This Week in Local Government The Manatee County Commission could continue discussion of a building moratorium this Tuesday. In a workshop on Tuesday, the Sarasota Read Article »
Sarasota Student-Activists: A Force to Be Reckoned With The SEE Alliance took to the streets, affecting change in the county school board Read Article »
‘Medical Freedom’ Candidates Suffer Resounding Defeat The triumphant mainstream Republicans will face another challenge from Democrats in November. Read Article »
Sarasota School Board: Liz Barker and Tom Edwards Beat Conservative Rivals Barker sees it as Sarasota choosing students over extremism. Read Article »
Sarasota City Commission, District 1: Top Vote Getters Battie, Felton Will Meet in November Sequoia Felton comes within striking distance of Kyle Battie. Read Article »
Grassroots Candidates Sweep Manatee County Primaries Low turnout put developer-funded candidates at disadvantage. Read Article »
Sarasota County Commission primaries: Machine 1, grassroots 1 Mast wins, as predicted; Knight wins in upset, by landslide. Read Article »
This Week in Local Government On Tuesday, it’s election day, with seats up on all local levels. On Monday, Sarasota City Commissioners will discuss selling Read Article »
NCF Freedom Funds New Lawsuit Against Florida The plaintiffs hope to keep politics out of tenure. Read Article »
Sarasota city manager announces sudden retirement Marlon Brown is just 60. City Attorney Bob Fournier also retires, as does his deputy. Read Article »
City of Sarasota spills 18 million gallons of sewage into the bay Experts say infrastructure needs to catch up with the changing climate. Read Article »
Public works chief says county’s stormwater system not built to handle this much rain Which means, we will get flooded again in a similar weather event. Read Article »