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The US Recycling-McDowell Partners deal hinges on a Sarasota County Commission vote in January.

Defenders of the historically Black community say that, rather than shrink, polluted groundwater keeps spreading.

This improves worker and public safety, says the county’s chief of mosquito control.

Inflation, ICE sweeps, and brief SNAP benefit loss amplify food insecurity this Thanksgiving.

Annie Dong’s work has been erased twice. She talks about censorship and community.

Our reporter caught up with Sora Vigorito in St. Pete after her testimony of survival and resilience.

During Thanksgiving week, the hosts of the WSLR program interview an expert of the big birds.

This Wednesday, November 26, Tom will talk to Miles Toder, a local activist and retired Senior US Foreign Service Officer, political economist and urban planner. They”ll talk about accountability and good governance, and the changes Miles has seen in Sarasota over the years.

It’s Thanksgiving week – no major meetings.

Coming up this Sunday: Mitch Maley asks Vern Buchanan’s challenger why he’s running.