Dr. Bob Here

At my visit to the Clearwater Main Library tonight, residents asked questions about issues concerning them. It was great to talk with young professionals, including an army reservist who lives in Clearwater, who just got married this week!

We talked about the importance of passing the Penny for Pinellas and the referendum to continue the execution of the Imagine Clearwater, Harborside Park plan.

If you would like to know more about these issues, you can read about them at http://www.imagineclearwater.com.

I visit each of the five Clearwater libraries twice a year, talking with residents who attend the meetings.

In November I will visit two libraries. On November 28 I will visit the North Greenwood Library from 6-7 p.m. On Thursday November 30 I will be at the Clearwater Beach Library and Recreation Center from 4-5 p.m.

Over the last four years I have come to enjoy each new day. Sunrise from my perch overlooking Coopers Bayou on Old Tampa Bay, in beautiful Clearwater, Florida. Good Morning!

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Here are a few of the beautiful chalk drawings at Clearwater Beach’s annual ChalkWalk. If you missed it this year, plan on attending next year.

So little time, so many crabs! Made it to the Palm Pavilion on Clearwater Beach for a small part of the Stone Crab Festival.

Clearwater Police Officers Lee and Fredericks had a great time with the three-year-olds! Brave men.

The staff and volunteers had treats for us at their open-house. A great group of folks with a heart for the children.

Mayor George Cretekos, on behalf of all of us on the Clearwater City Council, welcomes everyone to the opening of the Jazz Holiday in Coachman Park. City Manager Bill Horne was also onstage for the opening night of the four-day music event. — with Mayor George Cretekos, William Horne, Bill Jonson, Hoyt Hamilton and Doreen Caudell in Coachman Park Clearwater.

Mayor George Cretekos and I visited with Community Pride Holt Center director Nedra Larkin and the employees working throughout the center.— with Nedra Larkin and Mayor George Cretekos.