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"Bending Arc," the St. Pete Pier’s $1.5 million public artwork, has been MIA for 18 months. -
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The neighborhood southeast of Tampa was established decades ago to provide affordable housing for Black residents. Now, Mosaic is planning to expand the nearby gypstack with no apparent input from villagers.
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