Top Stories: Residents Arrested, 8-Year-Old Comedian, Man Hurt in Crash

1) Relocated Farmer's Market a Hit With Vendors and Customers

Organizers of the Cross Roads Farmer's Market are pleased with the market's new location at Pop Stansell Park. The market was held for the first time at Pop Stansell Park on Sunday, June 2.

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These Palm Harbor residents were arrested on a variety of charges from May 30 to June 2, 2013.

3) Palm Harbor Man Seriously Hurt in I-75 Crash in Sarasota

The 22-year-old was injured when he lost control of his car and struck a tree, the Florida Highway Patrol reports.

4) 8-Year-Old Comedian to Perform at Ireland Nugent Benefit Sunday

Nicole Lauren is in third grade and first performed stand-up comedy at the age of 5.

5) Palm Harbor School Crossing Guard Honored

Palm Harbor school crossing guard Bill Edwards, 81, will retire on Wednesday, June 5, just one day before his 82nd birthday. Edwards has worked as a school crossing guard for 24 years.

6) Palm Harbor Chamber Scholarships Offered

Know a deserving Palm Harbor senior? They could be eligible for these scholarships.

7) PHOTOS: Parrot Heads Flock to Palm Harbor for Bash

Parrots were the accessory of choice for people, dogs and even motorcycles at the 12th annual Parrot Head Party Saturday in Palm Harbor's Historic District.

8) TS Andrea Causes Roof Collapse at Pinellas Humane Society

Late Thursday morning, the staff at the Humane Society of Pinellas heard a big bang and discovered Tropical Storm Andrea had caused the roof in one of the facility's buildings to collapse. More than 20 dogs were inside. None were hurt.

9) Tropical Storm Andrea Douses Palm Harbor

From kids swimming during Tropical Storm Andrea to cars maneuvering through pooled rainwater, our cameras caught all the action in Palm Harbor.

10) New Homes For Sale in Palm Harbor This Week

Find homes for sale in Palm Harbor on this page every week, from our partners at Zillow.

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