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FORCED TO FIGHT, NOT FADE: Clearwater Salon Roars Back After Hurricane, Reopening JULY 31 with Downtown Expansion
After facing closures and destruction in their neighborhood from Hurricanes Helene and Milton combined with the challenges of relocating, a team of hair stylists led by Lori Fudens are thrilled to ...
U.S. hurricane forecasters losing critical access to government data
The U.S. Department of Defense last month surprised hurricane forecasters by announcing it was suspending data sharing from ...
Millions Warned of Floods As Possible Tropical Storm Takes Shape
Forecasts suggested widespread rainfall totals between 2 and 4 inches, with isolated areas seeing as much as 7 inches by ...
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At Clearwater Beach’s Pier 60, the nightly sunset celebration resumes
Clearwater's Steven Leon has been a vendor at Pier 60 for three years. Originally from Brooklyn, N.Y., Leon is a self-taught resin artist and takes around three days to create each piece.
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Sea turtle hatchlings are navigating the Tampa Bay area's hurricane-damaged beaches
This nesting season is happening while Pinellas County starts its beach renourishment project. And the lasting effects from ...
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“The St. Pete-Clearwater that they know and love is still there”: CEO’s message for Canadians
Brian Lowack, President and CEO of Visit St. Pete-Clearwater, and Commissioner Chris Latvala with Pinellas County (decked out ...
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Pinellas’ beach renourishment plan has a big flaw. Can we solve it ...
Pinellas County has a sand problem. The stuff doesn’t stay in the right places. Storms and time strip it from our beaches, leaving homes, businesses and communities vulnerable to flooding and ...