Urban management guru guides Williams Park’s evolution

Downtown St. Petersburg’s Williams Park is in store for long-overdue revitalization, and the group leading those efforts has enlisted the help of a renowned urban redevelopment expert.

Dan Biederman received national acclaim in the early 1990s for transforming one of New York City’s seediest parks into a celebrated amenity. Time magazine called his renovation of Bryant Park a “small miracle.”

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Local organizations prepared for a potential SNAP suspension

Millions of low-income Floridians rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to get essential groceries. With the government shutdown approaching nearly a month, SNAP benefits were scheduled to be suspended Saturday.

Twenty-five state governments collectively sued the Trump Administration Tuesday because it chose to halt SNAP assistance.

Arts Alive! podcast: Erica Sutherlin, The Studio@620

Today’s guest on the Arts Alive! podcast is Erica Sutherlin, executive artistic director of The Studio@620, St. Petersburg’s multi-purpose arts and entertainment venue.

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