WatermelonWeeks is an annual fundraiser to benefit the Safety Harbor Public Library Foundation where participating restaurants and bars create watermelon-inspired dishes, drinks or desserts and pledge a portion of each sale to the Foundation.
Ever since she helped establish the nonprofit that oversees the Whispering Souls African American Cemetery Restoration Project seven years ago, Jacqueline Hayes knew the fight to revitalize the rundown, century-plus-old graveyard established for the area’s Black residents would be an uphill battle.
🐐🐐🐐 At last night’s City Commission meeting, Eagle Scout Sean Martin made a presentation about his recent Eagle Scout Project at Folly Farm Nature Preserve and officially introduced the REAL Fun Herd – goats Abraham, George, and Jack – to the community!
Pinellas County Animal Services is waiving all adoption fees while its kennels get a facelift.
Shucked shells are helping restore water quality and important oyster reef habitats in Tampa Bay.
At its May 20 meeting, the Safety Harbor City Commission unanimously approved an agreement with the Boy Scouts of America for swimming opportunities for residents at the Scout's Camp Soule at 2201 Soule Road in Clearwater.
At Monday’s Memorial Day observance at the Safety Harbor American Legion, incoming commander Bob Allen rang a bell that echoed dozens of times through the silent room, tolling once for each person named in the ceremonial Reading of Departed Comrades.
The Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center has received $1.4 million from Pinellas County and the City of Safety Harbor for a much needed expansion project, according to executive director David Hale.
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For more than 25 years, the Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center has been providing goods, services, and programs to north county families from a small facility outside downtown.
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GOVERNMENT
At its Feb. 19 meeting, the Safety Harbor City Commission unanimously voted to give the Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center an additional $200,000 in funding for its planned expansion.
Recent rain and mild temperatures made for ideal conditions for honey bees, butterflies and lizards at the Common Ground Community Garden at Folly Farm in Safety Harbor on Wednesday.
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During the Audience to be Heard portion of Monday night's Safety Harbor City Commission meeting, former Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center Executive Director Janet Hooper asked Commission to approve an additional $200,000 donation to help fund the center's 1,500-square-foot expansion project.
The Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center welcomes David E. Hale, Esq. as its new Executive Director, effective January 2, 2024. Mr. Hale succeeds Janet Hooper who retires from the role after 15 years of dedicated service. Janet believes, “The Center will be in great hands moving forward. David has all the tools necessary to grow the Center’s impact in our community.”
GOVERNMENT
At its Monday night meeting, the Safety Harbor City Commission voted unanimously to grant right of first refusal to Paint Your Heart Out Safety Harbor and the Kiwanis Club of Safety Harbor to be the beneficiaries of the Safety Harbor Craft Beer Festival in 2025.
At its Monday night meeting, the Safety Harbor City Commission voted unanimously to approve two agreements removing Lot 9 on Elm Street from a previously approved land transfer for Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties to build homes for people in need.
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Here are your Things To Do highlights for this week. Check out our EVENTS section for a whole lot more!
Here are your Things To Do highlights for this week. Check out our EVENTS section for a whole lot more!
