City considers policy change following subsidized housing project

In January, the St. Petersburg City Council approved borrowing $6 million from the Economic Stability Fund to help offset the embattled Deuces Rising Project’s $19.1 million price tag.

Councilmember Lisset Hanewicz noted an additional $6.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funding, the land and previous site work pushed the public subsidy for each of the long-delayed development’s 24 affordable townhomes to over $800,000. "You couldn't run a business like this," she said at the Jan. 18 meeting.

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Harvey’s 4th Street Grill celebrates a milestone anniversary

Everywhere you turn inside Harvey’s 4th Street Grill, there’s a little bit of St. Petersburg.

The expansive restaurant/bar’s dark hardwood floors were salvaged from the original, 1925 Vinoy Park Hotel ballroom. The back dining room’s ceiling is covered with boards from the circa-1924 Soreno Hotel.

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