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City officials are asking stakeholders to help reimagine a downtown St. Petersburg waterfront with new and enhanced arts institutions, technologically advanced connectivity and, potentially, without Al Lang Stadium.
The St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership heard pertinent planning considerations Tuesday for an area formally known as the Center for the Arts. Chris Ballestra, the city’s managing director of development, said the southern waterfront’s impending makeover would intertwine with surrounding projects.
Business leaders meet new museum director, honor arts advocate
A private reception Tuesday at the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg provided an intimate setting for local business leaders to meet the enthusiastic new execu
Local Leaders Visit Downtown Nashville
This year, our Urban Exploration Trip was to Nashville to learn more about their projects including Nashville’s successful transportation ballot initiative.
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