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Saint Petersburg, Florida

Population: 248,232

With over 300 days of sunshine a year and an incredibly temperate climate, Saint Petersburg is aptly called "The Sunshine City." Offering excellent access to the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, hundreds of miles of shoreline circle the city including Fort De Soto Park, consistently ranked as one of the nation's top beaches. Saint Petersburg's pier features a five-story inverted pyramid and extends a mile and a half into the bay. The multi-use complex houses The Pier Aquarium, an observation deck, retail stores and several restaurants. In addition to its waterfront attractions, the city is also home to the St. Petersburg College, more than two dozen art galleries and Tropicana Field, the MLB's Devil Rays' stadium.

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Saint Petersburg News

Aid for jobless, homebuyers clears Congress

Reuters - Thu Nov 05

The U.S. Congress approved more aid for jobless workers and broadened tax breaks for homebuyers and businesses on Thursday and sent the measure to President Barack Obama to sign into law.

Conn. anti-war candidate weighs run for governor

Auburn News - Thu Nov 05

While his entry into an already crowded field of Democrats has created a stir in this state, which hasn't seen a Democratic governor for about two decades, it's unclear if the millionaire businessman can generate the same enthusiasm and hype for a run for governor after the 2006 primary victory over Lieberman that made him a national political ...

President says he wants to quit

NewsChannel 8 - Thu Nov 05

By announcing he doesn't want another term in office, embattled Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas pushed the Mideast peace effort into unknown territory Thursday, opening the way to a succession battle that could play into the hands of his rival, the militant Hamas.

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