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Sarasota woman faces prison for social media threats to shoot MAGA supporters
A Sarasota woman faces five years in prison for multiple threats against MAGA supporters posted on social media.
Sarasota Considers Ban on Pet Stores Selling Animals from Commercial Breeders
Sarasota Commissioners are revisiting a proposed ordinance to ban pet stores from selling dogs, cats, and rabbits that come from commercial breeders. If…
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Man gets federal prison for guns bought in Naples, Sarasota and smuggled into Canada
Erhan John Er of Sarasota was sentenced Thursday to 52 months in federal prison on international firearms trafficking conspiracy charges after he bought firearms from dealers in Naples and Sarasota to be smuggled into Canada.
Sarasota Memorial Hospital celebrates 100 years of providing care; growing with community
On November 2, 1925, Sarasota Memorial Hospital opened as a 32-bed community hospital. Now one of Florida’s largest public health systems, it has grown with the area to serve residents’ needs. We spoke with President and CEO David Verinder about the system's growth.
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Sarasota Leaders Will Make Their Pitch For The City's First Black Cultural Center And Museum
A goal to create an African American Art Center and History Museum in Sarasota is getting closer to reality. This fall, a historic home will be moved to the city's Newtown neighborhood as a starter facility.
The City of Sarasota takes next step toward 100% renewable energy goal
The City of Sarasota has announced that it will move forward to meet its goal of 100% renewable energy generation by 2045. In collaboration with the Sierra Club, the Race to Zero campaign and local partners and communities, the city will be working to identify how to create a more affordable and equitable clean energy future.
After ‘bizarre’ twist, man drops legal case to ban books in Sarasota
Legal documents cited common law acts and statutes dating back to the 1700s and 1800s. Lawyers say the case has wasted tens of thousands in taxpayer money.
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Art Center Sarasota bringing back Beaux Arts Ball to celebrate centennial
For decades, Sarasota’s Beaux Arts Ball was the social event of the year. By the ‘50s, it had become so popular that it had to be moved from the Lido Casino to the Municipal Auditorium so spectators could buy tickets and watch the gala from the balcony. As part of its centennial celebration, Art Center Sarasota is bringing back this Beaux Arts extravaganza.
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Sarasota School Board Adopts Stricter Mask Policy, No Gaiters Or Scarves Allowed
In its last meeting before schools reopen on August 31, the Sarasota County School Board adopted a stricter mask policy, and heard from local health...
Sarasota School Board Says Students Will Likely Wear Masks Through June
Health experts say coronavirus cases are expected to rise as schools and bars reopen, and that masks are one of society's only defenses until a vaccine is available.
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