Clearwater

Thursday night's Clearwater City Council meeting addressed the grassroots organization Save the Garden's citizen petition opposing the city giving one block of South Garden Avenue to the Church of Scientology

Archaeological researchers using ground-penetrating radar in 2020 identified about 70 possible graves. Later excavations confirmed that human remains were still present, contradicting earlier assurances that the cemetery had been cleared.

It’s four days of jazz, funk, blues and music in between.

Approximately 90 boats will be participating in the event.

The Clearwater City Council voted to move forward with vacating portions of three public rights-of-way for the parking lot of a proposed $50 million entertainment center backed by the Church of Scientology.

Florida might purchase nearly 28 acres at Mandalay Point, one of Clearwater Beach’s last undeveloped coastal stretches.

The original North Ward Elementary School building was constructed in 1915.

The structure will be home to a flight school and feature a flight simulator.

The Clearwater City Council voted June 18 to hand over a downtown block to the Church of Scientology. Grassroots group Save the Garden is racing to collect 7,000 signatures in time to undo that decision.

The downstairs of the Plumb House now is utilized by the Tea Room at Lake Belleview and a boutique shop.

Scientology’s Flag Service Organization intends to build its long-planned flagship L. Ron Hubbard Hall, an all-glass auditorium and plaza, along the property.

The initiative is designed to support local businesses and entrepreneurs.