Attacking the intractable affordable housing problem

Downtown St. Petersburg, with its sparkling condominiums showcasing panoramic views and the promise of more high-end development, stands in stark contrast to the city’s affordable housing crisis.

Sarah Ward had always known it existed, but became acutely aware of the problem when she tried to help several family members find a place to live. Something they could afford on their limited income. Somewhere safe.

Kriseman takes a swing at Rays in State of the City address

Places This Week: Nielsen sells land to Harrod, Smith & Associates sets record

Initial report inconclusive on cause of Jackson’s death

Iberian Rooster to close Feb. 27

VINTAGE ST. PETE: Michael France and the Beach Theatre

The last movie to flicker on the screen of the Beach Theatre was a by-the-numbers cop drama with the ironic title End of Watch.

It was November, 2012, and Michael France, who’d owned the sturdy cinderblock movie house on St. Petersburg Beach for five years, was having money troubles. He was also in the middle of a messy divorce. And his health wasn’t so good.

Ep 48 – Keep St Pete Lit

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Hosted by Mike Sutton and Morgan Brochetti

2021 State of the City

With Mayor Rick Kriseman

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