Brandes reflects on time in office, announces nonprofit policy firm

For the last 12 years, St. Petersburg Sen. Jeff Brandes represented the city where he was born and raised, often in a way that bucked the status quo and found the Republican crossing party lines.

Following his final legislative session in Tallahassee last week, the term-limited state senator reflected on more than a decade in state politics and his plans for the future.

New luxury townhome development coming to Warehouse Arts District

Selmon Extension over Gandy Boulevard closes for repairs

On the Menu: Doc Ford’s readies new location; Salty Nun concept debuts

PERC proposes affordable tiny home village in South St. Pete

Singer Melanie to make a rare local appearance Sunday

When Melanie performed at New York’s Metropolitan Opera House in February, 1974, she became the first folk/pop singer to take the stage at the venerable house of classics (the Who had done Tommy there in 1970, first introducing the Met to rock ‘n’ roll; Melanie was history’s second “other”).

Here’s what the New York Times said the following day:

ISPS: Volunteering In The Pandemic

Writer, lawyer, musician – and more – Tom Gribbin spins yarns at the Vinoy

At the Feb. 23 Vinoy Business Luncheon, Tom Gribbin, author of the novel The Last Florida Boy, entertained the audience with stories from his colorful life.

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