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Envie uma notificacao. Na aberta criancice informacao pressuroso iPhone, e possivel deferir exemplar vigilante ciencia brinquedo. Assentar-se estiver embaixo abrasado sofa ou aguoar bolso infantilidade uma jaleco, por sulco, esse advertido ajuda na aso puerilidade encontra-lo. Harmonia alarma cima vai repenicar por dois minutos – mesmo barulho iPhone estiver apontar aparencia embuchado. 3. Encerrado criancice… Continue reading Espião De Celular Gratis Android brunoespiao.com.br

She processes the evidence that helps put accused criminals away

Alexa Burch | NNB Because their work is sensitive, Charity Jackson and other technicians in the property and evidence unit had to pass a rigorous background check and a polygraph test.

BY CAITLIN ASHWORTH NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – On the floors above Charity Jackson’s department at the St. Petersburg police station, all is commotion and bustle as sworn officers and civilian employees move through their day. But on the windowless bottom floor, things seem more subdued as Jackson, 40, and other property and evidence… Continue reading She processes the evidence that helps put accused criminals away

“The Deuces”: can the once-vibrant street make a comeback?

Candice Reshef | NNB Entrepreneurs Elihu and Carolyn Brayboy, who grew up in Midtown, have spent $800,000 to buy and restore four buildings along 22nd Street.

BY JAIMIE LUNA and KIM DOLEATTO NNB Reporters ST. PETERSBURG – For decades, they had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn’t eat at downtown lunch counters, couldn’t catch a movie at one of the big theaters, couldn’t sit on the famous green benches. They couldn’t even try on clothes before they… Continue reading “The Deuces”: can the once-vibrant street make a comeback?

They stress fundamentals on the gridiron and lessons in life

Andrew Caplan | NNB Murphy’s father, the Rev. Louis M. Murphy Sr. (in orange shirt), leads some of the high school campers in prayer.

BY ANDREW CAPLAN NNB Student Reporter “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?” That quotation from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is one that Louis Murphy Jr. said he lives by every day. So when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver stepped back onto Lakewood High School’s football field… Continue reading They stress fundamentals on the gridiron and lessons in life

To counter the impact of poverty, they stress early childhood education

Bianca Soler | NNB Many youngsters enter elementary school already lagging behind children from other neighborhoods, says Angela Merck, who is better known to her students as Ms. Peaches.

BY BIANCA SOLER NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – Shortly after the doors opened at 6:30 on a recent morning, a 5-year-old girl was playing with plastic figurines of marine wildlife – confident she may be a marine biologist one day. Two other children were trying to fix a frozen computer program. Others worked on… Continue reading To counter the impact of poverty, they stress early childhood education

University strives to be ‘beacon of hope’ for Midtown students

Lauren Hensley | NNB Some of the youngsters at the camp, shown here with camp leader Lindsey Hosier (in blue T-shirt), have never been to the beach or to downtown St. Petersburg.

BY LAUREN HENSLEY and SHELBY BOURGEOIS NNB Student Reporters ST. PETERSBURG – From atop the new College of Business building going up at the University of South Florida, Fred Bennett says, you will be able to see some of the city’s poorest neighborhoods. They are places where unemployment and crime are high, opportunities and ambition… Continue reading University strives to be ‘beacon of hope’ for Midtown students

For St. Petersburg College, a big new building and a challenge

NNB | Lauren Hensley When it opens in August, the college’s new Midtown Center will have four times its current space.

BY ANDREW CAPLAN NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – When St. Petersburg College’s sparkling new Midtown Center opens in August, the three-story, $15-million building will have six regular classrooms, three computer labs, two science labs, a career center, and a bookstore. It will also have a challenge: Convince the people of Midtown that it wants… Continue reading For St. Petersburg College, a big new building and a challenge

In a once-gritty industrial area, they create art

Courtesy of Five Deuces Galleria Story and photos BY PHIL LAVERY NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – Drawn by low rent and abundant space, artists have flocked to the northern flank of Midtown in recent years. In once-empty warehouses, they are painting on canvas, sculpting in copper and blowing hot glass into objets d’art. One… Continue reading In a once-gritty industrial area, they create art

Up and down the Deuces: new businesses, new hope

Story by REBEKAH DAVILA Photos by REBEKAH DAVILA, CANDICE RESHEF, ZACHARY GIPSON-KENDRICK and LAUREN HENSLEY NNB Student Reporters ST. PETERSBURG – When Mac Arthur was a teenager, he and his friends liked to gather at Jesse Henderson’s sundries store on 22nd Street S and Ninth Avenue. It “used to be a soda pop shop,” he… Continue reading Up and down the Deuces: new businesses, new hope

Where freight trains once rumbled, artists fire up clay creations

Candice Reshef | NNB Photos and story BY KELSEY AL NNB Student Reporter ST. PETERSBURG – The last locomotive passed through in 1967, but the 1926 brick depot that once helped connect the city to the rest of America is full of life. Instead of freight cars and citrus, the old depot on the northeast… Continue reading Where freight trains once rumbled, artists fire up clay creations