City to borrow $85 million for Trop repairs, debris removal

The City of St. Petersburg will secure an $85 million line of credit from Bank of America to pay for ongoing storm recovery costs.

Administrators believe borrowing the money is prudent given federal uncertainties and outstanding costs related to debris removal and Tropicana Field repairs. City council members discussed the unique measure and fiscal policy amendments at an April 10 committee meeting.

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Fresh produce store blossoms in South St. Pete

An area of St. Petersburg known for its lack of fresh, healthy food options now has an affordable new resource.

Your Neighborhood Produce recently opened at 132 49th St. S. in the South St. Pete Community Redevelopment Area. The market is an extension of Kelli Casto’s mission to ensure disadvantaged residents can access fresh fruits and vegetables.

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