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Indian Rocks Beach honors its ‘cottage artist’

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By Jeff Rosenfield Verified
| Tampa Bay Beacons
INDIAN ROCKS BEACH — For years, Mary Rose Holmes has set up her easel along Gulf Boulevard to paint the weathered cottages that give this beach town its character. Last month, the city honored her for it. Mayor Lan Vaughan presented Holmes with a proclamation at the July 14 City Commission meeting, recognizing her work to preserve the city’s history through the Plein Aire Cottage Artists, the three-member group she founded with Helen Tilson and Violetta Chandler.
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Three Largo commissioners win new terms unopposed; Holmes draws challenger

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By Jeff Rosenfield Verified
| Tampa Bay Beacons
LARGO — Three Largo city commissioners have won new four-year terms without having to campaign for them. A fourth will be on the ballot Nov. 3. Commissioners Michael Smith, Chris Johnson and Donna Holck were reelected when no one qualified to run against them, city officials said. Commissioner Curtis Holmes drew a single challenger for Seat 2: Matthew Faustini, chair of the city’s Planning Board. Officials announced the field Aug. 4, after the close of qualifying.
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Officials detail potential cuts to the ‘heart of Belleair’

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By Jeff Rosenfield Verified
| Tampa Bay Beacons
BELLEAIR — Belleair’s camps, leagues, festivals and 50-year-old holiday traditions rest on a Recreation Department that draws 70% of its $900,000 budget from property taxes, revenue the town could not spend on recreation if Florida voters approve the state’s proposed property tax amendment in November. Recreation Manager Kelly Flowers-Bonefas laid out what that would mean at the July 21 Town Commission meeting, and by the time she finished she was in tears.
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