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Sculpture 360: Season V Exhibit Coming to Cleveland Street
The latest outdoor Sculpture 360: Season V exhibit is coming to Cleveland Street in downtown Clearwater at the end of October.

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Hometown: Largo, Fla.
Birthday: June 3
Bio: Jared Leone is the editor of Clearwater Patch. A long-time Largo resident, he has lived in Clearwater since 2008. He worked for the St. Petersburg Times for nearly four years in Clearwater, Carrollwood and downtown Tampa. Before that, he worked as a freelance writer for the Associated Press, the St. Petersburg Times and Tampa Bay Newspapers. He is a graduate of the University of Florida where he wrote for the Independent Florida Alligator. When he is not a newshound he enjoys biking, skateboarding, kayaking and riding his motorcycle.
Politics
I believe in the candidate not the party. I believe the two party system has hurt the country. I think a valid three party, or more, system that incorporates indepedents and other voices helps bolster political discussion. With that in mind, I am registered non-partisan and have taken part in every election since 2000, when I first could vote.
Religion
Casual Jew. I try to keep kosher but only seem to make it to synagogue for the High Holy days.
Local Hot-Button Issues
How will Clearwater maintain the level of service its residents expect while cutting budgets? It is tough to maintain recreation and library and even law enforcement services with dwindling budgets. I look forward to see how Clearwater deals with the challenge while still giving residents what they want. Scientology has been a part of the landscape of Clearwater for more than 30 years. As the religion grows so will the group's membership in and around the city.
What will the future of downtown look like? With Coachman Park, the Main Library and Harborview Center all looking at major changes as well as facelifts on Cleveland Street and condos filling up, will this usher in a downtown renaissance?
The latest outdoor Sculpture 360: Season V exhibit is coming to Cleveland Street in downtown Clearwater at the end of October.

Justin D'Patrick Taylor was arrested and charged with second degree murder in the slaying of Corey Bernard Brown March 2, 2007, according to Clearwater Police.
The response to a sign put up by Travis Wilkinson, owner of Berry Beautiful Salon, incited him to form a business coalition providing similar signs to members.
Take a moment to enjoy one of the reasons to live in Clearwater.
The Humane Society of Pinellas has many pet pals available for adoption including Sadie Mae.
The Humane Society of Pinellas has many pet pals available for adoption including Arwen.
Here are some homes for sale in Clearwater for less than $100,000.
Here are some homes for sale in Clearwater for less than $125,000.
Volunteers are needed to help remove trash, litter and debris for a coastal cleanup at Cooper Point Preserve Saturday.
The seventh annual Clearwater Fire and Rescue open house events are planned for Saturday, Oct. 13.
The city is looking for volunteers to help form a Friends of Enterprise Dog Park group.
Clearwater Police conducted a prostitution and drug detail in the East Gateway and Old Clearwater Bay neighborhoods throughout the weekend, making a total of eight arrests.
Clearwater Police conducted a prostitution and drug detail in the East Gateway and Old Clearwater Bay neighborhoods throughout the weekend.
About 50 box car racers and more than 1,000 spectators came for the third annual Achieva Box Car Rally in downtown Clearwater.
Take a moment to enjoy one of the reasons to live in Clearwater.
Permits will be available online on a first-come, first-served basis. The district-managed properties will be closed to the public during the hunts.
Sunbathers and spectators packed Clearwater Beach for the Super Boat National Championship races recently.
The inaugural Never Say Never Pirate Camp offers amputee children, along with friends and family, ocean appreciation, sailing skills and responsible boating practices Oct. 6 and 7 at the Clearwater Community Sailing Center.
Bay Flite landed and law enforcement and public safety officials answered questions and performed demonstrations as hundreds of residents came to check out Clearwater Police's 29th Annual National Night Out Against Crime on Oct. 2.