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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.

If approved, the Mira Mar and Saravela would be taller than local zoning allows.

Teamsters rally other union workers, community supporters to picket three Tampa Bay area distribution centers.

After protests, Sarasota County commissioners postpone decision.

Neighbors pitch Florida bill to protect the rural character of North Venice.

This Wednesday on the Peace & Justice Report we’ll talk to our October guest Robert Creamer, author of Nuts and Bolts: The Formula for Progressive Electoral Success. We’ll talk about the 2024 election and what the Democrats may have done wrong.

On Monday morning, the Sarasota legislative delegation will hear local petitioners. On Tuesday, Sarasota County Commissioner Mark Smith wants to bring back in-person neighborhood workshops. On Wednesday, the Bradenton City Council will discuss conveying city land to a mixed-use developer, and the City of Sarasota Development Review Committee will discuss two luxury condo tower projects in downtown.

1260 North Palm Residences, though 15 feet shorter, is still too tall for neighbors. And they are an ‘aggrieved party’ now.