Cathy Salustri is the owner and writer for The Gabber Newspaper, a local publication in St. Petersburg, Florida. She also writes for WDW Magazine, focusing on articles related to Walt Disney World. Cathy's articles cover a range of topics including local events, dining, entertainment, and human interest stories.
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Cathy Salustri's articles predominantly focus on local events, restaurants, and arts in St. Petersburg, Florida. She also covers health & wellbeing topics such as gluten-free options and storm updates.
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Please welcome Maggie Duffy to 'The Gabber Newspaper'. Maggie joins us as the first-ever staffer dedicated wholly to arts and features.
By: Cathy Salustri
Gulfport's Stella's celebrates 15 years Saturday, Nov. 23 with of specials — and a donation to Hello in There, John Prine's foundation.
Donations to The Gabber Newspaper are now, to the extent allowable by law, tax-deductible. Here's how to donate.
By: Cathy Salustri
Gulfport City Council Member Ian O'Hara resigns: Facing threat of a State investigation into his illicit spending, he resigned Nov. 19.
By: Cathy Salustri
Ian O'Hara (left) and Sam Henderson listen to public comment leading up to O’Hara’s resignation. Nov. 19, 2024. Photo by Cameron Healy/The Gabber.
By: Cathy Salustri
Gulfport Mayor Sam Henderson talks about substantial damage assessments (SDA), FEMA letters, and other hurricane recovery-related efforts.
Gulfport’s 2024 Christmas tree lighting (Dec. 2) had a smaller crowd than in years past, but the traditions were strong at Clymer Park.
In this week's "Understanding Gulfport Hurricane Recovery", Mayor Sam Henderson talks about permits, and which ones the City is processing.
Dec. 26 marks three months since Helene flooded Gulfport. Here are three perspectives of what Christmas looks like for three Gulfportians.
'A Christmas Carol' at freeFall is stupendous show, and one everyone should see. There aren't many shows left, so get tickets now.
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