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Sundial owners call lawsuit a ‘ploy’ to redevelop theaterParadise Ventures CEO Mike Connor is not backing down from a lawsuit that claims ongoing construction at the Sundial in downtown St. Petersburg violates a 25-year-old agreement. Connor and Andrew Wright, CEO of Tampa-based Franklin Street and Ally Capital Group, bought the open-air retail center at 153 2nd Ave. N. in February 2022. The joint venture announced plans for a reimagined courtyard a year later. |
The Innovators: Sam Armes |
Places This Week: Tarpon Springs Castle Winery for sale |
Florida rock legend Dickey Betts dies at 80 |
Mayor announces unique new program, city position |
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Arts Alive! podcast: Film commissioner Lisa DozoisToday’s Arts Alive! conversation with Pinellas County Film Commissioner Lisa Dozois covers a lot of ground. We talk about the history of movie-making in Florida, the benefits to city, county and region when filmmakers come to the area to work, and about the role of the film commissioner: Facilitator, cheerleader, location scout, lobbyist, advocate. And, when necessary, a person who has to wear rose-colored glasses. |
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Jabil places CEO on paid leave |
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All Children’s Hospital earns ‘Nursing Excellence’ recognition |
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President Joe Biden will visit Tampa next week |
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Allelo owners announce new concept’s executive chef |
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Apr 20 @ 10:00 AMYMCA Healthy Kids Day |
Apr 23 @ 12:00 PMUnleash Your Creativity |
Apr 25 @ 05:30 PMFilm Screening: “The Right to Read” |
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