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Red lights, cameras a " but no action yet during Oldsmar study
Get ready to say cheese, red light runners. You soon may be caught on camera. Come January, surveillance devices will be rolling as you blow through some Oldsmar intersections.
KC police host pet donation drive
The Kenneth City Police Department is hosting its fourth annual Pet Donation Drive to benefit homeless pets at the SPCA of Tampa Bay.
Saying 'happy holidays' doesn't take Christ out Christmas
Every time you hear the phrase "happy holidays," someone cries, "They're trying to take Christ out of Christmas." But I don't think Christ would have camped outside a Best Buy for a week to get a flat-screen television.
Kenneth City plans to install red light cameras
It's a small town with a big reputation for cracking down on traffic scofflaws. Now Kenneth City, with 4,500 residents and all of five traffic lights, plans to be the first place in the county to use cameras to catch red light runners.
Firefighters may cover Kenneth City
City firefighters may soon take over operations in Kenneth City after the Lealman Fire District suddenly canceled its contract over an annexation dispute.
On Top of the World developer Colen dies
Published: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 6:30 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, November 2, 2009 at 11:50 p.m. Sidney Colen's vision changed the face of Marion County and helped create a lifestyle that is enjoyed today by many On Top of the World residents.
'Have it your way,' would-be dropouts
Worried about a high dropout rate, Pinellas, Florida schools are emulating Burger King.
Kenneth City wants ability to annex a little of Lealman
While antiannexation activists in the unincorporated Lealman area are trying to find a way to protect their turf, the mayor here is thinking about her town's future.
School Board okays grant that Lerner opposed, approves new charter school
In trying economic times, why would any school board member turn down free money for its district? Pinellas School Board member Linda Lerner says that in the case of money from a group called Learning for Life, it's because it will send a message: that the district doesn't condone discrimination against gay men and lesbians.
Lealman annexation foes ponder "all or nothing" bill
Activists in this unincorporated area want protection against annexation, but it's far from certain they'll get it.
Lealman votes to end fire contract with Kenneth City
Lealman fire board members, angered by recent annexations, unanimously voted to end a controversial contract to provide fire service to Kenneth City.
Residents bare souls at town meeting
For more than two hours residents shared with the City Council and other municipal officials what was on their respective minds at a Town Hall meeting.
Police stop stolen car, arrest 2 men on drug charges
Police checking a license plate on a suspicious car arrested two men Sunday night, one for auto theft and the other on warrants for home invasion, robbery and drug charges.
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To report a crime or suspicious activity in your neighborhood, call the Naples Police and Fire Department at 213-4844, the Collier County Sheriff's Office at 774-4434 or the Marco Island Police Department at 389-5050. Collier sheriff Domestic violence arrest Andrew Smith McKay, 41, 2663 Poinciana St., East Naples, was arrested by deputies Saturday ...
Man reportedly commits suicide by bus KENNETH CITY - A man was killed on July 13 after he intentionally fell in front of a PSTA bus, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
St. Pete thief smashes open cash register
Pinellas County sheriff's deputies are looking for a man they say robbed a Kenneth City deli this afternoon by throwing a cash register out of the store and breaking it open.
The Buzz: Political news of Pinellas
Hundreds of residents were moved out of Graham-Rogall after a sale was planned. But it fizzled, as has the county's interest.
Pedestrian hit, killed in bus accident
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly accident between a person and a Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority bus.
Kenneth City, St. Petersburg both want to annex unincorporated Lealman
Activists in this unincorporated area have fought long and hard against annexation.