Nov 24 – Dec 1, 2016

Nov 24 - Dec 1, 2016 / Vol. 29 / No. 38
This week, CL Food + Drink Editor Meaghan Habuda profiles the owners of Brick Street Farms, St. Pete’s high-tech vertical hydroponic facility dedicated to bringing fresh, locally grown produce to the community. Plus, Theater Critic Mark E. Leib has something to say about the whole Hamilton/Pence to-do, News + Politics Editor Kate Bradshaw looks at […]

Tonight in live music; For King and Country, Dave Koz and more

For King and Country w/Lauren Daigle Australian-American contemporary Christian music is going to fill the Sun Dome tonight. It's coming at the hands of For King and Country who arrive with their Grammy-winning Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong in tow. If you're still a non-believer consider that American Songwriter said the band "may just be Australia's…

Local leaders react to Fidel Castro’s death

Former Cuban president and Cold War vestige Fidel Castro died at 90 years old Friday. Even as all agreed he was a rather murderous fellow — the former despot apparently didn't think it was possible to pull off the whole socialism thing without jailing and killing his critics or suppressing free speech — reactions to…

Tampa activists plan “day of disruption” Nov. 29

Believe it or not, rage is still quite palpable among those who fear for what a Donal Trump presidency holds for the working poor and other downtrodden and disadvantaged groups. Activists with the Fight for $15 movement have said they will not back down despite the discouragement of a Trump victory and what they see…

After years of blunder, a new seabird sanctuary emerges on Indian Shores

The pelicans, cormorants and albatrosses that populate a beachfront bird sanctuary in northern Pinellas County have for years hung in the balance as the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary, with the 45-year-old nonprofit's founder Ralph Heath at the helm, attempted, apparently unsuccessfully, to fend off various scandals and financial meltdowns. But after years of all kinds of…


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