Police, housing get most focus in St. Petersburg budget hearing

Concerns about funding for the new Community Assistance Liaison program in the St. Petersburg Police Department and for affordable housing dominated a public hearing for the city’s proposed budget for the fiscal year that starts Oct. 1.

About 20 city residents called in to the online budget hearing, asking the City Council to increase the amounts set aside for each for those programs.

St. Petersburg utility rates going up, Duke electric rates going down

Visit St. Pete Clearwater focuses on safety in new tourism campaign

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Pinellas medical examiner: Don’t write off people with chronic health conditions

‘Catalyst Session’ recap: La Lucha

The jazz trio La Lucha kicked off Thursday’s edition of The Catalyst Sessions with a swinging live performance of “One Plus Two,” a song from the latest La Lucha album Everybody Wants to Rule the World.

It wasn’t really live, of course. The video clip was recorded live, with no audience, not long ago at the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg. Yet it beautifully conveyed the adventurous spirit of live jazz, as John O’Leary (piano), Alejandro Arenas (standup bass) and Main Feinman (drums) communicated with each other, making both left and right turns communally, telepathically, through musical language.

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