Can new materials keep an old St. Pete home historic?

A roughly 117-year-old St. Petersburg house needed new siding. City preservation staff wanted the replacement to remain wood.

The people responsible for deciding otherwise spent much of Tuesday afternoon asking whether that still made sense.

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Poliverse: St. Pete Council splits over mayoral race

Half of St. Petersburg City Council has now picked a side in the mayoral runoff, and the endorsements are evenly split between Mayor Ken Welch and former Gov. Charlie Crist.

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