Mayor, faith group disagree on affordable housing

In March, an interdenominational faith-based advocacy group penned an open letter criticizing Mayor Ken Welch’s efforts to address a lack of affordable housing in St. Petersburg. He has responded.

Faith and Action for Strength Together (FAST) directly addressed the mayor in its letter, published March 21 by The Weekly Challenger. The historically Black newspaper printed Welch’s pointed rebuttal Wednesday afternoon.

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Developers secure ‘world-renowned’ muralist for Mirror Lake tower

The local developers behind an 18-story luxury condominium tower plan to elevate St. Petersburg's reputation as a city that proudly promotes the arts.

Construction is nearly complete on Reflection, which, at 200 feet, is now the Mirror Lake neighborhood's tallest building. HP Capital's renderings highlighted an expansive tile mosaic perched above street-level retail space at 300 8th St. N.

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