Developer wants 22nd Street South to be bridge, not a moat

The large parcels of vacant land along 22nd Street South between 1st Avenue South and 6th Avenue South currently act like a moat, separating the Grand Central District, Deuces Live and the Warehouse Arts District.

Developer Joe Furst, founder and managing principal of Place Projects, wants to turn that area into a bridge, connecting what he believes are some of the most interesting parts of the city.

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VINTAGE ST. PETE: Raising the Sunshine Skyway Bridge

Dan McCarty was dead.

The 31st governor of Florida suffered a massive heart attack in February, 1953, and seven months later he was permanently out of office.

This meant that Charley E. Johns, president of the State Senate and one of the most controversial figures in Florida politics, was Acting Governor when the Sunshine Skyway Bridge was dedicated over Labor Day Weekend, 1954.

Startup Report #076 – Miventure

Jason Crystal

Political Party with Adam Smith: ‘These times require boldness’

As Chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Pinellas, Barbara Scott is barred from picking sides between Democratic candidates running against one another. But in a heavily contested school board race, Scott is all but endorsing educator Caprice Edmond over longtime former St Petersburg City Council member Karl Nurse.

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	Saturday is license-free Saltwater Fishing Day