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In a joint meeting Friday, Sarasota county and city commissioners will discuss stormwater management, transit, parks, and Amendment 3. On Wednesday, city planners will hold pre-application conferences for the African American Cultural & Arts Center and for a workforce housing complex at Payne Park.

On the Peace & Justice Report this Wednesday, September 15 at 9am, Tom will talk to Ted Greenfield, author of God Is in This Flight. Then he’ll talk to the director of the film The Airways Belonged to the People: WBCN and The American Revolution.

“Live simply so that others may simply live.” Mahatma Ghandi Can it be this simple? Could we stop the destruction of the environment by curtailing our consumption? In his book The Day the World Stops Shopping J. B. MacKinnon examines how our insatiable appetite for consumer goods is at the heart of every environmental problem […]

Granting developer-requested zoning changes, they vote unanimously for – and gush over – Palmer Ranch East.

Both contenders for Joe Neunder’s seat endorse a purchase of the arsenic-laden, flood-prone land.

Sarasota City Commissioners move towards rezoning the Marian Anderson site, with a proffer.

Curbed by the pandemic, the documentary about rock station WBCN is now hitting the movie theater circuit.

WSLR’s Rhatia Murphy, on a personal quest, walks us through a day at the Tampa Bay Comic Convention.

Coming up this Sunday: Dawn Kitterman and Mitch Maley are joined by Kelly Kirschner to discuss his campaign.

25 years later, we hear from those who were next to George W. Bush when he received the news.