Category: Government
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Al Braithwaite replaces Bruce Haddock as Oldsmar City Manager
As Mayor Doug Bevis noted Tuesday night, for the first time in 31 years there was an unfamiliar item on the Oldsmar City Council meeting agenda. Longtime city employee Al […]
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Officials say goodbye to retiring Oldsmar City Manager Bruce Haddock
Over the last several months, retiring Oldsmar City Manager Bruce Haddock has received numerous awards and accolades as his 40-plus year career in local government wound down. Haddock, who is […]
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Oldsmar puts out call to artists for sidewalk mural at Sheffield Park
The North Pinellas Cultural Alliance is looking to complete its second public art project as a call to artists has gone out for a sidewalk mural to be painted in […]
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OCC agrees to postpone vote on sale of St. Petersburg Drive parcel
While the possible development of a vacant parcel of land next to the Oldsmar Public Library appeared to be on a fast track after the City Council approved a zoning […]
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Oldsmar Sports Complex Master Plan project enters initial stages
While the renovation of the neighboring Woodlands Square plaza, future home of Earth Fare Oldsmar, continues, City officials recently gave the go-ahead to begin initial work on the first phase […]
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Oldsmar officials, residents band together in wake of Hurricane Irma
In the early morning hours of Monday, September 11, 2017, Hurricane Irma ripped through the Tampa Bay area sporting wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour while pelting the […]
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Earth Fare Oldsmar job fair rescheduled in wake of Hurricane Irma
A job fair hosted by Earth Fare Oldsmar scheduled for this week has been postponed due to Hurricane Irma. The fair, originally scheduled for Sept. 13-15 at the Hampton Inn, […]
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Oldsmar officials urging caution as powerful Hurricane Irma approaches Florida
City of Oldsmar officials are urging residents to exercise caution as powerful Hurricane Irma approaches the state of Florida. Governor Rick Scott already declared a state of emergency in advance […]
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Oldsmar officials disagree over terms of town home development agreement
After allowing the City Manager enter into a development agreement that would see 52 town homes built on a slice of City-owned property next to the Oldsmar Public Library in June, […]
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OCC unanimously approves rezoning request, paving the way for 52-unit town home development next to the library
The Oldsmar City Council unanimously approved a rezoning request for an acre of land adjacent to the library earlier this week, potentially paving the way for a 52-unit town home […]