Affordable housing project for families, seniors moves forward

A long-awaited housing project in St. Petersburg’s Disston Heights neighborhood is inching forward and will eventually provide 97 affordable units for low-income families and seniors.

The St. Petersburg Housing Authority (SPHA) recently announced a partnership with prolific affordable housing developer Blue Sky Communities to bring the "Hartford project" to fruition. The 1.35-acre site at Hartford Street and 32nd Avenue North is about a quarter mile from the 34th Street (U.S. Hwy. 19) corridor.

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The Neon Lunchbox opens in former Hideaway space

A vibrant new establishment has emerged in St. Petersburg, bringing with it a wave of nostalgia.

The Neon Lunchbox, an '80s and '90s-inspired restaurant, cocktail bar and music venue, opened Monday in the former Hideaway Cafe space at 1756 Central Avenue. The retro-themed establishment is the brainchild of James “Ozzy” Castetter and Chelsey Andrews, the same owners and operators of the recently closed Half Baked Potato at 1626 Central Ave.

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