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Author: WSLR News

The recent college grad from North Port shares what it was like to cross the bridge to Mexico.

As other major cultural projects soar past milestones, the SPAC has a hard time getting off the ground.

Last year’s percentage of vaccinated children was below herd immunity levels.

Westminster Bradenton can now fill its empty lots with buildings up to 12 stories.

Using a snowball approach, hundreds of community members are engaged in a process to figure out what they need most.

After weeks in a Texas camp, the college grad from North Port walked across a bridge to Mexico last week.

Meanwhile, the Sarasota Republican Party wants another board member to resign as well.

The Sarasota County Commission unanimously rejected D.R. Horton’s proposal. Now, the Texas-based homebuilders is asking for an ‘alternative solution’.

Meanwhile, board members get updates on apprenticeships and program for students with intellectual disabilities.

Minimum-wage workers would need to work nearly three full-time jobs to afford a two-bedroom.