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"From Flood Mitigation to TV Series Filming: St. Pete's Hot Topics Unveiled!"
"From Flood Mitigation to TV Series Filming: St. Pete's Hot Topics Unveiled!"
"From Flood Mitigation to TV Series Filming: St. Pete's Hot Topics Unveiled!"
Discover the resilience of the theater community, exciting new TV series filming in St. Pete, and more in today's Bay Breeze Bulletin sponsored by ZaarHub Directory! 🎭🎥☀️ #StPeteBuzz
Bay Breeze Bulletin Team
Sep 24, 2025
Greetings! |
Hey there, amazing readers! 👋 Happy September 22, 2025! We hope your day is going splendidly. Dive into this month's edition as we bring you exciting updates, and, of course, sprinkle some joy into your inbox! Don't forget to stay curious and inspired! ✨ |
In Today's Bay Breeze Bulletin |
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The Local Lowdown
Get Out & Go!
Business Buzz
Stay connected for more updates this week — let’s work together to make it a great one for St. Petersburg, Florida. 🌴 |
Trivia Question❓
Which famous baseball team holds its spring training in Saint Petersburg’s history?
Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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Monday Motivation |
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The Local Lowdown |
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Weekend Recap... |
Here's a quick and simple recap of the weekend: It unfolded with calm and ease, leaving us with moments of quiet reflection. 🕊️ |
In this podcast episode, theater director Stephen Riordan discusses his career in the performing arts, the challenges and rewards of directing live theater, and the importance of supporting local theaters and artists. Riordan shares insights on the collaborative nature of theater, the process of bringing a play to life, and the impact of the pandemic on the performing arts industry. He emphasizes the resilience and creativity of the theater community, highlighting the ways in which artists have adapted to continue creating and connecting with audiences during these challenging times. Read More... |
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Three long-time friends are sharing their passions for art on stage in a joint exhibition. The three women have been friends for over 40 years and have used their love for art to stay connected throughout the years. The exhibition features a variety of their artwork including sculptures, paintings, and ceramics. The women hope to inspire others to pursue their own creative passions and show that it's never too late to start something new. Their friendship and shared love for art have been the driving force behind their successful exhibit. Read More... |
This Week... |
📰 Welcome to this week's Local Lowdown! 🌟 Dive into the latest from our neighborhood, with updates that bring you closer to the heartbeat of our community. Whether you're looking for exciting events, community highlights, or just curious about local happenings, we've got you covered! 🏡✨ |
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Flood mitigation projects are underway around Lake Maggiore in St. Petersburg. The city has started construction on multiple projects to reduce flooding in the area. This includes raising the seawall and adding more capacity to stormwater systems. The projects aim to protect nearby neighborhoods from flooding and improve water quality in the lake. The work is part of a larger effort to address flooding issues in St. Petersburg and make the city more resilient to extreme weather events. Read More... |
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A new television series based on minor league baseball is set to film in St. Petersburg, Florida. The show, titled "The Buffalo," will showcase the fictional Buffalo Bisons and their journey through the minor leagues. The production will create opportunities for local talent and crews, as well as showcase the city's vibrant culture and baseball history. St. Petersburg was chosen as the filming location due to its rich baseball heritage and picturesque scenery. The series is expected to provide economic benefits to the area and draw attention to the city's thriving arts and entertainment scene. Read More... |
The President Barack Obama Main Library in St. Pete is set to reopen on September 27. The grand reopening will include a ribbon-cutting at 9 a.m. followed by the doors opening at 10 a.m. The community is invited to join in and celebrate the return of this important library. Read More... |
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Today's Weather Outlook |
🌤️ St. Petersburg Forecast (Sept 22–24, 2025)What to expect from the weather in St. Petersburg over this mid-week period:
Overall: expect warm to hot days with persistent high humidity. Tip: plan outdoor activities for mornings, stay hydrated, and have a rain plan ready! |
🌳GET OUT & GO |
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Get out & go today - embrace the thrill of the outdoors and let every step be an adventure! 🌍✨
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🎉 St. Petersburg EventsMonday – Wednesday • September 22-24, 2025 📅 Monday • Sept 22Legislative Committee Meeting Downtown Waterfront Committee Meeting FREE USCCA Event: Developing a Home & Personal Protection Plan Paint Your Pal Paint Pawty 📖 Tuesday • Sept 23Public Policy Council Meeting Firearms / Weapon-Ready: Concealed Carry & Firearm Skills Training + Range Time (Real Estate Professionals ONLY) The UPS Store at Disston Plaza Ribbon-Cutting Celebration Stained Glass Class for Beginners 🗓️ Wednesday • Sept 24Free USCCA Event: How to Identify a Public Threat REVOLUTIONARY MOVES ‒ Defying Limits Through Dance Members Mingle (Mahaffey Event)
✅ These are confirmed events for Sept 22-24, 2025 in St. Petersburg from Chamber and arts-venues. |
Business Buzz! |
We are thrilled to announce St Petersburg Florida's latest business addition! 🌟 Stay tuned for exciting updates on community initiatives and opportunities in the heart of Palm Coast!
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The University of South Florida St. Petersburg has launched a new Executive Leadership Center to provide various professional development programs for current and aspiring leaders in the community. The center aims to enhance leadership skills and promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within organizations. Programs will include workshops, coaching, and networking opportunities to help individuals advance their careers and make a positive impact in their workplaces. The center is part of USF St. Petersburg's commitment to supporting the development of leaders in the local community. Read More... |
A waterfront home in Coffee Pot Bayou sold within a day of being listed, showcasing the strong real estate market in St. Petersburg, Florida. The 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom house was priced at $1.79 million and offers stunning views of the bayou and downtown St. Pete. The quick sale indicates the high demand for waterfront properties in the area. The property is located in a desirable neighborhood near parks, restaurants, and the popular Coffee Pot Park. This transaction highlights the competitive nature of the real estate market in St. Petersburg. Read More... |
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Business Spotlight✨ |
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🌟 Future St. Pete Bookstore – A Mystery in the Making! This spotlight highlights an exciting upcoming addition to St. Petersburg’s local business scene. While details remain under wraps, anticipation is building for what could become a community favorite.
📚 Where Curiosity Meets Local Charm
💬 What the Community is Saying:
🎉 Visit & Support:
📍 Location: Downtown St. Petersburg, FL (exact address TBD) Thanks for supporting the businesses that make St. Petersburg strong! |
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✨ Did you know? The historic Vinoy Hotel, built in 1925, has welcomed U.S. presidents and Hollywood icons over the decades. Legends like Babe Ruth, President Calvin Coolidge, and Marilyn Monroe once stayed there, making it one of St. Petersburg’s most storied landmarks. |
The Savvy Spender's Guide |
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Welcome to The Savvy Spender's Guide, where we equip you with smart strategies and the latest insights to optimize your spending habits and maximize savings. 🎯 Whether you're navigating through the complexities of personal finance or seeking simple tips for everyday savings, we're here to empower you on your journey to financial freedom. 💡
💡 Savvy Spender Guide: Exploring Local Farmers’ Markets for Affordable Produce
Farmers’ markets aren’t just about fresh food—they’re a smart way to stretch your grocery budget while supporting your community. Here’s how to make the most of them:
🥦 Shop Seasonally – In-season fruits and veggies are fresher, tastier, and usually cost less. 🍅 Compare & Bundle – Check a few stalls before buying, and ask about bundle discounts or “seconds” (slightly imperfect produce sold for less). 🥕 Go Late in the Day – Vendors often lower prices before closing to avoid hauling produce back. 🌽 Cut Out the Middleman – Buying directly from farmers often means better prices than grocery stores. 🍓 Support Local & Eat Better – You’ll keep money in your community while bringing home food that’s fresher and more nutrient-rich.
✅ Takeaway: A little strategy—like timing your visit, buying in season, and asking about deals—can make farmers’ markets a wallet-friendly way to eat fresh and support local growers. |
St. Petersburg Snapshot |
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💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Simply known as The St. Pete Pier, it stretches 3,000 feet into Tampa Bay and has been rebuilt multiple times since the first pier opened in 1889. |
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See you tomorrow, - Bay Breeze Bulletin Team |