St. Pete council belatedly approves Rays stadium bond issuance

St. Petersburg will uphold its end of a deal - thought dead two weeks ago - to help fund a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium.

The onus to break long-negotiated agreements approved in July now falls to Pinellas County Commissioners and the Rays. The team will keep 65 acres of prime real estate surrounding Tropicana Field if one of the two government partners reneges on the deal.

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Arts Alive! podcast: ‘It’s a Wonderful Life – A Live Radio Play’

Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life has got, as they say in the motion picture business, legs. Although the warm ‘n’ fuzzy Christmas season movie was not a critical or commercial success upon first release in 1947, repeated showings on television over subsequent decades caused it to grow, and grow, and grow on American audiences, who basked in its small-town charm, humor and easygoing morality.

Its story of one man’s eventual understanding that he is loved, more loved than he’s ever realized, has resonated through subsequent generations.

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