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Aiden Buck, 3, was enthralled with the animals. -
Students even got to hold a Burmese python. -
Brennon Bonnett watched the presentation from the lap of Christina Nuccio. -
Madeline Griffin, 4, couldn’t wait to touch the alligator. -
Landon Pittman, front, was eager to see all the reptiles. -
Sarasota Jungle Garden's Dane Gottsch showed students Tinkerbell, the alligator. -
Two-year-old Natalee Wren held the alligator with the help of teacher Elaine Dobransky. -
Meg Traeger felt the alligator's skin. -
Jacob Cunningham loved the feel of Tinkerbell’s skin. Also pictured is Dane Gottsch, right, of Sarasota Jungle Gardens. -
Lilli Tinnel made sure to hold Doc, the blue-tongued skink. -
Amanda Burrus got to hold a Savannah monitor named Riddick, with the help of Sarasota Jungle Garden’s Dane Gottsch.
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Gullett student wins speech contest
05/22/13
Gullett Elementary School student Hailey Wahlers took home top honors May 11, after placing first in the Tropicana District Speech Contest. -
Girl Scouts give cookies a new cause
05/22/13
Local Daisy Scouts from Troop 180 are helping Feeding Empty Little Tummies feed homeless school children in the area. -
Dancing group to host fundraiser
05/22/13
Members of KC and the Sunshine Dancers, a group of Manatee County dancers ages 8 to 20, will show off their dancing skills in jazz, hip-hop and contemporary dance from 7 to 9 p.m. May 28, as the group holds a show titled "Breaking Ground."
