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Night in the Islands is Back This Weekend
The weekend planner is jam packed with sights to see, food to eat and music to enjoy.

Rachel Jolley is a USF grad, daughter of a retired fire official and St. Pete native to boot. She is currently the local editor for Tarpon Springs Patch and East Lake Patch.
Previously, Jolley was a freelance contributor for the St. Pete Patch from December 2010 until August of 2012.
Jolley lists soccer as her first love and even played Division 1 ball on an athletic scholarship. In her down time, she enjoys outdoor activities, sports and spending time with family.
The weekend planner is jam packed with sights to see, food to eat and music to enjoy.

The shop on Tarpon Avenue has been in business for more than 100 years, securing its status as a staple in the community.
Although the city’s proposal for slower boat traffic along the Anclote River was denied by the state, a new regulation is being set in motion.
Do you think the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks are in need of a makeover, or do you think the area should be preserved as is?
Re-route your lunch or dinner plans because the local favorite is under construction.
The city is home to a variety of musical talent, from guitar and percussion to jazz and alternative.
The system will provide sewer service to 88 homes in the area during construction.
Find out how you can help and participate.
The 55-year-old woman from Tarpon Springs admitted to averting almost $5,000 from the store, police said.
The three-day-weekend was celebrated in many forms, from cookouts to an art festival. Let us know how you decided to spend your Labor Day.
Once again, the skies are clear for most of the day today.
Is there rain on the radar for Labor Day? Find out in the Tarpon Springs Detailed Daily Forecast.
Tonight's meeting covers a variety of material. Take a quick look at the agenda for details.
It may not look like much from the outside, but looks can be deceiving. Plum Tomato could easily be considered one of Tarpon Springs’ best kept secrets.
The request would lower average residential bills by six percent, or by $7.44 per month.