Former Times property could become warehouse development

To some residents' dismay, a Connecticut-based company plans to transform a former Tampa Bay Times distribution campus in St. Petersburg into a multitenant industrial park with 36 bays.

Twenty Lake Holdings (TLH) refers to the project as the “St. Petersburg Small Bay Warehouse Development" in public documents obtained by the Catalyst. The 6.6-acre property at 3200 17th Ave. N. sits along the 34th Street business corridor and is separated from the North Kenwood neighborhood by a large retention pond.

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Novelist Peter Kageyama’s hard-boiled hero returns

Following the critical and commercial success of his 2023 novel Hunters Point, Peter Kageyama wasted no time in dreaming up the next adventure for San Francisco private eye Katsuhiro “Kats” Takemoto.

Midnight Climax, published this week by St. Petersburg Press, is set in 1959, 18 months after the events of the first book. The story finds Kats, his girlfriend Molly and their trusted sidekick Shig chasing another head-scratching mystery.

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