St. Petersburg terminates municipal marina redevelopment deal

The mayoral administration has ended negotiations with the company selected to reimagine, repair and operate the St. Petersburg Municipal Marina.

Long-awaited plans to breathe new life into the downtown waterfront facility hit a snag in April after Blackstone, a trillion-dollar investment firm, acquired the selected developer, Safe Harbor Marinas. Administrators hoped to salvage a previously proposed $48 million project.

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That’s some boat ride: 5,500 miles for charity

Darren Hayes left Tuesday on a 5,500 mile, solo water journey. He set sail on a 22-foot pontoon boat from Tierra Verde Marine Resort in St. Petersburg.

Hayes, 41, is raising money and awareness for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tampa Bay. The nonprofit serves families of ill children by providing them with a free place to stay during their child’s course of treatment. It also provides food and other resources.

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