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Mayoral hopefuls take aim at Welch in St. Pete’s first debate

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By Mark Parker Verified
| powerbrokernews.com
From left: St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch,  Maria Scruggs, Brandi Gabbard, Charlie Crist, and Kevin Batdorf participate in the city’s first mayoral debate on Tuesday night. (Photos by Mark Parker/ Power Broker Magazine) St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch spent most of his first debate absorbing blows from challengers. He also landed some counterpunches. ​A capacity crowd of 125 people - dozens were turned away - attended Tuesday night’s mayoral debate, hosted by the St. Petersburg branch of the NAACP.
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Trop site developers to St. Pete: We can accommodate Rays extension

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By Mark Parker Verified
| powerbrokernews.com
Competing historic Gas Plant District redevelopment teams say they are willing to accommodate the Tampa Bay Rays remaining in St. Petersburg after their lease terminates in 2028. (Photos by Mark Parker/ Power Broker Magazine) The three development teams competing to reimagine the Historic Gas Plant District, currently home to Tropicana Field, are willing to accommodate the Tampa Bay Rays remaining in St. Petersburg after their lease terminates in 2028.
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Human ROI: St. Pete’s economic outlook swaps statistics for soul

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By Mark Parker Verified
| powerbrokernews.com
From left: Andrea Falvey, economic development manager; Mayor Ken Welch; Tracey Smith, manager of the St. Petersburg Greenhouse; City Council Chair Lisset Hanewicz; and City Development Administrator James Corbett at the 2026 State of the Economy. Smith received the Economic Impact Award. All images: City of St. Petersburg.
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