Pinellas County Health and Human Services will sponsor the 2011 Summer Food Service Program for children at recreation and community centers, school sites, churches and day camps throughout Pinellas County. The program will operate June 14 through Aug. 9.

The Summer Food Service Program is a federally funded initiative operated nationwide by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and administered statewide by the Florida Department of Education. The program provides nutritionally balanced meals to children during summer vacation when school is not in session.

The meals are provided free at eligible sites to all children 18 years of age and younger. Program sponsors are reimbursed for meals served at approved sites in low-income areas.

Clearwater, Florida- Caity McCardell says she had just checked into her room at the Days Inn in Clearwater when she received a phone call she'll never forget.

She assumed it was the front desk calling, but the man on the other end of the line began making sexually explicit comments and even said she was being watched.

"He said I saw you walk into your hotel room and said I can see you and that's when I hung up," said McCardell.  "It was highly creepy."

Other guests at the hotel reported similar calls including the father of a 13-year old girl.

"She asked 'who is this who is this,' and he was breathing hard," recalls father Lenn Royal who is visiting from Georgia and complained to management about the disgusting calls.

10 News talked to at least seven people who received similar calls in their hotel rooms last Thursday.  

Clearwater, Florida - The City of Clearwater and Keep Pinellas Beautiful will host a waterway cleanup event Saturday, May 14 from 9 a.m. to noon. It will be held at Kapok Park, and volunteers are needed.

Volunteers will gather at Kapok Park, 2950 Glen Oak Ave. in Clearwater, to remove trash, litter, and debris from Alligator Creek in Kapok Park.

Those who plan to help should bring canoes and kayaks to remove debris from the waterways, if possible. Instructions also say to wear rubber boots or waders to remove trash from wetlands close to shore.