Across St. Petersburg, coverage here takes in culture, family, home life, hobbies and relationships. This page examines the daily habits and choices that define how people live in the city.
St. Petersburg's City Council reversed a planning commission rejection of zoning changes that would allow a Chick-fil-A expansion on Fourth Street North.
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Should a city let businesses expand even if it displaces nearby residents?
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Should your local government prioritize funding for affordable housing projects for seniors?
The five-story Burlington Post II provides 75 affordable residential units for area seniors.
The St. Petersburg food hall has integrated new thermal printing and ordering systems to improve vendor workflows.
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Do you trust your city to make sure big downtown projects actually get built?
St. Petersburg executed two deeds transferring portions of the redevelopment site to companies tied to the $200 million project.
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Do you trust that new digital platforms make it easier to find reliable contractors after hurricanes?
The Indigo platform helps St. Petersburg residents manage property repairs and verify contractor credentials.
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Do you believe news organizations are doing enough to support journalists from diverse backgrounds?
Sixteen writers gather in St. Petersburg to develop their opinion-writing skills.
Day to day, that means local cultural shifts, family activities, household trends and shopping patterns. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Trends in housing design often clash with the city's unique architectural legacy as families adapt to space limitations. Evolving social expectations and changing economic pressures dictate which of these lifestyle shifts gain the most momentum.
