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A makeover for St. Petersburg’s Jordan Park housing complex kicks off at last
Earlier today• St. Petersburg
Pinellas County Commissioner Rene Flowers (center left) helps 31-year Jordan Park resident Delores Fletcher, 70, with her hard hat before a photo opportunity at a groundbreaking ceremony in Jordan Park, Friday, January 28. 2022. Flowers, who grew up in Jordan Park, reminisced about the location of the groundbreaking. “This is what we called ‘The Big Park.’ We played flag football right here. There was a big playground. Fletcher has been an active advocate for the coming renovations. “We have to work together to make sure the people are taken care of.”
Skyway Marina Mall closing for new apartments. Businesses don’t know where to go.
Yesterday• Business
The Skyway Marina Mall, was a veritable treasure hunter's expanse occupying a once thriving shopping center that once housed a Sears, supermarket, movie theater. The mall is a warren of booths whose wares include vintage and mid-century furniture, tattoos, DVD's, jewelry. African clothing and art.
Tampa, following St. Pete’s lead, could require developers to give back to community
Yesterday• Tampa
Tampa City Council Chairman Orlando Gudes wants Tampa to emulate St.Petersburg's ordinance requiring developers that get significant amounts of city money to reinvest in the community.
Construction on Jordan Park’s long-awaited housing redevelopment starts Friday
Yesterday• St. Petersburg
An architect's rendering of a new three-story senior housing complex that is planned to replace the Jordan Park historic village.
Weeki Wachee’s mix of nature, old and new Florida, make it a hot commodity
Jan. 26• Real Estate
Weeki Wachee is a nature-lover’s paradise. Here a kayaker paddles a canal leading to the Weeki Wachee River, which connects with miles of canals, creeks with a marked paddling trail, and the spring-fed Mud River.
The Rays are back to square one in their ballpark search. Where do you stand?
Jan. 25• Rays
What's next for the Tampa Bay Rays? We've developed an unscientific survey to try to find out what Rays fans think the next moves should be for the team after Major League Baseball nixed the split-season concept.
St. Petersburg’s Trop development won’t (and will) feel like Miami. Here’s why.
Jan. 24• Business
Alex Vadia of Miami’s Midtown Development listens as then-Mayor Rick Kriseman announces he's picked Midtown to lead the redevelopment of the city's 86-acre Tropicana Field site on Dec. 2 in St. Petersburg.

School News

Florida education employee’s spending spree wasn’t authorized
The Florida Department of Education, based in Tallahassee. [Scott Keeler / Tampa Bay Times]
School district builds upon Florida’s prekindergarten program
Micaela Garcia-Rosario collects letters for an alphabet matching activity while attending Diane Thomssen’s VPK class on Tuesday, Jan 25, 2022, at Dunedin Elementary School. The free 540-hour program runs during the school year and is available at many elementary schools since Pinellas County Schools expanded the program into schools where it had not been offered or used much in the past.
Bills aim to end hunger on Florida’s college and university campuses
Book about Holocaust banned in Tennessee school district
Florida may allow school-zone cameras. They work like red-light cameras.
University president search exemption gains momentum in Florida
Pinellas schools just expanded pre-K programs. They want more to enroll.
Supreme Court prospect Brown Jackson was ‘star in the making’ at her Florida high school
Florida debates book bans in public schools
East Lake High art educator is Pinellas County’s Teacher of the Year

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