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Jeannie Carlson

Jeannie Carlson

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Correspondent, Beach Beacon

Saint Petersburg

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  • Former Indian Shores mayor speaks out on sidewalk project

    By Jeannie Carlson Verified| Beach Beacon Verified INDIAN SHORES — Former mayor Patrick Soranno urged the Town Council at its April 8 meeting to press ahead with a long-discussed sidewalk project along Gulf Boulevard. Sorrano outlined the 25-year history of the Indian Shores Sidewalk/Storm Drain Project, which began in 1995 when the Florida Department of Transportation recommended installing sidewalks and enhancing the stormwater drainage system.

    By Jeannie Carlson Verified · Beach Beacon

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • North Redington Beach welcomes new mayor, commissioners

    By Jeannie Carlson Verified| Beach Beacon Verified NORTH REDINGTON BEACH — New faces were introduced at a March 13 meeting of the Town Commission. There was recently installed Mayor Jay Super, Seat 1 Commissioner Steve Bradley and Seat 2 Commissioner Rick Nagrabski. Each was sworn in by Town Attorney Jay Daigneault. All three had ran unopposed, eliminating the need for a municipal election. Super has been a resident of the town for the last two years after being a regular visitor for the 20 years prior.

    By Jeannie Carlson Verified · Beach Beacon

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Former Indian Shores mayor speaks out on sidewalk project

    By Jeannie Carlson Verified| Beach Beacon Verified INDIAN SHORES — Former mayor Patrick Soranno urged the Town Council at its April 8 meeting to press ahead with a long-discussed sidewalk project along Gulf Boulevard. Sorrano outlined the 25-year history of the Indian Shores Sidewalk/Storm Drain Project, which began in 1995 when the Florida Department of Transportation recommended installing sidewalks and enhancing the stormwater drainage system.

    By Jeannie Carlson Verified · Beach Beacon

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Beach Beacon

The Race begins in Cape Elizabeth near Crescent Beach State Park on Route 77. The road conditions are flat or a slight downhill slant. The racers will proceed north and then bear right onto Old Ocean House Road, a narrow road that will rejoin Route 77.

St. Petersburg, United States

Founded: 1998