Aging infrastructure necessitates utility rate increases

Monthly utility bills will increase by 4% to 8.5% in St. Petersburg due to aging infrastructure and inflationary costs.

City Councilmembers approved the new rates, which begin in October, at a Sept. 7 meeting. The 8.5% stormwater increase follows a 15% hike last year.

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‘I don’t love it any more’: Candlebox’s Kevin Martin is leaving rock ‘n’ roll

The road goes on forever, wrote Gregg Allman in “Midnight Rider,” and for some rock ‘n’ roll bands this appears to be true.

Not, however, for Candlebox, the Seattle rock outfit that arrived on the grunge wave of the early 1990s and proceeded to rack up two multi-platinum albums, including the self-titled debut and Lucy, and a gold one (Happy Pills) before breaking up for a few years in the early ‘00s.

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