Two years late, Oyster Bar thrives at new Central location

A long-lived St. Petersburg seafood restaurant has reopened, after two years. The Oyster Bar’s owner Josh Cameron said the establishment began to welcome customers Oct. 14 and is doing well.

Moving to a larger 3,200-square-foot location in the Grand Central District, at 2245 Central Ave., was a long time in the making.

Bucket Fillers Reading Day is coming for St. Pete kids	Places This Week: Entire sixth-floor Belleair condo for sale
Tampa actor plays Snoopy in ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas Live!’	Fools to take to the streets Saturday for charity

St. Pete approves Tampa Bay Ferry funding agreement

Plans for a year-round Tampa Bay Ferry with a known local commodity operating two vessels at roughly half the cost of the previous company are full steam ahead.

St. Petersburg City Council members enthusiastically and unanimously agreed to a funding agreement for the new service Thursday afternoon. The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority, now overseeing the initiative, selected Hubbard’s Marina to operate the much-anticipated Tampa Bay Ferry in September.

	Duke to add 300 megawatts of solar power by 2027
	St. Pete announces final City Hall on Tour event
	Sea turtle nesting season sets new local record
	St. Pete veteran nonprofits receive federal boost
	Craftsman House Gallery owner announces its closure
	St. Pete Beach mayor proposes toll for tourists