Paradise News Team 
Colorful Street Art Celebration Welcomes New Artists The SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival is returning October 5-14, 2017, transforming 15 walls and one underpass into exciting outdoor works of art. Bringing more than 35 … Read more
The Florida Aquarium hosted a coastal cleanup in Tampa to celebrate International Coastal Cleanup Day, Sept 16th. In three hours, three Aquarium team members and 14 volunteers collected 84.6 lbs of trash along 1-4 … Read more
How Not to Worry About Death & Taxes Benjamin Franklin wrote in 1789… “Nothing in this world can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Margaret Mitchell said in Gone … Read more
Imagine Waterproof flooring with authentic looking hardwood and stone appearances. Beautiful waterproof flooring for living and dining rooms, bathrooms, kitchen, bedrooms and beyond – no area is off limits. Bring the … Read more
One of the most interesting birds we regularly see in our coastal communities is the American Black Skimmer. The strange, uneven bill of the skimmer has a purpose: the bird flies low, … Read more
A Full Harvest Moon in Aries on the 5th lights our pathway into the beautiful Autumn season! This dynamic moon brings transformation with a steady application of energy. Breakthroughs and balance occur in … Read more
The City of St. Pete Beach’s FEMA approved Debris Collection Contractor started Monday and is working on what is called the First Pass. In accordance with FEMA guidance, debris collection is done … Read more
After distributing more than 335,000 sandbags in preparation for Hurricane Irma, Pinellas County encourages residents to properly recycle or dispose of their sandbags. While the storm caused some localized flooding, … Read more
Pinellas County residents with roof damage due to Hurricane Irma can sign up for Operation Blue Roof, a priority mission of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Federal … Read more
Duke Energy is working to restore power on a priority basis as follows: Life Safety facilities such as hospitals are first priority followed by Sanitary Sewer Systems and then Residential & … Read more