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February 4

Scott Wagman moves to downtown St. Pete

ST. PETERSBURG -- One-time mayoral candidate Scott Wagman and his wife Beth Houghton are joining the growing ranks of downtown dwellers. Wagman and his wife recently bought a unit in Ovation, the luxurious condo highrise at 180 Beach Dr. NE, for a cool $2.45 million. When asked about the purchase, the millionaire philanthropist ... >>more

January 18

Pastor challenges St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster

ST. PETERSBURG -- Bill Foster celebrated his third week in office by spending his first paid holiday at  the city’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day breakfast at the St. Petersburg Coliseum. He shared his waking thoughts with the packed room: "My first thought was how excited I am to be employed ... >>more

January 2

Jamie Bennett honored during his final St. Petersburg council meeting

ST. PETERSBURG -- City officials played a short video titled, "Jamie Bennett: A man of the people," during today's council meeting as a farewell to City Council member Jamie Bennett, who resigned to run for mayor last year. Bennett placed sixth in September's 10-way primary race. He wiped tears from his face ... >>more

December 29

Bill Foster to go to church before he is sworn in

ST. PETERSBURG -- Mayor-Elect Bill Foster and members of the City Council will attend a special worship service at 9:15 a.m. Saturday at Greater Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church at 1045 16th St. S. Then at noon, Foster, whose conservative Christian beliefs were the subject of debate during the mayoral election, ... >>more

December 18

Few changes in St. Petersburg's new Bill Foster administration

ST. PETERSBURG —— Mayor-elect Bill Foster will retain the majority of City Hall’s top administrators and managers when he takes office in two weeks. Foster, whose campaign platform extolled stability and efficiency, will keep all of the city’s three deputy mayors, albeit under new titles. As a candidate, he said some ... >>more

December 17

Future of St. Petersburg's deputy mayors unknown

ST. PETERSBURG - Deputy Mayor David Metz said he still doesn't know what is going to happen when Mayor-Elect Bill Foster takes office in three weeks. Metz said there has been some discussion about which staffers will stay under what titles, but there is also a lot of uncertainty. "Nothing ... >>more

December 15

Jamie Bennett pays fine to Florida Elections Commission

ST. PETERSBURG — The Florida Elections Commission has found probable cause that City Council member Jamie Bennett failed to properly identify a campaign advertisement during his mayoral bid this year. Bennett, who placed sixth in September’s 10-way mayoral primary, agreed to pay a $250 fine and did not contest the ... >>more

December 15

St. Petersburg City Council member Jamie Bennett to enter nonprofit world

ST. PETERSBURG -- City Council member Jamie Bennett, who served as the council's homeless outreach coordinator during most of his nine-year stint in office, said he will join the staff of the St. Petersburg Free Clinic's Beacon House after he resigns in January. His new title? Jobs and housing coach, he said. ... >>more

December 11

All Bay Buzz wants for Christmas is...

Dear Santa, All Bay Buzz wants for Christmas is for all of the candidates in St. Petersburg's city elections to make sure their campaign signs have been taken down. Like the big one for mayoral contender Scott Wagman on the west side of 34th Street S, just south of 18th Avenue. ... >>more

November 25

Attorney's report bashes Gibbons, St. Pete housing authority

An attorney for the Pinellas County Housing Authority has ripped former mayoral candidate and authority board member Deveron Gibbons in a report on the canceled project to build a joint headquarters with the St. Petersburg Housing Authority. The report criticized the city authority, too.  Lawyer Justin Zinzow -- no friend ... >>more

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What they're tweeting

haverfieldxxce (Rachel Pellynnhd): Former City Council candidate Corsetti considering party-switch to run against Pinellas Commish Morroni. 2Qgggl stpete kyc09 ! yesterday

flyefpek (Susan Shakeshaflnz): St. Petersburg mayor Rick Baker endorses Jack Latvala for Senate District 16. as1Yf sayfie stpete kyc09 ! Jan. 31, 2010

pawelekxknu (Paula Ackersaqs): More details on how Kornell racked up the big win this past Tuesday in Sunday\'s St. Pete Times 4wrdvasw kyc09 ! Jan. 27, 2010

neeidjs (Michelle Capperlva): More details on how Kornell racked up the big win this past Tuesday in Sunday\'s St. Pete Times 4wrdvasw kyc09 ! Jan. 26, 2010

pingitoreeqrj (Angela Reddenstq): Kathleen Ford on early voting results: I thought we would have been ahead in those. It’s a curious result. kyc09 ! Jan. 25, 2010

decostaewdx (Angela Arkwrighhxf): Kathleen Ford on early voting results: I thought we would have been ahead in those. It’s a curious result. kyc09 ! Jan. 23, 2010

fainijuc (Andrea Reeseqtg): St. Petersburg mayor Rick Baker endorses Jack Latvala for Senate District 16. as1Yf sayfie stpete kyc09 ! Dec. 30, 2009

biffleajgy (Courtney Colbursed): More details on how Kornell racked up the big win this past Tuesday in Sunday\'s St. Pete Times 4wrdvasw kyc09 ! Dec. 26, 2009

venegasobjt (Katrina Theodorfmm): Kathleen Ford on early voting results: I thought we would have been ahead in those. It’s a curious result. kyc09 ! Dec. 24, 2009

SaintPetersblog (Peter Schorsch): Rick Baker Back-to-School Meter downgraded with hiring of Nick Hansen. http://bit.ly/7NnoNz #stpete #sayfie #kyc09 Nov. 29, 2009

SaintPetersblog (Peter Schorsch): St. Petersburg mayor Rick Baker endorses Jack Latvala for Senate District 16. http://bit.ly/as1Yf #sayfie #stpete #kyc09 Nov. 20, 2009

SaintPetersblog (Peter Schorsch): Before we start talking about who is running in '11, remember St. Pete City Council has 2 redraw its districts. http://bit.ly/4kXSBY #kyc09 Nov. 16, 2009

SaintPetersblog (Peter Schorsch): Images from Election Day 2009. http://bit.ly/1RX8F8 #kyc09 #stpete Nov. 15, 2009

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