ST. PETERSBURG — Last week, four families closed on their new Habitat for Humanity homes, but there were no dedication ceremonies with speeches and prayers, complimentary coffee or cars of volunteers and well wishers parked for blocks around.

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May 4, 2020
Pinellas/Pasco Habitat works around coronavirus to move families into new homes
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