Inside the deal: Buyer outlines his plans for Sundial

The Sundial entertainment and retail center in downtown St. Petersburg will be sold this month to a local developer.

Safety Harbor-based Paradise Ventures is under contract to buy the shopping center at 153 2nd Ave. N. on Feb. 17th in a roughly $27.5 million deal, Paradise CEO and President Michael Connor told the St. Pete Catalyst.

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Woodson Museum launches capital campaign at City Hall

Black History Month in St. Petersburg began on an unseasonably warm Tuesday morning, with two ceremonies on the steps and sidewalks outside City Hall.

Flanked by donors, sponsors, supporters and members of the City Council, Terri Lipsey-Scott, director of the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum, announced a capital campaign, “Invest in Black History.”

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