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A Sarasota man has been found guilty in federal court on charges of wire fraud, mail fraud and conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud.
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The SPD is hosting two "Done with the Gun" events Saturday. And they will accept all guns and ammo, no questions asked.
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Under Florida law, police can pull over and ticket drivers for playing music too loud. One historically black neighborhood is working with police to enforce the law without endangering the people who break it.
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Funding from NOAA will help restore 10 sites along Florida’s coral reef, just off of the Florida Keys.
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Hampshire College, a 700-student institution in Amherst, Massachusetts, has offered admission to students at Sarasota's New College and is matching their cost of tuition.
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The exhibition features over 100 artworks by twelve artists, ranging from painting, photography, woodworking, textiles, and beadwork to installation art.
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The 1976 satirical critique of TV news had a lot to say about corporate greed and weaponizing the media. Its themes are as relevant as ever in a new stage adaptation at Florida Studio Theatre in Sarasota.
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The cancellation of the exhibit at SCF Manatee-Sarasota follows a push from Gov. Ron DeSantis to remove diversity, equity and inclusion programs from Florida's public universities.
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The Naumburg International Piano Competition winner is coming to town Wednesday as part of Sarasota Concert Association's Great Performers Series.
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While gentrification continues to consume Newtown’s historic Black neighborhood, Atkins remains as an advocate and protector for the tight-knit community.
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While gentrification continues to consume Newtown’s historic Black neighborhood, Sarasota's first African American mayor remains as an advocate and protector for the tight-knit community.
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A Sarasota native, Battie shares how Sarasota is rebounding from the pandemic's economic squeeze and how a building boom is changing the city.