New Municipal Services Center would be a financial win for the city, administrator tells committee

The financial benefits of a plan to build a new Municipal Services Center outweigh the costs of the plan, the city’s development administrator told a City Council committee.

The project would generate as much as $5.7 million in new property tax revenue over 10 years, Alan DeLisle told the Council’s Public Services & Infrastructure Committee Thursday as he provided a high-level update on the plan.

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Your weekend arts forecast: Ana Popovic blues, Creative Pinellas dance

Sometimes the coolest shows fly under the radar, and you don’t hear about them until they’ve already happened.

Let’s fix one right now: The incredible blues guitarist and singer Ana Popovic performs two concerts Saturday (5 and 8 p.m.) at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center.

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