Waterfront preservation group backs marina plan

The Waterfront Parks Foundation Inc., a nonprofit that works to protect public parks and green space along St. Petersburg’s shoreline, has a submitted a letter of support for a $30 million plan to redevelop the St. Petersburg Municipal Marina.

The proposal has been the subject of controversy in recent weeks because, if approved, it would cede control of the marina to a private company, Safe Harbor Development, which is based in Knoxville, Tenn. The Waterfront Parks Foundation was originally skeptical of the plan because of the changes it would bring to Demens Landing.

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Meet freeFall’s musical Michael Raabe

You may not see him, but you better believe you can hear Michael Raabe, somewhere in the mix, at nearly every freeFall Theater show.

Raabe has been musical director at St. Petersburg’s creative hothouse since 2011, when he was invited in to arrange Stephen Sondheim’s The Frogs, the first freeFall show to be produced in its current, Central Avenue location.

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Climate First Bank chairman and founding director Ken LaRoe joins us for a Q & A

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