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Florida Trend magazine gave The Mill in downtown St. Petersburg it's Golden Spoon award for best new restaurant in Florida."Very honored to be awarded this," said Mill co-owner and Executive Chef Ted Dorsey. "It speaks a lot to what we’ve done and what we’ve accomplished in a short amount of time."Dorsey said he received that best new restaurant award on Tuesday. The Mill opened in July at 200 Central Avenue and Dorsey said he along with co-owner Jason Griffin wanted to push food boundaries."We ..>> view originalMotorcyclist dead after St
ST. PETERSBURG — A motorcyclist died Saturday after he was thrown from his vehicle without a helmet.Christopher Shaw, 34, was driving his Harley Davidson southbound in the 1500 block of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street South about 1 a.m. when he veered to the left and struck a raised concrete median and roadway sign, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department. Shaw's body landed in the roadway.He was taken to Bayfront Health St. Petersburg, where he died just before 11 a.m. Saturday.Poli..>> view originalMan dies in DUI motorcycle crash in St
2Share This Story!Let friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutMan dies in DUI motorcycle crash in St. PetePolice say that alcohol was a factor in a crash that claimed the life of Christopher Shaw, 34, early Saturday morning.Sent!A link has been sent to your friend's email address.Posted!A link has been posted to your Facebook feed.Man dies in DUI motorcycle crash in St. Pete10 News Staff, WTSP3:40 p.m. EST November 28, 2015Roy Denny Swafford, 66, of Dade City, died when he ..>> view originalPark St in St
10 News Staff, WTSP11:42 a.m. EST November 28, 2015No one was hurt. There were no weapons, and no threats were made, police said.(Photo: AP)ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Park Street was closed between 35th Avenue North and 37th Avenue North following a crash early Saturday morning.SPPD posted information from this crash on their Twitter account.ST PETE PD WORKING AN ACCIDENT. ROADS ARE CLOSED NORTH AND SOUTH FROM 35 AV N TO 37 AV N ON PARK ST N— St. Pete Police (@StPetePD)November 28, 2015After the cr..>> view originalThis Saturday in live music: Brother Cephus Album Release Party...
Lots happening this Sat., Nov. 28. I've put it all together in one place for your planning convenience below. click to enlarge ..>> view originalLocal merchants stage ‘Shopapalooza’ to compete with big retailers | TBO
ST. PETERSBURG —Black Friday marks the start of the holiday shopping season, but many people came downtown Saturday to support businesses not offering discounted gadgets, must-have toys or door-busters. Tampa Bay area shoppers instead strolled through a makeshift vendor mall in South Straub Park coined Shopapalooza, an event that encourages local shopping and supporting small businesses. “The goal is to bring all this local business together to make it ..>> view originalTampa Bay area businesses cash in on Small Business Saturday
TAMPA, FL (WFLA) – Holiday shopping is in full force and Saturday was the little guy’s turn. Small Business Saturday, started in 2010 by American Express, is all about supporting local shops.St. Petersburg, Seminole Heights, and Hyde Park Village in Tampa, all hosted special events for customers. On top of the discounts, many offered prizes.“Local to me supports the entire community,” Kaitlyn Connolly said at the event in Tampa. “We can buy big and many of us do but to me the local businesses ar..>> view originalSurrounded by choices, some Pinellas families just want the school down the street | Tampa Bay Times
ST. PETERSBURG — Marci Girard Emerson's neighbors along brick-paved 17th Avenue NE send their children to private schools and magnet programs: St. Raphael Catholic School, Shorecrest Prep, Canterbury School of Florida, Jamerson Elementary. Her backyard neighbors go to St. Paul's Catholic School. Another family hires a driver to chauffeur their children 19 miles to Ridgecrest Elementary in Largo.All of them passed on North Shore Elementary, their public zone school just five minutes away."Nine sc..>> view originalSome Black Friday shoppers put deals behind traditions, togetherness
Wearing matching T-shirts that perfectly described the mission they were on, Shelly Hodgson, her mother and sister woke up early to faceBlack Fridayshopping crowds."Shopping is my cardio," the gray and purple shirts read across the chest, with "#blackfriday2015" on the bottom-right corner."We're notThanksgivingshoppers," said Hodgson of St. Petersburg, who was shopping atFlorida Malljust before 6 a.m. "We're Black Friday shoppers."Though many stores now open for Gray Thursday, some bargain hunte..>> view originalRays' annual bullpen rebuilding process is under way
Part of the Rays' organizational philosophy is that bullpens are fungible, essentially made to be rebuilt each season. That process is obviously underway, as they have dropped four more relievers from last year's crew that made an American League-most 530 appearances.In trading LHPC.J. Riefenhauser(to Seattle) and RHPKirby Yates(to Cleveland, after being designated for assignment), the Rays lost some flexibility, two pitchers who had time in the majors without much success but had options to be ..>> view original
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