Safe Harbor Development responds to City Council sinking marina plans

Safety Harbor Development (SHD) has spoken out against St. Petersburg City Council for sinking a referendum that could have made the company responsible for the city's municipal pier over the next 25 years.

On Aug. 7, councilmember Robert Blackmon, on his Facebook page, shared a Catalyst article reporting on the council's refusal to vote to allow the referendum to go before voters. On the post, Blackmon copied this quote ...

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Local historian leads bicycle tours of renowned Black neighborhoods

St. Petersburg has a unique past, which Josette Green believes is best captured in the streets and buildings of its historic neighborhoods.

Green, a local historian, believes in promoting race equity through history. To fulfill this, she will be guiding bicycle tours through St. Pete’s renowned Black neighborhoods, while explaining their history.

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