St. Pete celebrates its tallest tower topping out

A bevy of current and former elected officials joined Red Apple Group leadership Monday to celebrate the topping out of what developer John Catsimatidis called downtown St. Petersburg’s Empire State Building.

The Residences at 400 Central will become St. Petersburg's tallest tower at 515 feet when construction concludes in mid-2025. The event also allowed Catsimatidis, founder of the Red Apple Group, to recognize over 700 construction workers who have completed a new floor roughly every six days.

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The Catalyst interview: Chris Difford of Squeeze

One of the most creative bands to come out of England in the post-punk explosion of the late 1970s, Squeeze’s quirky and propulsive pop music was equal parts insightful (and often humorous) lyrics and Beatle-esque melodicism.

In the United States, Squeeze was inevitably tagged “new wave” – a label slapped-on when DJs, critics and journalists used when they didn’t know how to describe something. Because of the band’s enormous cult of followers, they sold a few albums over here (Cool For Cats, Argy Bargy and East Side Story) but never got as big as many suspected they would.

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