Monday, January 25, 2016

Restaurant review: Pericos in north St. Petersburg needs some work and other top stories.

  • Restaurant review: Pericos in north St. Petersburg needs some work

    Restaurant review: Pericos in north St. Petersburg needs some work
    ST. PETERSBURG In the bar area is a row of saddles — tooled leather fenders, fleece-lined cantles, fringy horse tails behind and tall pommels in front — that serves as a metaphor. Although cool-looking, they go largely unused as bar stools because they are too far from the bar for easy beverage consumption. So close, but yet so far, which about sums up Pericos Restaurant, a new entry in the Gateway area of Fourth Street N. Owner Enrique Rebolledo has had a sprawling, popular Mexican restaurant ..
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  • Ma' Ceo comes to St. Petersburg

    Ma' Ceo comes to St. Petersburg
    Cavallo Equestrian Arts, LLC, in conjunction with the City of St. Petersburg, is proud to announce Downtown St. Petersburg, FL tour dates for its hit show Ma’Ceo! After sweeping the nation, recently performing in Las Vegas, NV, Honolulu, HI and Orange County, CA, Ma’Ceo is bringing this “Equine Cirque du Soleil” –Ocala Star-Banner to the Downtown St. Petersburg area! Generations of skill and grace have come together to create Ma’Ceo, an acrobatic and equestrian extravaganza featuring daredevil s..
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  • Saint Petersburg Mayor delivers hopeful State of the City Address

    Saint Petersburg Mayor delivers hopeful State of the City Address
    Mayor Rick Kriseman announces that the state of Saint Petersburg is strong and sunny. Kriseman delivered his State of the City address last Saturday at the Coliseum. The auditorium was packed with city workers, residents and elected officials. The mayor outlined progress already made then laid out his short and long term agenda’s. Mayor Kriseman began with his hard stance on gun violence; worked through firefighter and police high school training programs; then on to economic development and job..
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  • Brian Wilson bringing final 'Pet Sounds' tour to the Mahaffey Theater ...

    Brian Wilson bringing final 'Pet Sounds' tour to the Mahaffey Theater ...
    This year marks the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest albums of all time, the Beach Boys' Pet Sounds. To mark the occasion, singer, songwriter and Beach Boys mastermind Brian Wilson is taking Pet Sounds out on the road one last time. Wilson has announced plans to perform Pet Sounds in full on an extensive 2016 tour, which will include a stop at St. Petersburg's Mahaffey Theater on Sept. 13. According to his website, he'll be joined by longtime collaborators Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin a..
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  • 9 cheap things to do in downtown St. Pete

    9 cheap things to do in downtown St. Pete
    “I’m just a broke college student” The phrase is so common, it’s become a running joke within society, but it is often true. Being short on cash, or on a budget shouldn’t stop you from having fun off campus. There is more to discover in downtown St. Petersburg than just this list, but if you ever get a break from all the papers and exams, check out some of these places that are free or under $20. 1. Acropolis Greek Taverna / 515 Central Ave. One of the more expensive “cheap” finds in St. Peter..
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  • More than 40 new Tampa Bay restaurants opening in spring 2016

    More than 40 new Tampa Bay restaurants opening in spring 2016
    Fasten your seat belts and ready the MasterCard. The Tampa Bay area is poised for a serious avalanche of notable new restaurants this spring. Already 2016 is heating up with fresh concepts that bring novelty to area tables (in St. Petersburg, the Lure on Central Avenue is making grasshopper tacos, and I'm hearing Joli Pizzeria and Market on Roosevelt Boulevard serves pizza pops and has a cannoli bar with toppings). Given the vicissitudes of construction, permitting and staffing, opening dates ar..
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  • Virtual reality experience highlight of new Dali Museum show

    Virtual reality experience highlight of new Dali Museum show
    Visitors to a new exhibition at The Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, won't just be looking at art. Thanks to virtual reality, they'll be exploring a Dali painting in a dreamy, three-dimensional world that turns art appreciation into an unforgettable, immersive experience.The new exhibition, "Disney and Dali: Architects of the Imagination," tells the story of the relationship between Salvador Dali, the surrealist artist, and Walt Disney, the great American animator and theme-park pioneer...
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  • 7 things hikers always should carry in a backpack

    7 things hikers always should carry in a backpack
    As a Boy Scout leader, I try to make sure the young men in my charge are always prepared. Troop 219's war cry is "We hike. We hike. We hike." Sometimes it is just along the waterfront of downtown St. Petersburg. But occasionally we'll take off in the woods of Withlacoohee State Forest. Anything can happen out on the trail, so you need to be ready for everything. I have hiked in the mountains of New Zealand, the deserts of Australia and the jungles of Brazil, but my day pack always contains the s..
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  • My Outfit Monday: Wrapping myself in a 'Thriftmas' miracle

    My Outfit Monday: Wrapping myself in a 'Thriftmas' miracle
    Thrifters we are in the golden times. The final month of the year is where people reassess their lives and closets and part with the slightly worn and impractical items wearing them down. For us, it is Thriftmas.  "Historically, January is when we get the most donations every year," said Chris Ward of Goodwill Suncoast. "December is the no. 2 month  and then March comes in third with Spring cleanings." Every weekend this month, I've hit a different thrift store to pick up items to get me through..
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  • HomeTeam 25: Boys basketball rankings

    1. Sickles (21-2) This week: Monday vs. Gaither; Tuesday vs. Alonso Scoop: The Gryphons, led by a junior-heavy lineup, have won six straight, all by 15 points or more. The two wins last week over Wiregrass Ranch and Chamberlain were each by more than 20. Sickles’ only loss to a county opponent was by a point to rival Wharton in early December. The Gryphons avenged that loss with a 15-point win against the Wildcats this month to clinch the top seed in the Class 7A, District 8 standings. Coach Ren..
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Dennis Lehane drops into St. Petersburg for a riveting reading .Public Workshop for FWC's Mutton Snapper Management in St ... .
Alley pickup for recycling to start in St. Petersburg .Update: Yorkie stolen, traded for crack found .

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