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City of St. Petersburg signs on as early adopter of new Duke Energy Florida solar program

The City of St. Petersburg could generate $4.7 million in revenue over 30 years through a new Duke Energy Florida program to expand solar power in the state.

That equals the annual electricity use of almost 140,000 homes, Sharon Wright, the city’s sustainability manager, told a City Council committee on Thursday.

SunRunner rapid transit project takes another step forward

SunRunner rapid transit project takes another step forward

New CEO says Tampa managed services provider will give peace of mind to customers

New CEO says Tampa managed services provider will give peace of mind to customers

SHINE to go environmental in November

SHINE to go environmental in November

Pandemic prompts local real estate developers to look at patios, package rooms

Pandemic prompts local real estate developers to look at patios, package rooms

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VINTAGE ST. PETE: Making musical history at the Manhattan Casino

Louis Armstrong was on one wild ride in 1957. Arguably the best-known jazz musician in America, he was playing to packed houses, and in the Jim Crow South – where the audiences were almost always segregated – he’d endured death threats, and bomb threats, and one day in January several sticks of dynamite exploded outside a Knoxville auditorium while he was onstage with his combo. No one was injured, and Armstrong kept the 3,000-strong crowd’s spirit up by quipping “That sounded like a drunk falling out of the balcony.” And then he played another tune.

But the whole lamentable situation bugged him.

Associated Press/Sept. 19, 1957

‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Will Thomas Scecina and Dave Hamar

Will Thomas Scecina is a guitarist and singer whose public service video promoting mask-wearing won the recent contest sponsored by the Catalyst, Spectrum, the City of St. Petersburg and other organizations.

Just Getting Started: Resiliency, inclusion and Grow Smarter

Dr. Tomalin's guest is Dr. Tashika Griffith, provost of St. Pete College downtown and midtown, and the Palladium Theater. She is also the 2020 Chair of the city's Grow Smarter initiative - a comprehensive economic development strategy that is focused on inclusive prosperity and equitable economic growth {{QUOTE1}}

Startup Report #074 – Eskuad

CEO: Max Echeverria - from Tampa Bay Wave Tech Diversity Accelerator

Immertec SEC filing discloses new investment
Pinellas Covid-19 death toll grows by 10
Local musicians create ‘Voice Your Vote’ video
C-level exec retires at Raymond James
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Eckerd College announces fall courses

Aug 17 @ 07:00 PM

The Catalyst Sessions: Mark Cantrell, The Florida Orchestra

Aug 20 @ 05:30 PM

Tampa Bay Wave – Pitch Night

Aug 20 @ 07:00 PM

The Catalyst Sessions #100: Ephraim Sykes

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Move-in day at USF a balance between safety and the the student experience

The Shuffle

Henry Reyes

Moffitt Cancer Center

The SparkPlug

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