Casita Taqueria is the newest taco joint in the neighborhood! Located on Fourth Street in St. Petersburg, this small yet quaint taco shop/restaurant opened for business in October of 2011, which subsequently took the place of a previous wine store called Uncorked. The building is nestled on the corner
The beginning of the New Year is a time of renewed hope as the masses huddle together celebrating with the thoughts of what they will collectively accomplish for the betterment of the world over the next 365 days. Instead, join The Studio@620 as they explore the humanity, or lack thereof
Can You See Me?
(fourth revision of “Do You See Me?”)
While I was walking in the city
Navigating through the crowded streets
I came upon a lonely stranger
Using steps as a makeshift seat.
As he caught my eye, he stood and said,
“Can you spare
My introduction to The Avenue Eat/Drink this past week was quite inviting, as their French wooden doors were wide open on a cool December night. Located along First Avenue South, this brand new pub style restaurant just opened in
French documentarian Gerard Ungerman has reported on the subjects of war, drugs, the sex industry, human rights and violations of human rights, environment and ecological decay and hope for growth and green technology.
Animal cruelty, overpopulation and euthanasia are some of the harsh realities involved in running a county animal shelter. Despite these heavy burdens, thousands of animals are adopted each year from Pinellas County Animal Services. In this photo essay, the veterinarians and vet techs at animal services give their commentary on these issues and
Any great action film worth its salt is only as good as the villain that the hero must face. In the case of “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,” director Guy Ritchie has found the Napoleon of all bad guys in Jared Harris’
During this holiday season, Rabbi Shmuel Reich is sharing Judaism with his community, one menorah at a time. The orthodox rabbi, and Brooklyn native, is passionate about his faith and wants people to know more about it.
In part 1 of this series, I shared my experience of miraculously getting through Coast Guard Basic Training with severe scoliosis, which was discovered through an MRI after my back went out during the “death march” in
St. Petersburg is home to a Christmas light display with more than half a million lights. The owners at 2719 Oakdale St. S. set up their yard with animated displays, computerized lights, and