Brandes discusses new District Court of Appeals in downtown St. Pete

Nearly five years after a study concluded that Lakeland was an untenable location for the 2nd District Court of Appeal, state legislators - led by Sen Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg - have moved to build a new $50 million courthouse in downtown St. Pete.

On Thursday, House Speaker Chris Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor, ended months of speculation and debate among state Republicans by announcing the new courthouse will reside on the state-owned site of the Sebring Building at 525 Mirror Lake Drive North. The building places the new courthouse near St. Petersburg City Hall and the Pinellas County Clerk of Court.

The shuttered Hofbräuhaus German restaurant has a new owner	Outgoing City Administrator Alan DeLisle reflects on accomplishments and hopes

Celebrity chef Viviani opening a new restaurant concept in St. Pete

Celebrity chef Fabio Viviani will soon open his latest restaurant concept in downtown St. Petersburg, marking his first venture in the city.

Viviani and his team are bringing the “coastal Italian” restaurant and bar concept Taverna Costale to the ground floor of downtown St. Pete’s tallest office tower, at 200 Central Ave.

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STEAM Dream TV – Episode 8

With Dr. Sandra Jackson and David Poole

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	Pinellas County Government closures for Christmas
	USL announces conference realignment
	Trash collection changes for Christmas, New Year’s holidays