Another tech firm set to relocate headquarters to St. Pete

CodeBoxx, a San Francisco-based company that trains people how to be web, app and software developers in as little as 16 weeks, plans to move its headquarters to St. Petersburg within the next two months. 

Nicolas Genest, the firm’s founder and CEO, confirmed the move in an interview with the Catalyst on Friday. He said the company has not yet secured office space but he and the rest of the executive team plan to base themselves in St. Pete. 

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VINTAGE ST. PETE: Our Lady of Clearwater

It began, some said, when nine large panes of reflective glass became discolored from sprinkler system residue. It ended seven years later, when a troubled teen aimed a slingshot and sent a handful of ball bearings into the air.

What happened in between was – and is - open to interpretation. Near a nondescript Clearwater intersection, a rainbow-hued image appeared on the south wall of a 22,000-square-foot office building. To the religious faithful, it suggested the Virgin Mary, the Madonna, mother of Jesus, a saint beloved and worshipped by Christians around the world.

Political Party with Adam Smith: Will growth kill St. Pete’s funky vibe?

The latest edition of Political Party with Adam Smith features a wide-ranging discussion on growth and development trends in St. Petersburg. Who the heck are these gazillions of people moving into the tony apartment complexes popping up everywhere in and around downtown?

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