Proposed community benefits plan raises questions in St. Pete City Council

The St. Petersburg City Council is getting its first look at plans for community benefits agreements.

Council members have a lot of questions about what they are seeing.

Housing issues dominate Pinellas board talks

Marketing firm sues competitor, alleging unfair business practices

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Conference on World Affairs panel discusses protests and policing

St. Petersburg Chief of Police Anthony Holloway participated in a virtual panel on Thursday, “Protest and the Police,” part of this week’s St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs.

The livestreamed discussion also included Clem Harris, Ph.D., director of Africana Studies and an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Utica College; student activist Kai Tomalin, 19; and Kenneth E. Mayers, Ph.D., a former Marine, longtime non-violent protestor and a member of the Veterans For Peace organization.

Tiger Bay panelists compare arts, culture, opportunity and equity [Video]

In keeping with Suncoast Tiger Bay’s commitment to race conversations, this month’s virtual luncheon celebrated Black History Month by taking a closer look at St. Petersburg’s arts and culture through an equity lens. Moderated by Tiger Bay board member Adam Smith, the event featured panelists Creative Pinellas’ arts & culture outreach manager Leigh Davis, actor/director Cranstan Cumberbatch and Terri Lipsey-Scott, executive director of the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum.

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