A Clearwater City Council member rescinded his endorsement of a candidate after a tense back-and-forth with her husband, a Pinellas County commissioner, about the council’s vote last week to give a stretch of public roadway to the Church of Scientology.…[Continue Reading...]
A Clearwater City Council member rescinded his endorsement of a candidate after a tense back-and-forth with her husband, a Pinellas County commissioner, about the council’s vote last week to give a stretch of public roadway to the Church of Scientology.…[Continue Reading...]
After Clearwater Mayor Bruce Rector hit the gavel to end a City Council meeting Thursday evening, the audience in the Clearwater Main Library erupted in applause and cheers. Scientology members had lined up outside the library several hours before the…[Continue Reading...]
People in Clearwater are sharing more about plans to fight the city's granting of a downtown street to the Church of Scientology. Watch the news report at the link below.[Continue Reading...]
The Brief Clearwater City Council voted 3-2 to approve closing part of South Garden Avenue for a Church of Scientology campus expansion. A massive crowd of over 2,000 people overwhelmed the Clearwater Main Library, forcing officials to limit public comment.…[Continue Reading...]
The Brief The Clearwater City Council will hold a final vote Thursday on a controversial proposal to hand over part of a downtown street to the Church of Scientology. The church is requesting that the city vacate a section of…[Continue Reading...]
With a 3-2 Clearwater City Council vote approving a street handover, the Church of Scientology's Flag Services Organization won a tentative victory in its downtown expansion efforts. The Church of Scientology’s "spiritual headquarters" in the heart of downtown Clearwater may…[Continue Reading...]
After more than a year of discussion, the Clearwater City Council again gave initial approval to allow the Church of Scientology to take over a stretch of downtown roadway. Similar to a decision from last March, the council voted 3-2…[Continue Reading...]
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Clearwater City Council gave the green light Thursday night for the Church of Scientology to take over a short city street that’s key to building L. Ron Hubbard Hall, a 3500-person venue named after its controversial founder.…[Continue Reading...]
This is just the first step; if it passes today, it still has to come back for a final vote before anything becomes official. Watch video report through link below[Continue Reading...]
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