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Group conditionally opposes parking meters

Group conditionally opposes parking meters

May 12, 2010

The Downtown Sarasota Alliance objects to metering downtown until the city develops a comprehensive parking policy.

Unconditional Surrender deal is near

Unconditional Surrender deal is near

May 11, 2010

The controversial sculpture's owner has offered an agreement, but the city and the veteran who wants to purchase it have not yet signed off on the deal.

Video: Tennis champs come out swinging

Video: Tennis champs come out swinging

May 10, 2010

Nicholas Monroe (USA) serves the ball to Matt Reid (AUS) during the Sarasota Open USTA Mens Qualifying Singles Second Round at the Longboat Key Club and Resort Tennis Gardens.

STORE AROUND THE CORNER: The Furniture Warehouse

STORE AROUND THE CORNER: The Furniture Warehouse

May 10, 2010

In 1985, Mark Richmond had a vision: offering quality furniture, great service, discount prices and next-day delivery. Twenty-five years later, Richmond is still true to his vision.

Siesta Key Beach changes coming

Siesta Key Beach changes coming

May 10, 2010

The County Commission will consider a contract worth nearly $600,000 that will pay for 30% of the design of the Siesta Key Improvements Project.

WEEKEND BEST BET: Kiwanis Club Barbecue

WEEKEND BEST BET: Kiwanis Club Barbecue

May 7, 2010

The Kiwanis Club of Sarasota will host a barbecue May 8 at the Historical Society of Sarasota.

Siesta Key crime down this year

Siesta Key crime down this year

May 7, 2010

Calls for service on the Key fell about 25% year-to-year, partially due to the cold winter and spring.

Sea turtle nests spotted in Sarasota County

Sea turtle nests spotted in Sarasota County

May 6, 2010

Mote Marine Sea Turtle Patrol found the first two sea turtle nests in Sarasota County this week.

CLASSROOM SPOTLIGHT: Imagine School at Palmer Ranch

CLASSROOM SPOTLIGHT: Imagine School at Palmer Ranch

May 6, 2010

Sixth-grade students at Imagine School are studying utopian societies through literary works such as 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell, 'The Veldt' by Ray Bradbury and 'Harrison Bergeron' by Kurt Vonnegut.

Workers ask county to save their jobs

Workers ask county to save their jobs

May 6, 2010

The McLeod family has been involved in a decade-long dispute with the county about its business operations on Clark Road.



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