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By Matt Walsh |
December 4, 2024

Insanity: St. Armands floods

Given St. Armands Circle's economic importance, it makes sense to explore preventing annual flooding.

Sarasota
Opinion

By David Conway |
August 29, 2019

City makes overture to keep Sarasota Orchestra

City officials want to re-engage the orchestra to keep the arts organization in the city — which could mean reconsidering the use of land in Payne Park.

Sarasota
News

By Harry Sayer |
October 27, 2020

Safe Travels: Sarasota locals give traveling advice

Sarasota locals give stories on how they’ve been traveling in an odd year.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Niki Kottmann |
June 26, 2018

Voices of Patriotism: Ricardo Graziano

Ballet dancer, 31.

Sarasota
News

By Jen Blanco |
April 13, 2016

Her kids call the shots

Lakewood Ranch mom finds the perfect golf coach in her two children.

East County
Sports

By Molly Schechter |
September 3, 2014

Pilates offers proven health benefits

Although interest in Pilates has burgeoned, it is clearly more than a fad.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Jay Heater |
October 4, 2023

Half the lineups now set for World Champions Cup at The Concession

Team captains say the golfing legends will bring high intensity to the December event in the Lakewood Ranch area.

East County
News

By Nick Friedman |
December 22, 2012

Year in review: January 2012, 'Chen remembered as selfless'

Friends of the Siesta runner killed Saturday say she was always thinking of other people.

Siesta Key
News

By Eric Garwood |
November 15, 2019

Longboat Key Cops Corner: Hit, run and caught

Police reports from around the island.

Longboat Key
Cops Corner

By Klint Lowry |
December 18, 2019

This Week in Sarasota: Thursday, Dec. 19

A look at our favorite events taking place this week.

Arts + Entertainment
Things To Do

By Matt Walsh |
July 19, 2023

Part II of spend, spend …

Thanks to inflation, rising real estate prices and population growth, city and county governments are gushing with cash. And they can’t wait to spend it.