St. Petersburg City Council Chairman Ed Montanari is recovering at home after he was hospitalized and treated over the weekend for myocardial infarction, the medical term for a heart attack.
St. Petersburg City Council last week voted unanimously to approve an amendment requiring landlords within the city to provide a notice of tenants’ rights in printed or electronic form.
Geo-fencing, telehealth, thermal imaging and mixed reality are among the technologies in play as the Tampa-St. Petersburg area works to reopen in the Covid-19 crisis.
On this episode, Tashika Griffith, provost of St. Petersburg College Downtown & Midtown campuses joins Chris Steinocher, CEO of the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce and Joe Hamilton, publisher of the St. Pete Catalyst.
Jenee Priebe, who coordinates and directs the annual SHINE Mural Festival for the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance, has issued a “Call for Walls” in conjunction with the sixth annual outdoor event, which is now scheduled for Nov. 7-14.
The restaurant industry is reorganizing and evolving to meet the challenges presented by Covid-19, and ecommerce will play a key role in the evolution, according to leaders of a Clearwater software firm.
With a large investment from philanthropists Jeff and Penny Vinik, Fairgrounds – the “immersive art experience” proposed for the Warehouse Arts District – took a giant stride towards build-out and eventual completion.
