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Pier Cocktails, Anyone? Join Ultimate Pier Cocktail Contest! (in St. Pete Patch)

It's a Toast to the Pier Party!! And the community is invited. LocalShops1.com/Pier

Raise a Toast to the Pier Party (in St. Pete Patch)

Celebrate the Pier! Art, cocktails, celebrity toasts and more! VIP tickets available: http://localshops1.site-ym.com/events/event_details.asp?id=311210&group=

Stay Out of Trouble: A Panel Discussion for Small Businesses, Nonprofits (in South Tampa-Hyde Park Patch)

Small Business Advocate of the Year Daniel James Scott is the featured speaker at a panel discussion for small businesses and non-profits in Tampa.

Stay Out of Trouble: a Panel Discussion for Small Businesses & Non-Profits (in South Tampa-Hyde Park Patch)

Small Business Advocate of the Year Daniel James Scott is the featured speaker in a panel discussion for small businesses and no-profits. Registration is now open on www.LocalShops1.com/event/trouble.

Business

The Faces of Local

LocalShops1 presents The Faces of Local, spotlighting local businesses!

Holiday Guide

Nominations Accepted for Family in Need

LocalShops1 member businesses are looking to brighten the holidays for a local family with thousands of dollars in prizes.

Business

Sales, Raffles & Swag From 105+ Local Businesses!!!

Shopapalooza is the Local Alternative to Black Friday! It is 10 am to 4 pm Saturday at beautiful South Straub Park in downtown St. Pete.

Entrepreneurial Academy Registration Under Way (in St. Pete Patch)

St. Petersburg Chamber's Entrepreneurial Academy begins Sept. 10. I'm in! Are you?

Business

Pinellas Park Gateway Chamber, City and LocalShops1 Announce Joint Venture

The Pinellas Park Gateway Chamber of Commerce, City of Pinellas Park and LocalShops1 launch what is believed to be the first such co-operative Buy Local initiative in the Tampa Bay region.

Business

No Tax Breaks for Walmart, Residents Tell St. Pete Officials (in St. Pete Patch)

Wal-Mart wants $240,000 in tax breaks from the state. St. Petersburg residents and businesses came together to tell the city: Don't do it!

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