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Gulfport Deals with
Derelict Boats
October 8 - October 14, 2015
Common Ground Cleanup
By Colin O’Hara
City Manager Jim O’Reilly, Gulfport
Councilwoman Christine Brown, and
Harbormaster Denis Frain met with
Grant Bond of the Citizens Against
Derelict and Illegal Boats (CADIB)
initiative. The meeting, which was
held last month, resulted in two
unrelated derelict vessels removed by
the FWC last month.
But this is not enough for Bond.
Another boat sank on Wednesday,
September 30 and another on
Saturday, October 3. Bond claims
both boats were reported before they
sank, but were not removed from the
bay.
Bond says he was also told by the
Coast Guard that this area in Florida
From left, Gulfport Community Resource Officer Zack Mills,
Gulfport Mayor Sam Henderson, St. Petersburg Community
Liaison Officer Caran Patrick, St. Petersburg's Mayor Rick
Kriseman, Deputy Mayor Kanika Tomalin and Police Chief
Tony Holloway.
For the second year in a row, the mayors of St.
Petersburg and Gulfport met at the cities’ boundary
See Cleanup, page 22
See Derelict Boats, page 29
Volkswagons Forever
By Helen J. Simon
Local Boy Drowns
on St. Pete Beach
By Colin O’Hara
Rusty gold: A passerby photographs VWs lined up in PassA-Grille during the seventh annual Beach Bash Saturday
October 3.
Volkswagens of all shapes, colors, sizes and ages
invaded Pass-A-Grille in St. Pete Beach Saturday,
October 3 for the annual VW Beach Bash. Organizer
Amanda Trail said about 80 cars were on view at
the event, now in its seventh year. Hundreds of
visitors came to the venue on 9th Avenue to admire
the cars, also known, among other things, as love
bugs and hippie buses.
Tragedy struck St.
Pete Beach Saturday,
October 3 when a
boy went missing in
shallow water. After
two days, the rescue
operation moved to one
of recovery, and a dive
team located his body N i n e - y e a r - o l d
in the morning hours of Cameron Bullard
October 5 on the north was a student
tip of Shell Key.
at Gulf Beaches
The
U.S.
Coast Elementary.
Guard, Pinellas County
Sheriff’s Office, the Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation were all involved
in the search.
Nine-year-old Cameron Bullard was
last seen on St. Pete Beach playing in
ankle-deep water with his brother and
several other young family members
when they were struck by a large wave.
Cameron, who reportedly could not
swim, was pulled out to sea and
See Drowning, page 18
West St. Pete Library
Halloween Happenings
The West St. Petersburg Library,
6700 8th Ave. N., is celebrating
Halloween with a variety of events.
On Wednesday, October 14, at
7 p.m., Dr. Brandy Stark will host
“Ghost Tours 101,” an enlightening
lecture in the Community Room.
It’s also Teen Craft Day. From 3 to
5 p.m., in the Teen Room, kids 13
to 19 are invited to come paint and
decorate mini-pumpkins to get in the
holiday spirit.
On Teen Movie Monday, October
19, “Night of the Living Dead” will
be shown from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Free
popcorn, soda and a costume contest!
On Thursday, October 22, at 7
p.m., have a spooktacular good time
at Family Fun Night! Wear your
costume and enjoy treats and spooky
stories with Maureen Belote in the
Community Room.
Paint Halloween decorations with
Melissa Stevens-Grey at Tuesday,
October 27, at 7 p.m. in Room LI140.
Space is limited so registration
is required.
Call 727-341-7197.
Sponsored by the West Community
Friends of the Library.
The
West
St
Petersburg
Community Library is located on the
St. Petersburg College Gibbs campus.
Call Sandra Gordon at 727-341-7197
if you need more information.
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Superhero Fun Run
for the Real Heroes
Come out for the Superhero Fun
Run on Saturday October 10 starting
at 5 p.m. at Freedom Lake Park, 9990
46th St. Third grader Alan Landers
is collecting donations to sponsor
an Honor Flight for 80 Veterans to
Washington DC. The event is free
but donations to Honor Flight of
West Central Florida are greatly
appreciated to help Alan meet his
goal of raising $25,000. Wear your
favorite Superhero gear (no gear,
come anyhow). Run or walk at your
own pace around Freedom Lake with
the group. For information on Honor
Flight go to HonorFlightWCF.org.
For information about this event call
Linda Landers at 260-564-5386.
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Medicare Questions
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3695 50th Ave S
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727-867-0118
Next to Publix and the
“Maximo Moorings Roundabout”
Do you have questions about
your Medicare/Medicaid benefits?
Mark your calendar for Wednesday,
October 14 at 3 p.m. SHINE
(Serving Health Insurance Needs
of Elders) Counselor Roger Baxter,
will be presenting free and unbiased
counseling regarding the upcoming
open enrollment season at the
Gulfport Senior Center, 5501 27th
Ave. S. Baxter will be available to
answer your personal questions.
Must be a registered Gulfport
Senior Center member. Membership
is easy and free for all individuals
50 years of age or older. For more
information, call the event line at
727-893-5657.
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Music and a Meal
at Sacred Lands
“Music and a Meal” is coming up
on Friday, October 16, at Sacred
Lands’ 1700 Park St. N.
Enjoy a meal and live music at one
of the most unique historical and
scenic sites in the county.
Doors open at 7 p.m. The featured
artist will be Orlando’s troubadour,
Doug Spears. $10 admission. Healthy
food and drinks are available
for purchase. For directions and
parking info call 727-367-3592 or
visit sacredlandspreservation.org.
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Gabber October 8 - October 14, 2015
Free Monthly Memory
Screening Clinic
Are you concerned about your
memory? Are you concerned about
your memory? The Alzheimer’s
Association offers a great and
valuable resource to the Gulfport
Senior Center members. Monday,
October 12, from 9 to 11:30 a.m.,
the Alzheimer’s Association will be
conducting free and confidential
memory screenings as well as advice
and information.
You must call 727-893-5657 to
schedule your screening.
Must be a registered Gulfport
Senior Center member. Membership
is easy and free for all individuals
50 years of age or older. For more
information, please call the event
line at 727-893-5657.
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available at the Recreation Center
between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8
p.m., Monday through Friday. For
more information, please call 727893-1068.
Bicycles permitted on Wednesdays
and Sundays only. Stickers are
valid from October 1, 2015 through
September 30, 2016.
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St. Pete Second
Saturday ArtWalk
The Waterfront Arts District,
Central Arts District, EDGE District,
Grand Central District, and the
Warehouse Arts District become one
arts destination for the St. Petersburg
Second Saturday ArtWalk on October
10 from 5 to 9 p.m.
Be the first to see new affordable
works of art, as ArtWalk is opening
night where many galleries and
studios premiere new works. It’s
impossible to take in the entire
ArtWalk in one night! Free ArtWalk
trolleys encompass the arts districts.
Free parking can be found throughout
the area. Download the map and list
of participants to plan your festive
evening at stpeteartsalliance.org.
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Mat Pilates Starting At
Gulfport Rec Center
The Gulfport Recreation Center
is offering Mat Pilates with Sarah.
She will have two class offerings;
Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Fridays
at 9:30 a.m. The cost is $7 per onehour class and is payable at the
front desk at the recreation center.
Please bring a mat and or a towel.
For questions please call Sarah at
302-602-3781 or John at 727-8931079.
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Gulfport’s Tomlinson
Lake Skate Park
Effective October 1, all skaters
and bicyclists must purchase a new
city of Gulfport Skate Park sticker to
use the city of Gulfport’s Tomlinson
Lake Skate Park. Stickers must be
visibly placed on the helmet. Annual
fee for stickers is $5 for residents
and $10 for non-residents. Also, all
skaters and bicyclists 17 years of
age or younger must have a signed
parental consent form filed at the
Gulfport Recreation Center which is
located at 5730 Shore Blvd. S.
Any skater/bicyclist found in
violation of these terms will be
subject to the following at the
police officers discretion; temporary
trespass, permanent trespass or a
minimum $88 fine.
Stickers and consent forms are
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Medicare 101 at South
Community Library
The St. Petersburg Library
System, in partnership with SHINE
(Serving Health Insurance Needs
of Elders) and the Area Agency on
Aging of Pasco-Pinellas, Inc, will
host Medicare 101 at the South
Community Library on Friday,
October 9 at 10:30 a.m. Learn about
original medicare, supplemental
plans, medicare advantage plans,
part D prescription drug plans and
financial assistance programs.
The South Community Library is
located at 2300 Roy Hanna Dr. S. For
more information, call 727-893-7244.
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Gulf Beaches
PTA Fish Broil
The Gulf Beaches Elementary
Magnet School PTA will hold a Fish
Broil on October 10, from 2 to 10
p.m., at 8600 Boca Ciega Dr.
This annual fundraiser supports
the recently reopened Gulf Beaches
Elementary Magnet School. There
will be fresh fish or BBQ chicken
dinners with two sides for $5, carnival
games, a bounce house, face painting,
a photo booth, inflatable slides and a
dunk tank.
Auction
baskets
featuring
thousands of dollars in prizes,
getaways, and gift certificates will
be auctioned at 5 p.m.
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Sponsorships are also available.
Please contact Heather Ames at
727-641-9090 or hrayder@hotmail.
com with any questions or to make
your tax-deductible donation to this
event.
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Fruit for Thought
On the second Monday of every
month at 10 a.m., come out to the
Gulfport Senior Center, 5501 27th
Ave. S. to grab a healthy snack
from a variety of fresh produce as
Robert Galban with Family Focus
Insurance Services presents a special
informative topic every month.
Must be a registered Gulfport
Senior Center member. Membership
is easy and free for all individuals
50 years of age or older. For more
information, call the event line at
727-893-5657.
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Movie Day at the
Snack Bar
Tuesday, October 13 at 11 a.m. is
Free Movie Day at the Senior Center,
5501 27th Avenue S. Come watch a
great current movie with friends.
Must be a registered Gulfport
Senior Center member. Membership
is easy and free for all individuals
50 years of age or older. For more
information, call the event line at
727-893-5657.
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St. Matthew's Pasta
Dinner and Musical
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church,
738 Pinellas Point Dr. S., will hold
their annual pasta dinner on October
10 at 6 p.m. A musical program
of “The Ten Commandments, The
Musical” will be performed by the
Sisters of Bedes after the meal. All
are welcome. A donation of $10 is
suggested. Call Barbara at 727-8646796 or email at bcounts@tampabay.
rr.com.
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Teen Chili Challenge
at Campbell Park
On Saturday, October 10, from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m., All Children’s Hospital
will host the Teen Chili Challenge
at St. Petersburg Fire & Rescue’s
Annual Fire Prevention Block Party
at Campbell Park, 601 14th St. S.
Members from St. Petersburg
recreation center teen boards will be
slicing, dicing and simmering their
most nutritious and delicious chili
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recipe for our panel of judges. The
team with the highest score will take
home the top prize, an opportunity to
cook their recipe for local firefighters.
The cook-off starts at 11 a.m. and
tastings are at noon. A variety of
events will be available for kids of
all ages including a fire truck display
and fun outdoor activities.
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Annual Fall Flip
Flop Fling
The Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber
of Commerce will host its annual
Fall Flip Flop Fling at the Dolphin
Beach Resort, 4900 Gulf Blvd., on
Thursday October 8 at 5:30 p.m.
The event will be the grande finale
of Tampa Bay Beaches Social Media
Restaurant Week, celebrating local
dining establishments. On display
will be the Taste of the Beaches silent
auction items available for bidding,
ranging from complimentary dinners,
hotel stays, getaway vacations and
more.
Dolphin Beach Resort will be
providing each attendee with a
complimentary beverage from the bar
and an array of hors d’oeuvres. Live
music will be performed throughout
the evening. Cost to attend is $20.
Parking is complimentary. Please
register at tampabayflcoc.wliinc23.
com/events/Fall-Flip-Flop-Fling2972/register or by calling 727-3606957. Cash walk-ups welcome.
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Diane Gilzean to
Address St. Pete GOP
Diane Gilzean, Field Director
for Americans for Prosperity, will
address the members and friends
of the St. Petersburg Republican
Club on Wednesday, October 14,
at 7:00 p.m. at the St. Petersburg
Community Church, 4501 30 Ave. N.
After her presentation, Ms.
Gilzean will answer questions from
the audience. There is no charge for
this event and everyone is invited to
attend and participate in the question
and answer session. For information
on this and other club activities,
contact Gus Pries, at 727-864-0312.
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St. Pete Garden Club
Annual Plant Sale
The Garden Club of St. Petersburg
will hold their annual plant sale on
Friday and Saturday, October 9
and 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 500
Sunset Dr. S.
The sale will include plants, used
garden tools, old yard art and pots,
tool sharpening, local honey products
and an ask the expert/info booth.
Refreshments will be available.
Proceeds help support the garden
club’s community projects. For more
information call 727-381-8920.
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Support Our Troops
at Golf Tournament
to 8:30 p.m. They’ll conclude with a
discussion of the possible causes and
whether the extinction happened.
Space is limited. Sponsored by
City of St. Petersburg Parks and
Recreation. For more information
about this event or one of the many
others held at Boyd Hill Nature
Preserve, call 727-893-7326 or visit
stpeteparksrec.org/boyd-hill.html.
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Born on the Bayou
Celebration
On
October
10,
celebrate
Gulfport History Month at the
Born on the Bayou Celebration of
the 105th anniversary of the city’s
incorporation.
The day’s festivities start with
a free pet parade, organized by
Gulfport Get Rescued. From there,
there will be retro kids games,
music, the mullet toss, Fishermen
feats of strength (grown-up games),
trolley history tours, and free guided
kayak tours, courtesy of Sea Tow
Tampa Bay. Signup for the kayak
tours is limited. They will sign
people up starting at 9:30 a.m. and
provide transport from the museum
to the kayak launch site. Pets, kids,
and humans are all welcome. All
events start at the Gulfport History
Museum, 5301 28th Ave. S.
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The Swigwam Beach Bar is
sponsoring a Golf Tournament
to benefit the St. Pete Beach
Support Our Troops organization.
The tournament will take place
at Seminole Lake Country Club,
6100 Augusta Blvd., on October 15.
Registration is at 11 a.m., lunch is at
11:30 a.m., and the Shotgun starts
at 1 p.m.
Registration is $75. Sponsorships
are available. There will be contests,
a large raffle and free giveaways.
For information, call 727-363-7944.
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Bobby Tess and the
Dixie Chaps in Concert
The Suncoast Dixieland Jazz
Society will sponsor Bobby Tess
and the Dixie Chaps in concert on
Tuesday, October 13, from 7 to 9:30
p.m., at Silas Dent’s Steakhouse, 5501
Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach. Admission
is $10 For more information call 727522-6877.
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Raptors of a
Different Sort
Are you fascinated by dinosaurs?
Ever wonder how fast they could
run or why they became extinct?
Examine the relationship of birds
and dinosaurs with Professor of
Geoscience Paul G. Cutlip, while
looking at the ecology of the dinosaur
raptors.
Come to Boyd Hill Environmental
Education Center, 1101 Country
Club Way S. on October 13 from 7:30
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Spanish is Back on
Monday Nights!
The Gulfport Recreation Center
is offering two Spanish language
classes, Basic Beginners and
Beginners class. These classes
offer you the basic tools you need
to start speaking Spanish. In Basic
Beginners class, you will learn the
basic tools you need to start speaking
Spanish. In the Beginners class, you
will receive a good understanding
of vocabulary, verb, conjunctions,
how to put a sentence together and
much more that will help you build
your language skills. Come join and
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learn how to truly prepare yourself
to speak Spanish. Classes are held
at the Gulfport Recreation Center,
Beginners class on Mondays from 6
to 7 p.m. and Basic Beginners on
Mondays, from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m.
Must register by calling Ivone at
727-482-2125 or email tutoring@
conversationalspanishnow.com.
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Lunch and Learn Series
at the Gulfport Library
The Gulfport Public Library is
pleased to announce its inaugural
program in the new “Lunch and Learn
Series.” Every month, an exceptional
speaker will discuss a wide variety of
topics. Consider bringing your lunch
and listen to phenomenal speakers.
The first speaker selected is James
Schnur in a program entitled “Cold
Warriors in the Hot Sunshine: The
Johns Committee’s Homophobic
Witch Hunts,” in reference to
the 1950’s Communist scare and
subsequent
Florida
Legislative
Investigations, known as the Johns
Committee.
James Schnur is a Special
Collections Librarian at USF St.
Petersburg and a lifelong resident of
Pinellas County, and presently holds
adjunct teaching appointments at
Eckerd College and the USF School
of Information. He has also served
as president of the Pinellas County
Historical Society, as well as on
the boards and committees of other
cultural and historical organizations
in Florida.
Mark your calendar for Thursday,
October 8 at noon at the Gulfport
Public Library. This event is
sponsored by the LGBTQ Resource
Center. For more information, call
727-893-1074.
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St. Petersburg Women’s
Chamber of Commerce
The St. Petersburg Women’s
Chamber of Commerce will hold
their first meeting on Thursday,
October 15 at 11:30 a.m. at 400
Beach Drive. The guest speaker
will be Chris Steinocher, President
and CEO of the St. Petersburg Area
Chamber of Commerce.
Chamber meetings will take place
on the third Thursday of each month
at various downtown restaurants,
usually featuring a guest speaker.
Professional women are invited to
join and learn about community
growth and what is happening in
the downtown St. Pete area.
For reservations please call Sara
Galiger at 727-460-1038. Each
month’s meeting will be announced
in the Gabber.
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Z at 727-344-7558. Reservations are
a must by October 15. Cost will be
$11.50, which includes tax, tip and
beverage. It is a charming new place
and you will enjoy lunch there.
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Anchoring Class at St.
Pete Sailing Center
St Petersburg Sail and Power
Squadron will hold an anchoring
class on Wednesday, October 21,
from 7 to 9 p.m., at the Sailing
Center, 250 2nd Ave. SE.
This seminar explains how to
select the appropriate anchor,
rode and components and their
use depending on sea and bottom
conditions. Tables are used to
determine the sizing of your anchor
and its components based on the
size of your boat. Materials include
USPS’s Anchoring Quick Guide and
Student’s notes with copies of the
presentation slides. Cost is $35 per
family.
There is a maximum of 20
students. Pre-registration required.
Register at boating-stpete.org.
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Introduction to
Learning Japanese
Gulfport Recreation Center will be
offering a eight-week Introduction
to Japanese class on Thursdays
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Come with a
desire to have fun, learn Japanese,
phonetic alphabet and writing. The
cost is $8 per class and is paid at the
recreation center front desk before
each class. The instructor Alma
previously lived in Japan for over 35
years. Please contact her for more
information at 727-344-8783.
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Town Shores
Red Hatters
Bunco will be played in the
Town Shores Clubhouse Lounge on
Friday, October 9, at 12:45 p.m. If
you would like to bring a guest this
is the perfect time to do so. Perhaps
a neighbor or a new resident. Just
bring your $2. This also applies to
any other resident who would like to
learn this easy dice game.
The Queen Mum, Judy Z, has
arranged for our group to enjoy
lunch on Monday October 19 at the
new Sweet-Tea Celebrations at the
Boulevard Shoppe on 22nd Avenue
and 53rd Street South. Meet there
at noon, or if you need a ride, be at
the clubhouse at 11:30 a.m. A sign up
sheet will be at Bunco, or call Judy
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Local Market Roundup
By Lynn Taylor
It’s October, and Bay area
residents and visitors alike
know what that means: all
the local outdoor markets
are now open. While some
markets, like Gulfport’s
Tuesday Fresh Market,
remain open year-round,
many others are seasonal,
closing during the summer
and reopening the first
week in October through
the end of May.
Each market has a unique Taylor Gilchrist and Kari Hyde display “Orchids and
vibe and often features More” at the Corey Avenue Market.
demonstrations and live
music or other entertainment. Offerings include produce, handcrafted jewelry
and other handmade items, culinary creations, art, plants and much more plus
plenty of food and drinks to enjoy while shopping and people watching. Most of
the outdoor markets are pet-friendly.
See the listings below to plan your visit.
Gulfport
Tuesday Fresh Market
Location: Gulfport Waterfront District, Beach Blvd.
Hours: Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
gulfportma.com/gma-events/tuesday-fresh-market
So Tangerine Saturday Morning Market
Location: Tangerine Greenway at 49th St. S. and Tangerine Ave. S.
Hours: Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
sotangerine.com
Indian Shores
Indian Shores Sunday Market
Location: Indian Shores Town Hall Municipal Center, 19305 Gulf Blvd.
Hours: Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
thebeachmarkets.com
Madeira Beach
Madeira Beach Mid-Week Morning Market
Location: Madeira Way between Gulf Boulevard and the Tom Stuart Causeway
Hours: Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
thebeachmarkets.com
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market
Location: Al Lang Stadium, at the corner of 1st St. and 1st Ave. S.
Hours: Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
saturdaymorningmarket.com
Sunday Market on the Deuces
Location: Corner of 22nd St. S. and 9th Ave.
Hours: Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
deuceslive.org
St. Pete Beach
Corey Avenue Sunday Market
Location: Corey Avenue, downtown St. Pete Beach
Hours: Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
coreyavenue.com
Suntan Sunday Market
Location: Don Vista Parking Lot at 3300 Gulf Blvd
Hours: Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
suntanart.org/shows-a-markets/sunday-market.html
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Democratic Party
Sunset Beach Bash
The Pinellas Democratic Party
will host a Sunset Beach Bash on
Saturday, October 10, from 5 to 9
p.m., at Alden Suites, 5900 Gulf
Blvd.
There will be beach games, raffle
and more. Dinner will be catered by
Chief’s Creole Café. Tickets are $35
in advance, and $40 at the door, cash
or check only.
To purchase tickets, or for more
info visit pinellasdemocrats.com.
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Kenneth City Social
Club Supper
The next meeting of the Kenneth
City Social Club will be a Sloppy
Joe hobo night pot luck supper at
the Community Hall, 4600 58th St.
N., at 6 p.m. on October 13. There
will be entertainment by the Mark
Blackwood Band.
The annual banquet will be on
December 8 at annual banquet by
the Bob Evans Restaurant. Club
members pay $7 per person. Only
80 reservations are available, so
make your reservations early. Email
[email protected] or call Dick
Laneau at 727-345-4323.
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Pinellas Republican
Party Monthly Meeting
The Pinellas County Republican
Party will hold their monthly meeting
on Monday, October 12, beginning
at 7 p.m. at Feather Sound Country
Club, 2201 Feather Sound Dr. All
registered Republicans are welcome.
Social hour begins at 6 p.m. For
more information contact Charlotte
Smith, 727-539-6009 or email info@
pinellasrepublicans.com
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Middle School Robotics
Club at Gulfport Library
Come to the Gulfport Library on
the second Tuesday of each month for
Middle School Robotics Club. They
meet again on Tuesday, October 13
from 4 to 5 p.m. Come help them
build and command their own robot!
Pre-registration is required. Call
727-893-1074 or email Cailey at
[email protected] to sign up!
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