Developer requests $14.8 million for Raytheon site project

Plans for the embattled, 29-acre former Raytheon Technologies site in west St. Petersburg have changed for at least the third time in three years.

A local developer now hopes a proposed public-private partnership will see the project, dubbed Azalea Gateway, to fruition. The development could eventually feature 1,000 mixed-income apartments at 1501 72nd St. N.

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What’s going on with the Beach Theatre renovations?

In February, St. Petersburg’s Hockman family purchased the Beach Theatre, St. Pete Beach’s long-shuttered movie house, for $1 million. Along with the announcement came bold promises about the future of the historic, circa-1940 cinderblock building on Corey Avenue.

Hannah Hockman, who’s directing operations (her parents, Ronald and Sissy, signed the check) said that while the contractor and architect are “ready to go” – plans have been drawn up – the desired total renovation of the 4,800-square-foot interior is ...

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