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Pinellas Tech to Host Winter Graduation at the Coliseum
The winter graduation ceremony is Jan. 13, with more than 170 students collecting their diplomas.
Linda Hersey launched the very first Florida Patch site: Old Northeast-St. Petersburg Patch, in December 2010.
She has had many roles at Florida Patch as it has grown from a start-up to a go-to hub for information, conversation and news. She currently is a Senior Field Editor, identifying and curating real time news for nine sites in southwest Florida.
Linda is a veteran journalist and senior newsroom manager who made an early transition to New Media – way back in 2006! :)
In addition to City Editor roles in Portland, Maine, and Broward County, Florida, and years as an investigative journalist, Linda authored two primers for working journalists covering Native American issues, including "100 Questions, 500 Nations."
She holds an MBA from the Chapman School of Business, at Florida International University. She also is among the rare breed of English Majors, holding a BA in Eng. Lit. from Boston University.
The winter graduation ceremony is Jan. 13, with more than 170 students collecting their diplomas.
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Police Chief Chuck Harmon and Mayor Bill Foster will be at the ceremony on Friday, Dec. 17, at 9 a.m., in downtown St. Petersburg.
The Sheriff's Office announces the opening of "cold night" shelters throughout Pinellas County, including at the Turning Point, just west of downtown.
Here's a look at the $1.84 million proposed budget for the Pinellas Safe Harbor Shelter, which will be funded by federal grants and support from local and county governments.
At 11 p.m., police had been negotiating with the unidentified male for two hours, after he threatened to kill himself with a handgun.