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Raytheon site to become $200M residential communityThe West St. Petersburg site that formerly housed defense firm Raytheon Technologies will be flipped into a 1,000-plus-unit residential development with affordable housing. Les Porter, the owner of Clearwater-based Porter Development, previously eyed the 29-acre property at 1501 72 St. N., southwest of Tyrone Square Mall, for a sports center that would feature a lagoon, but he has since retooled those plans. |
TBIC announces ClimateTech accelerator participants |
The aftermath: Week 18 – Tampa Bay/Atlanta |
AOL co-founder to keynote Synapse Summit |
Tampa’s newest homeowner: Stageworks Theatre |
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Like no other: Singer Nellie McKay here FridayNot since Bob Dylan's salad days has there been an interview subject more enigmatic and elusive than Nellie McKay, the singer, pianist and ukulele-strummer who’ll visit the Palladium Theater's Side Door Cafe Friday. Talking with McKay (it's pronounced "M'Kai") can be an exercise in frustration, as the Catalyst found out this week, as she not only dodges questions, she also goes off on tangents that don’t seem to be related to anything at all. |
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Craig Pittman’s Welcome to Florida: Claude Pepper
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New YMCA middle school complex catches fire |
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BayCare, Boys and Girls Clubs partner for work program |
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St. Pete-Clearwater airport shatters previous records |
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Jan 11 @ 05:00 PMInnovation District’s State of Science |
Jan 11 @ 08:00 PMHamlet |
Jan 20 @ 08:30 AMRe-Opening of Health Equity Center |
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Create This weekend: John’s Pass Seafood Festival |
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The Shuffle University of Central Florida, College of Business Administration |
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