Paradise News Team 
There are countless eateries on the waterfront, but few match the ambience of downtown’s popular 400 Beach. Not only does dining alfresco come with a stunning view of Tampa Bay, but it’s … Read more
In the 1930s, the reach of the Great Depression extended far beyond the big cities into small communities everywhere, including our very own St. Pete Beach. The Sunshine School, which had … Read more
The Warehouse Arts District Association has announced the appointment of Mary Jane Park as executive director. A longtime writer and editor for the Tampa Bay Times, Park has extensive ties … Read more
Information Technology (IT) application in small business today is much different than it was a few years ago. Back then small business owners didn’t have much more to worry about … Read more
Since the first temporary T-groins were installed at Upham Beach at the north end of St. Pete Beach in 2006 to slow sand erosion, and repaired in 2011, the community … Read more
How Do We Measure Success? It is interesting where we get our inspiration these days. Our lives are so inundated with stimuli and sources of communication, that it is hard to know … Read more
On October 23, St. Pete Beach resident Jane Putzel celebrates her 90th birthday. Not with a whimper, but with a pirouette and on pointe. Ever since she moved to Tampa Bay in … Read more
On a daily basis we’re besieged with numerous recipes for the “best burger,” inundated with unique versions of Mac and cheese, and bombarded with the latest salad combinations. Most all … Read more
I’ve been a broker in Florida through 4 recessions. In my opinion, the fifth is imminent. During my first recession, in the early 70’s, there were three-hour-long gas lines in Miami … Read more
Due to an increasing amount of dog owners who chose to ignore the leash laws and by doing so caused residents to lose quiet enjoyment of their homes, infringing on … Read more