Friday, January 13, 2023
Thursday, January 12, 2023
Support St. Pete Becoming a Raptor-Friendly City!
Please join us for the City of Saint Petersburg’s Council meeting to show support for a change that is much needed. Thanks to Council member Gina Driscoll, a motion is on the agenda to bring to light the dangers of the anticoagulant rodenticides currently used by the city’s rodent control program. This is the first step in the process of protecting our wildlife by asking the City to switch to safer alternatives. We want to show Council that St Pete is 100% behind this and we need your help. Thank you in advance! INFO
Submit a Comment: No New Pipelines in Tampa Bay!
Tampa Electric is doubling down on dirty fossil fuels. They want to expand a pipeline transporting dirty fracked gas through Tampa Bay. This expansion would hit both sides of the bay, in St. Petersburg and Tampa. HERE
Wednesday, January 11, 2023
Stand with the Columbus Statue 2, Drop the charges
JANUARY 30, 2023 AT 8:30 AM
Courthouse Annex 401 N Jefferson St. Tampa
Preliminary Injunction Blocking Florida Anti-Protest Law Remains in Effect as Federal Appeals Court Seeks Guidance From Florida Supreme Court
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals left in place an injunction against Florida’s anti-protest law, otherwise known as H.B. 1, while inviting the Florida Supreme Court to express its views on the law’s proper interpretation. MORE
Tuesday, January 10, 2023
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New College alumni and UFF push back after DeSantis appoints 6 Trustees
On WMNF’s Tuesday Café we spoke with the President of United Faculty of Florida and with a New College of Florida alumnus about the school and about six conservative activists that Governor Ron DeSantis just appointed to the Board of Trustees of the liberal arts college. more
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