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 »
This Week in Local Government It’s summertime … On Monday, the City of Sarasota Commission will get a presentation about historic Newtown, discuss spending on Read Article »
1968 DNC Veteran Returns to Chicago as Delegate Fifty-six years later, anti-war protests will again serve as a backdrop to the convention. Read Article »
Environmental, low-income housing orgs try to get on same page A ‘Resilience Incubator’ in Sarasota aims to facilitate coordination between organizations. Read Article »
Uplands Mourns Loss of Trees A memorial will be held on Sunday commemorating pines and palms cut by New College. Read Article »
DeSantis Delivers Surprise Veto on vacation rental bill Home Rule activists are pleasantly surprised. Read Article »
Manatee County Elections: A Talk with Mitch Maley, Part Two The Bradenton Times editor lays out all Manatee County Commission races. Read Article »
Sarasota County Commission brings up ‘cost of illegal immigration’ But the immigrant community got a strong show of support from the public. Read Article »
Project Pride SRQ Will March Across the Ringling Causeway Bridge And they’ll be bringing the longest rainbow flag in the world with them. Read Article »
Peace & Justice Report: Changemaker! This Wednesday, June 26 at 9am, Bob will be talking with Deke Copenhaver, Mayor of Augusta, Ga from 2005 through 2014. Deke is a Changemaker, helping others realize the potential they have to be leaders in their community and their lives. Read Article »
This Week in Local Government It’s budget season. The City of North Port Commission will meet on Monday and Tuesday to discuss the 2025 budget; Read Article »
Manatee County elections: A Talk with Mitch Maley, Part One The Bradenton Times editor helps make sense of issues, candidates and races. Read Article »
From low-profile to high stakes: The Battle for Sarasota Tax Collector A 40-year incumbent faces a developer-funded crusader. Read Article »