Lealman Crime, By the Numbers: Part 3. Possession charges reached 413 in the latest reporting period. The sheriff’s figures do not separate drug activity from enforcement changes.
A birthday solo, a 150-mile road backlog and other moments from the Pinellas County Commission’s Oct. 8 work session.
Nowicki questioned camera-company sponsorships of the sheriffs’ association. Residents later criticized the commission’s handling of the exchange.
The meeting is set for 6 p.m. at the Lealman Exchange. With a new spending plan in place, residents have reason to keep watching where the money goes.
A county mailer invites residents and business owners to two November 2 open-house sessions at the Lealman Exchange.
There is no shame in having a low income. Residents deserve answers about the services their neighborhoods receive.
The owners say county permitting bureaucracy has kept their plumbing business from opening at 49th Street and 62nd Avenue. The county says it is working with their engineer.
The project covers 49th to 37th streets. Public Works says it added sidewalks, curb ramps and drainage improvements along the residential corridor.
The county’s transportation plan identifies possible safety improvements. Residents can check whether a project has funding and a construction date.
The brown-and-black dog went missing Oct. 3, shortly after being rescued from the woods, her owner said.
A busy start, a banana pudding latte and a welcoming atmosphere put the new coffee, tea and kava shop on neighbors’ radar.
The park’s February opening followed years of planning. Its address is now 4300 Duval Park Boulevard.
The community center’s calendar includes exercise, games and help with everyday technology. Check the individual listing before making the trip.
Owners must put up matching money, and the county reimburses approved expenses later. Projects already underway are ineligible.
