St. Pete’s Trails Crossing project inches forward

As the saying goes, slow progress is better than no progress, and St. Petersburg's much-anticipated Trails Crossing project is finally moving forward.

First unveiled in November 2021, Trails Crossing would transform blighted, underutilized areas beneath I-275 into park and event spaces that connect bifurcated neighborhoods. Civil engineering firm LandDesign received city council approval Thursday to begin the master planning process.

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How PSTA is improving St. Pete connections

The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority believes a revamped Connected Community Bus Network will increase job access and meet evolving transit demands in St. Petersburg.

Agency officials presented their plans to city council members at a Housing, Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting Thursday. They expect PSTA's governing board to approve the reimagined network, which includes new downtown transfer hubs, in April.

Arts Alive! podcast: Tony Armer, Sunscreen Film Festival

A longtime film industry professional, Tony Armer has done more to attract attention to Tampa Bay – specifically, Pinellas County – than anybody else with a foot in Hollywood’s revolving door.

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