Peace & Justice July 8 – Uncomfortable or Unsafe?? On the Peace & Justice Report this Wednesday, July 8, at 9am, my guest will be psychologist Ethan Weiss of YES & THERAPY. We’ll talk about the difference between being uncomfortable and being unsafe. Read Article »
Tallest luxury tower proposal is back… again The developer behind the 18-story Obsidian is now betting on a Florida settlement process. Read Article »
Bradenton Times Podcast: John Calovich, Manatee County Commission candidate Coming up this Sunday: Mitch Maley and Dawn Kitterman are joined by John Calovich to talk about his campaign. Read Article »
DR Horton sues Sarasota County over Celery Fields denial Last year, the county shot down a rezone sought by the largest homebuilder in the U.S. Read Article »
Sarasota Dems apologize for viral post After agents stopped a would-be assassin of Donald Trump, a volunteer posted ‘That sucks’ to the party Facebook page. Read Article »
New operator takes over controversial concrete crushing plant But Central Sarasota Recycling is operating without a permit, state officials say. Read Article »
Sarasota churches spotlight youth mental health crisis SURE’s annual Nehemiah Action puts officials and candidates in the hot seat. Read Article »
Sarasota County launches affordable lawyer program SkylawSRQ connects potential clients to attorneys. Read Article »
Harmony in divided times Gulf Coast Community Choir embraces diversity, helps other groups. Read Article »
Peace & Justice Wednesday at 9 – the War with Iran This Wednesday, April 29 at 9am, Tom’s guests will be Gene Jones of the Florida Veterans for Common Sense, and Read Article »
WSLR Board Meeting Set for April 27 Monthly meeting will cover financial updates, 1st quarter strategic priorities, and organizational planning Read Article »
This Week in Local Government On Tuesday, the City of Venice Council will discuss creation of a “Grand Oaks Community Development District”, and the Manatee School Board will discuss community feedback on changed start times. Read Article »
Six petitioners challenge New College’s campus master plan Alleging lack of process, neighbors respond to tree cutting and air quality concerns. Read Article »