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Faculty union at Hillsborough Community College casts vote of ‘no confidence’ in college president
It’s not the first time Dr. Ken Atwater received a no confidence vote.
Arielle Stevenson
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Pinellas teachers union will rally for public education this Saturday in St. Pete
The Florida legislature is currently running through a slate of legislation aimed at public schools.
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Tampa Bay activist denied re-entry to Hillsborough School Board workshop about ‘This Book Is Gay’
The board voted 4-3 to remove the book.
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St. Petersburg City Council approves neighborhood rezoning amendment
Most residents at city hall last night were against the chance that could quadruple density across the city.
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Clearwater Mayor Frank Hibbard resigns without warning
Hibbard told council he’s ‘not the right mayor for council anymore.’
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Young, St. Petersburg unionist teachers use a podcast to open labor dialogue
Philip Belcastro and Brennen Pickett debuted the PCTA’s FYRE podcast in January
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Tampa City Council OKs $77 million for wastewater improvements
The money, however, won’t be spent on PURE, said Tampa’s Wastewater Department Director Eric Weiss.
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Florida’s proposed six-week abortion ban could impact St. Pete’s push to fund access for reproductive healthcare
The bill prohibits municipal funding for out-of-state care.
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Pinellas School board approves AVID program funding, despite ‘no’ votes from DeSantis-backed members
Books and teachers unions were also discussed in public comment.
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St. Pete City Council greenlights church’s affordable housing plan near Disston Heights
Neighbors voiced opposition to the plan to help disabled adults.
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Amid community pushback, St. Pete’s controversial density rezoning amendment clears another hurdle
A motion to exclude historic homes failed.
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St. Pete approves possible $50k for increased abortion access
A reproductive rights resolution and Tampa Bay Abortion Fund allocation now head to a full council vote
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Amendment that could bring housing density to St. Pete neighborhoods advances, despite local dissent
The City’s Community Planning and Preservation Commission brings the recommendations to city council on March 2.
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New report shows Hillsborough blocked 52 percent of abortion petitions for minors
Pinellas denied none.
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St. Pete City Council unanimously approves 21-story high rise near Mirror Lake
The approved building is 235 feet tall and includes a parking garage and commercial space in addition to residential.
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Community leaders call for more local control over development of St. Pete’s Tropicana Field site
On Monday, Mayor Ken Welch selected the Hines-Rays proposal for the old Gas Plant site.
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City of St. Pete is ready to meet health committee to discuss sending funds to Tampa Bay Abortion Fund
The next HERS committee meeting is expected sometime in February.
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‘Bracing ourselves for even more restrictions’: Reproductive rights marches happens across Tampa Bay today
On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, thousands are expected to protest.
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St. Petersburg health committee tables reproductive rights resolution until next year
Despite hitting roadblocks to more robust protections, Tampa passed a similar ordinance last August.
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St. Pete officially opts out of county tenant protections in favor of adopting its own renter bill of rights
Activists are happy with some of the changes, but continue to push for a tenant’s right to counsel.
