City council advances transit-based zoning changes

An underutilized and historically industrial area's stakeholders have long clamored for sweeping zoning changes to increase housing, employment and commercial opportunities in their corner of St. Petersburg.

Those plans are now moving forward. At its June 6 meeting, the city council unanimously approved zoning amendments and a target-employment center (TEC) overlay that will significantly impact the Warehouse Arts District and 22nd Street South corridor's future.

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At the movies: Eugenie Bondurant goes camping

There’s a familiar face in the new comedy Summer Camp.

Kathy Bates, Diane Keaton and Alfre Woodard play three childhood friends who decide to re-visit the sleepaway camp experience of their childhood. Those three, of course, are well-known, but in St. Petersburg, the standout performance award goes to Eugenie Bondurant.

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