When you criminalize homelessness, you're not getting to the root of the problem. I don't think that's the face that St. Petersburg wants to have.

The implications are that we'll be able to identify families that carry this gene, to be able to provide counseling to them and, ultimately, we'll hopefully be able to identify them very early if they develop prostate cancer.

These people, live, eat, sleep and breathe this stuff every day.

I think this class is the epitome of what we were trying to accomplish when we developed the 'One of Our Own' program.

I don't understand the plan to crack heads and move people out. We need to have more beds, period.

Anything that keeps us in the loop so we can track these jobs would be good for the city. It sounds like an idea whose time has come.