Kriseman calls the current red tide the worst he has seen, with no end in sight

Fighting through the stomach-churning stench of rotting fish and with a backdrop of city workers hard at work behind him, St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman held a press conference to update the public on the ongoing red tide problem.

Held at the waterfront Crisp Park, Kriseman said that crews have collected over ...

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‘It’s supposed to be provocative’ – EDGE public art sculpture to be dedicated

Landscapers were busy Wednesday morning laying sod in the traffic roundabout at Central Avenue and 11th Street where “The Sun on the EDGE,” a massive sculpture by artist Ilan Averbuch, is to be officially dedicated Thursday.

The towering sun-shaped sculpture was crafted from steel and recycled granite. “The use of industrial materials refers to the industrial history of the EDGE District,” the New York-based Averbuch wrote on his website. “An invisible horizon line...

Startup Report #095 – Unlock Your Future Now

With Allen Clary

Ousted WMNF co-founder Rob Lorei breaks his silence

In this far-reaching St. Pete Catalyst interview, Lorei explains that a heated political exchange with a listener, via email, didn’t sit well with (new) station manager Rick Fernandes.

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