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Hydrologist says systems must be better maintained, adapt to floodplain, changing climate.

So far, their population keeps growing, says the marine biologist who keeps track of them.

The retiring director of the Sarasota Bay Estuary Program talks about resilience.

On Thursday, the City of Sarasota Development Review Committee discusses changes to the Sarasota Station workforce housing project, the Hyatt redevelopment, and a townhouse project in the Rosemary District.   Monday (12/30) None   Tuesday (12/31) New Year’s Eve – none   Wednesday (01/01) New Year’ Day – none   Thursday (01/02) City of Sarasota […]

Non-profits would be stripped of tax-exemption if found to be in support of ‘terrorist groups’.

Charles Hines envisions 420 miles of biking trail, stretching from St. Pete to Collier County.

Saturday, December 28, 2024

Next step: Let the community decide what they want that space to be.

The union wants to get Amazon to the negotiation table, and workers to know they’ll go to bat for them.

The Sarasota League of Women Voters is reaching out to high schools.

To boost student numbers, study suggests Florida should go beyond merit-based funding.