Daily Headlines: Oct. 15, 2013

+ Sarasota Police lock down Southgate Mall

The Sarasota Police Department says the FBI is assisting in the search for a suspect who threw an unknown, non-hazardous powder material into a store at the mall.

+ Two school administrators depart; three suspended without pay

Two Manatee County School District administrators stepped down and three others were suspended without pay based on findings from a misconduct investigation of a former Manatee High School assistant football coach.

+ McClash files another groin objection

A state permit for three groins to help hold sand on the north end of the Key has been met with objections from a former Manatee County commissioner that could cause further project delays.

 + Police charge man for home invasion

Sarasota Police arrested 30-year-old Tomas Arnold for a violent home invasion and crime spree early Saturday, Oct. 22.

 + Business Observer: Sisters step up at $17M health care firm

Take Care Private Duty Home Health Care promotes its next generation of leaders.

 + Orioles announce arts events at Ed Smith

The Arts in the Ballpark program begins Oct. 26, and concludes with a performance by the Sarasota Orchestra May 10, in Ed Smith Stadium.

 + VIDEO: Stone crab season begins today

Get ready to crack open the first stone crabs of the season today.