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Flooding wreaks havoc in St. PetersburgThis is a developing story. Torrential rains caused widespread flooding Wednesday evening in St. Petersburg, with dozens of stalled vehicles littering roadways that resembled canals. |
Partners break ground on underserved community’s only park |
‘Gronklane’: Salad restaurant welcomes Bucs, Patriots legend |
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Local developer to preserve historic home, build condosSt. Petersburg building officials have approved a local developer’s $17 million plans to restore a historically significant home and build an adjacent mid-rise tower overlooking Mirror Lake. The developer, St. Petersburg-based Backstreets Capital, will also build a new two-story residence on the .47-acre site at 250 Mirror Lake Dr. N. The firm sought a reduced setback variance and must demolish the historic home’s garage to accommodate its site plan. |
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Duke plans to lower rates in January 2025 |
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Neptune Flood now holds $250 million in premiums |
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Raymond James faces two ‘cash sweep’ lawsuits |
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St. Pete wastewater spills into Joe’s Creek |
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Sep 07 @ 03:00 PMSneak Peek in St. Pete |
Sep 10 @ 07:00 PM12 Trips in 12 Months |
Sep 11 @ 06:30 PMGhostly Haunted Trolley Tour |
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Create Tampa Jewish Book Festival begins Sept. 25 |
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