For four days, the Gasparilla International Film Festival, only in it’s fourth year, but already a big event, celebrated the budding local film industry, and celebrated the artistic aspect of the medium. Read More...
On the exact day of the 38th anniversary the Clearwater Marine Aquarium first opened, the attraction located on Clearwater Beach celebrated by cutting the ribbon on their recent expansion. Read More...
150 great names in golf tackled the tough Copperhead Course at the Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club – a challenging course, partly due to it’s “Snake Pit”, the 16th, 17th, and 18th, holes which are the fourth hardest holes on any PGA Tour course – as the Transitions Championship rolled into town March 18th through the 21st. Read More...
The Humane Society of Pinellas held their signature event, the Mutt Strut, on March 20th on beautiful Honeymoon Island. Dogs with their owners in tow came from all over to enjoy the day's worth of pet-friendly activities and vendors. The Mutt Strut included pet contests, with categories ranging from “shortest legs” to “cutest dog” and, fittingly, the chance for owners to strut their mutt along Osprey Trail. Read More...
Every five seconds during the school day, an African American public school student is suspended. In Cuba, 5,000 citizens were sentenced to prison for nothing more than the concept of "dangerousness," without being charged with any specific crime. More than 5.7 million students have been involved in bullying in American schools, with the bullies being four times more likely to be convicted of a crime by age 24. Regardless of the statistic, the violation of human rights is the messa... Read More...
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Stingray season has started early this year. Three people were stung on Clearwater Beach on April 24th. Stingray season started in Sand Key last week,...
Sea turtle nesting season begins May 1 and ends Oct. 31. Because newly hatched turtles find their way to the sea by following the natural light reflected...
Tampa Bay, Florida - April 21, 2010 - In keeping with this year’s theme for National Volunteer Week of “Celebrating People in Action”,...
Youth for Human Rights Florida stepped out onto the streets on March 20th to create awareness against racial discrimination. March 20th was International...
Saturday, April 10, 2010 - 10 am to 5 pm Look for two Florida Blood Service Blood Mobiles at the Corner of Park Ave and Fort Harrison in Downtown...
Indigestion, Gas and Over-Acidity Comes From Forgotten Probiotics and The Forgotten Art of Cooking Beans, Nuts, and Grains.
Food writer Michael Pollan recommends steering clear of foods that advertise their green attributes on their label. According to his line of reasoning,...
A raw foods diet typically consists of unprocessed foods that are not heated above 115 degrees Fahrenheit so as to preserve nutrients otherwise lost...
What do you need to know about the fluoride that is in your drinking and bathing water and the products you consume? Is there a situation that needs...
These days everyone is hunting for a bargain. But when it comes to vitamins, do you really know what you’re getting? First, cheap vitamins...
Week eight was not without a fair amount of action in the Capitol as the second to last week of the session wound to a close. Good bills went to the...
Tallahassee has been a blur of activity as the legislative committees head towards the finish line. Unless called together by the Senate president,...
The aging Clearwater City Hall was spared the wrecking ball by a unanimous vote at the March 31 meeting of the Clearwater city council. Instead, it will...
Budget, controversy and a gubernatorial veto highlighted week six in the Capitol. As the session hit the 2/3rd point, the House spent...
Budget, budget, budget. That was the one and only theme that permeated the Capitol as the two chambers met to debate their respective versions...
Spring is here and so are the termites... Yes, spring brings lots of flowers, warm days, beautiful sunsets on the beach, lots of college...
Choosing the right email address as a small business owner is a vital step in setting up the communication lines for the company. There are several criteria...
The word is finally out—this is THE time to be buying real estate! Prices are low, interest rates are low, and you can still qualify for either...
On Tuesday, March 23rd, Plan B Expo will hold Lean, Green and Mean Business at the Conmy Center at Our Lady of Lourdes in Dunedin. The focus of the expo...
The FHA has typically been a good avenue for first-time home buyers, allowing buyers that have less than perfect credit, very little money down, gift...
As humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard once said, “Save the child, and you save the nation.” It is in this vein the Clearwater Community Volunteers,...
Saturday, April 24, four poetry teams from around the state will compete for a grand prize of $300 in the first ever Sacred Sounds Saturdays Team Takeover...
Baseball season has returned, and so will the Humane Society of Pinellas fundraiser Bark at the Ball Park. At their first event of the season on May...
In earlier issues I reported on my first skydiving adventures out of Vandenberg Airport, now known as Tampa Executive Airport. I felt cocky with the...
It’s lights, camera, sunscreen this week as one of the state’s premier film festivals returns to downtown St. Pete’s Muvico Theaters...
The loud buzz of racecars whizzing through a race course could be heard in Downtown St. Pete March 26th through 28th as the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg...
150 great names in golf tackled the tough Copperhead Course at the Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club – a challenging course, partly due to it’s...
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced on March 17th that they have signed S Sean Jones to a two-year contract.
CLEARWATER - Charlie Manuel, the manager of the Phillies, remarked earlier this year that the Phillies “owe the Yankees one.” On March...
Earlier this year, Philadelphia manager Charlie Manuel remarked to the media that his Phillies “owe the Yankees one.”
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