Obama Wants Your Support for Syrian Strike

Will you give it to him?

U.S. Action in Syria: Do You Think It’s Needed?

As President Barack Obama contemplates sending a “strong signal” to Syrian leaders, MacDill Air Force Base is being cast into the spotlight. We’d like to get your take on this issue that could have a big impact on Tampa Bay.

Temporary Changes Coming During Pinellas Water System Maintenance

The county is doing maintenance n its water system from Sept. 3 to Sept. 23.

Live Oak Sewer Line Repairs Continue

Traffic on the roadway is reduced to one lane in each direction, Tarpon Springs city officials say.

Light Rail, Fast Buses? — 'Greenlight' Wants 'Penny' for Your Thoughts, Tarpon Springs

Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority officials believe a one-cent sales tax increase would help create a faster, more efficient bus system for all residents.

Tarpon Springs' Keffalas To Run For County Seat

Tim Keffalas recently revealed his plan to run for Pinellas County Commission, District 4 in a blog on Patch.

Boil Water Notice Rescinded For Anclote Road

The notice, which went out Tuesday, has been lifted.

Half Sunk, Burnt Shrimp Boat Removed From Sponge Docks

After months, the Skye Marie is being taken out of Anclote River.

Race For House District Seat Heats Up

Assistant State Attorney Chris Sprowls has entered the race for House District 65.

Proposed EMS Changes Could Save More Than $6 Million

A plan to cut paramedic first responders from 24 hour shifts to 14 hour shifts could save the county $6.3 million.

Tarpon Springs 'Eyesore' Becomes 'Sight For Sore Eyes'

Sunrise Place Apartments is officially in business after years of obstacles.

Stand Your Ground: Dig It or Ditch It?

As protesters call for a special legislative session in the wake of George Zimmerman’s trial, we’d like to get your take on Florida’s self-defense laws, Tarpon Springs!

July 24 Boil Water Notice Lifted

The city is reporting that the boil water notice has been rescinded.

Water Line Break Affects Meres Boulevard Residents

The city reported that a water line break was discovered on Wednesday afternoon.

Danny K's Closes, Derby Girls, Discovery Playground Reopens

Did you miss something this week? We've got a rundown of the top headlines for you on Tarpon Springs Patch.

Pinellas Residents Get Fatter, as Obesity Rates Climb in Florida

The percentage of Pinellas residents – in particular, women – who are obese has ballooned in a decade. A third of county residents are obese.

Backyard Chickens in Tarpon Springs?

The proposal from Tarponite Denise Mannino is gaining momentum and will be brought before the City Commission for a vote on Tuesday night.

Zimmerman Not Guilty: Tarpon Springs, Tampa Bay React

The jury’s decision was read late Saturday night.

Tarponites Divided On Dog Friendly Restaurants

Although most Tarpon Springs Patch readers seem to be in support of the idea, there are always two sides.

Fireworks At Home: What's Legal in Pinellas County?

Do you know the difference between legal and illegal fireworks in Pinellas County?

Commissioners To Discuss SIlver King Project, Urban Chickens

We've got a rundown of what the Tarpon Springs City Commission will tackle at Tuesday's regular session.

Pinellas County Library Fund Dropping

Due to the decision for the East Lake library to become self-funded, the Pinellas County Library Fund will go down by 18 percent.

DOMA Ruled Unconstitutional, Tarpon Springs Reacts on Gay Marriage

DOMA is the law barring the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages legalized by the states.

Work Hard on Your Yard Get? Get a Pat on the Back!

Does your yard have what it takes to make the cut?

Experts Give Update On Alternative Water Supply Project

Alternative Water Supply, Hurricane Season, Sports Complex Lighting

The Tarpon Springs Board of Commissioners have a full plate of topics of discussion for Tuesday night's meeting.

What's Going On At Whitcomb Bayou?

We've got the scoop for you, Tarpon Springs.

Tarponites Grateful For Return of Fireworks

When Tarpon Springs residents found out there would be an Independence Day celebration in town, which will include a lost tradition, they were anything but tight-lipped about their excitement.

Tarpon Springs Boil Water Notice Rescinded

The City of Tarpon Springs confirmed that the water line break on Holiday Drive has been repaired.

Boil Water Notice Issued for Small Part of Tarpon Springs

A water main break is causing the need for the extra precaution.

City Shuts Down Reclaimed Water Service

A supply shortage is to blame for the outage that may last through May 30.

Who Voted in the 2012 Election in Florida?

This interactive U.S. voting map shows who the Florida voters were in the 2012 presidential election. You may be surprised by the results.

Red Light Camera Controversy: Pinellas Court Clerk Ken Burke Pens Letter to the Editor

It seems like everyone has an opinion when it comes to red light cameras. Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller Kent Burke sent Patch this letter to the editor about red light cameras.

Texting Ban Passes: Will it Make Tarpon Springs Roads Safer?

The Florida Senate recently approved a measure that would make it against the law to text while driving. Do you think it will improve the safety of local roads?

Tarpon Springs Teachers Getting Raises?

The Florida Legislature has passed a merit-based pay raise that will go into effect next year.

Tourism Numbers in Pinellas Continue Positive Gains

The total economic impact of February overnight visitation to Pinellas county added $689,232,813 to the economy, according to a report by the TDC.

Tri-County Trail Talk Set for Thursday

Pinellas and Pasco residents who want to learn more about the proposed connector trail are invited to a workshop April 18.

Board of Commissioners to Talk Sponge Docks, S. Walton Property

Find out what other topics are on deck for tonight's City Commission meeting.

City Will Host Spring Clean Up This Weekend

Find out what will and won't be collected by the sanitation department.

Health Report: Two-Thirds of Pinellas Adults Overweight

The report also stated 16 percent of Pinellas adults could not afford to see a doctor in 2010.