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After moving her family from Bradenton to Minneapolis, Lul Kassim describes how ICE changed her daily life, and how she feels about her future.

Coming up this Sunday: Mitch Maley and Dawn Kitterman go over the many candidates for the Manatee School Board and county commission.

One Stop Housing, in partnership with the Arts Alliance and Barancik Foundation, plans to build 75 units on the North Trail.

The FDLE’s ‘Accountability Dashboard’ is meant to be used for reports against agencies—not individuals.

The incumbent will be up against retired Sarasota cop Jim DeNiro for the Sarasota County Commission District 4 seat.

For the sake of her children, she decided to move from Bradenton. Now, she feels her family is a target for ICE.

This Wednesday at 9am Tom will talk to Florida Veterans for Common Sense President Gene Jones. We’ll talk about their upcoming Tom Paine Party honoring professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat. On the second half of the program I’ll talk to Holly Elmore of Earth Impact.

On Monday, the Sarasota City Commission will discuss the Marian Anderson brownfield site in Newtown and a downscaled Bobby Jones golf course clubhouse. On Tuesday, the school police chief will update the Sarasota School Board on safety and security, possibly explaining the new ICE resolution, and a task force for the teaching of African American history will address the school board.

The transfer of 3,000 rural acres to North Port would have allowed up to 9,000 new homes.

What does Bridget Ziegler’s pro-ICE resolution mean for Sarasota parents and students?