Tale of the tape: Comparing two Gas Plant proposals

Part 1 of 2.

Mayor Ken Welch is reviewing a new $6.8 billion proposal to reimagine the Historic Gas Plant District “in detail.” How does it compare with what the Tampa Bay Rays had planned?

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Former City Administrator DeLisle pens historical novel

During his tenure as St. Petersburg’s City Administrator, from 2014 to 2021, Alan DeLisle was a key player in many significant development deals, the St. Pete Pier in particular, of which he is justifiably proud.

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Arts Alive! podcast: Culver Casson of ‘Weird in St. Pete’

Actress, vocalist and vocal teacher Culver Casson joins us for today’s Arts Alive! conversation. She’s currently appearing in American Stage’s production of Weird in St. Pete, an interactive play that moves the audience through the grounds – over the river and through the woods – of the Duncan McClellan Gallery. (Info and tickets.)

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