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Tampa Hillsborough EDC to Kriseman: ‘Our name will change’

The Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corp. will go ahead with an announced name change.

SHINE wraps up; St. Pete just got a little more colorful

SHINE officially ended with Saturday night’s Finale event at The Factory (in the Warehouse Arts District), where an estimated 1,500 people came to honor the successful conclusion of the Arts Alliance of St. Petersburg’s fifth annual celebration and demonstration of permanent public art.

Johns Hopkins All Children’s opens first-of-a-kind unit for babies with CDH birth defect

In just three years, Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital has tripled the number of babies it treats born with congenital diaphragmatic hernia – a hole in their diaphragm, a life-threatening birth defect.

ICYMI: Episode 57: Adam Smith, Mercury [St. Pete X]

The Times they are a'changing: Adam Smith talks the state of news, Florida politicians and hindsight

Wrongfully convicted man brings criminal justice message to Stetson Law students

After Jeffrey Deskovic was awarded $41 million in a lawsuit stemming from his wrongful conviction on rape and murder charges, he wanted to take his justice advocacy to the next level.

The Shuffle

Darryl Connors
Clearwater Marine Aquarium

Zaps

The Hustle

Susan J. Hilger

Susan Hilger knows first hand that it's never too late to find your calling. At age 59, Hilger left her design business, went back to school, and hired a coach to help her discern her path.

Take TBARTA’s Envision 2030 Transit Survey

The Tampa Bay Regional Transit Authority (TBARTA) is seeking community input in Tampa Bay’s first Regional Transit Development Plan, Envision 2030.

Influencer

Erik Smith
Inclusivity, LLC

Focus: St. Pete 2.0

How can St. Pete best address the affordable housing crisis? [Survey]

Mathis: "We’re interested in hearing from you, community leaders, business owners and citizens of St. Petersburg about how we can creatively solve the affordable housing crisis."