City gives significant subsidy to propel Deuces development

Soaring costs and soil contamination have stalled an ambitious multi-use project meant to spur jobs, entrepreneurialism and homeownership opportunities on a historic Black corridor in St. Petersburg since April 2021.

The residential component of the Deuces Rising development is finally moving forward - at taxpayers' expense. The public subsidy for each of its 24 units is just under $500,000.

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Arts Alive! podcast: Alsace Walentine and Candice Anderson

Today’s Arts Alive! podcast is a conversation with Alsace Walantine and Candice Anderson, owners of Tombolo Books in St. Petersburg.

The independent book store on 1st Avenue S. opened in December 2019, just three months before Covid-19 forced businesses far and wide to temporarily shut down.

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