Inside the abandoned hospital that will house low-income seniors

An abandoned hospital in St. Petersburg resembles a set piece from an apocalyptic television series. It will soon become a vibrant affordable housing development for low-income seniors.

The St. Petersburg Housing Authority has long seen the former Edward White Hospital's potential. Officials hope to commence its ambitious transformation in September.

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What’s the charge? Curious artifacts wash up on Shell Key

All sorts of things wash up on the beaches of St. Petersburg’s barrier islands, particularly in the wake of a storm, when the Gulf of Mexico is still churning and more inclined to give up its secrets.

Shell Key, a 195-acre island about 10 minutes - as the boat runs - south of Pass-a-Grille, is the largest parcel of land in the uninhabited, 1,800-acre Shell Key Preserve archipelago. Numerous small excursion boats ferry visitors to the area on a daily basis, island hopping in the sun and keeping an eye out for dolphins along the way, and anchoring for beachcombing and shallow-water, low tide snorkeling.

Arts Alive! podcast: Katherine Pill, Museum of Fine Arts

Our guest on today’s Arts Alive! podcast is Katherine Pill, Senior Curator of Contemporary Art at the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg.

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