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City Commission to discuss rope lighting for the third time
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Safety Harbor railroad crossing repairs set to start Thursday
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Want To Ride A Firetruck To School?
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Survey says: Should Safety Harbor raise the millage to pay for Baranoff property?
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SHCC proposes millage increase to help pay for Baranoff Oak properties
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Safety Harbor railroad crossing repairs set to start Thursday
A troublesome railroad crossing in Safety Harbor is scheduled to be repaired starting on Thursday, May 17, hopefully putting an end once and for all to motorists’ complaints about the bumpy stretch of State Road 590. The area in
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City Commission to discuss rope lighting for the third time
The Safety Harbor City Commission has a light agenda for its
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21 May 2018
Registration now open for Guinness World Record attempt
Registration is now open for anyone wanting to be a part
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19 May 2018
Safety Harbor railroad crossing repairs set to start Thursday
A troublesome railroad crossing in Safety Harbor is scheduled to be
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15 May 2018
City Commission puts off decision on affordable housing development
The Safety Harbor City Commission indicated its general support for a
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13 May 2018
Want To Ride A Firetruck To School?
Every young child’s dream, could come true this Saturday at the
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10 May 2018
Survey says: Should Safety Harbor raise the millage to pay for Baranoff property?
Safety Harbor Mayor Joe Ayoub recently released a survey designed to
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10 May 2018
SHCC proposes millage increase to help pay for Baranoff Oak properties
Safety Harbor residents take pride in calling their community “Tree City
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08 May 2018
Affordable housing, tree ordinance the highlights of Monday’s City Commission meeting
Affordable housing and updates to the city’s tree ordinance are likely
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03 May 2018
‘Drive Away Breast Cancer’ this Sunday in Safety Harbor
Car shows tend to attract large crowds, with rows and rows
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03 May 2018
Iconic Safety Harbor entryway tree might have to come down
Stop me if you’ve heard this before—there’s a tree issue developing
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