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  • 4 weeks ago | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |David Krakow

    Visit St. Pete-Clearwater has partnered with PTG Consulting to expand its tourism marketing efforts in Mexico. The partnership is aimed at increasing Mexican tourism to the region and adds to Visit St. Pete-Clearwater’s existing international representation in the U.K., Ireland, Scandinavia, Brazil, Germany and Central Europe. PTG Consulting, a travel and hospitality marketing agency with more than 50 years of experience, will lead outreach efforts in Mexico.

  • 4 weeks ago | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |David Krakow |Megan Kostner |Michael Connor

    The Pinellas County Commission has adopted a new ordinance aimed at increasing oversight and accountability for short-term rental properties in unincorporated areas of the county. The ordinance establishes a certification process for rental owners, sets safety and occupancy requirements and outlines rules on parking, noise and inspections. The goal is to preserve quality of life in residential neighborhoods, while supporting responsible short-term rentals.

  • 1 month ago | tbbwmag.com | Jo-Lynn Brown |David Krakow

    Pinellas County is seeking public input on how to allocate an $813 million federal grant, aimed at long-term recovery efforts from recent hurricanes. This funding, awarded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, will assist communities impacted by Hurricane Idalia, in 2023, and Hurricanes Helene and Milton, in 2024.

  • 2 months ago | tbbwmag.com | David Krakow |Jo-Lynn Brown

    St. Petersburg flood insurance provider Neptune Flood is already one of the nation’s largest, with around 227,000 customers. But if threatened cuts to the country’s top program come to fruition, that number could rise, along with the region’s heightened hurricane risks. This week, staffers at the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced hundreds of job cuts, continuing a reduction of the federal workforce, since President Donald Trump took office a month ago.

  • 2 months ago | tbbwmag.com | David Krakow |Bridgette Bello |Jo-Lynn Brown |J.C. Barrott

    Gerene Keesler’s parents were told she would not live past the age of two. She grew up having seizures and her parents were told it meant there was a 98 percent chance she had epilepsy. But, for most of her childhood, she was shepherded along the standard path. “They could not handle having a differently wired kid,” says Keesler. She did her K-12 education and was taken off anti-seizure medications when she was around 12.

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