This issue we present how Marina Bay, an amazing residential development on the coast that survived the storms intact. We also present programs designed to help reimburse homeowners for out-of-pocket repair expenses for their homes. Another faith-based volunteer program is aimed at helping people avoid mental illness and homelessness
Marina Bay’s resilience reflects years of intentional planning, advanced construction standards, and infrastructure designed specifically for coastal living.
Jake Hornstein & Greg Hill with Our Children Have Rights sharing co-parenting financial considerations in their January column for Paradise News.
By Laura Weber Garrison, PhD The Power Of Letting Go Laura Weber Garrison, PhD and her team at Better Wellness Naturally and Better Wellness Retreats (of Sarasota – Accelerated Heart-Centered … Read more
Caron Schwartz shares how she found herself in a cardiology waiting room filled with women, a quiet sisterhood worried about the men they love — a powerful reminder to care for our health and each other.
Marlene Shaw shares what is happening in Gulfport this January including local events, live local music, ongoing markets and new businesses.
Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary shares all of the ways that you can help prevent birds from becoming injured by fishing line and hooks.
The St. Pete Beach Library, its staff, and its patrons extend their heartfelt gratitude to Bonnie Traiman for 24 years of dedication. Her legacy lives on in the laughter of children at story hour, the thoughtful discussions at book club, and the sense of belonging that fills the Bonnie Traiman Community Room.
By Nanette Wiser JAZZY JOY David Manson conducts, teaches and performs with his Latin band O Som Do Jazz and others. Don’t miss his virtuoso performances February 17@7:30pm when Craig … Read more
Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks Craft Festival, Pinellas Medieval Fair, Gasparilla Pirate Fest, St. Petersburg Power & Sailboat Show and more!