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St. Pete 3D printing company hopes to elevate the cityInnovator Jay Rogers could have built his new 3D-furniture printing company in any of the nation's competitive tech hubs, but he has set his sights on St. Petersburg. Rogers has secured a long-term lease for a 20,000-plus-square-foot warehouse at 1921 5th Ave. S., near the Morean Arts Center and Brick Street Farms, to launch his 3D printing startup Haddy, which he founded in 2022 along with CTO Kyle Rowe. |
Generative AI takes center stage at Synapse Summit |
Scenes from the 2023 Synapse Summit |
Vegan cooking school, kitchen to open in St. Pete |
Significant seagrass loss alarms researchers |
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Introducing kids to college campuses leads to lifelong learningWelcome to the Catalyst’s Community Voices platform. We’ve curated community leaders and thinkers from all parts of our great city to speak on issues that affect us all. Visit our Community Voices page for more details. What are the sounds you associate with childhood? |
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Craig Pittman’s Welcome to Florida: The Seminole Wars
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Tampa firm deepwatch receives $180M investment |
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Tampa Bay’s inflation rate leads the nation |
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Collard Green Festival returns to the Deuces |
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Tampa airport gains 3 new nonstops |
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Feb 18 @ 10:00 AMLocaltopia 2023 |
Feb 21 @ 03:00 PMSt. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs |
Mar 02 @ 09:30 AMJohns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital A Woman’s Journey |
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Create One City Chorus to sing out Sunday |
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The Shuffle Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay |
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