people through their shared experiences.
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Microneedling may sound spooky around Halloween but the treatment uses a patient’s own platelet-rich plasma to support smoother-looking skin
After finding a geocoding error, another $173M in HUD disaster recovery funding is being given to St. Pete for Hurricane Milton recovery.