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• Jennette Properties, Inc - Employee Announcement
• BIRD KEY CLOSES TEMPORARILY
• CHILDREN'S FOUNTAIN CLOSES TEMPORARILY
• Webster University Holds 12th Graduation Ceremony At The Sarasota Hyatt
• Toledo Blade Elementary Students Stage Magical Musicals
• North Port High Student Is A Winner In MADD Video Contest
• Tatum Ridge Elementary Gathers ‘STEAM’ To Show Students How Subjects Connect
• Suncoast Community Capital Invites Business Owners Seeking Personalized Coaching to Apply for Kauffman Foundation Program
• SARASOTA SPORTS FESTIVAL TO BE HELD SAT., JUNE 16 IN PAYNE PARK
• Good morning, Bulls! Just a reminder that Memorial Day is on Monday, so we've g...
• SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING POSTPONED
• Are you an RN interested in a BSN program? If so, you're in luck! Next Wednesday...
• Sarasota FCAT Reading And Writing Scores Remain Higher Than State
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR MEMORIAL DAY; PARADE HELD
• Increasing Bradenton’s Access To Travel And Lifestyle Vaccines
• Sales Continue To Soar At Cleaning Butlers Of Sarasota
• Fifteen RCLA Town Hall Scholars Awarded Scholarships
• Big Cat Habitat Salutes Our Troops
• Crystal Riganati Receives PHR Credential
• Hembree and Associates Inc News - Relocation of Business
• 'STREET TEAMS' PROGRAM BEGINS
• Roofing By Curry Wins Back-To-Back Triple Excellence Awards In Top Tier Of Roofers In The Nation
• Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Luncheon
• 5400 Computers for Sarasota County Students In Need
• If you're thinking about getting your Master's Degree then now is the time. Come...
• Gocio Elementary to stage '101 DalmationsKids' as Humane Society Fundraiser
• The Importance of Sports Physical Exams
• Aide To Special-Needs Students Named School-Related Employee Of The Year
• Booker Middle Students Take First Place In Florida State History Fair
• Summer terms A & C began today. Remember to check out the Week of Welcome festiv...
• Happy Mother's Day!
• Michael's On East Unveils A Brand Boost
• MAYOR SELECTED; STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS PRESENTED
• Aide To Special-Needs Students Named School-Related Employee Of The Year
• SHS Singing Sailors To Present Masquerade Concert
• School Board Monthly Work Session Meeting Agenda For May 15, 2012
• CITY WELCOMES BUSINESS APPRAISER
• Riverview High Kiltie Band To Hold Final Concert Of The Year
• Summer Terms A & C Begin Monday!!
• TANDEM Construction Announces the Hiring of Melissa McBride as a Senior Estimator
• Another congratulations to Shawna Machado, our Outstanding Graduate for 2012 who...
• Congratulations to Eric Guevarez on your recognition from Sarasota Magazine, you...
• Sarasota School Board Reaches Contract Agreement With Employees
• M. Brandon Parrott, M.D., Ph.D., Joins Center For Sight
• Esio Beverage Company Partners With China Mist And Sqwincher For Its Hot And Cold Beverage System
• MEMORIAL DAY PARADE PLANNED; IRAQ/AFGHANISTAN VETS SOUGHT
• Congratulations, Graduates! Enjoy your day celebrating with family and friends...
• Spring 2012 USF Sarasota-Manatee Commencement
• Here they come! Congratulations Class of 2012!!
• 25 minute countdown to the ceremony! Way to go, graduates!
• A sneak peek at your diplomas!
• Get excited, graduates!! The civic center is all ready for you :)
• Middle School Orientation Nights Held Throughout District
• To Blend or Not To Blend: Young Filmmakers will Address the Sometimes Difficult Transition Between Elementary and Middle School.
• 12 STREET EAST OF OSPREY AVENUE CLOSES TEMPORARILY
• Spring Art Shows In Sarasota And Venice Showcase Student Creativity
• Riverview High To Celebrate Opening Of Aquascience Greenhouse
• Booker High School VPA Music Department Presents Pops and Jazz Concert
• Launch of a Community-Driven Program Charity of Choice
• Hembree and Associates, Inc. - Relocation of Business
• The application deadline is quickly approaching... you have until midnight tonig...
• It's finals week at USFSM! Thank you to our students for another fantastic semes...
• Van Wezel’s 2011-2012 Season - One Of The Strongest Yet!
• Fruitville Elementary Students Tackle ‘Humpty Dumpty’ Egg-Drop Challenge
• It's the last day of classes for Spring Semester! Good luck to all of our stude...
• New Principal Named For Mcintosh Middle School
• CITY ASSISTS WITH DAMAGED STATUE
• SARASOTA SEEKS PHOTO SUBMISSIONS; RLT GOES SOCIAL
• CITY JOINS GRANICUS INNOVATION COUNCIL FOR TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP
• Back to studying for Rocky... But not before a quick massage and some TCBY thank...
• Rocky used his lunch break to say hello to the students visiting for Take A Chil...
• OSPREY AVE. NORTH OF MOUND ST. CLOSES TEMPORARILY
• Kerkering, Barberio And Co. Announces Promotions
• ABC 7 Kicks Off '7 Who Care'
• Sarasota High Students To Stage ‘Scarlet Pimpernel’ Musical
• Venice Middle School Returning To Early Start Time
• Booker High To Continue Celebration Of Earth Day With ‘Earth Week’ Events
• Spring Commencement is just over a week away! CONGRATULATIONS to our graduating...
• CITY CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY
• The 'Old Green' Goes Green!
• Robotic Cancer Surgery Comes to Classroom
• United Way 2-1-1 Of Manasota Awarded A Grant From The Evans Family Fund Of The Manatee Community Foundation
• Robert Kacher Selections Tasting
• FRUITVILLE ROAD PAVING RESUMES
• Don't forget about our informational webinar tomorrow from 6-6:30 - use the link...
• Pet Food Bank
• Plato, Inc. Offering Summer Classes
• REMINDER: MANASOTA LEAGUE OF CITIES HOSTS CLASSES
• CITY AND FPL PARTNER TO PROVIDE ENERGY MAKEOVER FOR VFW
• Barbara Ford-Coates Recognized As Girl Scout Great National Recognition Of 112 Volunteers
• PLATO, Inc. Presents Its Inaugural Production, 'Moonlight and Magnolias,'
• Need to finish your Bachelor's Degree? You can start this summer! Apply by May...
• Local Ladies Revved Up To Participate in Gumball 3000 Rally
• Dr. John P. Fezza Presents the Latest Medical Advances in Cosmetic Facial Surgery at National Seminar in Atlanta
• The Palma Foundation Continues to Help The Salvation Army in Bradenton Meet Some of Its Most Pressing Needs
• Palmer Ranch’s 7th Annual SPRINGFEST!
• Sarasota Middle School Teams Prep For National Tech Contest
• Most Improved Student Awards Honor Young People Overcoming Challenges
• CITY AND FPL PARTNER TO PROVIDE ENERGY MAKEOVER FOR VFW
• Did you know that our Application Deadline for summer courses is May 1st? Take...
• Van Wezel Ends 2011-2012 Season with Two Near Sell-Outs
• Sarasota Architecture Week
• SOUTHBOUND MOUND STREET REOPENED
• Are you planning to attend the DeSoto Parade on April 28th? We'll be there with...
• SOUTHBOUND MOUND ST. TEMPORARILY CLOSED BETWEEN ORANGE & 41
• United Way 2-1-1 Of Manasota Announced Rotary Club of Lakewood Ranch Has Awarded
• For those of you who attended USF Day @ Sarasota-Manatee, we'd love to see your...
• Commercial Air and Refrigeration News - We Are Changing Our Name
• ABC 7 Kicks Off '7 Who Care'
• USFSM Day starts now! Come see us anytime until 6pm for lots of free fun. Magici...
• Don't forget - you can meet Rocky D. Bull at USFSM Day today! He'll be there fro...
• CITY WELCOMES COSMETIC SURGERY BUSINESS
• In The Mood Returns To The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
• All Power To The Imagination! Conference
• NEW PARKING SIGNS INSTALLED; ENFORCEMENT RESUMES
• Tomorrow. 4pm. Be at Nathan Benderson park for the FIRA State Rowing Champions...
• CITY WELCOMES COFFEE SHOP; COMMISSIONERS ATTEND GRAND OPENING
• Holderness & Kauffman Participate in Global Real Estate Conference
• Hey students! Will you be on campus tomorrow morning? If so, wear your green and...
• Come support our @USF Sarasota-Manatee Rowing Club on Friday at Nathan Benderson...
• VOTE FOR LIDO BEACH AS 'BEST OF THE BEST RESTORED BEACHES'
• CITY WELCOMES ARTISTIC COUNTERTOP BUSINESS
• UTILITY PROJECTS REPLACE AGING FORCE MAINS
• It's Election Week at USF Sarasota-Manatee! Make sure to cast your votes for St...
• MANASOTA LEAGUE OF CITIES HOSTS CLASSES
• CITY WELCOMES ELDER HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT BUSINESS
• District To Host Orientation Session For Charter School Applicants
• Michael’s On East Recognized with 23rd Consecutive AAA Four Diamond Award
• STF Technology Conference and Expo 2012
• Sarasota County Regional Science Fair Award Winners Announced
• It's a gorgeous afternoon for the poetry festival! Come join us in the courtyard!
• SPD ACCREDITATION RENEWED
• BOBBY JONES PGA PRO HONORED AS 'TEACHER OF THE YEAR'
• Good morning, Bulls! Don't forget to mark your calendars for USF Day at Sarasot...
• New Heron Creek Middle School Principal Appointed
• You Don’t Have To Wait ‘One Day More’… The Van Wezel Presents The ‘Razzle Dazzle’ 2012-2013 Broadway Series!
• Do you know Jason Krywko? He's an Alum of USF Sarasota-Manatee and our Commencem...
• Summer Application Deadline has been extended to May 1st! Thinking about a degre...
• Grapevine Communications Hires New Client Relations Manager
• EDAP Partners with DiagnosticCenter for Disease to Offer Minimally Invasive Ablatherm®-HIFU Treatment to Prostate Cancer Patients in Cancun
• Congratulations are in order for Shawna Machado, Kate Shackelford & Professor R...
• Phoenix Academy Book Fair At Barnes & Noble To Support School Library
• First Federal Bank of Florida Announces The 2012 Sarasota and Manatee Adviosry Council
• New Principal Named For North Port High School
• USDA-FLDA Report: 22 Sarasota Schools are Among Florida’s Healthiest
• CITY WELCOMES GRANITE COUNTERTOP COMPANY
• The 30th National Pesticide Forum
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre News - March 29, 2012
• History Fair Winners Explore Theme Of ‘Revolution, Reaction And Reform’
• The International Ballroom Dance Sensation Burn The Floor Ignites The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
• EDAP Partners with Diagnostic Center for Disease to Offer Minimally Invasive Ablatherm®-HIFU Treatment to Prostate Cancer Patients in Cancun
• Students To Stage 'Flash Mob' At Tatum Ridge Elementary
• Thanks to your generous support, we've raised enough money to purchase 3 Shelter...
• World Engagement week is winding down, but today's activities are just heating u...
• We only need $605 today to purchase our 3rd ShelterBox! The students move out o...
• Junior Achievement Manatee/Sarasota Moves to New Office Space Donated by Unittus, Inc.
• 41 People Have Vision Restored Thanks to Free Cataract Surgery by Center For Sight
• Check out those smiles! Looks like the camping out is going well and, most impo...
• Do you tweet? We are 97 followers away from 1,000 on Twitter! Come follow our p...
• Good morning from our students who camped in the tent last night! Night one was...
• Hembree and Associates, Inc News - March 27, 2012
• Shinn And Company Expands, Opens Sarasota Office
• Sergio Mendes And Special Guest Jon Secada At The Van Wezel
• In case you missed it, check out the story about our students and ShelterBox on...
• Watch for an interview with our students on ABC7 tonight! They are talking about...
• Our students working with ShelterBox volunteers to get the tent set up!
• SIDEWALK OPEN ALONG RINGLING BOULEVARD
• Good morning, Bulls! We are setting up a ShelterBox beginning at 10am in the Cou...
• Let's Hang On!
• 41 People Have Vision Restored Thanks to Free Cataract Surgery by Center For Sight
• The Tour De Cure
• We've got 9 students moving into a ShelterBox Tent on campus tomorrow to help ra...
• Booker High School Spring Dance Performance Shows Range Of Styles
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre News - March 23, 2012
• New Principal Appointed For Booker Middle School
• Michael’s On East Mixologists Unveil Mini-Martini Flights
• Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific
• Commercial Solar System Used For Training Of Fire Fighters Of Manatee Fire District
• Cranberry Elementary School To Share Gift Of Reading And Giving With Donation Of Books To Local School
• Sarasota Film Festival 2012
• Are you interested in Criminology? Come see a Mock Crime Scene Investigation on...
• Michael’s On East Welcomes Molly Klauber To The Leadership Team
• Congratulations are also in order for Paul Cajka and Richard Moore! They recent...
• Congratulations to our Rowers on their successes at the Mayor's Cup Regatta in T...
• We will be at Edison State College tomorrow for Transfer Day! Ready to get your...
• Kerkering Barberio Welcomes New Tax Manager
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre News - March 19, 2012
• The Joffrey Ballet Returns To The Van Wezel
• CITY COMMISSION APPROVES MICROSOFT AGREEMENT; SAVINGS ANTICIPATED
• NEXT WEEK at USFSM: World Engagement Week will focus on raising awareness and fu...
• BOBBY JONES GOLF CLUB HOSTS WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT
• PLATO Announces Auditions For Moonlight And Magnolias!
• PUBLIC INVITED TO PUBLIC WORKS OPEN HOUSE
• Mcintosh Middle Honors Carlie Brucia's Memory Withrevitalized Garden
• Good luck to our Rowers as they compete in the Mayors Cup in Tampa today! Men ar...
• Cinco de Mayo and Taste of Latin America Program
• as stated early today on ESPN's Sports Center: "...it might be easier scoring on...
• 3rd Annual Riverview Rendezvous, 'Mardi Gras...Ram Style!'
• Mcintosh Middle Honors Carlie Brucia’s Memory With Revitalized Garden
• PROTECT YOUR HOME FROM WIND DAMAGE; FREE SEMINAR MARCH 21
• Mark your calendars for USFSM Day on Saturday, April 14th from 2:30-6pm! Dance...
• Sarasota County School District Names Two New Principals
• VOTE FOR CITY HALL TO BE #1 BUILDING IN FLORIDA
• Center For Sight to Donate 100 Free Cataract Surgeries as Part of National, Annual Mission Cataract Project
• Booker High School Art Show
• PARKING TIME RESTRICTIONS REMINDER
• Happy Spring Break, Bulls! Be safe and have fun!
• Parkinson Research Foundation Announces Director of Patient Programs, Services and Advocacy
• DEPARTMENT UPDATES POSTED ON WEBSITE
• Attention Graduating Seniors!! Don't forget to stop in at the Grad Stampede on c...
• CITY LAUNCHES FACEBOOK PAGE
• Get Your Masters Degree One Night A Week!
• Booker High School Cafeteria Opening
• SpringFest Returns to Palmer Ranch
• This time next week our students will be on Spring Break! Are any of you doing a...
• Thank you to the Sarasota Herald-Tribune for these beautiful photos from our SMA...
• Our wonderful @USFSM #MBA students! They taught us all about social media today!
• 3D fun at the SMART Fair!
• Black light art at the SMART Fair!
• Manatee School for the Arts Jazz Band is providing some music for our SMART Fair...
• Local Bank CEO Attends The FDIC’S Future Of Community Banking Conference AND FDIC Advisory Board Meeting In Washington, DC
• Suncoast School For Innovative Studies Students To Attend Leaders Conference
• Newly Created Theatrical Organization PLATO, Inc. Receives Non-Profit Status Approval
• Sarasota High To Host Open House About Campus Improvements
• CITY HOSTS KOREAN VISITORS
• PARKINSON’S DISEASE: LIVING WITH PARKINSON’S
• NFL Player Anthony Hargrove to visit Easter Seals Southwest Florida
• CITY WELCOMES CLOTHING BOUTIQUE
• Happy March 1st! Just one more full week of classes before Spring Break!
• 2012-13 Enrollment Period For Sarasota Virtual School Begins
• Kerkering Barberio Employees Donate $15,600+ To United Way
• Bay Haven School Collaborates With Circus Sarasota For First-Ever ‘Circus Day’
• Duke University Education Specialist To Discuss Needs Of Gifted Students
• Do you know a student/alum/friend/supporter of USF Sarasota-Manatee? Tell them...
• RLT COMMUNITY COMPLEX HOSTS OPEN HOUSE MARCH 4
• JOINT CITY-COUNTY COMMUNITY FORUM TO BE HELD MARCH 8
• Our spring Open House is tomorrow at 5:30pm and we'd love to see you there!
• Eliza and Hugh Culverhouse Contribute $75,000 to Sarasota Memorial Hospital’s NICU
• Local Production Company Garners Prestigious Weddingwire Bride’s Choice Awards 2012
• Steve Solomon Returns To The Van Wezel
• Bowfire, The Unique Theatrical String Experience, Plays The Van Wezel
• SARASOTA FEATURED IN TV SHOW; CASTING CALL ANNOUNCED
• We are so excited about this event today! Will you be joining us? Edwin D. "E...
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• Have you heard about our partnership with Mote Aquarium? We'll be building some...
• Parents Invited To Comment On Sarasota County Schools Operations
• Emma E. Booker Elementary Students Get Life Lessons From Two Speakers
• Wishing a GOOD LUCK and a GO BULLS to the USF Sarasota-Manatee Rowing Club this...
• Digital Drive Buy Vying For Political Ad Dollars
• Mark your calendars for Worldwide Engagement Week March 26-29 on campus. There...
• CITY WELCOMES COMPUTER DIAGNOSTIC BUSINESS
• Author of ‘Tomatoland’ to Speak At Venice High School
• Junior League Readers To Celebrate Dr. Seuss' Birthday
• New Principal Named For Taylor Ranch Elementary School
• Don't forget - NCAA Recruitment & Eligibility Forum is TONIGHT at 7pm. It's a F...
• National Creativity Conference
• 17th Annual Evening Of Excellence
• Commercial Solar System To Be Used For Training Of Fire Fighters Of Manatee Fire District
• AAUW-Venice Branch Sponsors Academic Olympics
• Decorative Interiors By Mary Ellen Brings Home Staging and Home Staging Certification Training to Southwest Florida
• Phoenix Academy to Celebrate Black History Month with Songs and Words
• The 5 Browns are ‘The Biggest Classical Music Sensation in Years,’ Performing Live at the Van Wezel
• Alta Vista Elementary joins 23rd National African American Read-In
• Can you afford (not) to go to grad school? Join us for a 15 minute webinar on W...
• SRQ Wealth Management Announces Launch Of New Website
• Elementary Students to Dine at Second Annual ‘El Restaurante Bay Haven’
• Martin Luther King Jr. Garden Rejuvenated At Emma E. Booker Elementary
• Steps In Time Starring 'Tommy Tune'
• ‘Wimpy Kid’ Movie Producer To Visit Alta Vista Elementary School
• Experience Your Inner Celtic Goddess - The Women Of Ireland Return To The Van Wezel
• CITY WELCOMES GERMAN RESTAURANT
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• PARKING HOLIDAY ON PRESIDENTS' DAY
• Kerkering Barberio Welcomes New Tax Supervisor
• Disenchanted: The ******* Of The Kingdom
• Short Sale and Foreclosure Seminar
• Do you know a High School Athlete? Remind them to join us next week for the NCAA...
• PARKING SIGNAGE INSTALLED DOWNTOWN; BUSY WEEKEND ANTICIPATED
• DEMOLITION BEGINS ON OLD SPD STATION
• Get Ready For Big Laughs: Lily Tomlin Takes The Van Wezel Stage
• Van Wezel Presents the Heartwarming, Comedy Musical Hit—A Jew Grows In Brooklyn
• Spring Dance Performance 2012
• Living Longer is Only Half the Answer
• For those of you following the proposed budget cuts in the Senate today, channel...
• "The Hunger Games" event TODAY on campus - 4pm! Hope to see you all there!
• American Heart Association Grant Helping Train Students In Life-Saving CPR
• OLIVER! Opening at The Golden Apple Dinner Theatre!
• Webster University Establishes ‘Proud to Serve Scholarship for Military Dependents’ on Webster Groves Home Campus
• Alta Vista Elementary to Rededicate Restored Veterans Memorial
• NCAA Recruiting & Eligibility Forum
• Responding to "The Hunger Games": A Thoughtful Conversaion
• LIME AVE. NEAR FRUITVILLE RD. TEMPORARILY CLOSED
• Taylor Emmons Scholarship Fund Raises Over $141,000 at 1st Annual Charity Golf Classic & Texas Hold ’Em Tournament
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY; FREE PARKING ON PRESIDENTS' DAY
• Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons Return To The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
• Southside to Host Science Night Featuring Students’ ‘Rube Goldberg’ Inventions
• CITY ANNOUNCES JANUARY 2012 TOP TEN DEPARTMENT UPDATES
• PUBLIC INVITED TO PARKING MANAGEMENT FORUM
• SCAN AND LEARN: CITY LAUNCHES USE OF QR CODES
• USFSM is going C.S.I.! Mark March 26th on your calendars for a Mock Crime Scene...
• SWAN LAKE AT THE VAN WEZEL FEB. 28!
• For Booker High Actors, Comedy Is ‘All In The Timing’ In Play
• Hey Bulls Fans! Have you read "The Hunger Games?" Did you enjoy it? Learn somet...
• Have you registered yet for Global HotSpots, Corporate Espionage, Local Impact?...
• OPEN HOUSE AT RLT COMMUNITY COMPLEX SUN. FEB. 12TH
• The Irish Rovers' Drunken Sailor Tour
• Are you a college bound student athlete? If so, join USF Athletics and USF Sara...
• IRISH ROVERS' DRUNKEN SAILOR TOUR LANDS AT THE VAN WEZEL FEB. 27TH
• Calling all 5th & 6th grade students! Please join us for this fun event on March...
• Non-Profit Professional Networking Workshop And Luncheon
• Program To Honor Fallen Navy SEAL Brian Bill
• Dick Fox’s Golden Boys Frankie Avalon, Fabian & Bobby Rydell Appear at The Van Wezel
• If you live in the St. Petersburg area and you are interested in a degree in Hos...
• AFP SWFL Non-Profit Professional Networking Luncheon
• FRANKIE AVALON, FABIAN & BOBBY RYDELL AT THE VAN WEZEL FEB. 26
• CITY WELCOMES KITCHEN CABINET SHOWROOM
• Hey Bulls! Happy Friday! We've got a lot of events coming up this month - be s...
• RINGLING BLVD. CLOSES TO TRAFFIC; PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS CONSTRUCTED
• Celebrate An Evening With Linda Eder And Tom Wopat
• Creativity Weekend Schedule by Day
• Sales Explode in 2011 for Cleaning Butlers of Sarasota!
• Click the link to register!
• Did you know that Mark Consuelos is a USF grad? What about Hulk Hogan? Check ou...
• CHILDREN'S WEEK OBSERVED AT CITY HALL
• LINDA EDER & TOM WOPAT AT THE VAN WEZEL FRI., FEB. 24TH
• First-Time Home Buyer Seminar
• Booker Middle To Host Family Literacy and Magnet Night
• Semi-Finalists Selected for USF Young Innovator Competition
• Kerkering Barberio Welcomes New Healthcare Consultant
• LUPONE & PATINKIN AND MORE AT THE VAN WEZEL THIS MONTH
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT CITY HALL
• Local Motorcyclist Critically Injured After Thunder By The Bay Event, Fighting for His Life...
• Stardust Skate Center welcomes Janice Dudley, Roller Skating Instructor
• Five Schools To Initiate Principal Selection Process
• School And District Science Fair Exhibits To Be Judged Jan. 31 and Feb. 2, 2012
• CITY OFFERS FREE PARKING IN BURNS SQUARE
• Calling all Alumni! We'd love to hear from you. Send a note to cooperm@sar.usf.e...
• Sarasota Rotary Foundation Awards Community Haven Grant for Therapy at Selby Preschool
• The 47th Annual Antiques and Collectibles Show and Sale
• Sarasota County Teacher Of The Year Is Booker Middle School Musician
• Cats: America's Favorite Family Musical at The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
• Atwater Elementary Shares Family Math Night With Toledo Blade, Glenallen
• Sarasota County Fair 2012
• The RevolutionEyez Retinal Camera Demonstration
• Community Haven Receives Donation from Manatee Riverside Rotary Club
• Red Cross Announces Final Challenge Numbers and Thanks the Southwest Florida Community for Their Support
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre News - January 25, 2012
• ANNA TREBUNSKAYA WILL SIZZLE THE VAN WEZEL FEB. 9TH
• CATS: AMERICA'S FAVORITE FAMILY MUSICAL AT THE VAN WEZEL FEB. 10TH
• Florida First Lady Kicks Off Statewide Literacy Event In Sarasota
• It’s The Blues Brothers Show With A Belushi Blessing: Join Jake and Elwood on Their ‘Mission from God’ at the Van Wezel
• Junior Achievement to Host 10th Annual Invitational Pro-Am Golfing Event at Ritz-Carlton Members Club
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• THE BLUES BROTHERS REVUE VISITS THE VAN WEZEL Feb. 8
• Workshops To Boost Your Brainpower
• FOREIGNER BRINGS ELECTRIC SET TO VAN WEZEL ON FEB. 7TH
• WINTER GOLF SPECIALS OFFERED AT BOBBY JONES
• The RSVP link on the photo will not work - please use this link to RSVP:
• Do you watch the Super Bowl for the game or for the commercials? Either way, th...
• Van Wezel Favorites Michael Feinstein And Joshua Bell Returns
• 17th Annual Evening Of Excellence Art Show Picks Top 25
• Sarasota County Teacher Of The Year To Be Named From Three Finalists January 26
• CITY COMMISSION APPOINTS INTERIM CITY MANAGER
• VAN WEZEL FAVORITES MICHAEL FEINSTEIN & JOSHUA BELL RETURN
• Pooch-friendly Polo Match to Benefit Honor Animal Rescue
• The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron? - Men And Women
• Damn Yankees Meet at The Van Wezel Home Plate
• Kenny Rogers Returns To The Van Wezel With Timeless Hits And New Tunes
• Interested in Rowing? Join us at our next info session!
• GRANTS MAKE DIFFERENCE IN LIVES OF VAN WEZEL PATRONS
• Get Your Masters Degree One Night A Week!
• Waxpressions Candle Co. Launches Ecommerce Website
• Grants Make Difference In Lives Of Van Wezel Patrons, Young And Old
• Kerkering Barberio Celebrates 40 Years
• 3rd Annual Valentine Meet and Mingle Program
• The American Diabetes Association’s Cycling Program, Tour de Cure Hosts Their Kick Off Party
• Cool Today Awarded Angie's List Super Service Award
• Former Principal Of Ashton Elementary Will Return To Lead The School
• DAMN YANKEES MEET AT VAN WEZEL HOME PLATE ON JAN. 25!
• KENNY ROGERS RETURNS TO VAN WEZEL WITH TIMELESS HITS
• Great article about how an MBA can really pay off. Thinking about a Master's de...
• Karin Grablin Joins Pines Of Sarasota Foundation Board
• ‘Healthy Business. Healthy Lives’ Marketing Campaign
• SHUTTLE SERVICE CONTINUES DURING CONSTRUCTION; HOURS EXPANDED
• You can read more about this amazing accomplishment by clicking the link:
• The first Financial Aid info session is tomorrow night at Sarasota High School -...
• ADVISORY BOARD VOLUNTEERS HONORED
• One Of The Most Sought Out Music Ensembles In The World, The Cleveland Orchestra, Takes The Van Wezel Stage
• Sarasota County School Group Calls For Improved School Health Programs
• Booker High Jazz Groups To Present ‘Death By Chocolate’
• Local Business Owners Help Drive Donations for Foster Charity
• Infamous Comic Tim Conway & Friends Bring the Van Wezel House Down!
• Hey Bulls (& Bulls Fans!) Don't forget that the University is closed on Monday f...
• THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA TAKES THE VAN WEZEL STAGE
• COMIC TIM CONWAY & FRIENDS BRING THE VAN WEZEL HOUSE DOWN!
• REMINDER: FREE PARKING HOLIDAY ON MLK DAY
• 2012 RINGLING BRIDGE RUN - TRAFFIC DISRUPTIONS JAN. 21st
• FDOT U.S. 41 IMPROVEMENTS PROMPT TEMPORARY NIGHT LANE CLOSURES
• We are bringing Financial Aid info to some local high schools! Curious about fi...
• TWO ELECTRIFYING ROCK & ROLL SHOWS APPEAR AT THE VAN WEZEL
• Booker High To Host Magnet Night For Visual And Performing Arts Program
• Blast! Winner of 2001 Tony for 'Best Theatrical' Takes Sarasota By Storm
• WINTER SEASON ART EXHIBIT FEATURES SIX LOCAL ARTISTS
• CONGRATULATIONS to Jami Worley, Candace Rainville, Paul Dunder and Erin Carter o...
• Misty Servia Certified as a Senior Certified Trainer
• School District, USF Sarasota-Manatee To Host College Financial Aid Seminars
• Grapevine Communications Signs 24 New Clients in 2011 and Looks Forward to 10-Year Anniversary in 2012
• Golden Dragon Acrobats Perform at the Van Wezel
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY; FREE PARKING ON MLK DAY
• BLAST! TAKES VAN WEZEL BY STORM
• GOLDEN DRAGON ACROBATS PERFORM AT THE VAN WEZEL JAN. 15TH
• Sarasota County School District To Accept School Choice Requests For 2012-13
• Student Artists Shine At 17th Annual Evening Of Excellence Art Show
• Immediate Past President of Arts Schools Network Welcomes Conference Attendees to Sarasota
• LIDO POOL RATES AND HOURS ESTABLISHED
• Welcome back, Students & Faculty! We are very excited to have you back on campu...
• Susan Scott Named To Lead Education Foundation
• Susan Scott Named To Lead Education Foundation
• SHUTTLE SERVICE OFFERED DURING RINGLING BLVD. CONSTRUCTION
• WHOOPI GOLDBERG APPEARS AT THE VAN WEZEL JAN. 14TH
• CITY ANNOUNCES DEC. 2011 TOP TEN DEPARTMENT UPDATES
• Sarasota County High Schools All Earn A Or B Grades From State
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre News - January 4, 2012
• DISTRICT 1 COMMUNITY FORUM HELD NEXT WEEK
• Gulf Coast Builders Exchange; Builders Have The Spirit of of Giving
• Sarasota Jazz Festival 2012
• CITIZENS ACADEMY OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT
• Still looking for a new years resolution? How about a Master's Degree? Join us...
• Big Cat Habitat Animal Extravaganza Fundraiser Expands To Six Weekends; Proceeds Support Exotic And Other Animals In Need
• Local Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Elects New President and Board
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre News - January 3, 2012
• Venice High To Celebrate New Cafeteria Opening Day
• Step Afrika! Brings Tradition to the Van Wezel Stage
• CITY WELCOMES RETAIL CLOTHIER DOWNTOWN
• CITY UNVEILS NEW WEBSITE
• HOLIDAY HOURS FOR CITY FACILITIES; NO CHANGE TO TRASH COLLECTION
• Live: The King Of The Blues
• News from Home-Tech - December 22, 2011
• Waste Pro Garbage Truck Drivers Pick-up $40,000 In Safety Awards
• Just a reminder that USFSM will be closed for the holidays from Friday, December...
• Five-Time Tony Award Nominated Smash-Hit Musical, Rock Of Ages Will Rock Sarasota!
• THE KING OF THE BLUES PLAYS LIVE IN SARASOTA -- B.B. KING!
• FIVE-TIME TONY AWARD NOMINATED SMASH-HIT MUSICAL 'ROCK OF AGES' WILL ROCK SARASOTA!
• LIDO POOL CLOSES TEMPORARILY FOR REPAIR
• Holiday Tradition, New Year’s Concert 2012 Salute To Vienna
• School District Transportation Staff Plays Santa at Community Haven
• PLAY 'REINDEER GAMES' CHRISTMAS DAY AT BOBBY JONES GOLF CLUB
• Red Cross Holiday Challenge Reaches Half Way Mark
• Darwin Is Back In Town!
• RLT COMMUNITY COMPLEX MARKS THREE MONTHS; USAGE SOARS
• Mozaic Most Liked Restaurants On Florida's Gulf Coast!
• United Way 2-1-1 of Manasota, Inc. News - December 16, 2011
• Three Teacher Of The Year Finalists Surprised At Schools
• Christmas With Liberace
• Kerkering Barberio Welcomes New Senior Accountant
• Aaron Mondon of CS and L CPAs Elected To VCC Board
• Hann 40 Peacemaker
• Kenny G’s Holiday Show, Brings Good Cheer To The Van Wezel
• J. Ronald Skipper and Richard R. Gans Receive Best Lawyers In America ® Recognition For 2012
• Happy Holidays from USF Sarasota-Manatee!
• Desks For Success Reaches More Schools, 8 Students To Get Home Desks Dec. 16
• Tribute Tour To Surprise Three Teacher Of The Year Finalists
• Sarasota Graduation Rate Remains Higher Than State Average
• HOLIDAY HOURS FOR CITY FACILITIES; NO CHANGE TO TRASH COLLECTION
• Looking for a gift idea for your parents, grandparents, neighbors? Need a new y...
• Dancing With The Stars’ Anna Trebunskaya Featured In Forever Tango!
• Education Foundation Awards $170,033 For 200 Teacher Grants
• Insignia Bank CEO Reaffirmed To FDIC Advisory Committee
• Nutritional Expert Derrick M. DeSilva, Jr., M.D., Named by LiveSmart 360 as Medical Advisory Board Chairman
• Carol W. Wood, Attorney And Counselor At Law, Launches New Website For Her Sarasota Practice
• Gocio Students Go Beyond Black And White With Colorful Art Project
• ‘Walking School Bus’ Takes A Healthy Route To Tatum Ridge Elementary
• Sinbad Brings Hilarious, Family Friendly Stand-Up To The Van Wezel!
• Gulf Coast Community Foundation Awards Innovative Teachers
• The Moody Blues at Van Wezel’s Performing Arts Hall
• Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
• You still have a week to apply for spring semester! Unsure about a major? Take...
• The Penny Hill Group Joins Insignia Bank
• Self-Made Billionaire Charles Hallberg Joins LiveSmart 360 Executive Team and Provides Major Financial Backing
• Sarasota High Students Stage ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Donate To Needy Families
• Kerkering Barberio Joins the Construction Industry CPAs/Consultants Association
• Stella’s Groove Unveils Its New Website
• Gulf Coast Cheese Festival Presents: Molly’s Mac N’ Cheese S’Mac Down
• Senior Hunger Food Drive
• Have you been thinking about a Bachelor's or Master's degree? Just want to test...
• USF STUDENTS PRESENT REDEVELOPMENT IDEAS FOR NORTH SARASOTA
• New College To Host Day At The Archaeology Lab For Fruitville Students
• Wrinkles Don’t Hurt: Daily Meditations On The Joy Of Aging Mindfully
• Shrek The Musical at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
• CITY ANNOUNCES NOV. 2011 TOP TEN DEPARTMENT UPDATES
• It's December tomorrow! Have you applied for Spring Semester yet? Application...
• BOBBY JONES GOLF CLUB OFFERS JUNIOR GOLF SCHOOL; FREE ROUND
• LiveSmart 360 Hosts 150 Members and Guests at VIP Event and Manna 360 Product Launch
• Richard Gans Named To 2011 Edition of Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers For Business
• Only 11 more days until Fall Commencement! We are so proud of our graduating se...
• Southside School and Partners To Dedicate Mosaic Stepping Stones
• Classic Christmas Tale 'Miracle On 34th Street' Brings Holiday Inspiration
• Rebates Yield Biggest Sales Month Ever For Solar Direct
• Direct from Broadway: RAIN - A Tribute To The Beatles Returns To The Van Wezel!
• RECEPTION HOSTED FOR PARKING GARAGE PUBLIC ART MURALS
• Wishing you a safe and happy Thanksgiving holiday! USFSM will be closed on Thur...
• HEALTH ADVISORY LIFTED FOR SARASOTA BAY
• Carole Kleinberg Joins Plato
• Tatum Ridge Elementary Families Donate 1,000 Books To Cyesis At Riverview
• 50 SARASOTA FAMILIES RECEIVE FREE HOME ENERGY MAKEOVERS
• ‘Booker Helping Booker’ Seeks Donations To Aid Neighbors In Need
• Kerkering Barberio Welcomes New Senior Accountant
• Sarasota Urgent Care Receives Certified Urgent Care Designation from the Urgent Care Association of America
• Masters Of Illusion Brings Real Holiday Magic To The Van Wezel!
• Say hello to your USFSM Rowing Team!
• CREWS STOP FORCEMAIN LEAK; BYPASS INSTALLED
• TRASH COLLECTION SCHEDULES CHANGE FOR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
• Roberta Macdonald: Songs, Stories And Mr. Chatterbox
• CREWS CONTAIN FORCEMAIN BREAK; REPAIR UNDERWAY
• In The Heights Makes Sarasota Premiere!
• American Red Cross Secures $100,000 in Matching Gifts for Southwest Florida Community Challenge
• School District Participates In Efficiency Review, Process Includes Public Input
• Local Actor Wins Crystal Reel Award For Performance In Starfruit Productions Short Film ‘The Couch’
• Last watch party of the season, Tomorrow!
• Attorneys at Fergeson, Skipper, Shaw, Baron & Tirabassi Named to 2011 Florida Super Lawyers List
• Venice High Drama Club To Stage Classic Comedy, ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’
• A New Player On The Culinary Block: Fresh Start Café Opens Its Doors In The Burns Court District
• Billy Gardell Cancels Florida Tour!
• Sarasota County Schools Salute Veterans In Tributes
• Willie Nelson and Family Return To The Van Wezel
• Gurley & Associates Earns Top Ranking for Construction Law by Best Lawyers in America
• Jazz Sweetheart Diana Krall Returns To The Van Wezel!
• Booker Middle School Administration Restructured
• Cheerful Little Earful
• District to Offer Parent Workshop, ‘Beyond Feeling Sad: Helping Kids In Crisis’
• 92.1 WLTQ-FM Brings Holiday Music to Suncoast Airwaves
• Anti-bullying Film Created by Local Students Will Screen at Lakewood Ranch Cinemas
• PARKING METER RATES ADJUST TOMORROW
• New College of Florida a Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students
• FUNDS STILL AVAILABLE FOR ENERGY RETROFIT PROGRAM
• Gulf Coast Psychotherapy announces grand opening.
• D and D Garage Doors Is Feeding The Hungry
• Bob Saget’s Rated R-Ish Stand Up Embraces 'Blue' at The Purple Cow
• In one hour the students selected to submit their research to the National Confe...
• OSPREY AVENUE CLOSES TEMPORARILY FROM MOUND STREET TO BROTHER GEENAN WAY
• PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK OCT. 29TH
• MoZaic’s New Sunday Brunch
• New Arts Calendar for Sarasota
• CITY ANNOUNCES OCTOBER 2011 TOP TEN DEPARTMENT UPDATES
• Bull-O-Ween (presented by University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee Student G...
• Help Prevent Child Sexual Abuse - Volunteer Today!
• Junior Achievement Manatee/Sarasota Board Grows with Appointment of Laura Spencer and David Hess to 2012 Board of Directors
• Have you heard?
• USFSM students - you are invited to attend the International Career Development...
• Fergeson, Skipper, Shaw, Keyser, Baron & Tirabassi, P.A. Celebrates 35th Anniversary In Sarasota
• Junior Achievement Manatee/Sarasota Board Grows with Appointment of Laura Spencer and David Hess to 2012 Board of Directors
• Don't forget to join us for an Open House tomorrow night from 5:30 - 7pm to lear...
• Check out the photos from our SHRM students trip to the HFTP Annual Convention i...
• Did you know... a USF Alum is in the World Series! Does anyone know who it is a...
• Hesburgh Lecture Series 2011
• PALS Training Gives Volunteers Tools To Help Students Succeed
• Cindy Kaiser Departing Education Foundation
• Songbird - Actress Audra Mcdonald Brings The Stage To Life - Special Art Exhibit / Performance
• Taylor Ranch Principal to Lead District’s Professional Development Department
• PALS Training Gives Volunteers Tools To Help Students Succeed
• Five Star and Golden Schools Honored for Community Involvement
• Sarasota High Students Plan Third Annual Halloween ‘Thriller’ Performance
• SARASOTA HOSTS CITY CLERKS ACADEMY
• PUBLIC INPUT MEETING SCHEDULED TO DISCUSS REGULATING ANCHORAGE OUTSIDE DESIGNATED MOORING FIELDS
• The Capitol Steps Put The MOCK In Democracy at The Van Wezel
• Second-Semester Enrollment Begins Nov. 1, 2011 For Sarasota Virtual School
• Cast your vote for your chance to win a complimentary Ritz Carlton Gift Package!...
• Congratulations to Samantha Ramon, our 2011 Homecoming Countess! Samantha is a...
• Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch and Sarasota Urgent Care Clinics News - October 18, 2011
• Insignia Bank Announces ‘Transfer Initiative’
• Community Haven Announces Interim CEO
• If you are planning to come to Community in Motion on campus tonight, it's still...
• Webster University Sarasota Metropoitan Campus Teams Up With Community Coalition On Homelessness
• It's Homecoming Week at USFSM! The Main Event takes place in the Courtyard from...
• The Power of Influence
• Aubrey Lynch of CS and L CPAs Named To Business Review’s 40 Under 40
• U.S. Marine Band To Work With Riverview High Student Musicians
• Phillippi Shores 7K Run to Celebrate Seven Continents Oct. 15, 2011
• Big Cat Habitat Hosts ‘Wild-O-Ween’ Festival A Kid-Friendly
• Find the Perfect Pumpkin at the Annual Sarasota Pumpkin Festival October 28th, October 29th and October 30th at The Sarasota County Fairgrounds.
• Three Sarasota County Charter Schools Named ‘High-Performing’ By State
• We need YOUR help naming the Future Hotel Room at the Ritz Carlton Sarasota, des...
• District Celebrates National School Lunch Week With Guest Servers
• SCS News: Author Jimmy Santiago Baca To Visit Two Sarasota Schools
• Six Sigma Tennis Goes To Notre Dame
• Have you registered for Bulls in Biz yet?
• John Cotterman, ERPA, QPA, QKA, Receives CPC Credential
• Competitive Marketing Solutions Earns The State Of Florida Women And Minority Business Enterprise Certification
• Author Jimmy Santiago Baca To Speak At Booker High School
• NAACP Honors President Michalson with 2011 Freedom Award
• CITY WELCOMES NEW BUSINESSES
• Two Sarasota County Charter Schools Named ‘High-Performing’ By State
• Big Cat Habitat Winter Schedule
• Hembree & Associates, Inc. News - October 05, 2011
• Summer Clarkson Competes in Marshall and Sterling League National Finals
• Stephen J. Martin Helps Educate High School Students Through Manatee Chamber 'Big Bank' Program
• Alzheimer's Donation
• Grapevine Communications Expands Client Base and Adds New Account Executive
• DISTRICT 1 COMMUNITY FORUM TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK
• Gorilla Kleen - Grand Opening
• Interested in learning about the programs offered at USFSM but can't find the ti...
• Did you know that over 60% of job seekers find their next position through netwo...
• Gulf Gate Students, Staff To ‘Read For The Record’ With Llamas And Red Pajamas
• The Sarasota 5000 Regatta is this Weekend!
• Coastal Behavioral Healthcare Receives $200,000 Grant To Institute Electronic Records System
• County’s Middle School Students To See Play About Grisham’s ‘Kid Lawyer’
• Who is going to the watch party tonight? Go Bulls!
• Auto Accident Victims Can Now Attend a Group Seminar, Get Free Legal and Medical Information
• Reminder! Watch party tomorrow night as the Bulls take on Pittsburgh! Two locati...
• Please join us for Community in Motion, part of Festival sARTee! For tickets &...
• Grand Opening Celebration - Silk Designs By Toulouse
• 'Eco System' Of your Business; Vision, Brain, Heart And Soul
• Pittsburgh Pirates Host Celebrity/Corporate Softball Challenge and Family Fun Day to Raise Funds for Pediatric Brain Cancer Research
• Students, Alumni & Friends of USF Sarasota-Manatee - you're invited to join us f...
• Kerkering Barberio Welcomes New Senior Accountant
• Van Wezel Opens New Season In Style With Brand New Seats!
• New York Pops Cancel Florida Tour, Including the Van Wezel’s Dec. 7th Date
• Hembree & Associates, Inc. - New Owners
• Red Cross Chief Nurse Visits Florida
• Announcing Suncoast Technology Forum’s Tech-Connect Networking Social
• Children’s Guardian Fund Appoints Tonya Schrott As Development Coordinator
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• Boys and Girls Clubs To Receive Donation From Parker Law Group As Part Of The Firm's 10-Year Anniversary Family Fun Day
• Sarasota Document Shredding Hosting a Free Shredding Event
• Two locations to watch USF take on Pitt next Thursday, Sept. 29th!
• Tech fair on campus today at 3:30pm - Join us!
• Wilde Lexus Of Sarasota Selected By Americans For The Arts’ Business Committee For The Arts’ 2011 BCA 10 Honorees
• CITY COMMISSION APPROVES BUDGET
• We hope everyone got to watch the big game on Saturday! Great win for the Bulls...
• RINGLING BRIDGE LIGHTS RETROFITTED
• Sarasota County Students’ 2011 SAT Scores Top National, State Results
• Twenty-Eight Sarasota County Students Are National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
• Breaking News
• Suncoast Polytechnical High School Earns Biomedical Sciences Program certification
• Nathan Carr Honored as Rotarian of The Year
• Rainbow411 Teams up with RCN Magazine
• This weekend the Bulls take on Florida A&M University at home! Make sure to wea...
• Don't forget! If you are interested in getting your Master's Degree, join us TH...
• Parker Law Group to Celebrate its 10 Year Anniversary with a Family Fun Day...
• PhoneRover Helps Prew Academy Improve Communications with Parents
• Devcon® Security Hires Rene Moreno as General Manager of Sarasota Branch
• CITY MANAGER HOSTS DEVELOPMENT PROBLEM SOLVING SESSIONS
• New College of Florida Ranked No. 6 by U.S. News & World Report
• METERED PARKING PREP WORK UNDERWAY; PROGRAM RESUMES OCTOBER 3RD
• Light the Night - Happy Hour
• Next watch party will be September 29th for the USF @ Pittsburgh game - make sur...
• Our Alumni want to tell you about their experiences in Graduate programs here at...
• Aubrey Lynch of CS And L CPAs Named '40 Under 40' By CPA Practice Advisor
• Free Web Conference Helps Florida Caregivers Address Legal Issues that Impact Seniors
• Joe Mercado New Board Chairman Of The GCLCC
• Water Atlas and New College of Florida Team Up to Advance Coastal Watershed Science, Policy and Education
• New Topics New College Announces 2011-2012 Series
• New College of Florida in Newsweek’s Top 10 Free-Spirited Colleges
• Sarasota County Teachers And Students Receive $20,000 From The Verizon Foundation
• Home-Tech Expands with New Facility in East Manatee County and Adds 13 New Employees
• The Van Wezel’s 42nd Season of Great Entertainment!
• Vote for New College for a Standing O Award!
• Book Singing - She Ain't My Sister
• Bonnie Hitt, CPA/CFP, Receives CCIFP Credential
• 'The President’s Own' United States Marine Band Concert At The Van Wezel
• Karin Grablin Attends LPL Financial 2011 National Conference, A Leading Financial Services Event Focused On Increasing Value To Investors
• SARASOTA POLICE MEMORIALS DEDICATED ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF 9-11
• Parker Law Group Celebrates Its 10 Year Anniversary
• CITY ANNOUNCES CALL TO ARTISTS; NEW PROGRAM SPOTLIGHTS LOCAL ARTISTS
• Read about USF Sarasota-Manatee in the news!
• You Have To Hear It To Believe It —Van Wezel’s New Hearing Loop Creates Friendly Environment For Patrons With Hearing Loss!
• 1st Choice Industries Reports 30% Sales Increase And Hires 18 New Employees, Plans To Add 10 More
• CITY MEETINGS NOW AVAILABLE AS MOBILE DOWNLOADS
• Lakewood Ranch Straw Poll Finalized
• University Park Donates to HUGSS
• 1st Choice Industries Reports 30% Sales Increase and Hires 18 New Employees, Plans to Add 10 More
• We've mentioned it before, but reminders are always good - approximately 60% of...
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY; NO CHANGE TO GARBAGE COLLECTION
• SRQ Wealth Management - Employee Announcement
• J.M Gun Repair Inc.- Sighting In The Past, Scoping In The Future
• Get Your Masters Degree One Night A Week!
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• Sarasota Springfest
• Back to School for Sarasota - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre Hold Auditions For Their Fall Season Of Shows
• New College of Florida Is a 2012 Fiske Best Buy School
• FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY ENHANCED ONLINE
• Lakewood Ranch Straw Poll Update
• Long Awaited Robert L. Taylor Community Complex Grand Opening Is Set
• Announcing Suncoast Technology Forum’s Quarterly IT-Educational Seminar
• Mayan Artist Visits Englewood Elementary For Year 2 Of International Service Project
• Grassroots Rally With Michele Bachmann!
• Welcome back students & faculty! Here's to a great semester!
• Sarasota Sports Talk Station - Open House!
• Experienced Commercial Banker Joins Insignia Bank
• HEALTH ADVISORY LIFTED FOR HUDSON BAYOU
• Area Contractor Recognized to Participate in ENERGY STAR Program
• WATER QUALITY MONITORING CONTINUES AT HUDSON BAYOU
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre Announcing Our 2011 Falll Season
• New College of Florida Kicks Off 2011-2012 School Year with Orientation and Mini-Classes this Week
• FORCEMAIN REPAIRED; PRELIMINARY TESTS SHOW HUDSON BAYOU SAFE
• Kerkering, Barberio and Co. - Employee Announcement
• Less than one week until Fall Semester begins! We're excited to have everyone b...
• Fawleyibryant’s Director of Interior Design Attends American Society of Interior Designers’ Annual Leadership Conference
• Tampa Boys & Girls Club Teens Excited About Web Development
• Stephen J. Martin Graduates From Gulf Coast Leadership Institute
• V-town 2 Surf And Skate Gets 'Stoked' About New Ecommerce Website
• CONTRACTOR BREAKS FORCEMAIN; FLOW DIVERTED
• Education Channel’s Studio 145 to Host Open House
• Red Cross Connects Cousins - 76 Years Later
• SALES TAX HOLIDAY AT BOBBY JONES GOLF SHOP
• Live Music at Bearded Clam
• SCS News: Ed Explore SRQ Website Connects Students To County’s Cultural Riches
• EdExploreSRQ Website Connects Students To County’s Cultural Riches
• World-Renowned Painter Michael Israel to Perform in Sarasota to to Raise Funds for Pediatric Brain Cancer Research
• Forbes Rates New College of Florida a Top 20 ‘Best Buy College’
• LOBBYING TRAINING SESSION OFFERED
• Nikki Taylor, Vice President of Business Development, Named A Partner Of Rock Solid Construction Group, Inc.
• Rick Smith Of CS And L CPAs Elected To Board
• New College of Florida Featured in Princeton Review’s 2012 ‘Best 376 Colleges’
• Stop The World - I Want To Get Off
• Wind Down With One Night Rodeo’s Friday Fest Round Up at the Van Wezel!
• FRIDAYFEST ROUND UP AT THE VAN WEZEL
• REMINDER: NATIONAL NIGHT OUT EVENT IS TOMORROW
• Suncoast Technology Forum
• Free Auto Accident Victims Seminar in Sarasota
• NATIONAL ESTUARIES DAY CELEBRATION SET FOR SEPTEMBER
• New College Presidential Search Underway; BOT Issues RFP for Search Firms
• Local Community Program: 'Walk/Talk with the Doc' National Company Takes on Sarasota-Bradenton-Venice
• Did you know that approximately 60% of job seekers find their new jobs through n...
• Spine Surgeon Joins Coastal Orthopedics Physician Group
• Kerkering Barberio Member Selected for Leadership Sarasota
• Center For Sight’s Dr. Lahners and Dr. Fezza Earn American Academy of Ophthalmology Achievement Award
• New College’s Julie Morris to Testify before U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Fisheries, Wildlife, Oceans and Insular Affairs
• The Bulls play their first football game of the season at Notre Dame on Septembe...
• Don't forget about the Master's in Social Work information session at 2pm today! Program begins Jan. 2012 - the next offering will likely be Jan. 2015, so if you are interested now, come check it out! Can't come today or need more info a
• Lindsey Schuster of CS and L CPAs Elected To Boards
• Are you interested in getting a degree but unsure of what you want to study? Test the waters and take a course or two as a non-degree seeking student! Registration for non-degree students begins August 16th. Call 941-359-4330 for more info!
• STREET RESURFACING BEGINS
• CITY COMMISSION MODIFIES METERED PARKING PROGRAM
• Special Art Exhibit / Performance
• School Board Member Zucker Serves On Florida Consortium Of School Boards
• CITY COMMISSION SETS PRELIMINARY MILLAGE RATE
• Please join us on September 7th for Triumph over Tragedy: Remembering 9/11 a Decade Later. We are looking for photos of anyone who was directly affected by the events of that day to include in a portion of our program. Please see the photo for more inf
• Pine View Student To Represent Florida at Boys Nation Event In Washington
• Just about 4 full weeks of summer left before fall classes start! Don't forget to apply and register in the midst of all the end of summer fun!
• CITY COMMISSION FOCUSES ON BUDGET
• Legendary Bombshell Dolly Parton Makes Sarasota Premiere at the Van Wezel in One of Only Two Florida Dates!
• COMMUNITY INVITED TO NATIONAL NIGHT OUT EVENT
• Interested in a Master's Degree in Social Work? Then come to an exciting event on Tuesday July 26th from 2-3:30 PM to find out more and meet with an advisor!
• Free Auto Accident Victims Seminar
• Employee Announcement - Kerkering Barberio Welcomes Mary Brown, CPC
• Back To School Does Not Mean Back To Stress
• The Gulf Coast Latin Chamber Of Commerce Announces Annual Quinceanera Celebration
• SPECIAL MEETING FOCUSES ON PARKING METERS
• INFORMATIONAL MEETING HELD FOR PROPOSED WALMART MARKET
• New Southwest Florida Red Cross Chapter Corporate Board Announced At Historic Annual Meeting
• Starfruit Productions Is Now Weddingwire Rated For 2011
• Angela Massaro-Fain Named a Finalist for Tampa Bay Business Journal’s 2011 BusinessWoman of the Year Awards
• Dr. Lynn McBrien, Associate Professor in our College of Education is in Africa on a follow-up trip to two previous research trips - you can follow her time there via her blog:
• Help We Care Manatee Support Uninsured Residents Through The Gulf Coast Gives Initiative
• A Fundraising Event For The Golden Apple Dinner Theatre: An Evening Of Lindbergh
• CITY COMMISSION HOSTS BUDGET TOWN HALL MEETING
• FridayFest at The Van Wezel Celebrates the 60s with Yesterdayze!
• FINANCE DIRECTOR BECOMES PRESIDENT OF PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION
• Sarasota votes to pull plug on parking meters
• Casey Anthony trial: Not guilty of murder, abuse
• Prosecutors want Marian Morgan evidence readmitted
• TICKET: Boat races, fireworks and more
• The 100 Greatest: No 4. Shawn Bane, Riverview
• Would-be condo vultures find earlier birds have bought up vacant condos
• What fireworks are legal for you to use? Not many.
• Buchanan down to three auto dealerships
• For space shuttle, a final liftoff, and then a void
• North Port may have trouble reclaiming $450,000
• Shrimpers may face stricter rules to protect turtles
• TICKET: Fourth of July weekend guide
• District Earns A from State, Most Elementary and Middle Schools Get A or B grade
• The Fabulous Independent Film Festival
• Limited schedule of planned Legoland park raises questions
• Take-home vehicles cost Venice taxpayers $220,000
• Robert Skidmore won't be prosecuted over altercation
• Guide to visiting Kennedy Space Center
• Vinyl Music Festival is dead
• PHOTO GALLERY: Grand Prix boat parade
• Tropical 4th of July : A Star Spangled Celebration
• Stars and Stripes Celebration
• Manatee school cleared of FCAT cheating
• 'Macho Man' Randy Savage died of heart disease
• Mall developer gets key vote, cites plan to lure retailers
• Benderson close to moving ahead, but mall plan may need tweaking
• Florida school grades improve after a bad 2010
• Citizens to have less say in Ley's replacement
• Lakeview Elementary, Oak Park Showcase Musical Talents Of Students
• Annual Americas With Disabilities Act Celebration BBQ
• Sarasota proposes parking meter changes
• Hanigan, Reds get to Shields in 4-3 win over Rays
• Judge leaving legacy of help for homeowners
• Olympic BMX qualifier coming to Sarasota
• Dr. Sarah Meaker to Lead Suncoast Technology Forum Education Committee
• Owners of condos in stricken Dolphin Tower find options limited
• Principal George Kenney lied about hypnosis, district finds
• UPDATE: Season's first tropical storm developing?
• Controversial Venice Airport safety zone approved
• TICKET: Guide to powerboat races, fireworks
• HTPreps.com 100 Greatest: No. 10: Trey Burton
• Check out USF Sarasota-Manatee In the News to keep up with what's happening on campus!
• Interim Principal Named for North Port High School
• Tampa Bay waste spills stoke fears of an era of pollution
• Dolphin Tower insurance claim rejected
• Families facing cancer find common ground
• Have you heard our GREAT news today? USF Sarasota-Manatee received separate accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools! Check out our homepage for more info about what that means: www.sarasota.usf.edu
• Fewer homes for sale, but looming foreclosures
• Disasters afar affect Florida
• Luring Hollywood to Sarasota
• Disasters afar affect Florida
• North Port legal fees: taxpayers help with records tab
• British tourist murder case: Witness called Tyson 'notorious'
• When will the foreclosure crisis end?
• Real estate credit crunch continues
• Autopsy may yield clues in Hargrove fatal stabbing
• Sunshine Skyway fishing piers about to get smaller
• Local biotech firm might get $824,000 in tax incentives
• Casey Anthony trial: Photos show Caylee in pool
• Siesta Key reaps benefits of No. 1 beach ranking
• I got hypnotized, and here's what happened
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY
• New College of Florida Announces $600,000 Scholarship Gift from Keith and Linda Monda
• F.T.C. Is Said Near a Move On Google
• NEW LIFT STATION CLOSES OSPREY AVENUE
• COMMUNITY INVITED TO DISTRICT 1 PUBLIC FORUM
• Lyons: What to do about a gator that doesn't act right?
• Flipping case: 4 plead guilty to mortgage fraud
• Terrence Hargrove, brother of NFL's Anthony Hargrove, dies of stab wounds
• Gov. Rick Scott kills insurance rate comparison website
• Former Sarasota broker in wire-fraud plea agreement
• Casey Anthony trial: Targeting prosecution's case
• New College of Florida Student Michael Long Youngest to Chair Florida Student Association
• Lakewood Ranch Community Fund Seeks Nominees for Humanitarian Award
• Legacy Of Sarasota Student Funds Dreams Of Aspiring Artists
• Jury says death, but judge sentences man to life
• Sarasota divers film whale shark in Gulf
• Sarasota Blues Festival sold to ExtremeTix
• Sarasota 'gypsy' to appear on 'Expedition Impossible'
• Undergraduate application deadline for Fall Semester is July 1st - get those applications in!
• Official explains rollback of growth rules
• Supreme Court rejects women's class-action lawsuit against Wal-Mart
• Lakewood Ranch Community Fund Seeks Nominees for Humanitarian Award
• Nik Wallenda stars in 'Life on a Wire'
• Sarasota title agent Lisa Rotolo pleads guilty in flipping fraud
• Sarasota-Bradenton home sales up 5 percent
• Trial: Woman accused of killing romantic rival
• Laws driving out homeless draw heated debate
• CITY COMMISSION AND CHARTER OFFICIAL E-MAILS AVAILABLE ONLINE
• There's an MBA info session at our North Port Instructional Facility tonight at 5:30pm! Interested in attending? Just RSVP by clicking the link! Can't join us in North Port tonight? Don't worry - there will be another MBA info session
• Manatee Commissioner Donna Hayes drops re-election bid
• Sarasota: Come for the beaches, stay for the facelift?
• Housing component called hindrance to mega-mall plan
• Massive Sarasota condo plans that were never built
• PHOTO CONTEST: Calling all cute dogs
• Wal-Mart grocery would fill Newtown void
• HTPreps rates area's Top 100 football players
• Are jellyfish a harbinger of dying seas?
• Next steps will signal governor's direction
• Foreclosure fees haunt homeowner associations
• Big Brothers Big Sisters getting bigger
• Region's jobless rate falls to 10.3 percent
• McIlroy sets record at U.S. Open
• 5 charged in flipping fraud to plead guilty
• UPDATE: No charges for former Sheriff Balkwill
• Looking for Father's Day ideas?
• Sarasota may outlaw all tobacco at city parks
• Stock futures point upward, for a change
• Holocaust Survivors Share Stories With Sarasota Middle School Students
• Former Gator Wuerffel briefly hospitalized
• John Morgan pleads guilty in Ponzi scheme
• Girl suffers chemical burns; man arrested
• Manatee flagged for possible FCAT cheating
• Plea deal with substitute accused of hitting students
• Sewage leak puts part of Manatee River off-limits
• 2011 already among most extreme weather years
• Foreclosures continue down in most of Southwest Florida
• CPA Associates and Mauldin & Jenkins Finalize the Combination of Their Businesses and Add Partners
• Webster University Holds Graduation Ceremony at The Sarasota Hyatt
• Fred Moore, Principal of Blalock Walters, Is Selected as a Rising Star by Florida Super Lawyers Magazine
• Junior Achievement of Manatee/Sarasota Raises More Than $34,000 at Annual Breakfast
• Education Channel Receives Communicator Awards of Distinction
• Judge orders psychiatric evaluation of flipper Rich Bobka
• Sarasota's Joey Lamielle gets another chance at U.S. Open
• County administrator suggests hiring inspector
• Police investigate North Port High principal
• Library closures and SCAT fare raises possible
• Manatee considers cutting animal adoption programs
• Lyons: Buchanan exonerated? Not so much
• Appeals court overturns murder conviction
• JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER SELECTS VAN WEZEL FOR STUDENT EDUCATION PROGRAM
• Booker Middle Principal Wins FL Alliance For Arts Education Award
• Summer Science and Tech Camps Help Students Prepare For High School
• Flow of tainted water from Piney Point stops
• Two local care facilities among 46 fined by state
• Southgate Mall expansion plan includes Apple store
• Casey Anthony trial: Heart-shaped stickers found
• Hey Bulls Fans! Check out USFfightsong.com and upload a video of yourself singing the fight song - you could win USF Football Season Tickets!
• New College of Florida Now Boasts Eight Fulbright Scholars for 2011-2012
• Education Foundation Installs New Officers and Directors
• 1st Choice Industries Wins Small Business of the Year Award
• 1st Annual Sloppy Joe Cook-Off
• Aggies drilling Seminoles in Super Regional
• British tourist murders: Woman saw teen flee
• Golden Apple to close without help from donors
• New short-sale contracts upsetting Realtors
• U.S. 301 MILESTONE: REMOVAL OF ORANGE BARRELS
• Wells Fargo rebranding Wachovia branch banks
• Big Night Out Opens 10th Annual FridayFest on the Bay with Dancetastic Beats!
• Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza: The Show!
• Roberta Macdonald: Songs, Stories And Mr. Chatterbox
• The Honky Tonk Angels!
• Property insurers seeking major rate increases
• PHOTO GALLERY: Volleyball tournament on Siesta
• Casey Anthony trial: Toddler's remains found near road
• Property insurers seeking major rate increases
• Teachers facing blow to take-home pay
• Suncoast Technology Forum Welcomes BarCamp to Board of Directors
• Siesta beach improvement costs balloon to $20 million
• Casey Anthony trial: More gruesome testimony
• Rare prairie dog pops up at Sarasota golf course
• 4500 Computers Donated Since 2007
• Red Cross to Offer Two-Day Certified Babysitting Course
• Fugitive real estate agent arrested on fraud charges
• Update: Leona Helmsley's dog dies in Sarasota
• Settlement with school district in boy's injury
• Bradenton rejects scaling back River Song
• Top business headlines from the Associated Press this morning
• Casey Anthony trial: Computer expert testifies
• Video: Sarasota pole-dancing studio offers yoga for dogs
• Terry Lewis picked as interim Sarasota County administrator
• Sarasota company helps to redefine concept of malls
• Venice Newsstand closes, victim of shift from print to digital
• Local Teen To Participate In Children’s Congress
• Sarasota County FCAT Scores For All Grades Remain Higher Than State Averages
• Jackson Lab wouldn't budge on need for $100 million
• Sarasota merchants adjust to parking meters
• Update: Information revealed in slayings of British tourists
• Tiger Woods to skip US Open
• Summer Food Service Program To Be Offered At Various Sites
• Booker High Student Receives Gates Millennium Scholarshipto Attend NYU
• Plans to downgrade Riverwalk in Bradenton are criticized
• Casey Anthony trial: Forensics expert testifies
• Red-light cameras could be coming to Sarasota
• BOBBY JONES GOLF CLUB OFFERS SUMMER SPECIALS
• SUNSHINE LAW TRAINING SESSIONS AVAILABLE ONLINE
• Special help for students runs up against budget cuts
• In Sarasota County, a feud over new districts
• Sarasota County at 90: Community leaders knew the time had come to go their own way
• Local Insurance Agent Showered with Awards
• Brentwood Elementary takes First Place In 'Odyssey' WorldFinals
• Another Sarasota County bid gone awry
• Graduating North Port seniors put a rough year behind them
• Special help for students runs up against budget cuts
• Families who adopted African orphans gather to share stories
• Port defends dumping slurry into pools of radioactive waste
• Capital Comments: Pill mill bill so good Scott signed it three times
• Jackson Lab says it's giving up Florida project
• Motown trumpeter Gary Deary dies at 62
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors watch jailhouse videos
• Employers added fewer jobs, unemployment ticks up to 9.1%
• Scott questioned about removal of protesters at budget-signing
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• Gov. Rick Scott signs growth bill
• Devilish Packaging, Tamed
• Chemicals in Farm Runoff Rattle States on the Mississippi
• Short Sale And Foreclosure Seminar
• Ernst: Charlotte Commissioner Robert Skidmore could face battery charges
• Soldier who stopped bank robber in national spotlight
• Hidden Sarasota: In Venice, a ferry to paradise
• Singing prodigy Jackie Evancho performs at Ringling Museum for PBS
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors hear interview with detectives
• Are you a Usf Sarasota-Manatee Alum? if so, be sure to check out your opportunity to Cruise in Northern Europe with other alumni! more info at www.USFalumni.org/travel
• Amid job cuts in Manatee County, pleas for more cash
• More charges and more suspects in Morgan case
• 5-time French champ Nadal to face Murray in semis
• Water leaking from mound of radioactive waste near Port Manatee
• TRAINING SESSIONS BEGIN TOMORROW FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS
• Grapevine Communications Named a Finalist for the 2011 Manatee Small Business/Industry Excellence of the Year Award
• Two-Day Buffet Raises Over $3K for American Red Cross1
• Manatee County's tax base down by $1 billion
• Home prices take double dip
• Shuttle Endeavour may create sonic boom over Charlotte
• Welfare drug testing now Florida law
• Back from the grave and determined to walk
• If you are a teacher or work in education, join us on Saturday, June 11th as an esteemed panel of education professionals discuss Senate Bill 736 and what it really means for you! Info can be found by clicking the event link below this post on our page!
• Robert Carlson, MD, FACS Launches Revolutionary Product
• Health and Longevity Blog Reveals Timeless Aging With Heart Surgeon
• Employee Announcement - Audrey Beecher
• Fraud hits Southwest Florida hard
• North Port Principal Allowed to Participate in Graduation Ceremony
• Sarasota Third-Grade Fcat Reading, Math Scores Remain Above State Averages
• Nursing homes a growing industry
• This team loves distressed properties
• Walmart bound for Sarasota's N. Tamiami Trail?
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Rhythm on Siesta's sand
• Siesta beach No. 1 ranking could bring region $446 million
• Mural adds vibrance to skate park
• Fraud charges for man Britons say took their life savings
• Review of Florida's public hospitals begins
• Siesta beach No. 1, but how else does Sarasota area rank?
• Playing through the pain for Memorial Day
• Walmart bound for North Trail?
• Sarasota-Bradenton businesses make new gains
• Casey Anthony trial: Former boyfriends on stand
• Nadel's florist shop returned to former owners
• Will Siesta Beach be No. 1?
• UPDATE: Scott vetoes include funding for Benderson Park
• New Sarasota County campaign works to broaden appeal
• Sarasota denied grant for public housing update
• Detert hoping for override of Loveland Center funding veto
• Gulf oil spill effects may be seen in diseased fish
• State regulators: Islandside redevelopment may proceed
• Beach Bistro owner opening Main Street restaurant
• Distressed sales as much as one-third of deals in first quarter in region
• Third Annual Sammy’s Run Benefit At Oak Park School
• Ernst: In Ley severance, lessons for county
• County to pursue Kurt Hoffman as interim leader
• Oprah Winfrey bids tearful farewell to fans
• Apple Retail Store could come to Southgate mall
• Rick Santorum to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Major clinical trial for Roskamp Alzheimer's drug
• New Program Director Named for Phoenix Academy
• A battle for reputation when appraisal is called 'tremendously misleading'
• Sharky's on the Pier ready to expand to 550 seats
• Casey Anthony trial: Baby drowned, attorney says
• NEW: Jim Ley offers to resign
• TaxWatch: $203 million in Florida budget 'turkeys'
• Billions vanish from Sarasota County tax base
• Benderson wants to drop affordable homes from University Town Center mall
• "Macho Man" Randy Savage's cause of death still unclear
• Driver in crash that killed 4 teens had alcohol and drugs in system
• Sarasota County told to make 151 changes in wake of scandal
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR MEMORIAL DAY
• Adventure racers get down and dirty
• Downtown Sarasota paid parking starts Monday
• Adventure racers get down and dirty
• A driven matriarch helps children succeed
• 'Macho Man' Randy Savage dies in accident
• Would Jackson Lab spawn other job-creators?
• Are Florida Democrats regaining momentum?
• Downtown Sarasota paid parking starts Monday
• Firing Ley could be costly
• Doug Fernandes: Fight against cancer brings sports stars to Sarasota
• Hugh Culverhouse's company sues fellow developers
• New College Graduates of 2011 Urged to Remain Personally and Morally Strong at 45th Annual Commencement Ceremony
• Manatee falls 7-6 to Lakeland in Class 5A state semifinal
• Agency to investigate North Port High student hypnosis
• IMAX theater comes to Sarasota
• Sister Nora Brick returns to love and song
• 'Macho Man' Randy Savage dies in accident
• MAYOR ATWELL WELCOMES DOWNTOWN VISITORS; OFFERS PARKING ASSISTANCE
• IMAX theater opens in Sarasota this weekend
• 'Glee' star Jane Lynch helps raise $40,000 for Palmetto High rowing
• Venice center for disabled adults hoping for funding
• Dick Vitale honors young cancer victim with gift
• Big commercial player defaults on $15.75 million loan
• North Port High School suspensions criticized
• Southwest Florida home sales rise, bucking national trend
• METERED PARKING PROGRAM BEGINS NEXT WEEK
• YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD HOSTS YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD HOSTS
• Kerkering Barberio Walks Around the World
• New Principal Appointed For Brookside Middle School
• Venice's Phillips sidelined for spring football drills
• Beemans carry double the punch for Manatee baseball
• Judge goes to unusual lengths for secrecy
• Voiceover coach teaches how to get rich by talking
• SNN 6: Jim Ley, in his own words
• Veterinarian faces prescription fraud charges
• Students support principal placed on leave over hypnosis
• John and Marian Morgan trial likely to be delayed
• Governor Rick Scott Reappoints Elaine Keating to the New College of Florida Board of Trustees
• Site of guard's killing is a hotbed for crime
• Suspect arrested in slaying of security guard
• Red Cross Launches New Nurse Assistant Training Program
• North Port High principal suspended over hypnosis
• Jim Ley considers resigning administrator's post
• Newtown complex manager named
• Fox builds season around 'X Factor'
• Chase annual meeting met with protests
• TRAINING SESSIONS OFFERED FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS; REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEARS
• Sunovia reduces losses 58% in first quarter
• Florida tourism estimates are positive
• STATE ROAD/758 SIESTA KEY BRIDGE REHABILITATION CONSTRUCTION DECISION ANNOUNCED
• Newtown complex manager named
• 1st Choice Industries Named a 2011 Small Business Award Finalist by Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
• Sarasota Young Professionals Group and The HuB to Host SUM+ Conference
• BUSINESS BUZZ Best in Sarasota hospitality named
• UPDATE: J&J Homes founder shot, killed in Costa Rica
• Senior Friendship Centers founder dies
• Emergency meeting requested on Jim Ley's job
• Do you have a friend or family member with Alzheimers or another type of Dementia? Join the Usf Sarasota-Manatee Gerontology Club on Saturday, May 28th as they host a New Pathways to Memory Seminar! More info can be found on their webpage:
• TV preview: NBC unveils 6 new series
• NEW MANAGER SELECTED FOR ROBERT L. TAYLOR COMMUNITY COMPLEX
• New College of Florida’s Gordon Michalson to Retire as President and Return to the Classroom, Effective July 1, 2012
• BUSINESSES RECEIVE TAX CREDITS FOR DONATIONS TO COMMUNITY PROJECTS
• J&J Homes founder shot, killed in Costa Rica
• Baseball legend Rocky Nelson? Not quite.
• Failed bank was under federal investigation
• Rays bewildered by lack of offense at home
• Guardian at the gates ... and the pool, and the rec center
• Baseball legend Rocky Nelson? Not quite.
• Failed bank was under federal investigation
• Lightning strike quickly in first to take opener over Bruins, 5-2
• Lyons: A medical problem with legal complications
• Math/science career summit fuels girls' dreams
• Orioles cool red-hot Rays in 6-0 shutout
• Math push begins with algebra test
• Progress on a plan to protect the Gulf
• Jane Lynch pumps up Palmetto High pep rally
• Manatee High plays for state tournament berth
• Ernst: Questions for attorney Robinson? He doesn't want to hear them.
• COMMISSIONERS SWORN INTO OFFICE; MAYOR SELECTED
• Anna Maria pier turns 100
• Custom Carts, Inc. Launches New Website
• Alta Vista Fifth-Graders to ‘Go Fishing’ at Mote Aquaculture Research Park
• He's building 7 waterfront mansions before finding a buyer
• If you smoke, Venice probably doesn't want to hire you
• Traffic circles? Just sit back and enjoy the show
• Former county worker appears to have killed himself
• Sarasota County officials forget to vote on Jackson support resolution
• Woods withdraws from Players after 9 holes
• New College of Florida Has Impressive Six Fulbright Scholars for 2011-2012
• Lenders poised to pick up the pace of foreclosures
• Local Agencies Partner for Town Hall Gathering to Prevent Bullying
• Prospective Anthony trial juror found in contempt
• Ex-appraiser faces fraud charges over failed development
• Commission to redraw district boundaries
• Sarasota Virtual School Enrollment Starts May 16 for 2011-12
• Panel to Explore Future of Arts Education at Art Center Sarasota
• Willie Charles Shaw wins District 1 commission runoff
• New Venice Police Chief Thomas McNulty sworn in
• Venice council OKs Pinebrook Road expansion
• New design of jet drive for boats developing
• Bradenton adding more red-light cameras
• Indicted project manager received gifts from another firm
• Charlotte High students showed up drunk to prom
• A clash over city status for Lakewood Ranch
• Public records rules to be revised in North Port
• A monkey wrench in DUI prosecution
• JEFF MANLEY OF KOALA TEE WINS BEST BOSSES AWARD
• Mirabella shines, but Braden River falls in 4A state semifinal
• From East Africa to Lakewood Ranch, with love
• Sarasota-area home prices buck the national trend, Zillow finds
• WORK CREWS BEGIN TO REPLACE WATER METERS
• Spec homes launching Spice Bay
• More sales, but for less money in 2011
• Once the area's main attraction, Lido Casino degenerated into 'a real piece of history wasted'
• Phoenix Academy Principal Selected to Lead Booker High School
• A GPS pioneer turns satellites into anchors
• Herald-Tribune columnist Rich Brooks dies
• The mysteries of Ma Flo
• The mysteries of Ma Flo
• Herald-Tribune columnist Rich Brooks dies
• Sheriffs hope not to lose money
• Legislature passes 7 ballot items for 2012
• Lawmakers finalize $69.7 billion budget
• District Names Lamarque Media Center Aide School-Related Employee of the Year
• Growth rules rollback goes to Scott
• Sarasota area takes another step toward film stardom
• Rising oil and gas prices take a break
• Southwest Florida still playing catch-up on unemployment
• Witness contradicts Shawn Tyson's account of car shooting
• Deaths of teenagers make for wrenching times at schools
• Should Venice council members get cheap health care?
• SCAT BUS SHELTERS IN CITY OF SARASOTA TO BE REPLACED
• COMMUNITY MEET & GREET FOR MANAGER CANDIDATES OF ROBERT L. TAYLOR COMMUNITY COMPLEX
• ELECTION DAY IS NEXT WEEK
• USF Sarasota-Manatee & Sanborn Film & Television Institute announced a partnership this morning to offer a Master's in Business Administration with a concentration in Film! Check out our homepage for more details - coming soon!
• BIG announcement on campus a little later this morning - stay tuned!
• Tax cuts for businesses praised
• Denise Lee foundation works to prevent 911 mistakes
• Jackson Laboratory and foundation push ahead in Sarasota
• First Watch will open 5th restaurant in region
• USF and studio foundation to offer MBA with film focus
• Home partially owned by indicted broker in foreclosure
• More arts funding in state budget
• School employee of the year chosen for creativity
• Venice roundabout opens, and no crashes yet
• Neighbors win fight against Manatee cement plant
• INAUGURAL MEETINGS SET FOR POLICE PANELS
• A funding cut for schools, but how steep?
• Florida's population getting older, but state isn't graying without company
• Sarasota District Fcat Writing Scores Rise At All Grade Levels
• Local projects included in state budget
• Funding for Jackson Lab looking more difficult
• Lightning hold 3-2 lead in possible clinching game
• Prosecutor resigns amid review of juvenile court system
• Free concerts return to Bradenton
• Obama will not release bin Laden photos
• Controversial Venice roundabout to open Friday
• Dr. Helen N. Fagin to Give New College Commencement Address, May 20, 2011
• STUDENT ART WITH INTERNATIONAL FOCUS TO BE DEDICATED AT BAYFRONT PARK
• Two New College of Florida Students Awarded French Teaching Assistantships
• At Celery Fields, park a reason to celebrate
• Twenty-Four Years of 24/7 Caregiving by Local Resident
• Two Sarasota County Schools Lead State in Most Books Readin 30 days
• Immigration bill looks unlikely this session
• Master of horror Stephen King likes his Chevy Volt and Sarasota
• Sarasota-Bradenton men accused of looting in Alabama
• Secret evidence in British tourist murder case
• David Band prevails in fraud trial
• Boardwalk may be added to Anna Maria City Pier
• How the U.S. found, killed Osama bin Laden
• David Band civil trial: Broken trust, or buyer beware?
• New College Email Off-Line, May 2, 2011
• Islands of pain, islands of stability
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Road and bridge work underway in Manatee
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Roadwork underway from Sarasota to Englewood
• Insignia Bank Expands Investment Services By Adding Olympia Baylou As Licensed Branch Employee
• Pine View Team Wins Top Prize Of $20,000 In Moody's Mega Math Challenge
• News from Webster University Sarasota Metropolitan Campus - April 20, 2011
• Insignia Bank Expands Investment Services By Adding Olympia Baylou As Licensed Branch Employee
• Golden Apple Dinner Theatre 2011 Summer Season!
• Crew capture points title at rowing regatta; Scullers third
• State GOP chairman Bitner has Gehrig's disease
• Bradenton's DeSoto parade packs the streets
• Volunteers tend to storm victims as death toll rises
• Palmetto High grad Mistral Raymond overcomes heartache, drafted by Vikings
• Three area softball teams in regional finals
• Palmetto grad Mistral Raymond selected by Vikings
• Market snapshot: Casey Key
• Summer Season for The Golden Apple
• The World’s First and Only Electronic Eyeglasses Debut at Kantor Eye Associates
• Sarasota's Bank of Commerce ordered to boost capital
• Bucs pick up Bowers with second pick
• Judge denies request for mistrial in Band lawsuit
• State GOP chairman Bitner has Gehrig's disease
• Keys to successful real estate negotiating
• RECYCLING VIDEO WINNERS RECOGNIZED
• Violent storms kill hundreds in the South
• British royal wedding festivities begin
• The Eagle Speaks From Cafe Kili' Brings Support To Active U.S. Miltary Member, Veterans and Global Liberty Lovers.
• Sarasota County School District To Name 2011 School-Related Employee of the Year at May 5 Program
• Exxon on the defensive as it makes huge profits
• Both sides make points in David Band civil trial
• Region's pending home sales hit 6-year high
• Sarasota company showing power of its iPhone system
• Girls race, but not to win
• Violent storms kill at least 85 in the South
• Lakewood Ranch Community Fund Gala Raises Money to Support Local Charities
• Sarasota Bay Watch To Clean Up Marine Debris From The Sister Keys
• Wilkinson Elementary Students to Interview Senior Citizens, Write Biographies
• Sarasota High School Stages ‘Beauty and the Beast’ for community, Schools
• Most Improved Student Awards Honor Young People Overcoming Challenges
• UPDATE: British tourist murder case reveals prosecutor problems
• 2 Sarasota-area community banks go from losses to profits
• Words heated as prominent Sarasota attorney David Band's trial starts
• Contractor blames David Band for project cost-cutting
• Murder, robbery and rape on decline, law enforcement says
• White House releases Obama birth certificate
• New College Alum Scott Baker Awarded 2011 Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation
• The TEA Party Movement is Going Strong
• 3 area players named to All-State soccer teams
• Sales increase 10.9% for local businesses
• Fewer flaws found in city purchasing
• Recession cuts revenue from "penny tax"
• It's not too late - sign up to walk with us in the DeSoto Parade on Saturday night! www.sarasota.usf.edu/parade
• Floridians' confidence falls for third month
• CONGRATULATIONS to our upcoming spring Graduates who will be receiving their degrees one week from Sunday - We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished! Go Bulls!
• Winners of the 2011 Regional Science Fair To Be Honored April 28, 2011
• Kerkering Barberio is Voted One of The 'Best Places to Work'
• Bradenton immigrant, once homeless, now courted by Ivy League
• Gator wanders into Palmetto woman's bathroom
• Skipping school may cost families their homes
• Continue celebrating Earth Day by attending our Business Sustainability event on Wednesday, April 27th! Learn practical steps for making your business sustainable and how making these changes can open new market niches! Click on "Events" and
• Documents show a Scott push to shutter Citizens
• Sarasota workers could take big hit in pension deal
• Documents show a Scott push to shutter Citizens
• Sarasota workers take big hit in pension deal
• Contention over review of Sarasota County purchasing
• Another county worker suspended
• Capitol Comment: Arizona-style immigration bill looking less likely
• American automaker likely to retake No. 1 sales spot
• British tourist murder case: New charges for suspect
• TicketSarasota: Easter weekend picks
• SPECIAL MEETING SCHEDULED TO DISCUSS CITY CHARTER
• House drug database bill leaves funding in doubt
• $4 fuel imperils area rebound
• With $4 gas seemingly inevitable, fears for the economy
• Sarasota-Bradenton condos selling like it's 2005
• Nokomis insurance agent arrested
• Missteps freed youth in British tourist murder case
• 'More everything' at Venice Theatre
• Local Red Cross Chapters to Deploy Two Volunteers to North Carolina Relief Effort
• Two Sarasota Teachers Selected To Participate In National Teachers Academy
• District To Hold Sarasota Virtual School Information Session
• Lightning score, draw to within one goal
• Venice's historic El Patio Hotel is sold
• Girl, 14, struck and killed on U.S. 41 Bypass in Venice
• Firefighter's complaint leads to drug test and psychiatrist
• British tourists ran after being shot, witness says
• Slain nurse case: 'Person of interest' sought
• EARLY VOTING BEGINS NEXT WEEK
• One more week to sign up to walk with USF Sarasota-Manatee in the DeSoto Parade!
• 3rd Annual Emergency Preparedness Workshop
• NFL, players resume court-ordered negotiations during 'tough day'
• Building permits increase in U.S.
• Venice utility director seeks study of rates
• Storms unlikely to veer away from U.S. coast again
• NEW: Murder victim's family returns to England
• Hundreds Honored Former State Sen. Bob Johnson at New College Event
• Gulf oil spill: Panhandle hopes for rebound 1 year later
• Award-Winning Author Josip Novakovich to Speak at New College this Friday, April 22
• Special event for students interested in Grad School on April 30th! FREE practice testing, financial aid seminars, alumni panel & more! Panelists: Darlene Watts, Detective, Sarasota Sheriff’s Department; Joshua Bennett, Principal, Bashaw Elem
• Sarasota Police investigating double homicide
• For 2012, a new New Beetle
• Kenyan runs fastest marathon ever
• Award-Winning Author Josip Novakovich to Speak at New College this Friday from 7-9 pm
• Herald-Tribune wins Pulitzer Prize
• Bank's new owner says layoffs, closings unlikely
• New Facebook campus presenting challenges
• New Book by New College Professor Beneš Addresses Cutthroat Politics in Medieval Italy
• New College Professor Myhill Examines Shakespeare’s Audiences in New Book
• APRIL IS FAIR HOUSING MONTH
• Do you want to walk with us in the DeSoto Parade on April 30th? If you are 18 years of age or older and you want to represent USF Sarasota-Manatee, sign up by using the link below! The number of participants will be limited, so sign up today!
• SPECIAL REPORT: Area schools rehire banned subs
• Real estate a third act for former pop star
• Island has antidote to recession
• LIVE VIDEO: Billiards star Mike Massey at the Rusty Hook
• Local member of Tuskegee Airmen has died
• Scoring machine flips her way to HT Player of the Year Honors
• Volleyball on Siesta Public Beach
• SPECIAL REPORT: Area schools rehire banned subs
• Cardinal Mooney lifter Nugent 5th in state in 169
• Reggie Smalls is H-T All-Area Boys Basketball Player of the Year
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sarasota Film Festival party
• Scott demands lawmakers cut taxes
• Boating business bounces back after recession
• Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte see jobless rate fall
• Regulators close Superior Bank
• Geena Davis brings dazzle and inspiration to Booker
• VIDEO: Interview with family of slain teacher
• Sunday preview: Banned substitutes kept teaching
• Scott rescinds cuts to disabled care
• Contest ends Sunday at Midnight!! Sign up to win 2 FREE TICKETS, a MEET & GREET session and an AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR for next Friday's Jarrod Neimann and Lee Brice show at Joyland! Free to enter the contest and the winner will be announced Monday
• Obituary: His business background Sarasota Memorial grow
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE PRESENTS FINAL REPORT
• Hidden Sarasota: The best paddling secret in the county
• Volunteers being organized for rowing regatta
• Coastal Behavioral Healthcare Inc. Names 2010 Employee of the Year
• Stars assemble in Bradenton to shoot local TV pilot
• Did agent sell worthless insurance to Sarasota homeowners?
• Funding cuts for local libraries expected to stun, not kill
• Sarasota Film Festival: Full coverage
• Do you have a middle school girl interested in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math? Then sign her up for the 3rd Annual S.T.E.M. Summit on May 14th - it's FREE and a lot of FUN!
• Friday, April 22nd is USFSM Night at Joyland! Join us for Jarrod Neimann & Lee Brice's Higher Education Tour! Tickets are on sale now on the Joyland website - or sign up to win 2 FREE TICKETS, 2 MEET & GREET PASSES & AN AUTOGRAPHED GUI
• Selby orchid controversy made Bradenton botanist famous
• Another steep dive in Southwest Florida foreclosure filings
• Sarasota County tightens grip on grant money
• Public hearing set over Manatee bank's planned purchase of another bank
• PGT hiring 150 for its Venice factory
• Bonds found guilty of obstruction of justice
• New College of Florida Student Cody Gunton Receives Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
• TRAINING SESSIONS OFFERED FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS
• Thinking about Grad School? Let our Alumni help answer your questions! Join us April 30th to hear from our grads - Joshua Benett, Principal at Bashaw Elementary; Nicole Mancini, Guest Relations Manager at The Longobat Key Club & Resort; Joe Grute
• Coastal Behavioral Healthcare Inc. Names 2010 Employee of the Year
• Sarasota County Schools News: Ribbon Cutting, Tours of New SCTI Buildings
• With no Crosby, name power lands with Lightning
• Car was going 99 mph in crash that killed 4 teenagers
• METERED PARKING PROGRAM PREP WORK BEGINS
• FREE TROLLEY OFFERED FROM PARKING GARAGE TO BAYFRONT PARK
• Will commuters pay $2.50 for a North Port-Sarasota express bus?
• Women build Habitat for Humanity homes
• Sarasota oral surgeon joins Army
• Sarasota high school buddies own 16 bars
• Sarasota worker had earlier contract controversy
• Theater key player for Lakewood Ranch plaza
• Sarasota worker had earlier contract controversy
• Another Riverview grad has encounter with Warren Buffett
• Jim Ley's email blasts ethical lapses
• Art show to benefit autism programs
• Weekend Picks: Sharks teeth, films and vinyl
• Theater key player for Lakewood Ranch plaza
• MAYOR ATTENDS 'MAYORS MEAN BUSINESS' CONFERENCE
• DUMPSTER DAY COMING TO SARASOTA
• Hidden Sarasota: Top 10 things to do at state park
• Home Depot joining South Trail boomlet
• Florida House approves economic development 'superfund'
• 'Mangrove Slasher 2' made in Sarasota
• Deal struck to retain local fertilizer rules
• CITY CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY
• Sarasota may ban smoking on city property
• Pirates will invade USFSM at 4:30pm!! Join us as the Conquistador's from DeSoto Heritage Festival come by boat (really!) to capture USFSM! See you in the Courtyard!
• State budget bills cuts wide and deep
• Colorado State team forecasts 9 hurricanes for 2011
• Suncoast Technology Forum Appoints New Executive Director
• Get Your Masters Degree One Night A Week!
• Nurse Assistant Training Program to Begin in Late April
• Local Red Cross Chapters Announce Plans For Consolidation
• A middle school track run by Marines
• Lobbying to legalize beekeeping in Sarasota
• Riverview names Todd Johnson as football coach
• Sarasota film fest shapes young moviemakers
• Tomorrow is CAPTURE Day! Don't forget to come down to the Courtyard at 4:30 for the big event!
• Detective won't be disciplined for wrong woman's arrest
• Sarasota County aims to improve homeless aid
• Colorado State team forecasts 9 hurricanes for 2011
• Wrongly convicted man ineligible for compensation
• Environmental groups form united front against 'draconian' reforms
• The 3rd Annual Middle School Girls S.T.E.M. Summit is coming on May 14th - stay tuned for details! They will be posted soon!
• It's almost USFSM Day! Don't forget to wear your green & gold tomorrow!
• Suncoast Technology Forum Appoints New Executive Director
• Bills require consumers to pay more for less hurricane coverage
• Investigators dig into life of slain Manatee teacher Ellis
• Golfers get two holes-in-one in one round
• Armed gang may be targeting Manatee businesses
• Medicaid cuts threaten programs for disabled
• Severe storms in South kill 8
• Two Orion bankers take plea deals in fraud case
• Don't forget USFSM Day this Thursday in the Courtyard! Be there at 4:30pm to be part of the CAPTURE by the Crewe of DeSoto!!
• Janice Mee kept busy as advocate for children
• Venice Middle To Launch First-In-Nation Young Marines Middle School Program
• Kerkering, Barberio and Co. Announces Promotion
• Cardinal Mooney High School Launches New Website
• Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of Florida News - April 03, 2011
• Breaking: Vehicle submerged in Siesta Key canal
• Hotel renegotiates loan with bank
• Banks, credit-card issuers warn of email breach
• Condos going for $50,000 -- and less
• Fewer building permits in Manatee County
• $100 million in growth coming to Lakewood Ranch
• 'Superfund' could be Jackson Lab project's best shot
• Sarasota school to close its unique speech therapy class
• Elections for Student Government begin tomorrow - don't forget to vote!
• HEALTH ADVISORY LIFTED FOR HUDSON BAYOU
• Manatee's Turner Tree and Landscaping still solid as an oak
• Office space vacancy rate remains high
• Woman's arrest a case of mistaken identity
• Southwest grounds 80 planes after incident
• Sarasota fest fuels visions of a local 'Hollywood'
• Detectives impound slain teacher's car
• Sarasota County Schools News - Suspicious Incident Report Connect-ED message April 1, 2011
• District To Hold Orientation Session For Charter School Applicants
• Search is on for killer of Sarasota nurse
• Sarasota jobs fair draws more local companies
• Record 7 inches of rain erases signs of drought
• Man tried to lure girl into his car, police say
• CITY OPENS EMPLOYEE HEALTH CENTER
• Sarasota philanthropist Roland Abraham dies
• National Radio Host to Kick-off Relay for Life
• Phoenix Academy Students To Attend Orlando Magic Game
• Another try for Jackson Lab funding
• 2nd county worker resigns in bribery probe
• Detectives impound slain teacher's car
• WEATHER ALERT: Area under tornado watch
• Kanes celebrating a retail milestone
• Kensington Park murder victim identified
• We are still seeing some severe weather in Sarasota & Manatee Counties - if you are coming to campus tonight or just out traveling, please give yourself some extra time and drive safely!
• Orion Bank's former CEO indicted on fraud charges
• USF Tampa Alert - Tornado warning in effect for Hillsborough County. Be prepared to seek shelter. Visit usf.edu for more details.
• ADVISORY BOARD VOLUNTEERS HONORED
• CITY HOSTS MOBILITY FAIR
• YouthArts Fest
• Avenue Q Has Been Extended at The Golden Apple
• Cranberry Elementary Seeks Teens To Help Younger Students Prep For Fcat
• Stephen J. Martin Recognized as a Top Financial Advisor by LPL Financial
• BREAKING: Man shot, killed in North Port
• Figure in Sarasota-area mortgage fraud due out in June
• Severe storms likely in Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte
• Working guys by day, naked butlers by night
• Google picks Kansas over Sarasota for speed
• Jim Ley 'embarrassed' over bribe investigation
• Undergraduate summer application deadline is Monday, May 2nd! Apply now and take some summer courses to get ahead!
• Jungle Falls water park proposed for Manatee
• Video: SWAT team shoots man with beanbag
• Man's rape conviction overturned after 18 years in prison
• Store clerk chases away robber with Taser
• Brain-dead son taken off life support and dies
• Sarasota plans to cut teacher pay and benefits
• If you are a USFSM student and you use Twitter, we want to follow you! Leave us a comment (or send a private message!) with your info. Happy Tweeting!
• Video released of armed robbery in Manatee
• Car chase suspect spits blood and bites nurse, deputies say
• HEALTH ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR HUDSON BAYOU
• TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURES PLANNED AT U.S. 41 & OSPREY AVE.
• YouthArts Fest Showcases Student Talent
• PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CREATES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR DOWNTOWN SARASOTA
• Check out your USF Sarasota-Manatee Crew Team at the Pirates Game on Sunday! Go Bulls!
• USF Sarasota-Manatee JDRF Walk Team Photo - THANK YOU to everyone who participated!
• Baseball spring training in Sarasota ends tomorrow
• Full-time residents leaving the coast
• Southeast cornerback Brian Poole drawing major college attention
• Does code enforcement go too far?
• Report-card time for the state's insurers
• Home buying contracts up again
• BYU's Fredette leads AP All-America team
• We had a great time at the JDRF Walk on Saturday & at the Pirates game with the USFSM Crew Team on Sunday! Thanks to everyone who came out!
• Contracts for window invention come in nick of time
• Tourism and new construction make Anna Maria hum
• For young mothers, a chance to just be girls at prom
• Full-time residents leaving the coast
• Aviation enthusiasts enjoy air show
• Report-card time for the state's insurers
• Florida State gets ready for Cinderella VC-who?
• An art gallery floats to town
• Pollen find recasts state's geological history
• Holocaust expert brings fight against hatred to Sarasota
• Birth of the Sarasota sitcom
• Region's jobless rate drops sharply in February
• Second county worker investigated in NASCAR trip case
• North Port basketball become D1 pipeline
• Riverview coaching choice a no-brainer?
• Update: Company accused of bribery did good work, lawyer says
• Ringling Museum hires executive director
• Composer's new work combines beauty and horror
• Wear your Green & Gold to the final spring training game of the year at McKechnie Field on Sunday - it's USF Day at the Pirates game and our Crew Team will be announced on the field! See you there!
• Dueling beach walks to pack Siesta Key
• Senators call for federal hearings on new drywall guidelines
• Are you a USFSM student looking for a job? Stop in or call Career Services for information about the upcoming Suncoast Career Expo on April 1st!
• USFSM will be participating in the Walk to Cure Diabetes with JDRF on Siesta Key this weekend - we hope to see all of you there!
• Florida will try to crowd BYU's you-know-who
• Women’s Resource Center Modernizes Company Image to Increase Awareness Amongst Community
• Bay Haven Third-Grade Teacher Named Sarasota County Teacher Of The Year
• 4th Annual Golf Tournament to Honor Payton Wright & Raise Funds for Pediatric Brain Cancer Research
• Governor orders review of tax-funded hospitals
• A 228-foot floating art gallery docks in Sarasota
• Photo gallery: 228-foot yacht docks in Sarasota
• No charges for pianist accused of shoving boy
• BREAKING: Liz Taylor dies at 79
• Jackson Lab won't get $100 million from state, legislators say
• The number is 3,421 - any guesses as to what it might refer to? Check back later this afternoon for the answer to see if you were right!
• Florida's First Pet Ambulance Wins Best New Pet Business Award
• FSU's James returns to San Antonio on new mission
• Disabilities illustrate dangers of distracted driving
• Riverview football coach job attracts crowd
• Jackson Lab answers a $129 million question
• Americans rescued after jet crashes in Libya
• What is the cost of a sustainability plan for your business & how do you get there? Join us as Michael Carlson of Carlson Studio Architecture and Julie Childers Henry, Director of Conservation Enterprises Unlimited tackle these and other questions o
• If you are a current student at USFSM, mark your calendar for April 7th!
• Two Sarasota Schools Showcased in Junior League Kitchen Festival
• Local companies' idea for app blooms
• Home prices rebound, slightly
• Twitter doesn't create revolutions, Malcolm Gladwell says
• Memorial beach walk for teenagers planned Saturday
• Colony Resort on Longboat Key attracts more than a dozen renovation proposals
• He saw Sarasota while driving shut-ins for decades
• Have you registered for tomorrow's Lunch & Learn in North Port yet? If not, here is the link:
• New College Receives $1 Million Gift from Philanthropist Beverly Koski
• If you are a USFSM student graduating in May and think you're our next Outstanding Senior, contact Jay Riley for an application!
• USFSM's Institute for Public Policy and Leadership is participating in @Realize Bradenton! Join us for a look at the 60's through the lens of art & culture on Mon, April 7th at Manatee Players Theater! Want more info? Call 359-4602
• Welcome back from Spring Break! Only 7 more weeks until Commencement!
• At fair, grooming dogs and handlers
• 2010 something of a comeback for Sarasota and Manatee counties
• Larson Educational Services fills void for Andy Gray
• A Tribute To Johnny Cash
• Quadriplegic Accident Victim To Speak To Venice High Students About Driving Dangers
• Manatee County is catching up
• Scott leaving state pension fund management alone
• Sarasota County Teacher Of The Year To Be Named From Three Finalists
• Scott says Jackson Lab must offer good return
• A real-world tragedy, and virtual mourning
• Two solemn gatherings for crash victims
• Agency reverses course on wires in Chinese drywall homes
• North Port coach accused of letting players watch pornography
• Ringleader of AmeriFirst fraud sentenced to 25 years
• Doolittle Raiders to headline Punta Gorda air show
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Just In Time For Subterranean Termite Season: Macy’s Termite & Pest Control Now Has Exclusive Product To Fight The Destructive Pests
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) Annual Walk
• Proposal would split state high court
• SMA students march to funeral of classmate
• Sarasota business man to appear on ABC's "Shark Tank"
• Labor threats poignant for Irish-Americans
• International complications might delay Morgans' trial
• Housing disparities seen in range of foreclosures
• No-swim advisory lifted at Venice Public Beach
• 19th Annual Venice Shark’s Tooth Festival April 8-10, 2011 to Feature Thousands of Fossils
• Tyler Spann's family sues Sheriff's Office over death
• Fatal crash leaves a mother heartbroken
• Health officials hope to reopen Venice Public Beach
• SMA student injured in hit-and-run accident
• Don't forget to wear your GREEN ( & GOLD!) for St. Patrick's Day tomorrow!
• Riverview's legendary coach Sprague retires
• Sarasota Film Festival 2011
• Employee Announcement Williams Parker Harrison Dietz and Getzen
• Coastal Behavioral Healthcare Inc.'s Compass Center's Spring 2011 Leadership Charlotte’s Class Project
• As pain lingers, funerals set for teenagers
• Momentum for bill that pares sinkhole coverage
• Sarasota County rescinds grants to companies
• Sarasota County commissioners discuss being more business-friendly
• We hope everyone is enjoying Spring Break! Be safe and we'll see you all next week!
• Did you know that Florida is the most popular sport fishing destination in the country? Join us tomorrow for Environmental Economics: Fisheries with two representatives from Mote Aquarium! Registration can be found online:
• Facing her own challenge, Venice teenager offers up a gift
• Builders' study of toxic drywall is criticized
• Koala Tee Selected as Exclusive Supplier for DONZI Apparel
• We Care Manatee Raises More Than $50,000 to Provide Free Medical Care to Uninsured Residents
• Memorial for teens killed in Sunday crash
• Teenage driver in fatal crash said to be speeding
• Florida banks still 'in the red'
• Robb & Stucky now saying it will lay off 380
• Another $1 million for Arthur Nadel's victims
• PUBLIC INVITED TO PUBLIC WORKS OPEN HOUSE
• Have you ever been to Treviso, Italy? This afternoon, USF Sarasota-Manatee is bringing Treviso (Sarasota's sister city!) to you! Join us at 4:00pm as we kick of "Le immagini della fantasia," a traveling exhibit from Treviso of children&#
• Florida banks still 'in the red'
• How people can help Japanese earthquake recovery
• Tampa veteran wins Sarasota Half Marathon
• Willkinson Road partially closed due to accident
• After tsunami and quake, threat of nuclear disaster grows
• Sarasota Baseball Classic begins Monday
• Gas costs a shared pain
• Pension gaffe costs Venice taxpayers $23,000
• Mustachioed , flag-carrying marathoner runs to survive
• OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS
• Learning to let go
• Great Dane custody dispute goes viral
• You could own a piece of the Arthur Nadel collection
• New College Foundation Elects Five Trustees
• Making a house-for-sale into a show house
• Major quake and tsunami strike Japan; Pacific braces for effects
• UPDATE: Senate passes teacher pay tenure bill
• Murder mystery to be filmed in Southwest Florida
• Sarasota Ballet to dance in Washington, D.C.
• Coast Guard tries to save sinking boat
• Death of Sarasota woman, 18, under investigation
• check out the temporary studio where we filmed some faculty videos! stay tuned on our website for lots of great stuff from the professors of USF Sarasota-Manatee!
• Creators & Collectors tour: Back to basics
• Don't forget - MBA information session in North Port tonight! More info on our homepage!
• Charlie Sheen sues Warner Bros. for $100 million
• Alumna Raymonda Burgman Named Associate Provost
• Rising Gas Cost Finds the Nation Better Prepared
• Heat Damages Colombia Coffee, Raising Prices
• S.E.C. Chairwoman Under Fire Over Ethics Issues
• Bank Chief Rejects Idea Of Reducing Home Loans
• Flirting With a Repeat of a Stunted Recovery
• In Galleon Trial, a Case for Greed vs. a Picture of Diligence
• In Groupons $6 Billion Wake, a Fleet of Start-Ups
• Marketers Celebrate Glimmers of Recovery
• Davis to appear at Sarasota Film Festival
• UPDATE: Woman shot during purse snatching at Publix
• Stephen King's vision of horror: Rick Scott?
• Grant money to help college students and young children of migrants
• Wildfire season could be worst in a decade
• Fort Bragg infant death toll rises to 12
• Sarasota election recount set for Friday
• Look for interviews with Miss America 1999, Nicole Johnson, who is the Executive Director of BringingScienceHome on ABC 7 Sarasota - WWSB, SNN6 (Official Fan Page), Access 19 and in the Bradenton Herald and Sarasota Observer! She shared her personal exp
• UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS AVAILABLE
• Don't forget - Summer 2011 Undergraduate application deadline is approaching - Get those applications in today!
• Caragiulo, Snyder win Commission seats
• Control tower tops off Punta Gorda Airport growth
• UPDATE: Jackson Laboratory seeking $300 million
• Too bright? Sarasota garage's lights attract complaints
• Costco gets permit to demolish Dillard's at Sarasota Square Mall
• Venice slows progress on city manager move
• "There she is, (former) Miss America Nicole Johnson" - on campus TOMORROW morning to kick-off our JDRF walk! Check out our homepage under the events tab for more info!
• ELECTION DAY TODAY
• Manatee Players take top honors at theater fest
• Benjamin W. Jones, CFP/AIF, Is Admitted As A Shareholder
• Venice Public Beach still closed to swimmers
• Community banks could get billions in stimulus
• Florida Supreme Court targeted by lawmakers
• Is anyone signed up to walk on March 26th for JDRF? USF Sarasota-Manatee has a team and we hope to see you walking with us on Siesta Key Beach!
• Are you interested in Student Government? Applications are available & due March 25th! Stop by the SGA offices for more info.
• All current USFSM students are eligible for the English Society's poetry contest - check out the TV monitors on campus for details!
• Mob mentality: Arts groups turn to flash dances
• At Oscar Scherer Park, "jay walking" is encouraged weekly
• Yoder's Restaurant grows into Amish village
• Boating ordeal spawns defamation lawsuit and countersuit
• Abortion limits likely to be tightened in Florida
• Latest Chillounge lifts spirits and daybeds
• Federal funding aimed at homeownership comes under scrutiny
• Fresh from indictment, flipper is sailing to Caribbean
• Jackson Lab set to take case to Tallahassee
• National unemployment down to 8.9%, though state lags behind
• Sarasota County threatens to close Lido Beach pool
• Pollen counts soar in Sarasota
• UPDATE: No criminal charges for deputy in woman's head injury
• Capital Comment: Everglades funding at risk in session
• Mob mentality: Arts groups turn to flash dances
• Parade of Homes design awards
• Golfer lands a rare hole-in-one
• Teacher Of The Year Finalists Surprised At Schools By Tribute Tour
• Suncoast Center for Independent Living and ABC 7 Presents Free Emergency Preparedness Workshop
• Jackson Lab's plan for Florida has nation's attention
• Sheriff talks to Tiger Bayon immigration
• Did sewage spill cause beach closures?
• Hidden Sarasota: 3 parks reveal a secret world
• Catholic priest accused of sex abuse has bail reduced
• Ex-Boy Scout pleads to lesser charges in sex abuse case
• Interesting news from Brown University about how education beyond the bachelor’s degree has been shown to lower blood pressure! Come to our MBA info session in North Port next week for your health :)
• Usf Sarasota-Manatee will be hosting an MBA info session in North Port on March 10, a transfer day @ Edison's Charlotte Campus on March 15, and a Lunch & Learn in North Port on March 22nd. Check out our Future Students Events Page for more de
• Local Talent And Businesses Collaborate For Starfruit Productions' Screening Of 'The Couch'
• UPDATE: Jackson Lab picks Sarasota County
• Jackson Lab by the numbers
• Venice mayor picks city manager
• Bradenton restaurant to be on Food Network
• County celebrates completion of Fruitville Road project
• Woman searches for missing disabled brother
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• GET ENERGY SMART REBATE PROGRAM PAYS BACK TO HOMEOWNERS
• Warren Buffett's son glad not to have father's money
• Howard helps Magic beat Knicks
• Law Firm Of Williams Parker Harrison Dietz And Getzen News - March 01, 2011
• Look Who’s Talking…Wanna Chat With Your Pet?
• Power Surge: O's launch 5 HR off Rays before sellout crowd
• Fans enjoy opening day at new Ed Smith
• Pickets outside Planned Parenthood dinner
• Lyons: Even critics may as well enjoy the stadium
• Jackson Lab picks Sarasota County, sources say
• Update: Hospitals seek $100M from Sarasota County
• Judges say Sarasota County water best in region
• North Port and Venice officials in running for chief job
• Education Foundation’s Evening of Excellence Raises Over $210,500 For Local Schools
• Critical week on NFL labor scene
• Florida gas prices rise 23 cents per gallon
• Scientist monitors waters of Venice and Turtle beaches
• Indictments over house flips leave much unanswered
• Selling reliability in Southwest Florida
• Lenders under scrutiny in First Priority's collapse
• Indictments over house flips leave much unanswered
• Punta Gorda woman wins $1 million lottery
• Patrick's leaving storied Sarasota site
• Tribute Tour To Surprise Three Teacher Of The Year Finalists
• Rowers praise park as they gather for regatta
• Eric Ernst: Fires on Caspersen becoming a problem
• Author says Sarasota innovative in serving the aging
• History on display
• No-swim warnings for Venice and Turtle beaches
• Sanborn Studios says it is doing well
• North Port commission considers rules for meetings
• $1.2 million Bird Key Park overhaul complete
• Making rowing rigs accessible to the disabled
• UPDATE: Space shuttle Discovery launches
• BREAKING: 14 indicted in Sarasota real estate flipping fraud case
• SPECIAL REPORT: Real estate flipping
• UTILITY WORK CLOSES S. PALM AVE. TEMPORARILY
• BAYFRONT PARK PLAY AREAS REOPEN
• Pilot program for boating rules includes Sarasota
• Sanborn Studios won't seek $500,000 from Sarasota County
• Taxpayers paid 5 administrators $800,000 to quit
• More doctors moving to underserved North Port
• Congratulations to USFSM Alum, Jason Krywko, and to the team at Sleek Audio on your Fox News debut last night! We are so proud to see our many alum doing great things in this community and around the world. Check out this news clip to see how Sleek Audio
• Man charged with lewd behavior
• Parents march to Buchanan's office to protest Head Start cuts
• Tervis Tumbler gets $30,000 tax break
• Sarasota County Students, Teachers And Volunteers Earn Accolades
• Ed Smith Stadium poised to be a jewel
• Three closure options for Siesta Key bridge repair
• With budget fight looming, Boehner tees off
• Nets land Utah's Williams in blockbuster deal
• Tony Blair says U.S. must support Mideast revolutions
• Family mourns son amid debt and doubts
• Tony Blair's wife tells of being abandoned by father
• UPDATE: Home prices hit post-downturn lows
• UPDATE: Teenager held in death of St. Pete police officer
• NEW INTERNATIONAL AWARD TO BE PRESENTED IN SARASOTA
• Senior show includes stripping and fan dance
• UPDATE: Robb & Stucky plans 178 layoffs
• World Golf Championships have gone global
• Boris the dog returns to his soldier family
• New College ranks No. 2 as 'Best Value'
• UPDATE: Robb & Stucky plans 178 layoffs
• Senior show includes stripping and fan dance
• Police officer reported killed in St. Petersburg
• Transfer Day is your chance to get an instant admissions decision from USF Sarasota-Manatee! Join us on Tuesday, March 15th from 9-11am at Edison's Charlotte Campus - more information can be found by clicking the link!
• iPADS STREAMLINE PAPER USAGE
• EARLY VOTING BEGINS
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• New College Ranked No. 2 Best Value College in America for 2011 by The Princeton Review and USA TODAY
• With right name, right birthday, wrong man jailed
• Ride a surrey with fringe on top along the Legacy Trail
• Domestic Trade Summit
• Scott's schools budget could prompt 20,000 layoffs
• With right name, right birthday, wrong man jailed
• State poised to build on Medicaid pilot
• Company sees unique niche in electric car field
• Winner of Award - Suncoast Business Technologies
• State poised to build on Medicaid pilot
• The caller isn't your kin, but a cunning con artist
• Alta Vista Elementary To Participate In National African American Read-In
• Whitfield revisited
• Pill mill outcry from elsewhere
• Condo insurer on hot seat to pay repairs
• UPDATE: How they caught Bradenton rape suspect
• Sarasota detective fired for trying to secede
• Siesta Key beach party plan sets off clash of generations
• Man arrested in Bradenton sex attacks
• Arrest made in Manatee rape, abduction attempts
• Booker High wrestler trains with tigers
• Couple confronting fees in foreclosure skirmish
• Earnhardt crash puts driver in final row
• Jackson Laboratory expected to make decision in days
• Chief says assault follow-up fell short
• Tennis Exhibition Tour for Charity
• Sutter Roofing Company Awarded More Than 1 Million Square Feet of Roofing in 1st Quarter 2011
• Scott rejects plan for high-speed rail line
• Bradenton police chief: I should have warned of rapist
• BAYFRONT PARK PLAY AREAS CLOSE TEMPORARILY
• Sarasota-Havana regatta dead in the water
• Local 'Mother Teresa' is beaten in her Bradenton home
• Manatee County exploring options to grow jobs
• Surge in lending by the banks is fueling optimism
• Helping a stranger, Sister Nora Brick, 81, beaten
• Are you interested in learning more about USF Sarasota-Manatee? Join us at our Spring Open House on March 3rd!
• Two Colonials stay in business
• Sarasota's ailing Serenoa Golf Club to be auctioned in April
• Sarasota Orchestra director to leave
• New stadium, new team, a home team win?
• Public wasn't warned about rape until 11 days after attack
• TicketSarasota: Still time to save the day
• Jailer: Inmate hid 30 items in rectum
• UPDATE: Public not warned about rapist after attack
• PHOTO GALLERY: 2011 Grammy Awards Show
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR PRESIDENTS' DAY
• CITY COMMISSION SUPPORTS THE FLORIDA COMPACT
• CRA GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
• China Replaced Japan in 2010 as No. 2 Economy
• Housing Crash Is Hitting Cities Once Thought to Be Stable
• States Aim Ax at Health Cost of Retirement
• Closing the Achievement Gap Without Widening a Racial One
• A Conglomerates Tack to Quash a Parody Site
• Cond Nast Newsstand Tries Convergence of Technologies
• Lights, camera, amazing success
• Warrant to search 'all persons' questioned
• Community Associations Day 2011
• Vanity-Numbers Help Small Businesses Grow
• Opportunity for Local Students to Go to China
• Rubio quietly finds his Senate footing
• Lessons from Gulf spill slipping away
• Students To Practice Spanish And Manners at 'El Restaurante Bay Haven' Feb. 18
• Buchanan base likes his budget proposal
• Former fire chief paying up
• Girl, 12, fends off sexual assault try
• Redneck wedding show features Charlotte couple
• Fury flares in Egypt as Mubarak stays on
• Jackson Laboratory may make choice in 3 weeks
• RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY SCHEDULED FOR RENOVATED BIRD KEY PARK
• New College celebrates 50th anniversary
• Riverview High Is National Winner For Teen Driver Safety Campaign
• Mubarak transfers power to vice president
• Don't bank on fair play with modified mortgages
• Do you work in hospitality or tourism? Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 22nd at 4pm in the Selby Auditorium for "Travel & Tourism: The Outlook on Capitol Hill," a presentation by Marlene M. Colucci, the Executive Vice President of Public Policy fo
• ADMINISTRATOR HIRED TO OVERSEE NEW POLICE ADVISORY PANELS
• Educator rejects tenure for teachers
• Area foreclosures stuck in the mud
• 2011 Tennis Exhibition Tour Ready for Kick-Off
• Florida's winter is wrapping up
• Investigation finds no electronic fault with Toyotas
• In Scott budget, tests and risks
• The Sound of The Beatles
• Be sure to watch Conan O'Brien tomorrow (Wednesday) night when 50 Cent is on! He'll be wearing the headphones he designed with Sleek Audio, a company started by an Alum of USF Sarasota-Manatee while he was still a student!
• In quest for Jackson Laboratory, a local edge?
• Lyric malfunction is Super embarrassing
• Trial with DNA may resolve cold case
• Discovering a village, through centuries
• Governor proposes largest spending cut in state history
• Outmoded AOL buys innovator Huffington Post
• Convicted of murder, Venice man, 68, could face the death penalty
• Local Community Supports Junior Achievement Manatee/Sarasota with Raised Glasses and Good Cheers
• Kerkering Barberio Young Professionals Are Awarded The Leadership Circle Award
• Funny things you see on the roads
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Ticket entertainment website debuts
• Reversal of tax fortune?
• 2 buddies join up to form Ampersand
• On the run
• Voucher notion gains new life
• Sailors chart a course for Cuba
• Immigrant bill spurs pushback
• WeddingWire Bride's Choice Awards 2011
• Sarasota Housing Authority bans smoking in units
• Businesses still hesitate to hire
• Bucking the trends
• Friar at heart of larger inquiry
• CareerEdge Receives Microsoft 'Elevate America' Grant
• The news you've been waiting for! USF Sarasota-Manatee announced it's first athletic program today! Check out our notes tab for more info on the USFSM Crew Team!
• Venice friar accused of sexual ties to teenager
• Bicycling accidents adding up
• Is Sarasota out of Jackson Lab deal?
• Soldier's homecoming not right without Boris
• Nonprofit Execs: What can you do to Find and Keep Great Employees?
• Big blob of gunk found in the Gulf
• Scott looks to rein in pensions
• Stay tuned for a big announcement tomorrow!
• Hermitage Artist Arthur Kopit at New College, February 7
• Weather tying travel in knots
• Multimillion-dollar St. Armands Key sale may not be what it seems
• Displaced residents of faulty Sarasota condo building face hard realities
• Bedbug infestation spreads south to Florida
• Mansion sale seems to set record, but questions arise
• Dolphin Tower repairs could cost $10 million
• Interested in coming to USF Sarasota? Come check out one of our many upcoming events on campus... like Lunch & Learn on February 17th or our Open House on March 3rd
• Regional banks continue losses
• Trying to turn the tide on a growing drug issue
• Water bill spikes are alarming South Gate
• Stolen vehicle? Stay off island
• Insanity defense in 2009 Venice double murder
• Drywall didn't cause deaths, Centers for Disease Control says
• Scott vows to merge 5 agencies' functions
• Store owners seek balance in life
• New high school sports site debuts
• Wireless router hijacked for child pornography
• Loan modification program amplifies frustrations
• Peaceful hospital wing for mentally ill seniors
• Loan modification program amplifies frustrations
• 40 years, thousands of first breaths
• Police say she killed family
• Detert skeptical of value of Jackson Lab proposal
• Nuviva Medical Weight Loss Announces Two New Franchise Locations In Sarasota
• Prudential Realty Companies Host Educational Seminars For International Buyers And Sellers
• Appreciation for hospice inspires long-haul bike ride
• Thousands mourn slain St. Pete officers
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT CITY HALL
• Photojournalist Lee Karen Stow Presents ‘42: The Women of Sierra Leone’ at New College of Florida, February 8
• 2010 saw start of rebound in sales in Sarasota-Bradenton area
• Groundhog tradition takes on a Florida-friendly twist
• Court decision could cast DUI cases into limbo
• Tallahassee changes affecting lab plan
• Suspicious behavior targeted minivan
• A deficit for Social Security long-term
• LESSONS OFFERED AT BOBBY JONES GOLF CLUB
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Fertilizer fighting is set to flare anew
• Relocated stadium egg produces healthy eaglet
• Have you registered yet for the Children's Literature Symposium? If not, call soon - the seats are filling up fast!
• UPDATE: An arrest follows Venice double slaying
• Clue leads to driver's arrest in hit-and-run
• Manhunt continues for occupants of van
• State set to give insurers a boost
• Investors' crystal ball: Try a crystal football
• Venice manager keeps job, for now
• APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX EXEMPTION
• Fatal hit-and-run stuns community
• South Sarasota getting a Kohl's
• Flight troubles keep some at home, while others go farther south
• Williams Parker Sponsors George F. Will Lecture
• Six Sigma Tennis Goes Bowling
• Junior Achievement Manatee/Sarasota Awarded $5,000 Grant by Eaton Corporation
• Driver arrested in pedestrian's death
• BROWNFIELD WORKSHOPS BEGIN
• UPDATE: 2 St. Petersburg officers die after shootout
• 2011 Klingenstein Lecture Video
• City records missing in Marina Jack tax cases
• Orlando 'Medical City' a model of lab's potential
• An obstacle course for nesting sea turtles?
• Inaugural Firefly Gala Presents KC and the Sunshine Band
• Regional Science Fair Exhibits To Be Judged Jan. 25, 27, 2011
• Orlando 'Medical City' a model of lab's potential
• Jobless rate falls in Southwest Florida
• Warren G. Simonds Appointed To Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance Board Of Directors
• Big Cat Habitat Animal Extravaganza
• Local Bank CEO Returns With Financial Information From FDIC Advisory Committee Meeting On Community Banking In D.C.
• 16th Annual Evening of Excellence Art Show Picks Top 25
• Scott appoints new agency head to control state costs
• Judge postpones civil trial for prominent local attorney and real estate investor
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Year's end saw home sales rise in Sarasota-Bradenton area
• City manager shreds notes of meetings related to Venice dispute
• In Lakewood Ranch, land brings growing influence
• If you are a current student at USFSM and you want to earn 3 credit hours for spending Spring Break in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, contact Dr. Cihan Cobanaglu today! Limited space is available on the trip, so be sure to get in touch with him in a hurry! email:
• Home sales rise, prices drop
• New Topics New College 2010-2011 Series: Nat Colletta
• Booker High Groundbreaking
• Sarasota County Fair 2011
• Sarasota County officials meet with Jackson Laboratory representatives
• Sarasota tourism efforts in the spotlight
• Scott confident before budget showdown
• Sarasota-Manatee vision focuses on jobs
• DEAD TREE REMOVAL PROMPTS LANE CLOSURES
• In Sarasota, Sanborn Studios out to raise volume of Hollywood buzz
• Sarasota, Manatee create economic development hub
• BIG PASS WATER MAIN INSTALLATION UNDERWAY
• Still need to register? Call 359-4200!
• Aerialist plans Sarasota feat
• Charges against Sarasota-area Brivik dropped
• A Night to Celebrate Israel Commemorates 20 Years of Jewish Federations’ Dedication to Jewry Worldwide
• Navigation aides for underwater homeowners
• Big foreclosures that few knew about
• Circus daredevils plan record stunt in Sarasota
• The fineries of a well-appointed home, in miniature
• Biolife's WoundSeal awaits a big break
• An elite Sarasota society is fractured
• iBusinessSolutions News: IRS Health Care Tax Credit Creates Savings for Small Businesses
• The Players Announces 'The Players New Play Festival' - Playwriting Competition and Call to Artists
• The Community Foundation of Sarasota County Awards BOOST Grant To The Players
• The Gulfcoast Latin Chamber Of Commerce Announces 2011 Board of Directors
• Tough times for David Band
• Community offers veterans thanks with housing help
• GOP picks seasoned leader
• Legal Nurse Consultant Helps Attorney Win Cases
• Bitner to head Florida GOP
• Sarasota's Neal Communities hits 10-year record
• PETA touts spicy ad for parking meters
• MAYOR HONORS YAB MEMBER; ENCOURAGES YOUTH LEADERSHIP
• REPAIR WORK CLOSES U.S. 41 LANES
• Top genetics lab looks at Sarasota
• A fresh vision for Sarasota County, bearing fruit
• Sarasota substitute accused in attack on 3 students
• Sarasota's Sanborn Studios enlists veteran executives
• Sarasota Bay Guardians Volunteer Event: Invasive Plant Removal and Cleanup at GWIZ!
• Method to the madness
• Finding Jewish identity was root of his journey
• Junior Achievement’s 9th Annual Invitational to Feature Exclusive Pro-Am Golfing Event at Ritz-Carlton Members Club
• Bankers' boon: shared losses
• Don't forget - USFSM is partnering with Sarasota County Schools to offer Financial Aid Seminars at local high schools! There is one tonight at Sarasota High School at 6:00pm! Open to the public.
• CITY SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR NEW POLICE ADVISORY BOARDS
• INTERSECTIONS KICKS OFF
• With Leader Digging In, Civilians Pay the Price
• SET-ASIDE FOR FPL REJECTED
• Orange gator finds its match in Texas
• Sarasota County School District Awarded $3.5 Million In Race To The Top Funds
• Cleaning Butlers of Sarasota News - January 11, 2011
• More freezing temps on the way
• CITY OFFICES CLOSE FOR MLK DAY
• New Sarasota police building has flaws that could cost city
• A day in court; a day for grief
• Grumbling Venice shop owners try to wait out roundabout work
• It was great to see students back on campus yesterday for the first day of Spring Semester! Week of Welcome starts today and you won't want to miss it! 12-2 and 4-6 in the main rotunda - see you there!
• North Port to rent space in City Hall to Chamber
• Sarasota area will audition for film studio scouts
• Lamarque Elementary to Hold Fifth Annual Run for the Lions 5K and Fun Run
• 14th Annual Haiti Benfit Auction at Robarts Arena
• Chilling details emerge in Arizona shooting
• Gyms see the annual resolution scramble
• What does 2011 hold for local stocks?
• Pentagon Must Barring Chinese Solar Panels
• Small Leak Shuts Down Oil Pipeline in Alaska
• A TV-Internet Marriage Awaits Blessings of All Parties
• Eye-Catching Products in a Hall of Gadgetry
• $1.85 million house in Spice Bay on Siesta Key ends company's 30th year in business on a positive note
• Lawmakers seeking database of pawned goods
• Hat's Off To The Players 82nd Season
• School District, City Officials Break Ground for New Venice High
• District to Accept 2011-12 School Choice Requests Feb. 1-18
• Pine View Student Comes In Second In National Math Contest, Wins $6,000
• Sarasota County's Student Artists Shine
• Arizona congresswoman shot in head,12 others wounded; 6 killed
• An American tradition endures in vintage Trail motels
• 30,000 expected for Thunder by the Bay weekend
• Improvement in U.S. jobless rate skips Southwest Florida
• Scott appointments could reshape Florida
• Orange gator gains attention from N.Y.
• CANDIDATES QUALIFY FOR 2011 DISTRICT ELECTION
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• More young people wind up in nursing homes
• Retailers' holiday season: delivered in a mixed bag
• Siesta Key Craft Festival 2011
• The Patterson Foundation Initiative Manager to Address Nonprofit Leaders at AFP Program
• Environmental scourge recast as economic asset
• TELEPHONE INTERRUPTIONS AT CITY HALL
• Amid future game makers, a 'heretic' in the house
• More cash to help Sarasota startup company Digital Leather
• Suncoast Communities Blood Bank Opens New Lakewood Ranch Location in Manatee County with Blood Drive and Vroom
• Incentives lure firm, and 90 jobs, to Manatee County
• Deals move 600 lots in region
• NPR Names New College of Florida Professor Amy Reid’s Translation of ‘Queen Pokou’ a Favorite Book of 2010
• For new man in charge, a new path
• Food chain served as beguiling facts for fun Web video
• Palmetto area could get a public swimming pool
• Hiring Incentives - Workshop
• SCS News: Pine View student to compete in 'Who Wants to be aMathematician' Contest
• Rick Scott sworn in as Florida's 45th governor
• The USF Sarasota-Manatee Crew Club Team will be on campus January 6th to recruit men & women to join the co-ed Rowing Team! Are you interested in attending? The meeting will be held in the campus board room from 4-5pm - contact Justin for more info
• Scott takes stage lacking a chorus
• New College of Florida Ranked #11 on Kiplinger’s List of “100 Best Values in Public Colleges” for 2011
• Less than one week until Spring Semester starts! We're looking forward to having students back on campus!
• Nadel now in nicer prison
• North Port is Sarasota County's housing loss leader
• $4 gasoline could be on its way back
• This ship is set to sail
• Hurting Landmark Bank, hurting debtor
• Sarasota revelers shoot into the air
• Outgoing Democrat is still outspoken
• Frank Maggio, 2010 Young Professional Of The Year - Employee Announcement
• Area Fundraisers Elect 2011 Board
• One on one with Rick Scott
• Ed Smith renovations near completion
• Retail returning to Tamiami Trail
• In restaurants and hotels, hopes for a better season
• AGENDA PREVIEWS; WRAP UP REPORTS AVAILABE
• Comfort in community for Cuban exiles
• Diplomats Help Push Sales of Jetliners on the Global Market
• Facing WikiLeaks Threat, Bank Plays Defense
• Rivals to the iPad Say This Is the Year
• Worries Follow Route of High-Speed California Line
• 3-D Wrinkle for Portable Gaming
• Sarasota-Manatee Human Resources Association News - December 30, 2010
• Computers That See You and Keep Watch Over You
• The New Speed of Money, Reshaping Markets
• Sarasota police oversight panels on the way
• A driven coach, set to drive a bit slower
• Rick Scott won't back down on promise to cut taxes
• How big Wall Street banks beat off tougher rules
• 2010 a year of hope and fear for investors
• Gas headed to $4 by summer, analysts say
• Miscalculations took toll on Crist
• Go Bulls!!! The USF Football team is currently up on Clemson 10-3! Turn on ESPN to check it out.
• Shaping a Network With Oprahs View
• Academic Economists to Consider Ethics Code
• Abandoned Horses Are Latest Toll of Drug Trade
• Peace Hovers in Sudan, but Most Soldiers Stay Armed
• Russian Judge Extends Term for Tycoon by 6 Years
• E.P.A. Limit on Gases to Pose Risk to Obama and Congress
• Twins Facebook Fight Rages On
• Sisters Prison Release Is Tied to Donation of Kidney
• Former President of Israel Is Convicted of Rape
• For Sushi Chain, Conveyor Belts Carry Profit
• Families Bear Brunt of Deployment Strains
• Ten new restaurants rise above the crowd
• Florida's insurance pain set to deepen
• Coastal Behavioral Healthcare Receives Community Foundation Pitching For Projects And Programs Fund Grant
• January Programs at the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre
• Florida's growers hang in through latest chill
• CANDIDATE QUALIFYING BEGINS
• Marine is attacked after return from Afghanistan
• Southwest Florida's rebound is hardly robust
• Lady Eagles fly high at FCC state tourney
• Sarasota sets record low temperature
• Panther births increase, but habitat is shrinking
• Disney Tackles Major Theme Park Problem: Lines
• 10 minutes at a time
• Weird lessons you might never need
• Whimsy finds its champion
• Plan would cut business costs
• Grapevine Communications Adds 7 New Clients in 2 Months
• Sarasota-Manatee Human Resources Association Board of Directors for 2011
• Doug Poll Group Launches New Business
• Ten Week Class On How To Start And Manage Your Business
• December chill vying for record
• New national trucking fleet baed herer
• Blizzard blasts eastern seaboard
• Riding again a long way off
• A reason for them to return to school
• No hurricanes, but bigger insurance bills on the way
• No hurricanes, but bigger insurance bills on the way
• The campsite Christmas? Ah, home for the holidays
• Early Bid for a Reactor Site Draws Opposition in Texas
• Iraqi Christians Exercise Caution for Christmas
• Burning Calories, but Not a Hole in Your Wallet
• Air Travelers Face Snarls for Holidays
• Scott's plan for Florida businesses
• Bank deals signal merger season
• Are Sarasota County deputies under a ticketing quota?
• One-two punch takes toll on home sales and prices
• Not 'swine.' Not 'avian.' Just flu, potent and nasty.
• U.S. showing signs of economic strength
• Beau Diamond draws 15.5-year term
• New College Offices Closed for the Holidays: December 23 – January 2
• As more are displaced, shelter grows scarcer
• Venice High School Groundbreaking
• Ponzi schemer Diamond to learn fate today
• NEW: Florida gains 2 House seats in Census
• Five Years in, Gauging Impact of Gates Grants
• Basking in a Workouts Long, Mysterious Afterglow
• REINDEER GAMES OFFERED CHRISTMAS DAY
• U.S. demand for gas declining
• S.W.A.T.Networking Announce Its Monthly Networking Lunche
• Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and Shumaker Chamber University Presented ‘Microsoft TAG: The Next Generation in Marketing’ to Audience of Over 100 Local Professionals
• Tommye E. Barie, CPA, of CPA Associates is First Florida Woman Elected to the American Institute of CPAs’ Board of Directors in its 123-Year History
• $10 million award in auction controversy overturned
• HOLIDAY WASTE: REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE
• Fire threatens homeless surviving in paradise
• Banks still struggling with recession hangover
• Homeless in paradise: community in the woods
• Expensive ouster of fire chief
• A young athlete, a sports pariah
• Two states sue Bank of America, alleging foreclosure deception
• The Players Receives Grant From Selby Foundation
• Drywall decision favors the insurers
• Sarasota area's jobless rate rises
• Cancer victim focused on others
• PARKING GARAGE NEARS COMPLETION
• Video helps DUI defendant beat charges
• Bradenton-Sarasota called top retiree community
• 2011 the Year of Successful Resolutions?
• Video helps DUI defendant beat charges
• Sarasota-Bradenton chosen top place to retire
• New College’s Julie Morris Recognized by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
• INTERSECTIONS - NEARS COMPLETION
• SPECIAL REPORT: U.S.-made drywall under fire
• A local uptick in filings to foreclose
• Governor may face push back
• Renter of homes back in jail again
• Lee Wetherington Homes Breaks Ground On Sarezzo II In Secret Harbor In Lakewood Ranch
• Gulf Coast Builders Exchange: Celebrate the Season of Giving
• SPECIAL REPORT: U.S.-made drywall under fire
• SCHOOLS HONORED FOR PARTICIPATION IN MAYORS' FEED THE HUNGRY PROGRAM
• ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANTS NEEDED
• The The Perlman Music Program/Suncoast, Inc. will be on campus beginning Tuesday, December 28th! For ticket information, please visit PerlmanMusicProgramSuncoast.org
• Freeze may use up farmers' supply of luck
• SPECIAL REPORT: Federal failure on Chinese drywall
• SPECIAL REPORT: Federal failure on Chinese drywall
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR CHRISTMAS
• Don't forget to wear your Green & Gold on December 31st as the Bulls Football team plays in their bowl game! Go Bulls!
• Wintry weather chilling growers
• Saving Old Florida, natural and manmade
• North Port lures away Punta Gorda business
• Parks' residents buy out owner for $31 million
• SCF ordered to pay back aid
• C.U.D.L.E. Program At Easter Seals
• Tatum Ridge Second-Graders To Wrap Gifts For Needy Children
• School district, USF Sarasota-Manatee To Host College Financial Aid Seminars
• Hard freeze possible in some areas tonight
• PARKING TICKET OFFICE CLOSES; RELOCATES
• Did you graduate yesterday? Check our commencement photo album and tag yourself!
• Yesterday's Commencement Ceremony was absolutley beautiful! THANK YOU to everyone who made it possible. Anne Weintraub , we loved your speech! It was very encouraging. Stay tuned for photos of the day - they'll be posted shortly.
• A new concept in marina ownership
• Time Warner Views Netflix as a Fading Star
• 2010 real estate sales better than 2009's
• IberiaBank to ramp up lending in region
• Friday night under rival lights
• Cortez residents say coyotes are eating pets
• Ribbon Cutting Without Incident
• Local Company Found $122,000
• PHOTO GALLERY: Boat parade, Winter Wonderland
• Congratulations to our graduates today! We are so proud of you!
• Friday night under rival lights
• Frosty 5K Run and Walk
• Questions over bump in grades
• U.S. trade deficit decreases
• Latest bailouts bill is $25 billion
• Rental scam victims get eviction notices
• New beach skydiving ban taken with a grain of sand
• Where some see a holiday glow, others see a menace
• 7-Eleven buying 10 local gas stations and stores
• CASH INFUSION: Another $342 million for proposed Tampa-to-Orlando bullet
• Scott has his eye on employee pensions
• Decision by arbitrator shaped by faulty logic
• Happy Holidays from USF Sarasota-Manatee
• It's the last day of final exams at USFSM! Happy end of the semester!
• Do you need some green & gold apparel to wear in support of the Bulls football team on December 31st? It would make a great holiday gift! Stop by our bookstore on North Tamiami Trail or visit bullsheaven.com
• Sarasota's Ringling College of Art and Design launches an ambitious film foray
• County and city in sync on springs
• Commissioner calls her departure 'bittersweet'
• What if the pigeons simply won't fly away?
• Mexican Artist To Visit Englewood School For International Art Project
• Tad Murray Joins EXIT Creative Realty
• A great day for hot drinks and cold-weather theories
• Paint the town GREEN & GOLD! Wear your USF colors on Friday, December 31st to support our Bulls Football team as they take on the Clemson Tigers in the Meineke Car Care bowl game!
• Florida schools see boost in grades
• Cover Story in SCENE Magazine Features New College of Florida
• Did you know that Mary GrandPré, the Illustrator of the Harry Potter book series, will be speaking at our Children's Literature Symposium on February 5th?
• Congratulations to all of the seniors who will be graduating this Sunday! We are so proud of you! We are also very excited that Anne Weintraub will be the speaker for the ceremony - it will be a privilege to hear from one of our very successful Alum!
• The gift of a lifetime ... one really long lifetime
• Three building-products companies file for bankruptcy
• Halfacre Construction Company News - December 7, 2010
• Five Sarasota County High Schools Improve State Grades
• School And District Science Fairs Celebrate Inquisitive Young Minds
• Suncoast Communities Blood Bank to Host First Quarterly Blood Drive on December 20th at Manatee Memorial Hospital
• International Barter Exchange sees huge gains
• The revival of the local library
• How State Farm cashed in on a crisis
• Kerkering Barberio Young Professionals Receive Award From Leading Edge Alliance
• Chicago Meets Southbeach at Sarasota’s Newest Restaurant: The Loft Ristobar Grand Opening
• Early test for Gov. Scott
• Trading trinkets for what matters
• PGT poised to create 400 jobs
• Nadel case roiled by records fight
• Education Foundation Awards $141,063 For Teacher Grants
• Insignia Chairman And CEO, Charles G. Brown, III Attends FDIC Advisory Committee On Community Banking Meeting In D.C.
• Huss found guilty of killing his wife
• 14-hour standoff in Celebration
• ELEPHANTS STROLL MAIN STREET IN HOLIDAY PARADE
• Legislative changes may favor insurers
• FARMERS MARKET CLOSES LEMON AVE. ON WEEKDAY
• Disney town Celebration has its first murder
• SIGNING CEREMONY ADDS MERIDA, MEXICO AS SISTER CITY
• Spending is Rick Scott's challenge
• Ponzi arrest is 4th case for this area
• Home contracts show an October optimism
• Chill will linger, but like they say, it could be worse
• Spend Your Holidays at The Golden Apple
• Just one more day of classes!
• In Venice, erosion is working faster
• Help, both given and needed
• There is still time to come check out the C-SPAN digital bus! They'll be on campus until 2:30pm!
• Tomorrow is the last day of classes for Fall Semester! If you are a current student, stop by the lounge for a free chair massage and some TCBY frozen yogurt from 12-2 and 4-6pm today!
• Don't forget to stop by between 12-2:30pm today for a tour of the C-SPAN Digital Bus!
• Crist pick evokes concern
• Obama rethinks oil drilling policy
• Eminem is top Grammy nominee
• Testimony puts focus on bloody footprints
• Microsoft® to TAG Local Businesses December 9th with Increased Productivity & Cost Effective Marketing
• Amanatee Group LLC Project Grow Into Surrounding Counties
• 5th Annual Ryan “Bomb G” Baumgardner Memorial Golf Tournament Scores Big with Donations and a Hole-in-One worth $5,000
• Don't forget - application deadline is Monday, December 6th!
• Join us tomorrow to take a self guided tour!
• We had a great time meeting with some of our Alumni at Sleek Audio today! They make some amazing headphones that have won a multitude of awards and are worn by over 500 professional athletes! Congratulations to Jason, Chelsea and the entire team at Sle
• It's December 1st! Only 11 more days until Fall Commencement! Congratulations to our graduating seniors - you will be missed!
• On the courts, many languages but a single focus
• Authorities cite alarming increase in overdose deaths in North Port
• Schroeder-Manatee Ranch Inc., Neal Communities And The Slater-Kassan Charitable Fund Announce A $100,000 Holiday Challenge...
• 'Art In My School’ Reception and Auction Set For St. Armands Circle
• 2 bald eagles nesting at Ed Smith Stadium
• C-SPAN's Digital Bus is coming to USF Sarasota-Manatee! Come to campus and hop on the bus for a self-guided multimedia tour on Thursday, December 2nd from Noon - 2:30pm!
• Key questions cloud medical pot debate
• Tree sellers migrate for season
• Reviewing a question of worker residency
• School Board Member To Take Part In Panel Discussion On Education, Job Creation
• Booker High Students Stage Musical Version Of Classic Fairy Tale ‘Cinderella’
• Habitat Sarasota Executive Director Snyder named ‘Woman of the Year’
• Local Company Issues Challenge To Help Raise Funds To Put A Family In A Habitat House
• A new jewel for Legacy Trail
• Happy Last Week of Classes to the students at USF Sarasota-Manatee!
• Did anyone see USF's big win over Miami over the weekend? Great game! Way to go Bulls!
• BOBBY JONES GOLF CLUB OFFERS GOLF CLINIC
• Commercial leasing finds new lease on life
• Realtor charges into Charlotte County
• Recession thins the ranks of 7-figure homes
• The HuB merges business, creativity
• SHORTCUTS ON THE PAPER TRAIL
• When the Software Is the Sportswriter
• New Chairman Seeks More Power for U.S. Watchdogs
• War Machines: Recruiting Robots for Combat
• South Korea Experiences a Stirring for Revenge
• U.S. and South Korea Begin Joint Naval Exercises
• Motion, Sensitive
• A Bully Finds a Pulpit on the Web
• A Casting Call for Hollywoods Chief Lobbyist
• Demonstrators in Ireland Protest Austerity Plan
• Farewell, Digital World. (Its All for a Cause.)
• Single mother had somewhere to turn
• For young receivers, Winslow is go-to guy
• Tarpons survive defensive battle
• Familys Fall From Affluence Is Swift and Hard
• For Retailers, Black Friday Expectations Are High
• Germany Makes Gain on Bailouts
• In Ireland, Low Corporate Taxes Go Untouched
• Pit Stop for U.F.O.s, and Humans Who Love Them
• In a Land of the Aging, Children Counter Alzheimers
• Student 'orphans' create their first Thanksgiving feast
• Man sues North Port over DUI arrest
• Passengers Unmoved by Protests Against Scan
• For early birds, Black Friday is Thursday
• Bay Haven School To Hold Science Fair Awards Night For Students, Families
• Free Seminar For Non-Profit Professionals
• Author Mike Lupica Shares Love Of Sports And Reading With Sixth-Graders
• Syesha Mercado Tells Booker High Students To Follow Their Dreams
• New College Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday – Nov 25-28
• Venice attorney appointed to Sarasota County Commission
• USF STUDENTS PRESENT NEWTOWN FINDINGS/IDEAS
• Dr. Gordon Bauer Part of Dolphin Research Team Featured in PLoS ONE
• The University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee would like to wish everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
• North Port approves fee waivers for project
• With some consumers, not any turkey will do
• Area home prices hit a new low
• Riverview High Choir To Present Holiday Concert, Renaissance Feaste
• Real estate sales, prices plummet in October
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Application deadline is Monday, December 6th - there is still time to apply!
• If you are looking for some great courses to help boost your business and some continuing education credits, check out our "Surviving to Thriving: Building Your Business" program! You can find the link on our homepage - sarasota.usf.edu
• Florida's recovery will be sluggish, economists predict
• Donzi off to North Carolina
• Sarasota deals with its own uproar over increased security
• Builder gets an award for its green practices
• Accused of killing his wife
• Rental strategy a service or fraud?
• Employee Announcement - Michele Rose
• Scott could join other new GOP governors to snub funds
• Great Recession claims more hotel victims
• USF Sarasota-Manatee was a proud sponsor of the Crystal Classic Sand Sculpting Competition on Siesta Key!
• Sarasota County Graduation Rate Improves Four Points
• Forget holiday gifts or festive trees. With benefits set to expire, one goal: survival
• Youths still get near-life terms
• Sarasota area sales show a spike
• Jury has case in Tunstall murder trial
• Minto to launch Perico Island project
• THANKSGIVING DAY 'TURKEY SHOOT' AT BOBBY JONES GOLF CLUB
• Seeking mortgage relief, and finding a quagmire
• Tournament Nets $8,500 For Sarasota Junior Golf Association
• Lakeview Elementary Students To Observe Physics Day With Roller Coaster Project
• Author Mike Lupica To Speak To 2,500 District Sixth-Graders
• “Our Watershed, Our Responsibility”: New Videos Showcase Work of New College Researchers
• In North Port they hope recycling will pick up
• IRS tries to give back $705,000 to Sarasota-area residents
• Florida tourism numbers up, mostly
• A HEALING TOUCH
• Does your business need a boost? USF Sarasota-Manatee's Institute for Public Policy and Leadership is partnering with the Manatee Chamber of Commerce and the College of Business to offer elite coursework called "Surviving to Thriving: Building
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
• State hands out harsh penalties for Venice's high school football team
• Sarasota and Manatee schools bracing for crunch, again
• In new sign of revival, P.F. Chang's restaurant looks at Sarasota
• Club Rush today for students in the Courtyard from 12-2p and 4-6p! Free pizza!
• Sarasota County School Board Elects Chair, Welcomes New Member
• Brad Lindberg, Broker/Associate with Hembree and Associates, Inc. News - November 15, 2010
• Academy For Leadership And Social Development Introduces Educational Programs To Serve At-Risk Adolescents And Children
• Community Youth Development News - Nov 15, 2010
• Sarasota Jazz Festival 2011
• Encore Motorcars To Host Hot Cars and Cool Chicks Program
• Junior Achievement Manatee/Sarasota to Educate over 600 8th Grade Students on Economics with “A Day of Difference”
• Junior Achievement Manatee/Sarasota to Educate over 600 8th Grade Students on Economics with “A Day of Difference”
• Kerkering Barberio Announces New Supervisor
• Green's success basis of Southwest Florida's Sotheby's deal
• City OKs Marina Jack suit on taxes
• Brighter retail outlook bolsters state
• Ringling College Quidditch Team Heads to World Cup!
• Digital Image Business Solutions - Winner of Award
• Cigarette Giants in a Global Fight on Tighter Rules
• Nazis Were Given in U.S., Report Says
• Should You Be Snuggling With Your Cellphone?
• Bailouts, Reframed as
• Democrats Reach Accord on Leadership in the House
• A Journey From Lawmaker to Lobbyist and Back
• Can Microlending Save Haiti?
• Backers of Legal Marijuana Find Silver Lining in Defeat of California Measure
• After Midterms, Even Opposites Can Sound Alike
• SCTI Culinary Students Host 21st Annual Free Early Thanksgiving Meal For Seniors
• 517th Anniversary of Discovery of Puerto Rico
• Association Of Fundraising Professionals To Honor Local Donors And Volunteers
• The Players Theatre Presents ‘Mame’
• Even in mock battle, there is real danger
• Marina Jack fights tax bill
• Florida insurers rely on dubious storm model
• Sarasota studio brings actor Casper Van Dien home
• Manatee's W.G. Mills bought by Rhode Island firm
• Sanborn Studios shows off lights, camera and action
• When nudity blocks the sun
• Sarasota-Bradenton home prices down by 10% from 2009
• Residents fight Placida Road widening plan
• Disaster Sheltering For Companion Animals
• Pee-wee's big comeback
• Lecavalier breaks hand
• Short-term rentals a long-term feud
• Memorialhonors disabled veterans
• City parks at risk as county hedges
• Pitiful Panthers resemble '01 team
• They've got an itch for Quidditch
• Producer De Laurentiis dies
• SCF English professor honored by his peers
• Bangoura Jr. right at home for tournament
• A day for flag waving
• Murkowski camp cries foul in ballot count
• De Laurentiis, last of the movie moguls, dies
• 'Bulge' soldiers battled elements
• See high school groups at annual theater festival
• Airbus engines examined
• Nightmare ends for 4,500 aboard crippled vessel
• Talk show host quits House job after lockdown
• Creative Tactics for Marketing - Seminar
• OIL SPILL STIRS UP ACTIVISM
• Second-Semester Enrollment Begins Nov. 15 for Sarasota Virtual School
• Vietnamveteransoffered honors
• New School Board Member, Re-Elected Members Begin New Terms
• Violence erupts at student protest
• Community development districts vital to state's growth
• It's time to talk mind and martinis
• Sarasota Chalk Festival Creates Awe-Inspiring Artwork, Attracts 100,000 Visitors and Sets Dates for 2011
• Short Stop, Fat Tire and more
• Turco clan adds two more rings to jewelery collection
• Debt panel: Cutting deficit will hurt
• Battle against cholera continues in Haiti slum
• 'Scott Pilgrim' fun and fresh
• Labels with graphic warnings proposed for cigarette packs
• Behind The Wall'
• They're not just veterans, they're living history
• Miranda Lambert wins 3 CMA awards
• Deal to buy springs is near
• Carnival cruise ship towed to port
• COMING AND GOING
• 18 area athletes find a home
• For book cover shoot, call it a Ricky redo
• Seabees played critical war role
• For legions, no other rib-like sandwich'll do
• Sing, eat and drink
• Incredible stories, now shared
• Solomon collection a guide to greatness
• Fledgling Sarasota studio takes a big step
• Time to change: Pennington back
• Trilogy's final film disappoints
• Sarasota chimp grabs national limelight
• New Music New College Presents John Cage’s Song Books, Nov 13 – 14
• McCoy has yet to make impact
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Blood test excluded in Leyritz trial
• Jobless claims drop to 4-month low
• Five children perish as fire destroys home
• Tina Fey wins Mark Twain award for humor
• Some firms shift health costs to the better-paid
• Kurt Warner tossed from 'Dancing With the Stars'
• U.S. Navy carries food to stranded cruise ship
• Elizabeth Smart testifies about rescue from kidnappers
• Dredging ahead for Stump Pass
• Disabled Carnival cruise ship gets tow, Spam
• North Port postpones baseball-tourism projects
• Lockdown lifted at Broward County schools
• Suncoast Polytechnical HS Students To ‘Job Shadow’ At Local Businesses
• Highway goals: safety and flow
• In Englewood, 13-year-old builds veterans memorial
• Some stores slimming down
• Self-defense law gets man released from jail
• Stamkos powers Bolts past the Leafs
• City OKs ouster of chief of police
• Students unravel a mystery at fair
• A call for more study of damage to the Gulf
• Venice on the attack
• After a weak 2009, an early influx from the north
• With him, the aural transcends the visual
• Rays Longoria, Crawford earn Gold Gloves
• Warm Mineral Springs deal appears set at $5.5M
• Seminoles face a big challenge
• Cowboys fire Phillips after latest humiliating defeat
• Taking over homes he hopes will be his
• Berdusco to compete in second state meet
• Title on line for Florida
• Grandson for sale: Infant's mother charged today
• Treats from trunks at Woodmere Park
• Carnival cruise ship fire strands 4,500
• Trio of exhibits awaits visitors at ArtCenter
• 'Fill the Boat' for the Food Bank of Manatee County Program and Boat Show
• Turtles are stars at island artsHOP
• Game Watch Party Info, SRQ
• With the determination of a military man,
• Game Watch Party for North Port
• Despite thwarted attacks, al-Qaida remains a threat
• New College of Florida Students Volunteer 235 Hours in One Day
• Jurors return death sentence in home invasion
• Shippers fought full screening of cargo planes
• Drug raid nets 132 marijuana plants and 9 arrests
• Canadian wins $8.94M in World Series of Poker
• Bridging generations through love for arts
• Keith Olbermann apologizes to fans, not MSNBC
• New record for alligator
• Sarasota Classic Car Museum November Programs
• Two on motorcycle hit at intersection
• Magic top Hawks
• Baseball lovers will have more to love when spring comes
• No. 1 'Canes can finish a perfect 10 in regular season
• Her children passed wreck, not realizing identity of the victim
• On the cusp of catching a legend
• Thank you to those who participated in our Veteran's Day service this afternoon. More importantly, thank you to our Veteran's and Soldiers for all you do and give on a daily basis. We are so very grateful.
• A beach that's too natural?
• Repeal of military
• Knaus: Crew swap was organizational decision
• Ravens snap Dolphins' road win streak
• Longest alligator caught on last day of hunt
• Elizabeth Smart testifies in kidnapping trial
• Spurlock becoming dangerous
• Playboy auctions art: Dali, Monroe and more
• Venice police chief to resign Tuesday
• TCU facing difficult task
• After parents deploy, mental stress may rise
• Church buy holding up job growth
• A surprising winner, Scott now must fix housing crisis
• Bucs come up just short
• Cowboys fire coach Wade Phillips
• Requests to dredge pass show need for management plan
• Business buzz
• Free Short Sale And Foreclosure Seminar
• 'Shadow inventory' troubles housing market
• Business people
• Mayors’ Feed the Hungry Program - Open Letter
• Cash buyers buoy sluggish condo market
• Murkowski on cusp of win; how will she legislate?
• For president, Pakistan topic delicate in India
• Vt. nuke plant closes after radioactive water leak
• GRAND OPENINGS
• Q. What can you buy for $100,000?
• Hamlin takes lead in Chase
• With its plentiful aquatic life, this lab produces scientists
• Hit brings league's crackdown into focus
• Olbermann to return to MSNBC on Tuesday
• Just another Favre rally
• Saxo Bank manager: Contador is clean
• Molinari edges Westwood by 1
• Collie's concussion again raises helmet hit issue
• Not too young to seek degree
• Qantas finds oil leaks in 3 A380 engines
• Octogenarian has no plans to stop exploring world
• Motorcycle riders injured in Sarasota wreck
• Pats manhandled
• Air rules could force changes here
• Effort to block health care law targets funding
• Exhibit brings ancient Book of Dead to life
• Jack West memorial is Nov. 21
• Tax cuts have party groping for a plan
• Garth Brooks' benefit concert sells out
• He built this city
• In summer party's aftermath, damage, but no arrests just yet
• While Warning About Fat, U.S. Pushes Cheese Sales
• In two ballet ventures, a dance-world dilemma
• In Venezuela, a New Wave of Foreigners
• Will oil bring death to Gulf's rich web of life?
• Savoring Baghdad, Where Each Night Is a Battle
• Making the fest happen
• In School Efforts to End Bullying, Some See Agenda
• Apple and I.B.M. Arent All That Different
• G.O.P. Plans to Use Purse Strings to Fight Health Law
• When a Rig Moves In Next Door
• Obama Invokes Gandhi, Whose Ideal Eludes Modern India
• After drenching Haiti, Tomas heads into Atlantic
• Challenges mount for wheat farmers
• This time, Tigers seal the playoff deal
• Class warfare
• Playoff spot clinched with two late TDs
• Late TD lifts Sailors over rival Rams
• Obama Is Not Likely to Push India Hard on Pakistan
• Looking for a Superbug Killer
• Two Arrests in Shooting Death of 5-Year-Old
• Officer
• As H.I.V. Babies Come of Age, Problems Linger
• Violence After Sentence in Oakland Killing
• Putting Nutrition at the Head of the School Lunch Line
• Actress Jill Clayburgh dies of leukemia
• Tomas floods camps, adding to Haiti's woes
• Boost sought in germ battle
• This season, political ads set TV record
• Late TD lifts Sailors
• 'Hiccup girl' denied bail
• Higgins spurs Panthers to win
• Hydrogen leak puts shuttle launch on hold
• Indians tune up for playoffs
• North Port police chief steps in to manage city
• Manatee shows depth in rout
• SCTI Newtown Campus Grand Opening set for Tuesday
• Job available. Pays $77,547. Must be willing to serve public.
• CITY MANAGER HONORED BY PROFESSIONAL GROUP
• Cuba plane crash kills all 68 aboard
• MSNBC suspends Olbermann for political donations
• NASA fuels shuttle Discovery for last launch
• Nuns sell Honus Wagner card for $262,000
• Probe sends scientists up-close comet images
• Pelosi to seek House minority leader post
• Flat tuition rate an option
• iBusinessSolutions is Growing Again......
• FAREWELL AND FIRING ON AGENDA
• Falcons' Howell advances to regionals with 2010 best
• Artist cherishes role festival had shaping his career
• Hall of Famer Anderson dies
• Technical institute expands to Sarasota's Newtown
• In the Balkans,
• Manatee OKs more development
• Lightning flashes saved lives
• Hopes dashed, immigrant mother faces a difficult choice
• Michael Saunders part of LinkedIn site
• More die as erratic volcano erupts anew
• One small sign that U.S. keeps on truckin'
• Sales at Venice's PGT increase but its revenue doesn't
• Team win trumps rivalry
• Youths help schools in area hit by oil spill
• Water towers showcase talent
• Media Invited as New College Hosts 50 Elementary Students and Their Families Pritzker Marine Center, November 6
• Waterboarding and Cheney in Bush book
• New College Founders’ Day Video Now on YouTube
• Wealth doesn't guarantee triumph, the results show
• Qantas jet makes emergency landing in Singapore
• Brown tops NFL's best of the rest
• Rap star Lil Wayne released from jail
• Heat bomb to explode in Sarasota
• BY THE WAY
• Make beer your wine
• Chinese crab meal is on the go
• Governor-elect Scott savors victory
• Tropical Storm Tomas heads for Haiti
• Storms delay space shuttle again
• Actor David Cassidy charged with DUI in Fla.
• Manatee news briefs
• NASA spacecraft photographs small comet
• Message first; details to follow
• Rick Scott appoints transition team
• Why did liberal California reject marijuana initiative?
• Teaching and playing by a master
• Baseball manager Sparky Anderson dies
• With victory, the work begins
• The globe takes a stab at assessment
• Supafunkrock
• Offer for Warm Mineral Springs made jointly by city and county
• Titans get another shot at Moss and take him
• Red Cross to Launch Tiffany Circle – Society for Women Leaders
• Judge rejects DUI stops
• USF wins thriller over Rutgers
• Tea Party Manatee News And Information For November 3rd, 2010
• Veterinarians' choices affect U.S. agriculture
• We had a lot of fun visiting with the Rogers Garden 5th Graders today - thanks for coming by campus!
• Visual triumph but badly timed
• New College Foundation Sponsors New England Clambake, Nov 10
• Venice City Council: Lang and Zavodnyik are voted out
• North Port city commission: Yates, Blucher win
• Barbetta and Patterson prevail
• SCTI Newtown Campus Grand Opening
• Taylor Swift sells 1 million copies of CD
• GOP likely to pick up veto-proof majority
• District Seeks Input To Develop Action Plan For At-Risk Students
• UPDATE: Scott is new governor; Sink concedes
• Pilon narrowly bests Fitzgerald
• Surfer Andy Irons' death investigated
• For Crist, it was a fast trip from peak to valley
• GOP cash helped Pilon in final push
• 3 Republicans grab House seats from incumbents
• Congratulations to our Homecoming Earl, Jeremy Piper and our Homecoming Countess Robin Olivio!! Pictured here with Rocky the Bull. Please join us in congratulating Jeremy & Robin!
• Longboat Key's trolley fate undecided
• The winning cake! Congratulations to Patrice McLaughlin in Student Services! Check out the rest of the photos in our album by clicking on the photos tab at the top of the page.
• ANTI-INCUMBENT BENT COSTS TWO IN VENICE
• Future of Giants in good hands
• Measure on pot headed to defeat
• Falcons capture 1st regional win
• Dozens of Democrats ousted
• Green has it both ways with Tigers
• Rubio triumphs in 3-way race for Florida Senate seat
• Tea Party's next order:
• Residential Loan Originator Joins Insignia Bank
• Sens snap skid against Leafs
• GOP makes gains in Senate
• A rebuke gives Obama tough challenge ahead
• Bulls' rush takes aim at Rutgers' QB
• Write-in ballots lead in Alaska Senate race
• With Aranibar win, more business focus
• Huge volcanic blast spurs more Indonesians to flee
• Robot heading for space station to join astronauts
• New College Founders Day Remarks of New College President Gordon E. “Mike” Michalson, Jr.
• More Indonesian volcanoes rumble
• New College of Florida Named a ‘Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students’ for 2010-11
• Clown College graduate went on to teach others humor and pathos
• Veterans Day Programs In Schools And Community Salute Those Who Served
• Senior softball team looking to win with psychological edge
• Right man for the job
• Jurors absolve former sheriff Balkwill in jail deal
• Bucs are the best in the south
• At least one vote for a quiet day: Kathy Dent's
• Judge allows lawsuit over failed Sarasota project to proceed
• 5 things to watch for in the Florida results
• Dowling done as a UF Gator
• Economic errors in Japan seem to echo in U.S. today
• Vikings waive Randy Moss
• Venice Beach Jellys dominate tourney
• Dolphins appear home on the road
• After big test, 'Canes are still the one
• LONGBOAT KEY
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR VETERANS’ DAY
• FLORIDA
• A celebration of New College
• Giant win gives San Francisco World Series crown
• A rebel’s vision endures
• Corporate report
• Happy Birthday, New College – 50 Never Looked So Good
• Jags pounce on crumbling Cowboys
• Oregon, Auburn swap BCS positions
• Chase leaders still locked in battle
• Patriots beat Vikes and knock Favre out
• Westwood makes it official: No. 1
• Bucs defense rises in desert
• Controls on video games go to court
• Giants take commanding 3-1 Series lead
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Way SB U.S. 301 Closing Nov. 5-7
• GAINESVILLE
• Bomb targets may have been planes in flight
• It's a parking lot full of prizes for a happy Halloween
• Business buzz
• Sink and Democrats aim to close enthusiasm gap
• Good deeds
• Voalte Inc. improves its connections
• Commercial projects showing life
• Signature Sotheby's making mark in local market
• Boehner may be face of change
• Colts facing an unfamiliar role
• Hayes shines with splash plays
• Gators outrun Bulldogs
• Cavs pick off 'Canes
• Grimm won't get any help from dad
• Hawkeyes rip No. 5 Spartans
• Mizzou dealt first loss
• Rams sweep district title
• Weaver runs for 180 yards in UCF win
• Burton leads team on ground
• Panthers snap Habs streak
• Rangers bang out key victory in Game 3 on pair of homers
• Johnson nets 25, lifts Hawks over Wiz
• Wind plan taking shape
• Crane takes 2-stroke lead
• A downtown presence rejuvenates Pride Fest
• Montoya wins Talladega pole
• Remembering Jack West
• Comedy Central TV team draws thousands to Mall
• A call for some local 'sanity'
• Ballot measure on marijuana
• All houses have secrets Like, say, termites, or translucent guys in capes
• CITY ELECTIONS HAVE A NEW LOOK
• Suncoast Technology Forum Presents Second Healthcare Information Technology Seminar
• NEWTOWN PLAN FACES A HURDLE
• Holland Construction Announces Completion of Three Projects on Lakewood Ranch Main Street
• GOP makes last push ... here
• GAINESVILLE
• Late-election drama's impact is still unclear
• For openers, Heat roll past Magic, 96-70
• Balkwill case a complicated one for jurors
• Gators try to unleash offense against Bulldogs
• A year of pain and conflict, a time of hope and pride
• League taking aim at European market
• 'Canes set to blow into Virginia
• Pariya, Crane share lead at 131
• Giroux, Flyers beat Penguins
• Texas hopes to crash Giants' party
• Rams win in romp
• Manatee unseats Venice for crown
• Seminoles do it quick for a title
• Pirates run their way into playoffs
• FLORIDA
• FPL uses the calm before the storm, to secure electricity
• A trooper is honored
• Volcano snuffs the life of a man seen as its keeper
• In election, wars take a back seat
• Dream Center sponsor honored
• The fine art of the cue
• Manatee school tax issue is a thorny one
• Floating wheelchair opens up the beaches
• The Mayors’ Feed the Hungry Program Will kick off its annual fund raising efforts in November, 2010
• Receiver in Nadel case considers suing brokerage firm
• Campaign trail gets traveled in many ways
• Venice police chief consulting work scrutinized
• Did Clinton prod Meek to end Senate bid?
• Judge says recount unnecessary
• Candidates colliding with the polls
• Zolfo Springs ranch site yields a rare fossil find
• Event showcases ways to save on water use
• Senators' surge sinks Panthers
• Indians coast to district title
• Manatee-Venice a matchup of area's finest
• Fumbling away the game
• Giants silence Rangers' bats
• Manufacturing bolsters region
• Giants find new star in Bradshaw
• Business briefs: Capital goods orders and home sales limp
• Corporate report
• Storm's fury lingers
• First comes the vote. Then, the jockeying.
• A new schools chief for Charlotte
• Architect West key member of Sarasota school
• Ethics complaint against Sarasota County Commissioner is dismissed
• Flag helps students understand tragic day
• Ethics charges fly in last days
• POLICE REPORT
• Forum discloses dangers of drugs
• DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENTS CONCLUDE; MAIN STREET REPAVED
• Fruitville Initiative forms coalition to direct Sarasota intersection's growth
• COMMISSION CONSIDERS FPL FRANCHISE/AGREEMENT
• They're out knocking on unlikely doors
• Favre's streak in jeopardy
• Jobs are key issue in Sarasota commission race
• Wolfpack latest test for 'Noles
• Warren Buffett chooses man who grew up in Sarasota as possible successor
• Courier hired as Davis Cup team captain
• In final days, Sink and Scott sharpen digs
• Police chief to manage N. Port
• Grapevine Communications Selected as Agency For Sinofresh Healthcare Products
• District contest has a rough side
• Corporate report
• A rolling repast puts down some permanent roots
• Business buzz: Law firm in top 25 in title organization
• Fruitville Elementary Plans ‘Fitville Festival’ To Promote Family Fitness
• Board hitting brakes on green development zone
• Conservation is working, but species are still in peril
• Beneath an infamous rebel flag in east Tampa
• How the jobs issue slipped away
• Seminar - Creative Tactics For Marketing Your Business
• Powerful storm tears across the Midwest
• This Phantom is fighting to stay at theater
• County is buying land to expand Placida boat ramp
• POLICE REPORT
• Sink says sender of debate e-mail is gone from staff
• Gleaning project puts fresh produce on table
• Venice bans smoking at beaches and parks
• U.S. pursuing Chinese drywall issue in Shanghai
• Index of home prices dips
• No sympathy required for Art Nadel, thief of dreams
• Low prices lure few buyers
• Police: 6 children robbed 9 homes in north Florida
• In pursuit of the perfect college, some seek an independent guide
• Fla. man ordered to send notes to victim's family
• Michael J Fox is happy with his past and present
• Starting a garden to share in North Port
• Venice to host meeting on city permitting
• North Port pursues Warm Mineral Springs again
• Brown: Sign code changes appear innocuous, but ...
• Final debate a bitter clash between Scott and Sink
• A Prescription Drug Abuse Forum
• Sarasota alters housing priorities
• Wallace: Where the two scored their points
• Board wants more talks on logo
• Wife asks Cuba to release prisoner
• Ceremonial Groundbreaking At Local Sarasota Charter Middle School
• Attack of the bedbugs
• One killed, one injured in motorcycle crashes
• Fed joining inquiry into foreclosure procedures
• Oxy decimates youth; community fights back with forum
• A ballot amendment inspires ambivalence
• North Port interim city manager resigns
• Florida gets $800 million for high-speed rail
• CITY HELPS REDUCE FLOOD INSURANCE COSTS FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
• Glitch leaves rally participants unable to vote early in Newtown
• Indonesia tsunami kills 23, leaves scores missing
• Drywall inquiry in China is tense
• Fla. newborn dies after pit bull attack at home
• Scrap in a dispute over scrap metal
• How we did the math
• Hurricane Richard batters Belize
• Jeb Bush sought federal solution
• China plays tug-of-war with U.S. inspectors over drywall
• The new insurance game: sending billions overseas
• Man is thrown from motorcycle
• North Port boy hurt in accident
• Review: Finding hope in 'Rabbit Hole'
• Home prices rise in Sarasota-Bradenton
• A stop-and-go solution for St. Armands Circle
• Sarasota-Bradenton: Home sales, at a glance
• Sarasota gay pride festival aims for visibility
• Charlotte Co.-North Port: Home sales, at a glance
• Wallace: Can Sink win here again?
• 7.5-magnitude quake hits Indonesia
• Natural gas pipeline snaking across Florida
• Home sales rise 10 percent nationally in September
• High-speed rail tangled in Florida governor's race
• Small businesses catch break with bigger loans
• Rubio on the defensive in Senate candidates debate
• Still carrying a big stick
• Palmetto company expands beyond military contracts
• To sell a million-dollar house, better be ready to be patient
• How Bermuda rigs insurance rates in Florida
• Urinary tract trouble
• Ways to treat what is ailing
• Removing trash from old camps
• A hardscrabble past powers Senate hopeful
• WikiLeaks Founder on the Run, Trailed by Notoriety
• Just call her the canal crusader
• In Hurricanes Wake, but Still Standing
• Tense contest in final stretch
• Turning Customers Into Creators
• The new insurance game: sending billions overseas
• Haiti Fears Cholera Will Spread in Capital
• Tensions High Along Kurdish-Arab Line
• Mix of Trust and Despair Helped Turn Tide in Iraq
• Dispute Over Succession Clouds Megachurch
• Health Care Overhaul Depends on States Insurance Exchanges
• How we did the math
• Jeb Bush sought federal solution
• Ballet opens with 'Anne Frank'
• Glass slipper?
• Scott's 'liberal' remark has worked for others
• Victim is identified in fatal shooting
• Health care on voters' minds
• Unusual house paid for with plastic
• Union fighting Internet rules
• In this drama, judgment of teacher is in question
• Amid the organic kale and squash, a family thrives
• POLICE REPORT
• Artists to make the pavement come alive in Sarasota
• Group wants empathy in arena
• Analysis of Florida Public Service Commission shows truth in criticism
• Rangers clinch ALCS
• Southwest Florida adds jobs, but just a few
• Wailand Receives Certified Fraud Examiner Designation
• Habit of stealing cars has man on the run
• Files: Iraqi deaths higher than US count
• Attorney for Marian Morgan wants to talk with her Danish lawyer
• The fury failure
• Questions linger for victims of Sarasota's Art Nadel
• Business briefs: Two more banks fail in state, one in Tampa
• Another 'no' in Seminole squabble between Manatee school and FSU
• Corporate report
• Owner sees alligator drag his dog away
• Candidate's profit from 50th Anniversary event becomes North Port campaign issue
• Couple, part-time Sarasota residents, face Virginia fraud charges
• Democrats back third-party candidates
• City Council candidates spar over lawsuit in Venice
• Cholera leaves more than 140 dead in Haiti
• Tropical Storm Richard could strengthen
• Balkwill defends contract at jail
• One person shot, killed Thursday in Sarasota
• Nadel given 14-year term for $162 million scam
• IN RACE, AN ISSUE OF NAMES?
• Schoolteacher defends use of social websites
• Scientists discover lunar oasis in crater
• A rebel's vision endures
• World briefs
• Business briefs: Economic gauge shows some strength
• Big projects going nowhere
• Fewer teenagers in fatal crashes, CDC reports
• On axed analyst, a mixed reaction
• Homeowners facing foreclosure offered foundation's helping hand
• Toyota recall is for 1.53 million
• ELECTION GATHERING ANIMATED
• Seven compete in fire district
• Tater's pass game cooks
• Downtown Sarasota Staples replaces plan for condos
• Englewood man held on sex charges
• GAME ON
• Four arrested in Charlotte drug raid
• Former outsiders get to defend from inside
• Strong early-vote numbers for GOP
• Newest storm, season's 17th, bears watching
• Free Seminar Will Answer Homeowners Short Sale Questions And Clarify Misconceptions
• Business briefs: Florida title firm gets bank's protection
• Corporate report
• Complexities in gay integration
• FLORIDA
• MINORITY INFLUENCE GROWS
• Ex-FSU football player faces caning in Singapore
• Missteps keep race interesting
• On eve of sentencing, Nadel prosecutor says there's no evidence Moody's involved
• More weigh in on home seizures
• Nadel sentenced to 14 years
• On Halloween, it's the novel vs. the classic
• Manslaughter charged filed on North Port man in death of infant
• Recession's 'warriors' are girding for fight to establish new business
• Manatee detectives seek man wanted in two-truck related thefts
• College to add 4-year programs
• TEACHER IS IN PERIL OVER WEB
• Jail bid lawsuit headed to trial
• Man arrested in lewd act near Sarasota day care center
• Chrysler taps Sarasota's Sunset as local Fiat dealership
• Sarasota Realtor files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• In debate, two share stage, but that's it
• THE HORROR
• In this back and forth, a different kind of swing
• TRACTOR TIME
• The 'dry' is back: Will it linger like a bad houseguest?
• Two sought in armed home invasion
• Trio nabbed for aiding escape try
• Association Of Fundraising Professionals To Honor Local Donors and Volunteers
• Board drama stunts future of playhouse
• Clarence Thomas's Wife Asks Anita Hill for Apology
• A place along a green road in Charlotte County
• Port Charlotte pair arrested on drug charges
• Sink and Scott set to collide on TV
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Race for North Port Commission could settle fate of springs plan
• Parent Institutes Give Parents New Tools To Help Students Succeed
• District to Host 2010 College Fair
• When the bus stops, do you?
• Suspects sought in ice cream cart heist
• BUCHANAN ECLIPSING GOLDEN?
• Driver injured after car hits 2 cows
• City recruiting among business people to help with broadband task force
• Business briefs: Burger King $3.26 billion buyout is final
• The pick? Quick. The payout? That'll take time to sink in.
• Look at what the currents have steered this way now
• Business buzz: Business classes by SCORE are set
• American Red Cross and American Heart Association Jointly Announce Revised First Aid Guidelines
• Corporate report
• BP plans to drill in deeper waters
• Cattle ranchers feeling the pain
• D'oh God! Vatican paper says Homer's a Catholic
• FLORIDA
• The dino, the dodo, and now -- fee-free checking?
• The Founders Club chooses Jim Owen as Director of Golf
• Water board race is aswirl over sewers
• Some lenders ramping up short sales
• 2 more nations prepare as typhoon approaches
• Auditions For Avenue Q
• Facebook faces more privacy concerns
• Judge leery of group's motives
• Key post in state gets little notice
• Top officer pleads guilty to murders
• Abuse suspect found dead
• Growth is on the ballot
• Charlotte revisits adding sewers
• Voluntary hospice for anyone has pluses
• Print shop keeps its ethic indie
• 'First Lady' offered wisdom to generations
• Parent arrested after threatening to blow up school
• Sarasota pursuing cameras
• PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS CREATE TEMPORARY PLAYGROUND/ROAD CLOSURES
• Nadel's attorneys point to Moodys
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dies
• With homeless arrests down, why this one?
• Police report: Murder victim identified
• Lawsuit divides a prominent farming family
• Business briefs: Builders a little less pessimistic in October
• In tight race, both camps underline area's key role
• Corporate report
• Two seriously hurt in crash on Beneva
• Charlotte man charged in abuse case found dead
• Nokomis man builds guitars from cigar boxes
• PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 2011 ELECTION DATES
• Elections supervisor Kathy Dent may not run again
• Alison Gutek Passes The CPA Exam
• Crystal Cathedral files for bankruptcy
• Sarasota to discuss red light cameras tonight
• Acting in 'Hurricane' beautiful and potent
• Tennessee post office shooting kills 2
• Building an empire, one door at a time
• After many lose homes, price for housing climbs
• Woman arrested in Port Charlotte prostitution sting
• Ringling festival's sophomore year pleases organizers
• Charities see drop in funds donated
• New Spy Game: Workers Sell Firms Secrets Abroad
• For tax burden, the latest shift
• How to handle it when you are fired for refusing a date
• Will Apples Culture Hurt the iPhone?
• If the standard 26.2-mile run is boring, try this
• New Tactic in California for Paying Pollution Bill
• Million ballots may be rejected
• Even Under New Captain, Yahoo Seems Adrift
• Some miners return to lives of struggle
• Trial to begin in death of DC intern Chandra Levy
• Man, 79, walks away from Manatee plane crash
• Vehicle crash jams I-75 NB near Laurel
• Even the littlest gizmos need
• Barracuda jumps into kayak, bites woman in Fla.
• Banks' strategy raises questions
• Celine Dion hospitalized as precaution
• Candidates heading into final 2 weeks
• A brilliant hotel plan goes south
• Two vie to succeed Galvano in District 68
• Sink, Scott both in Sarasota today
• Remembering victims
• Sports on TV today
• Speech focused on taxes and jobs
• White House tries to chart next moves
• Baltimore officer killed in dispute over parking spot
• This is the place where artistry and community collide
• Made up your mind? Vote early
• As budgets were slashed, a 'Taj Mahal' took shape
• A rowing destination perhaps like no other
• Weather boosts Venice Sun Fiesta
• Fire destroys Port Charlotte business
• Giuliani comes to Florida to support Rubio campaign
• Two seriously injured in collision
• Drilling vote is wrinkle in race
• Protect deposit money from the unscrupulous
• This is North Port ... or is it?
• Support system: The Cancer Support Community's new buildinig
• Did circuit judge do too much homework?
• Official says U.S. hikers face trial
• In this battle, unlikely allies
• OfficialsconsiderInternet controls
• In campaign, Sink serves up moderation
• Pelosi appears to be blessing distancing move
• For tax burden, the latest shift
• Plans to change retirement age
• Political spending frenzy continues
• Defending seat may be tough
• Virus Deadly in Livestock Is No More, U.N. Declares
• Pipers' dream
• Bernanke Weighs Risks of New Action
• To some fans, a blackout is more of a gray area
• Israel Plan to Build Clouds Peace Talks
• Neighbors fault county in fatal dog attack
• A Grisly Murder Trial, in 140-Character Bits
• Coal mine blast kills 20, traps 17 in China
• Englewood man found dead in his car
• Charlotte County worker accused of copper theft
• Business briefs: Worker compensation is rising 7.8 percent
• World's longest tunnel celebrated
• Pastor at center of Quran furor wants free car
• Meek gets aggressive at candidate debate
• Sarasota publisher buys 'SEE' visitors guides
• Manatee student count - and funding - grows
• Charlotte fee changes designed to foster growth
• Amid flat benefits, bonus talk
• Eagle Scout honors fallen trooper
• Rick Scott clears up position on abortion
• Candidates differ on city's spending
• Elvis Tribute Fundraiser
• District 71 race a touch unusual
• October Is National Fire Prevention Month
• In Venice, obstacles to automobiles worry retailers
• America’s 1stinternational Street-Painting Festival Brings 250 Artists From Around The World To...
• Residents oppose plaza project at Tallevast and 301
• Yvette's Sports Club to offer dining and fun in Venice
• Fla. man to get $650,000 for strip club injury
• A first step in eliminating Chinese drywall
• Having a grand time
• Dozens charged in N.Y., Fla. marijuana ring
• Two Sarasota Teachers Receive Statewide Award For Student Progress In Math
• Abortion e-mail could stir up race
• IN BRIEF: Man injured in Sarasota bar brawl
• Area players reach for elusive magic number
• Crisis yields a new brand of flipping
• Big legal bills for police in big city
• CITY COMMISSION HEARS N. SARASOTA WORKFORCE SUCCESS STORIES
• Local Business Woman Answers Questions Live On Local and Global Travel
• Tropical Storm Paula weakens over Cuba
• It's official: No Social Security raises in 2011
• Energy Court Center Welcomes Smith and Dine Attorneys
• Phoenix police officer charged with murder
• 3 Charlotte men face copper theft charges
• Venice news briefs
• BLOG: Hope shines in Russian darkness
• Business briefs: Less venture capital, spread more widely
• Ringling Bridge lanes closing for TV filming
• Business buzz: Sarasota landscape design wins award
• Corporate report
• Mayor of Calif. town arrested in purse snatching
• After dramatic rescue, Chile looks forward
• Gulfshore Media buys SEE Sarasota
• Obama aims for the youth
• SARASOTA BECOMES FILM SET; TRAFFIC DELAYS EXPECTED
• Venice Sun Fiesta parade to shine with circus stars
• Local Engineering Firm Participates In National Conference On The Construction Industry
• Administrator gets good marks
• FLORIDA
• Gesneriad conference part of gardens' effort to rebuild reputation
• Weighing the impact of a freeze on benefits
• North Port sets a limit on fines
• Residents press board to overturn evictions
• SCS News: 'Booker Helping Booker' Seeks Donations For Annual Fooddrive
• Lyons: For North Port victim, it's all in who you call
• Issues trump parties in Venice mayoral race
• Rick Scott mining GOP vein in Southwest Florida
• Sarasota County funds major rowing regatta venue
• Business buzz: New College has new provost
• Pilot Chinese drywall program to help 300 homeowners
• Corporate report
• Night belongs to Baryshnikov, at least this year
• All 33 miners rescued By MICHAEL WARREN The Associated Press
• Foreclosure problems might lead to drop in filings
• Love is like a drug
• Passport Health Of Sarasota Conducts Flu Prevention Clinics At ODA Campuses
• Weakening Paula takes aim at Cuba
• Whale's journey fascinates scientists
• City can hit the road with plan
• Now, it's the wait for next season
• Men rescued from Chilean mine
• The cafeteria line gets a new healthy item: psychology
• Pilot program for Chinese drywall repairs to be unveiled
• Military's 'don't ask' policy halted by judge
• Charlotte man charged in abuse of boy, 8
• Sink aided by attacks on Scott
• Englewood couple loses thousands in scam
• FLORIDA
• Alligator eats boy's pet turtle at Gulfarium
• Quest to control growth in Venice may cost city in roundabout way
• NEWTOWN FOCUS REMAINS ON JOB READINESS; RECEIVES NATIONAL BOOST
• N. Port weighs spending options
• Coastal Behavioral Healthcare, Inc., Receives $2 Million Grant
• Public housing residents question their evictions
• Gulf coast man hits man with bike 8 times
• Ponzi victims now face a cruel twist of fortune
• Ringling Arts Festival is continuing to evolve
• Development of 1,568 homes OK'd near North Port
• Man shot, killed in Manatee home
• Rangers' Lee the difference
• Paula is likely to steer clear of this region
• U.S. ends a freeze on offshore oil drilling
• Business briefs: Lakewood Ranch's Integrated Freight acquires trucking firm
• Business buzz: Film office mixer features Sanborn
• Corporate report
• Waste Pro Honored For Recycling ‘Beyond The Norm’
• Afghan panel wants gesture from the U.S.
• SeaWorld to add attractions at Fla. parks
• More pain ahead for victims of Sarasota Ponzi scheme
• Business buzz: Chamber holding annual meeting
• Corporate report
• Environmental hazards loom in Eastern Europe
• Manatee County's Paul Sharff files for bankruptcy again
• Public to hear all of Beau Diamond sentencing
• Meek embraces Obama links in his campaign for Senate
• A plan to save the circus arena in Venice
• Alleged stalker arrested in North Port
• Venice growth plan now in its final stages
• Brivik investors can't back out of settlement, a judge decides
• Remote instructor gets blood pumping in multiple schools
• Doug Fernandes: As drama builds, the stage grows
• Missing N.C. girl's case now homicide investigation
• Tag! Lakewood Ranch is 'it' in bar code push
• Offshore oil drilling ban in Gulf lifted
• Tom Lyons: Your patriotic duty? Spending $1 million
• Teen claims boyfriend, 21, sexually abused her
• Hurricane Paula forms, heads for Yucatan
• Open-range laws draw
• High levels of ozone a cause for concern
• Business briefs: Anglo Irish Bank has role in tower, too
• Power may not rest in governor
• Unemployed discover old jobs need new skills
• Web users facing more eyes on them
• NASA closer to getting extra shuttle flight
• The gang that menaced Newtown
• Winner of Nobel prize is visited by wife in jail
• Venice council candidates set for forum tonight
• Girl Scouts True Beauty Festival
• Manatee home blasted with buckshot
• Tropical Storm Paula forms near Honduras
• Bicycle rider is seriously hurt
• Manatee man, 67, dies from gunshot wounds last week
• Police look for man connected to shooting death
• Collin Jotham Joins Bouchard Insurance
• A father slain, and family ties turned fragile
• No raises for Social Security in 2011
• After pushing gang back, Newtown can now look forward
• Another tropical depression forming?
• Wilkinson Elementary Teacher To Get Surprised With Class Supplies
• Message that still connects today
• 2 Americans, 1 British-Cypriot win econ Nobel
• Columbus Day closings
• Soprano Joan Sutherland dies at age 83
• Golf course redesign awaits end of lawsuit
• 'Social Network' top draw at box office
• Locally, a new twist on housing
• North Port man arrested on stalking charge
• Old-timers, recalling the old times
• Man arrested on copper theft, drug charges
• Jeremy Wallace: Polls give him the lead, but Rubio isn't resting
• PARADE/FLAGPOLE DEDICATION PLANNED FOR VETERANS' DAY
• Treatment instead of jail time
• Pakistan reopens border crossing
• 'Buy and hold' real estate investors enter market
• Protesters try to stop gay rights gathering
• Rick Scott sticks to message when questioned on fraud
• Looser leash law for county?
• Trading expertise at a tech festival
• In stories of animals, human compassion
• Rider of motorized bicycle critical after hit by car
• Foreclosure dropped, but damage was done
• More toxic red sludge may flood some areas
• Hoteliers balk at tax proposed to boost rowing
• Nobel winner was enthralled by story
• Anatomy of the Scott economy
• Political battles take aim at China
• The gang that menaced Newtown
• Schools and taxes focus of rhetoric
• Some towns see their salvation in incarceration
• Space-faring twins prepare for meeting
• Trapped miners may see surface on Wednesday
• Lakewood Ranch: How a town was born
• Fans celebrate John Lennon's 70th birthday
• Soul singer Solomon Burke dies
• No stranger to a bruising budget battle
• At last, ballot appears set for November
• 10-year sentence for Ponzi schemer
• Corporate hiring falters while governments are cutting
• In tweak to China, dissident gets Nobel
• Technology bill to aid impaired
• Were 4 students bullied to death?
• Rich Brooks: With love on life's side, the funeral can wait
• A festival in artists' backyards
• Ponzi victims offering aid, Diamond defense attorney says
• Nadel receiver runs tab in the millions
• Krauthammer: The Colbert Democrats
• In North Port, one development that is defying a recession's odds
• Tuttle Elementary Principal ‘Slimed’ By Superintendent
• Lakewood Ranch: From pasture land to a major community
• Manufacturer withdraws its Meridia diet drug
• Character under fire in first Scott-Sink debate
• Panel clarifies lobbyist limits
• For homeowners at risk, a breather
• Nation briefs
• The Great Pizza Pie Pileup of 2010
• World briefs
• Business briefs: Wholesale inventories and sales up in August
• Corporate report
• Rezoning opponents win a battle in Tara
• Miss. lawyer jailed for not saying Pledge
• Grapevine Communications Adds 7 New Clients in September 2010
• Tonight's debate seen as crucial to Alex Sink
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• Former Manatee smoker loses lawsuit over tobacco
• Football player Mike Ford accused of harrassment
• Home invasion, pistol-whipping injures man
• Family says hit-and-run victim's TV stolen
• Mom, 2 sons arrested on marijuana charges
• Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
• 2 injured in fall at Florida water tower
• Teachers want class size measure off ballot
• Hurricane Otto forms in Atlantic
• Baseball's botched calls demand
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in 50 states
• 2 charged in car burglary stabbing death
• Bird spotting, and how you can join in
• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in crash
• $61.5 million Powerball ticket bought in Lakewood Ranch
• Man, 82, tells police he beat, killed girlfriend
• Bradenton man, 67, critical after shot in head
• Corporate report
• U.A.E. backs off plan to ban Blackberrys
• Business briefs: Lennar sells course at Stoneybrook
• Meridia weight loss pill to be taken off market
• Why has Bank of America curtailed home loans so dramatically in Southwest Florida?
• Former police officer arrested in shootings
• Woman charged in missing-person case seeks to have charges dismissed
• Junior-Amateur Tournament at The Meadows Country Club Features Area's Top Junior Golfers!
• Poll says Crist lags further behind in Senate race
• September retail sales proved to be stronger
• Obama's national security adviser resigns
• Ernst: As drought re-emerges, It's a good time to go native
• Supreme Court OKs amendment summary
• Friday night high school football
• Class size measure targeted
• A festive fan scene ... before the game
• Tom Lyons: Before citing discretion, make sure you have it
• Sarasota-Manatee Human Resources Association Presents: ‘Workers’ Comp Exposed’
• Veteran Sarasota roofer killed falling through roof
• Business briefs: Two Realtors to start commercial office
• Bullets claim a life in Newtown
• Business buzz: Companies team up to build a center
• Suddenly, fears of drought return
• Corporate report
• In lively debate, rivals try rattling Rubio
• After midnight, there is grocery money again
• Virtuoso Becomes A Professional Theatre
• Does a parent's grief outweigh free speech?
• Independent voters add volatility
• Molecular trick is worthy of Nobel
• Farmers market enlivens center
• Charlotte County sheriff joins state panel
• Scenic trail supporter to be on transport panel
• Bradenton hit-and-run investigated
• Survey says Floridians OK with one higher tax
• Sink ad blasts Scott as unfit
• Campus visit ends in arrest
• Hartman Integration Invites You to Experience Communication in High Definition
• Chris Anderson: Before the glory, a humble start for the Rays
• 2 Japanese, American share chemistry Nobel
• Who's monitoring police monitors?
• Subtropical depression forms in western Atlantic
• Charges against Sarasota woman dropped in fraud case
• Business briefs: Mortgage firms told to check their paperwork
• Lab aims to bolster jobs in Manatee County
• Business buzz: National fund links with local group
• Corporate report
• FLORIDA
• Gunman had a criminal history
• Firefighters let home burn because fee was not paid
• Rays fans see daylight for afternoon game
• Judge challenges would-be bomber at his sentencing
• ESPN producer faces public indecency charge
• Latino turnout looks unclear
• Sarasota Pumpkin Festival
• Ultra-thin carbon is worth a Nobel
• Southwest Florida Chapter Of American Red Cross Launches Social Media Campaign ...
• Punta Gorda is likely to follow 'blue law' repeal
• Worker injured in Sarasota roof collapse
• County rule reins in tethering dog to tree
• Randy Moss traded to Minnesota Vikings, AP reports
• Eric Ernst: They came to praise Crowell, and bury him
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• School impact fees to be halted?
• Joe C. Hembree and Morris Smith of Hembree and Associates Inc. News - Oct 4, 2010
• North Port city manager abruptly departs
• Pending home sales go up a bit for second month
• As cat colony shrinks, a controversy grows
• Biker, driver seriously injured in crash
• Guatemalan hopeful that she can stay in United States
• Florida has straw ballot on US balanced budget
• Fed boss: More securities buys could help economy
• Business briefs: Genzyme fighting hostile French bid
• Corporate report
• Water moccasin bites tourist at Orlando resort
• Nadel sentencing delayed again
• FBI: Man's computer had 10 million child porn files
• Scams surge over water treatment
• Sarasota man dies in I-275 wreck in St. Pete
• Two Sarasota Re/Max firms merging
• Ryntal Property Management Announces The Opening Of Its Lakeland, FL Office
• Man arrested in series of thefts
• McKinney shines at U.S. Youth Sailing
• Homeowners get help with loan terms
• Missing Lakeland teen's body found buried
• 'Vision' for Longboat fails to resonate with needs
• White House to get solar panels
• Students give sea grasses a start
• Calif. girl, 8, abducted from home's front yard
• Good year for turtle nesting
• Bradenton dental lab to add 283 jobs
• New police chief is met with fanfare on Day 1
• Meeting Set To Explore Formation Of Middle-School Tennis League
• Break-in? Not if bank is calling the shots
• Anna Nicole Smith portrayed as coconspirator
• Fla. woman gets $20k phone bill
• Legacy schedules pro tournament
• Panther hit by car, killed in southwest Fla.
• McNabb triumphs in return
• Fla. officer charged in woman's death
• Europe wins wild Ryder Cup
• Sexual abuse, incest claim in Myakka
• Verizon Wireless plans customer refunds
• Detroit symphony musicians go on strike
• Deadline to register to vote is today
• Guatemalan native gets 1-month reprieve
• Ohio house fire kills 5, including baby
• Farm owner leaves her farm and her horses
• New Sarasota police chief sworn in
• Charlotte man arrested in theft cases
• GAINESVILLE
• In vitro pioneer wins Nobel prize for medicine
• Tourist dies after found in SeaWorld water park pool
• Business approach key in county commission race
• Alabama bingo indictments net casino owners, politicians
• Man jailed after whipping teen with belt
• Buchanan wants more U.S. goods in China
• Runoff Will Decide the Presidency of Brazil
• North Port manager resigns, effective immediately
• Rays are AL East champions
• Condom Use Is Highest for Young, Study Finds
• Fourth Annual Huntington’s Disease Team Hope Walk and Fun Run
• Social Security in the race for U.S. Senate
• Suicides Put Light on Pressures of Gay Teenagers
• Europe surges to take lead
• Fast-growing grocery chain enters market
• A Silicon Valley Investors Take on a Post-Facebook World
• Mets fire Manuel and Minaya
• No Stopping Movie View of Mark Zuckerberg
• Pastor, 3 others killed in Ga. church van crash
• Verizon Wireless to Pay Millions in Refunds
• Lady 'Canes win county championship
• Girl, 1, dies after being left in hot car
• Shields is the wild card among playoff starters
• Fla. amendment would repeal public campaign funds
• Pirates fire manager Russell
• The Squadron sails into a squall
• As Games Begin, India Hopes to Save National Pride
• Side Effects May Include Lawsuits
• New Labour Leader Heads Back to Britains Center
• Growing Anti-Immigrant Sentiments in an Unlikely State
• From Playbook, Pro Teams Use 3-D Imaging
• Company Stops Insuring Titles in Chase Foreclosures
• Stage Is Set (Again) for a Blue-Chip Revival
• U.S. to warn Americans in Europe about terror threat
• Man shoots self in face during run-in with skunk
• Words hard to hide, even for the chief
• Crist is taking hits from left and right
• Florida's Medicaid rolls swelling with recession
• Energy rebates remain in limbo
• North Port woman injured in car accident
• Students drawn to fantastic worlds of imagination
• Brazilian Leadere Likely to Prevail in Election
• Sarasota judge simplifies foreclosure cases
• Smugglers of Drugs Burrow on Border
• Crist out to defuse 'flip-flopper' label
• For Nevada Casinos, Threats in California
• Murdock Village land swap on pace
• New state law aims to curb 'pill mills'
• CNN fires Rick Sanchez after Jon Stewart remark
• IRS grants tax write-off for chinese drywall expenses
• More Turmoil Expected in This Years Medicare Signup
• City manager may lose his North Port job
• Lone $4.1 Billion Sale Led to in May
• Embattled chief is placed on leave
• Official to Face Hearing Over Blog Attacks
• As immigration fight grinds on, family's options are dwindling
• CNN Fires Rick Sanchez for Remarks in Interview
• Mexico Seeks to Unify Police to Fight Drugs and Graft
• Business briefs: Seizure of small bank is Florida's 24th of 2010
• Corporate report
• Behold, the 62-mpg car?
• Scott has early lead in race for governor
• Sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Suicide echoes beyond campus
• Syphilis research spurs U.S. apology
• GULF COAST
• 'Free' style skate park a goal of enthusiasts
• Soundgarden releases new album through video game
• The rush is on for Trey Burton, the Gators' new star
• Achieved anything? Let North Port know
• Three McIntosh Middle students to get 'Desks for Success'
• Business briefs: Lockheed Martin ends shuttle work
• Business buzz: LEED certificate goes to Rogers Elementary
• Corporate report
• Idaho cowboys compete -- for state's top job
• The face behind Facebook
• Bank of America delaying foreclosures
• Tony Curtis dead at 85
• Ellenton home invasion injures one
• Candidate Scott Maddox says his farm life is a plus
• Man charged after drugs found in buttocks
• Charlotte man arrested on multiple drug charges
• CREATIVE DIFFERENCES
• Obama names Rouse chief of staff
• Storms drench the East Coast
• New Bin Laden tape released
• MEEK STILL A FACTOR FOR CRIST
• IRS offering some Chinese drywall relief
• Ernst: Why Amendment 4? To empower the public
• Calif. governor's race upended by immigrant maid
• Activist at the fore in Florida's closely watched growth fight
• Toddler found in pool dies at hospital
• Two arrested as police target notorious Sarasota gang
• Fort Myers woman faces child neglect charges
• Is rebound bypassing Sarasota area?
• Business buzz: Tourism agencies' work recognized
• Corporate report
• Libraries not left in the dust by technology
• Vanguard Panthers at Bradenton Christian Panthers
• Research gold rush in Gulf
• Bishop Verot Vikings at Cardinal Mooney Cougars
• POLICE REPORT
• Riverview Rams at Booker Tornadoes
• 'Better for business' is Scott's state mantra
• RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY SCHEDULED FOR FIRE STATION
• Texans consider armed colleges
• DOWNTOWN PARK RENOVATION BEGINS
• Lawsuit targets political finance
• 3 arrested in lingerie, massage parlor sting
• Fall Sarasota Technology Festival set for Suncoast Polytechnical High School
• Crowell does not get Iowa position
• Sarasota's Sanborn Studios hiring and building
• Getting on board with a mobile way to promote health
• Jimmy Carter discharged from hospital
• Does move give license to scoot past sentence?
• Sarasota’s D and D Garage Doors Merges With Omega Garage Doors
• More than one way to fill up those seats
• Nicole was deadly in Jamaica
• Foreclosure firm challenges Manatee judge who fined it
• Newly found planet could be similar to Earth
• At last, cooler air will blow our way
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• Sarasota's Arthur Nadel explains what 'led me to this crime'
• Venice news briefs
• Hartman Integration Appoints Pat Keever as Corporate Vice President of Sales
• Business briefs: 2nd big lender afoul of mortgage records
• Eric Ernst: The role of watchdog is shifting to citizens
• WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT TO CLOSE PORTION OF S. OSPREY AVE.
• Local needs for nonprofit organizations are rising, but funding is on the decline
• Storage center burned for hours
• Scott signals shift in wooing donors
• Sarasota news briefs
• Part of Florida gets ready for tropical soaking
• Business buzz: Homeowners survival event
• Census provides a sobering snapshot of the region
• Business briefs: Holiday business looks busy to shippers
• Corporate report
• FLORIDA
• Recession rips at U.S. marriages and expands income gap
• Vouchers and online education are part of Scott's plan for schools
• It's more theater drama as official tries to claim seat on theater board
• Charlotte County administrator gets the job permanently
• Settlement of e-mail dispute is in dispute
• North Port city manager says reaction surprised him
• Values of homes likely to stay low
• Venice city manager plans to review chief of police
• Ballot timing angers party
• When a career may be a problem
• Hundreds feared dead in Mexican landslide
• North Port city manager a finalist in Iowa
• RUFFIN REMEMBERED
• Lawsuit against Sarasota County commissioner settled for $5,000
• Tom Lyons: Helping bad parents learn to become better
• Local Grant Permits Girls To Participate In Golf Camp
• Proposed online rules for Manatee teachers are criticized
• Students tend to a garden
• Nadel asks court for a lenient sentence
• Summit puts families first
• Venice moves into No. 2
• AirTran deal could be a boon for Sarasota-Bradenton airport
• Treasurys demand drives yield down
• LPGA Sectional draws field of 99
• State is sandwiched between two approaching weather systems
• Trestle bridges link path on trail
• Woods ready for Ryder Cup challenge
• Wal-Mart shopping for big retailer in Africa
• Orioles shut out Rays
• Business briefs: AIG repayment news soon, sources say
• Bucs need to regroup
• Corporate report
• SEMCON -2010 BUILDING THE FUTURE ON THE BEST OF THE PAST
• Rampage ends with 6 people shot to death
• INFORMATION ABOUNDS WITH eMAPS
• Jim Brown: Just because tax rates rise doesn't mean bills will, too
• Boston shooting kills 4, injures 1
• Tax rate unchanged in Sarasota County's budget
• Tropical depression forms south of Cuba
• A pink parade
• Fire destroys warehouse in Port Charlotte
• For 68 aging warriors, their final mission
• Former President Jimmy Carter hospitalized
• Does it make a difference who runs a local library?
• 2007 gamble pays off for construction entrepreneur
• Farmworkers get a treat, and a taste of their heritage
• For injured veterans, a hunt in the swamp
• Attorney: Prosecutor to resign over text messages
• Barbetta faces stiff challenge in Sarasota County
• Intern wants nice way to avoid taking offer
• Burton is new weapon for Gators
• Second loan turns into a foreclosure nightmare
• Journey of loss and of healing
• Steelers bury Bucs
• Glass Onion Band - Beatles Tribute Concert
• On this field and others, Haiti struggling to keep dreams alive
• Shields gives up key home run in Rays loss
• Education Foundation Honors Contributors
• PRIVACY: Federal officials are worried about services like Facebook and Skype
• QB Batch doesn't miss a beat in victory
• Sabal Palm Bank is OK despite bad loans
• Burton wins SEC honor
• Settlement issue in the spotlight
• UF's Demps in boot to protect bruised foot
• Tax-deferred real estate investing
• Johnson makes his move with Dover win
• Kids, Cats And Cupcakes Carnival At Cat Depot
• U.S. and Afghan troops start Kandahar offensive
• Police: Man kills estranged wife, children, self
• American Humane Association Disaster Sheltering For Companion Animals
• Sandcastles OK on Fla. beach; digging for oil not
• BREAKING: Southwest to buy AirTran for $1.4B
• 'Titanic' actress Gloria Stuart dies
• Sept. 27: Transactions, foreclosures, etc.
• CEREMONY SCHEDULED FOR POLICE CHIEF
• Florida moves up to No. 7
• New camera changes games it's a mirror but no smoke
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Judge declares mistrial in Buju Banton case
• Sharapova makes an early exit at Pan Pacific Open
• And in this corner ... another pest
• Kerkering Barberio Announces New Manager
• Woman, 70 dogs die in Ocala fire
• Fewer foals born at Florida horse farms
• Bottles of water placed in desert fuel controversy
• Segway company owner dies after riding off cliff
• CFO hopeful wants lobbyists audited
• And your next hotel will be ...
• Pumping funds into ailing hearts
• GOP spending audit clarifies little in scandal
• Murder charge is filed against Palmetto teenager
• Eric Ernst: 'Community' is absent in this theater dispute
• Sarasota County leaders seek fat in a lean budget
• Give 'em a hand
• Tom Lyons: Jail chaplain shakeup leaves a pastor adrift
• Monks' plan for monastery in ranch area hits roadblock
• Transforming torment into hope
• Democrats on a fierce offensive
• Southside Village restaurant files libel suit after news report
• Pastor's empire now threatened by allegations
• Ads aim to erode opinions of Sink
• Hispanics found to have early breast cancer risk
• Tropical Depression Matthew raising worries of floods
• India offering detainee release
• An espionage mystery solved on an autopsy slab
• Ken Burns returns for extra innings
• Harvey Diamond: From high life to low point
• Missing laptops offer primer in corruption
• Nurse navigator helps guide patients
• Panel recommends less-scary labels than precancerous
• Quake survivors struggling again after storm hits
• 'Pill mill' law challenged in court
• Cuba: Still socialist, yes, but coping with workers and taxes
• More places to fly from Punta Gorda
• Stocks surge, making week a winner
• A gentle end to a tale of love's creative spark
• Business Organization Open Network Group Becomes Community Representative For Suncoast
• State's insurer gets rate increase
• Thirty-Six Sarasota County Students Are National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
• Tara residents object to zoning changes
• Ever Heard Of An HRA?
• Venice police chief recording adds to turmoil
• Stepping Down, NBC Chief Relishes His Long Tenure
• Bedbugs invade Sarasota area
• Japan Retreats With Release of Chinese Boat Captain
• Tropical punch? Coming right up
• Irans President Expresses Hope for More Nuclear Talks
• Looking to dazzle future Sarasota arts patrons
• Gas Blasts Spur Questions on Oversight of Pipelines
• Regulators Step in to Aid Credit Unions
• Tropical Storm Matthew hits Central America
• Business briefs: Beau Diamond sentencing moved to November
• Corporate report
• Weary of leisure, Charlotte retiree became activist
• Business owners' frustrations abound at North Port forum
• A child abduction that wasn't
• Condo sales soar in Sarasota area as prices decline
• Manatee to end school busing for diversity
• GMAC's gaffe may slow foreclosures in Florida
• Staub will not delay retirement to please GOP
• Wealthy donors hide behind campaign laws
• Burglar granted clemency after 25 years in prison
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' injunction now up to judge
• Regulators give LandMark Bank 90 days
• Fla. teen dead, 3 others charged with murder
• Home prices sink, even as sales rise
• Business briefs: GMAC was sanctioned for mortgage documents in 2006
• ‘Greening’ More Than Trees Biological Tree and Landscape Services
• Business buzz: 3 in area get use of Mary Kay cars
• Corporate report
• Diabetes drug will be a lot harder to obtain
• Economic distress seen in shared space
• Widow opposed Soviets to defend writer husband's legacy
• Venice airport administrator embraces challenge
• Taggart relies on area talent to resurrect the Hilltoppers
• Final North Port budget 'hard on staff'
• Area players
• Ernst: Saying baseball lawsuit is frivolous is an insult
• Thunder now have a place to call their own
• Actor gets 30 years for having sex with 14-year-old
• Sarabay Real Estate Launches New User Friendly Website
• Water is better and wildlife habitat richer in Sarasota Bay
• Robbers abducted, strapped bomb to teller at bank
• Tropical Storm Matthew powers up south of Florida
• Stephen Colbert testifies before Congress
• Cameras will help fight crime in Sarasota public housing
• Actress Lohan returns to jail in handcuffs
• TIB is ordered to raise capital
• Tom Lyons: Is outside investigation really outside enough?
• Critics accost plan for cats
• For Sarasota's DwellGreen, $1 million in funds
• Prosecutors build their case without DNA
• Her hard work built her American dream
• Manatee County Police Report
• Tea Party takes on Staub succession
• Nation briefs
• Sarasota wasn't studio's only option
• Business briefs: Home prices drop as inventory spikes
• After a shootout, his fancy pickup is just a memory
• Business buzz: Financial planners being recruited
• Corporate report
• Book tells of rift over war plan
• FLORIDA
• Florida ban on gay adoptions is overturned
• Mammograms' value assailed in new study
• Recall campaigns a growing hazard
• Study set for cleanup workers
• Judge to rule on Crist donations
• COMMISSION CUTS BUDGET MORE; MAINTAINS CURRENT MILLAGE RATE
• A fitness boom in Manatee
• A few hiccups as city expands recycling
• One injured in Bradenton shooting
• Dispute over Lemon Bay Playhouse causes ruckus
• Woman smashes girl, 14, in head with pipe
• Manatee schools may ease limits on advocacy
• Dems' plea: We need Dems fired up
• Web-based scam snaring renters
• Man shoots 2 burglars standing inside bedroom
• White House looks to polish health law image
• Man charged with guitar attack
• 'Don't ask' repeal blocked
• Girl's father apologizes for tirade on bus
• Southwest Florida News Briefs
• Governor selects outsiders for PSC
• 2 new dinos unearthed in Utah
• Goodbye, summer. Welcome back, flu vaccination season.
• Manatee students win awards in Singapore
• Private Medicare Advantage plans to see premiums drop
• Punta Gorda man killed in Sept. 13 crash named
• Reserves help hold the line in Venice
• 80 pilot whales stranded on New Zealand beach
• Chief of new Sarasota studio is returning to beginning
• Chimps' future prompts debate over NM primate lab
• Event schedule in Charlotte to promote clean energy
• 'Flaming bulls' may be out in Spain
• Doctor treated generations of Manatee youths
• Manatee County candidates differ on how they view Amendment 4
• More police changes likely
• Police investigating possible abduction
• Time is running short for county's trove of law books
• Response to teacher's post misses the point
• Venice names new airport administrator
• Former spy died from choking
• Police release sketch of suspect in North Port case
• Sink releases past five years' tax returns
• Twitter clipped by security flaw
• Woman, 76, sexually assaulted by intruder
• Lady Gaga fights 'don't ask, don't tell' in Maine
• Move by restaurant will anchor new plaza
• Tropical Storm Lisa forms in Atlantic
• Tax rate will rise slightly
• Elderly man's neck broken after police scuffle
• Treatment bothers a witness
• Nation briefs
• Entrepreneur to build production campus at Lakewood Ranch
• Business buzz: Classes for license to be contractor
• Corporate report
• Recession was over last year, group says
• World leaders urged to step up efforts to combat poverty
• Sept. 20: Transactions, foreclosures, etc.
• 3 rescued from sinking boat near St. Petersburg
• Vulkano an awesome idea whose time hasn't yet come
• N.C. wild horses face uncertain future
• 2 teens killed in Alligator Alley crash in Naples
• Autopsy: Defected Russian spy chief choked on meat
• Nation briefs
• Hurricane Igor lashes Bermuda
• World briefs
• Woman, 76, sexually assaulted in North Port home
• Reggae star's trial to begin just before album hits streets
• Reggae star Buju Banton's trial under way
• Woman injured in motorcycle crash
• Film studio moving to Lakewood Ranch revealed
• Venice home built to shrug off wrath of storms
• Charlotte deputies investigate child abduction report
• Movement aims to put children first in Florida
• Rapper pleads guilty to killing 4 in Va.
• A veteran's determination, echoed in his service to others
• Can artists prosper doing what they love?
• Rules for Manatee County teachers on social sites?
• Kentucky trial: man claims caffeine insanity
• Money matters follow candidate Rubio
• Man goes on trial for 7th time in 2001 killing
• Are we at the end of local bank failures?
• Border Patrol hiring in Florida
• Program could reinvigorate Florida film industry
• Maternal-fetal medicine pioneer to retire
• Fla. police chief suspended for racist e-mails
• Judge issues arrest warrant for Lindsay Lohan
• Woman who lived with dead mom to learn home's fate
• Boy, 5, jumps behind wheel, drives car into parked SUV
• Theme parks have upper hand
• A&E BRIEFS
• Scott and Sink parry over state prison costs
• FST fits pieces together
• To bark, or not to bark
• Two voices, one poetry reading
• Burglar robs woman of final resting place
• Lohan admits failing drug test
• In recreation, could region find recovery?
• Actor Randy Quaid, wife arrested in break-in
• For a Staub successor, the lines and rules blur
• Boost for a cleaner environment, but not for the dishes?
• CODE CASE REMAINS IN DISPUTE
• In raffle, they won life's top prize
• MONEY MATTERS FOLLOW RUBIO
• Overseas workers driving growth
• For chemical disaster, just add storm surge
• Pope's London visit fuels angry protests
• Real estate losses renew debate on 'cramdowns'
• Rocket strikes fail to disrupt Afghan vote
• World summit spotlights goals to battle poverty
• West Nile virus kills 1, sickens 1
• World briefs
• Authorities search for missing swimmer at Fort De Soto
• Detective accused of helping a drug ring
• Hurricane Igor nears Bermuda
• Father's life saved by death of daughter
• Manatee Players tackles a masterpiece in Sondheim musical
• Nation briefs
• Business briefs: Sarasota EDC announces Hall of Fame awards
• Corporate report
• Six arrested on terror charges
• Sealing of well is nearly complete
• No bank, but Bradenton's Horizon Bancorp is still in business
• At debate, Crist in the middle
• Veterans' horse therapy program has to move
• 'Interim' titles reflect county's unrest
• Drummer swaps sticks for shears
• Sarasota’s Project 180 Director Speaks at The Florida Sate University’s College of Criminology..
• Local Toastmaster District is #2 in the World
• I am, therefore I think about who I should be
• Karl swamps Mexico's coast
• District Recognizes Creative School Leaders As Administrators Of The Year
• Bait shop owner loved to share and help out
• Spoiler Alert: Whodunit? Wikipedia Will Tell You
• Party audit censures Crist
• British Police Hold 6 on Terror Charges as Pope Visits
• Area joblessness up for 3rd month
• Chinese Investors Flock to London to Buy Real Estate
• The Tube Dude wave
• Event to celebrate Legacy Trail links
• World briefs
• Corporate report
• Adam Lambert arrested in Miami
• Energy rebates on hold due to a clash of words
• Toddler drowns in backyard pool in Venice
• Mexico coast bracing for Karl
• Woman's fatal leap from SMH garage ruled suicide
• Poverty rate rose sharply in 2009
• Deputies: Mom brought 2 kids to drug deals
• A spiritual journey that included pro football and a Super Bowl win
• Next time up, Rays need to plunk Jeter
• Man tried to drown police dog, deputies say
• Manatee commission nixes tax boost for Sheriff's Office
• Police arrest 6 in London over threat to pope
• Home park valuations up in a time of downs
• Region's jobless rate rises to 12.6 percent
• Ed Smith stadium challenge could be costly
• B-12 boosts energy
• Scientists work to learn more about BP oil disaster's toll
• China may violate trade rules on clean energy
• Teacher Diana O'Neill at risk of losing license
• Discerning truth is harder, but still vital to democracy
• Commissioner Staub's exit opens door
• Hopp, Lutz are combo that gets better with age
• Sarasota County Students’ 2010 SAT Scores Top National, State Results
• DUI offender asking for help may get more time
• Why Obama fears Boehner
• Warren G. Simonds Achieves Certified Professional Services Marketer Designation
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• Business briefs: Home seizures headed for a record year
• Cat. 3 Karl hits Mexico's Gulf coast
• Students ride 7-inch car into fun competition
• Insignia Bank Board Member, Michael R. Pender, Jr. Named FICPA President
• Two more say prep owes them big money
• Johns Hopkins Hospital shooting kills 2; doctor injured
• Karl hits; Igor and Julia roar
• Four arrested in Port Charlotte on child neglect charges
• Snails would chortle at the pace of this case
• Business buzz
• FIRE CHIEF CHARGES SURFACE
• When calcium's lost
• Foreclosures in region see an August decline
• Cash and dash leads to arrest
• Goodbye, Staub. Hello, intrigue.
• Moped crashes after TV cable snaps
• For poker rooms, what they'd call a winning hand
• Venice news briefs
• Sarasota County Residents Gather for a Forum to Discuss Solutions to the Local/State...
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• Corporate report
• Veteran TV newscaster Newman dies
• Curtain to lift on new park this Friday
• Tax increase to fund sheriff appears likely
• Hardee Wildcats at Palmetto Tigers
• Hall of famer awed audiences as a lion tamer
• State panel rejects deal to allow Diana O'Neill back in classroom
• Survey finds life is good, but jobs still stir concern
• Fawley-Bryant News - September 14, 2010
• Airplane plant's historical journey nearing its end
• Tropical Storm Karl hits Yucatan; Julia a Cat 4
• Lawsuit under review by Crist
• TV newscaster Edwin Newman dies
• Florida Cabinet members frustrated over oil payouts
• County Commissioner Staub to resign
• A future through the past
• GREEN ROOF INSTALLED IN BAYFRONT PARK
• Venice to study health coverage
• COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE HONORED WITH NATIONAL AWARDS
• School Board approves budget that includes property tax bump
• Gay Safe Haven Launches New Radio Show
• MANATEE COUNTY
• Amanatee Group LLC News: 2 New National Shows Join Local Radio Network
• Sarasota's Marian Morgan asks for delay of her trial
• Small business matters, just not as much as proclaimed
• Eric Ernst: Give all candidates a closer scrutiny
• Unlikely Group Charges Bias at University
• GOP wrestles with federal stimulus funds
• Choosing Wines at the Touch of a Screen
• Graves opened at Arlington; 3 misplaced bodies found
• Winner in race to ultra-fast data: It's Chattanooga
• Clicking Candidate.com, Landing at Opponent.com
• Charlotte boy, 2, critical after hit by truck
• Cleaning Butlers of Sarasota News - September 13, 2010
• Active storm season shows no lag ahead
• Man nabbed after lewd act in Walmart
• Jed Daniels, Director of Retail Operations for Habitat for Humanity Sarasota
• Venice news briefs
• NFL reminds clubs of media policy
• Local Business Woman Becomes Community Rep for Project
• Corporate report
• PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION MOVES FORWARD
• Antibiotics battle begins on the farm
• Grapevine Communications Reaches $1 Million Dollar Milestone In Support Of 56 Non-Profits
• A hiker wins freedom, but 2 remain in Iran
• Bradenton man, 64, killed when hit by truck
• Venice murder trial is put on hold
• Several efforts try to improve life in Uganda
• Walk-a-thon helps international causes
• Health care fight opens in Florida
• Whole Foods rates fish by sustainability
• A great matchup: Rays vs. Yankees
• Arkansas bank's purchase of failed Horizon a surprise
• Casey Anthony's attorney to make announcement
• Church pleads for time
• Through a viewfinder, a touching life portrait
• New rules slow drilling in shallow Gulf
• Cuba to slash government jobs,
• Man charged with 'motivating' player with BB gun
• Filmers recorded blasts that filled 'the whole sky'
• Man kills himself during traffic stop
• GOP Senate chief wants all Bush tax cuts kept
• Business briefs: Harley workers OK big concessions
• Now, website answers dark fiber questions
• Gulf assessments spur hope - so far
• Rays take over first place
• Tampa airport raises concerns in two airlines
• Cougars become scrappier
• Economy at fore as candidates field questions
• Inmate accused of sexual battery at jail
• Jim Brown: Outsourcing industry undermines recovery
• George Michael sentenced to 8 weeks in jail
• Lemon Bay Playhouse members divided over quest for new venue
• Teen church volunteer arrested for stealing
• Vision Quest offers children free eye exams, glasses
• Glitch keeps AT&T cell phone users from using 911
• District Observes Arts In Education Week With Creative Student Projects
• 'Watchdog' group changes its position on growth amendment
• Iran frees detained U.S. hiker
• New storm joins Igor in Atlantic
• Gator Chris Rainey arrested for text message
• Nadal slams door on Djokovic
• Parents push to keep Venice Elementary teacher on sidelines
• ‘Divorce: Financial Facts Of Divorce’ Presented By Sharelle Turner, CPA/CDFA
• Tar Heels to get key player back
• Hospital mistakenly circumcises Miami newborn
• Reworked 'Chess' is '80s rock musical
• Rural Charlotte County crash kills 1
• Sarasota campus a proving ground for Florida's new med-school model
• I-75 SB reopens near North Port
• Hurricane Igor strengthens; Tropical Storm Julia forms
• 21 survive plane crash in Venezuela
• Two are wounded in botched robbery
• Melting sea ice forces walruses ashore in Alaska
• Scholarship fund helps break the 'cycle of poverty'
• SISTER CITIES LAUNCHES 'ONE WORLD' AWARD
• Tampa toddler dies after left in car at church
• Patriots group rallies at bayfront
• Sarasota County Student Mosaic To Launch Sister City Project
• Cuba to lay off 500,000 workers
• Weston's Resort on Manasota Key likely to be sold
• Marcus: Obama's familiarity factor
• Manatee County Transfers, July 2010
• Jeremy Wallace: Rick Scott's campaign gets boost in Sarasota
• Need for clarity on stem cells
• Officer under investigation after killing 2 dogs
• Bucs fans hit the road for a home game
• Ga. woman dies from parasail accident injuries
• Lawsuit could be costly to Sarasota County
• Parker: An American's message to the Muslim world
• Owner jumps on roof of stolen SUV
• An entrepreneur files for bankruptcy protection
• Read our fiber-optic series, if you have the speed, that is
• Deputy fatally shoots man during traffic stop
• Some keys to buying stocks in an uncertain economy
• Bayshore grad, Heat dancer killed in crash
• The U.S. housing market:
• Swift, West live up to the hype at the VMAs
• Tough germ to fight
• Candidates to meet at Venice forum
• Will: The clunker economy
• Pinellas deputies capture alligator near school
• Anticipating 'Obama's Wars'
• Mayor accused of having sex with minor
• Orchestra preserves festival
• Hurricane Igor gets stronger in Atlantic
• Road construction injured on I-75
• Whole Foods Market 30th Birthday Bash And Food Drive
• 2 girls injured in separate dog attacks
• Horses are
• Fuel spill has spared mangroves
• Quran-burning proposal unites Florida politicians
• Wave of support greets candidates at Sarasota rally
• Ready to cheer Bucs, but the game's not on
• Looking beyond nursing needs
• Brian Bishop returns to Englewood plant that was tied up by Nadel case
• China seeking treasures found on floor of ocean
• Trying to put scandal to rest
• Government raid targets
• GOP looks to tie Sink to Obama
• Growth in trade of fake medicine takes heavy toll
• Living oasis
• In flood areas, holiday brings no end to woes
• Lobbying links drawn into spotlight
• Global issues are absent in U.S. Senate race
• Ground and air attacks in high gear
• Bid to save Venice circus arena awarded some breathing room
• Girl raped outside church in Bradenton Saturday
• Murder suspect found guilty of battery in bar fight
• Doctor rules bone found at construction site not human
• CANDIDATE SUES OVER RECOUNT
• Obama Urges Israel to Extend Settlement Moratorium
• Bradenton Prep's problems pile up
• Tropical Storm Igor nears hurricane strength
• Fuel tank leak may have hurt mangroves
• Nation briefs
• Horizon Bank is seized and sold
• Business briefs: Inventories rise 1.3 percent in July
• Corporate report
• Japan learns it's missing 234,000 centenarians
• 'It looks like a moonscape'
• Battling each other and the brutal heat
• Angered by his actions, city tries to disown pastor
• Conviction mistakes scrutinized
• Trio face battery and drug charges in Charlotte County
• Inmate's release is sought after DNA test of shirt
• North Port cuts $1 million from budget
• N.Y. doubledecker bus crash kills 4
• Business buzz: Lessons in banking given in Spanish
• Corporate report
• Democrats, Republicans attack Crist's record
• For Republican lobbyists, a new surge of interest
• Highway deaths in U.S. fall to lowest number since 1950
• Improvements for Dearborn taking shape
• Englewood Beach plan for concession is halted
• GULF COAST
• Regulators close Bradenton's Horizon Bank
• Wildflower battle royal has a happy ending
• SAPRITO FISHING PIER CLOSES TEMPORARILY
• Cooling treatment aids heart attack victims
• Three local banks remain at zero stars
• North Port to cut pay for some workers
• Swift Family Presents Gift To Phillippi Shores Elementary
• Quran burning called off by pastor ... sort of
• PLANESPOTTING
• In Sarasota, an effort to rein in the gangs
• Four sought in Palmetto shooting
• Wal-mart building stores and local employment
• Venice news briefs
• Riverview Science Center Grand Opening
• Small companies doing big job of delivering broadband to rural areas
• World briefs
• Business briefs: Mortgage rates rise for 2nd time in 12 weeks
• Minister rebuffs pressure; plans Quran burning
• New Haunts
• Pastor, you may want to read the golden rule
• Theater events this week
• Charity had long denied use of flawed material in New Orleans
• Two actors and a genre
• Shaping a network, strand by strand
• Break the silence on suicide, and you could help save a life
• Can U.S. administration learn from Germany's success?
• Lincoln's forgotten fort
• You're not drinking from a can, are you
• 8-yr-old Fla. boy killed on way home from school
• 2 South Fla. insurance execs charged with fraud
• Suspect in Fla. school beating has supporters
• Trash is cleared from four camps
• Business briefs: Borrowing declines for sixth month
• Corporate report
• Free speech protects church
• Teenager a wizard of the chess world
• Missing witness released from jail
• Grapevine Communications Continues Creating Custom TAG Technology for Numerous Clients
• Florida justices asked to review child-murder ruling
• State-level wins may give GOP long-term help
• Tropical weather drenches Texans
• Airport petition rejected by FAA
• GOP to stage rally in Sarasota
• Witness in Teehee hit-and-run released from jail
• No change for Venice tax rate
• Conservancy announces Lemon Bay purchase
• Where there's smoke, let's douse the fire early
• Elderly man found dead in Port Charlotte home
• TEACHER ON PATH TO FIRING
• A Swamp snub for fans of USF?
• POLICE REPORT
• World Sports Media Group Acquires Six Sigma Tennis
• Prosecutors say shooting was justified
• Paranoid about paranoia
• Noted photographer puts the big picture into a smaller frame
• Vintage of the century?
• Pressure rises on Florida pastor who wants to burn Quran
• Business briefs: New program to help underwater owners
• An Internet mecca's transformation
• Business buzz: Carlson Studio wins LEED first place
• Corporate report
• A tax cut showdown is looming
• Crist tours Tampa cancer center
• Dark lines are a draw for business
• Planned burning of Quran protested
• Sarasota Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Contract Audit Services Announces New Contract with Florida Area Country Club and Resort
• Schools to get power from sun
• On cholesterol levels
• State news briefs
• Stakes are high for manatees and our aquatic ecosystems
• U.N. says Iran remains defiant
• Summer of our discontent
• No recession here: Election spending sets records
• Stolen truck found in Braden River
• Deer hunting season called off in Big Cypress
• Colorado wildfire destroys dozens of homes
• Man pulls knife on father over dog walking dispute
• Indonesian volcano erupts again
• Girl, 13, says she had sex with man
• Little Rock 9 member Jefferson Thomas dies in Ohio
• Woman's death called suspicious
• Top US commander: Burning Quran endangers troops
• Lee Co. deputy tasers himself during arrest
• Man charged in murder of Kansas teen
• Fla. shopkeeper allegedly shoots innocent customer
• Tropical Storm Hermine crosses into Texas
• Green theme at Pioneer Days
• Gainesville church plans Quran burning
• Key Club plan doesn't violate code
• Deputy captures gator near school
• Finding common ground on Manasota
• Lawyer voices warning about stoning sentence
• Facebook deer-skinning photos lead to arrests
• Middle school golf and tennis programs cut
• Panel wants diabetes pill withdrawn
• 2 asteroids to whiz harmlessly past Earth
• Area feels more pain in slump
• Peace Corps volunteer is shot
• CITIZENS' ACADEMY OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT
• Tropical Storm Hermine forms in Gulf near Texas
• ATV accident injures 4 teens
• Police search for driver in fatal road rage shooting
• Thin Line for Group of Muslims in Egypt
• Rubio's father has died
• Charity giving can buy access
• State population stays fairly flat
• Revis, Jets agree to terms on 4-year deal
• Bradenton man is fatally shot
• Bucs pick up Lumpkin off waivers
• A center to study a baffling disease
• Williams, Querrey play the US Open numbers game
• Buchanan's personal coffers are growing
• Proud powers get early test on rebuilding efforts
• Sarasota County projects pared
• Crabs reach 80 wins
• PGT weathers economic storm
• It's the Same Old Mob, Now Sampled for Gamers
• Costumes At The Casino
• It's hard labor – but it's something
• American Muslims Ask, Will We Ever Belong?
• Tennis Round Robin - Tennis For The Ta-Tas
• Courts work to clear housing cases
• Iranian Woman Said to Be Lashed Over Photo
• Beers For Boobs - Beer Festival
• County faces a fiber-optic opportunity
• Dead Join the Living in a Family Celebration
• Horse Advocates Pull for Underdog in Roundups
• Altered Movie Poster Puts the Spotlight on a San Francisco Agency's Gun Ban
• In Britain, Labour Politicians Call for New Look at Scandal
• In high-speed Internet race, region falls behind
• Teachers rehired for another try
• Studying storm from within
• Cost for school stirring debate
• Democrats preparing political triage strategy
• Robots finding a place at work
• A dream debut for Trey Burton
• Vehicle chase turns deadly
• Most government offices will be closed on Labor Day
• Three amendments you don't have to research
• Settlement is likely in Tallevast lawsuit
• A weekend boat dance
• The overworked clerks of the foreclosure mills
• Friday football and the big time
• Earl brushes by U.S. on its way to Canada
• Craigslist drops its section for adults
• Dozens of choices for a dozen eggs
• Dip could have been worse
• Sink and Scott see jobs as key
• Peace talks posing key test for Clinton
• Fond memories of football days
• For Labor Day, some slightly upbeat employment numbers
• Bellamy scores four TDs as Tarpons rout Bobcats
• Suncoast Chorale announces 2010-2011 Season
• 'Balloon boy' family finds a Manatee home
• Miscues do in Saint Stephen’s
• In Florida, scant oversight of private schools
• Mustangs roar back
• Hollaway named Sarasota's new police chief
• Panthers have a great night
• Red Cross Prepares for Hurricane Earl from North Carolina to New England
• Corporate report
• Amanatee Group LLC to Provide Microsoft Tags to Businesses and Non-Profits in Manatee County
• New Zealand quake damages wide area
• Scare closes Miami airport
• Charlotte eliminates septic system requirement
• Missing his chance for an education, he gives others one
• Most government offices will be closed on Labor Day
• Charlotte County offices have been merged to speed up permits
• Close review ahead for Manatee County's comprehensive plan
• Eight seek Venice City Council seats
• Deputy captures gator near school
• More cuts but signs point up
• An arms race, with no shortage of muscle
• After a year of decline, Florida's population sees a slight amount of growth
• Snook fishing ban is extended
• Manatee County hires former PSC board member
• What can we do to keep skate park from being closed?
• GULF COAST
• NO EASY CAMPAIGNS FOR HOUSE
• Republican outsider taps legislative insider to join him on ticket
• PUBLIC INVITED TO N. SARASOTA COMMUNITY FORUM
• No rule change for Manatee cell tower
• Tebow overcomes turnovers in loss
• Fire forces oil platform evacuation
• Fehily's loss leaves downtown a bit dark
• TV company has plans for a $14 million operation in Lakewood Ranch
• Death of Hofstra football program hurts
• Earl begins trip up the East Coast
• Bucs close out with win
• Study ties Meridia to heart risk
• Amanatee Group Adds Objectives to Global Reach Local Impact Project
• Nation briefs
• Business briefs: GM will offer shares Nov. 18, IPO expert says
• Corporate report
• Kerkering Barberio Announces Chief Administrative Officer Promotion
• Sales in Sarasota area are higher, though still farther from the peak than others
• Abandoned boat loaded with marijuana
• Romantic comedy, tweaked
• Football mystery at troubled school
• Business briefs: Factories show signs of growth for U.S.
• New storm may spin toward Gulf
• Business buzz: So a vampire visits Sarasota and ...
• Thunder hunted instead of hunters
• Corporate report
• Today, this week, family-friendly
• Civil War, as they wrote it
• Top 10, opening this week, family-friendly
• Muslim debate shifts to burgers
• U.S. marks start of new era in Iraq
• Study finds drop in illegal immigrants
• Venice victory a milestone for Wheatley
• Sarasota sites for flu shot listed
• What's football without food?
• POLICE REPORT: Sarasota chase of suspects ends with collision
• Risks remain with Gulf well cap coming off
• Sink unveils education plan
• A beer challenge nearly met
• Venice officer files federal suit
• Hitler hardly the poster child for Aryan supremacy
• Two are on trial in murder cases
• Hurricane Earl: Some dig in, others flee coast
• Activist Stern spent a lifetime helping causes
• Scott picks Jennifer Carroll as running mate
• Election recount belongs to voters
• YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD GIVES REPORT ON STATEWIDE YOUTH COUNCIL
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING
• Memories rise from the dust during Booker demolition
• Come In And Witness The Shredding Of Your Material Free Of Charge And For A Great Cause!
• 2nd Annual 9/11 Four Mile Run To Benefit The 9/11 Fireman’s Emergency Services Memorial Fund
• German airline Condor jilts Sarasota-Bradenton International
• Pipe bomb at Fla. nursing home a hoax
• 2 Oriental fruit flies found in Pinellas
• Man finds dynamite on side of road
• Business briefs: Regulators warn rating agencies about charges
• Corporate report
• Police chase ends in crash; 2 injured
• Forging bonds to survive below Earth's surface
• Deputies: Woman tried to 'rip off' undercover agent
• Sarasota's Marian Morgan trying to limit evidence in fraud case
• Hembree And Associates, Inc News - August 30, 2010
• Florida banks among industry's losers
• Motorcyclist is killed in crash
• Advocate of nursing Dorothy Turner was admired by many
• 8 animals found dead in Lakeland pet store
• IN BRIEF: Family paw park celebrates opening
• Rabies alert issued in Charlotte County
• Dropped charges a setback for case
• Apple debuts new line of iPods
• Scott likely to tap insider as No. 2
• Amber Alert for Bradenton boy, 6
• Sarasota schools see a dip in enrollment
• Police: Gunman in Discovery Channel building
• Blake Medical Center desires trauma center
• Fetus found on South Fla. beach
• Housing prices up, yet doubt persists
• School bus brings dogs to their own camp
• Hurricane Earl gets attention on East Coast
• State to consider extending snook closures
• Driving carts, it's hard to roll with the rules
• Sources say Chiles is about to end bid
• In Florida, bear trouble is on the rise
• Sarasota Chiropractor Provides More Energy For The Healthly And Relief For Those Who Suffer
• At Manatee beach, cafe changes stay largely low-key
• In Florida, 22 percent turn out for the vote
• Judge fines major legal firm for foreclosure conduct
• Corporate report
• Tom Lyons: FSU has a short memory when talking of mascots
• Business buzz: Vote open for Euphemia Haye
• Fierce storms churn Atlantic but steer clear of us, for now
• Business briefs: Sarasota's Unisource bought by Dallas firm
• Anexio Executive Receives Global Recognition For Second Year In a Row....
• New way to classify species
• Officials start push to urge flu shots
• It's tough, but no Great Depression
• Sunovia hires turnaround CEO
• In Haiti, teacher finds strength in quake
• Thursday is deadline for burned investors to file claims against Nadel
• Donzi Marine may be next boatbuilder to leave Manatee County
• No raises for police in Venice
• After bitter primary, GOP lines up for Scott
• Close win triggers election dispute
• Bradenton Preparatory Academy opens on shaky ground
• Plenty of sand, and paths to it
• Shelling out money for a steal of a deal
• Earl growing, and Danielle stirs up waves
• Violent robbery at IHOP investigated
• Five years after Katrina: Coast sees loss and hope
• 25 Cuban migrants found off Florida sent back
• Disney worker held on child porn charges
• Georgia swimmer dies off Florida Panhandle
• Tropical Storm Fiona forms; Earl now Category 4
• Florida ex-teacher rebuilds Haitian school
• Internet may phase out printed Oxford Dictionary
• Toys for Tots in need of space
• Florida history: spinning wetlands into cities
• A saddle, not a couch, in therapy for veterans
• Cold blasts in summer killing Fla. coral reefs
• Suspect returns to face charges
• I-75 SB blocked near Venice
• What kinds of businesses can apply for the breaks?
• Kathy Dent facing accusation of influence election in recount flap
• New view for business in Sarasota area
• Bradenton Prep reopens with high security
• ACCESS TO RECORDS AT STAKE
• Intel Is Close to Acquisition of Infineon Wireless Unit
• Sarasota GOP leader has Scott's attention
• New video shows trapped Chilean miners
• Hukilau Hut adds fixed address to wheeled business
• ‘Mad Men,' ‘Modern Family' win Emmys
• And the Emmy goes to ...
• Survivors of Katrina bury grief with mock funeral
• Tryon: GOP's challenge is to keep it together
• Any play to partisan voters was not needed
• Visits to doctors fill the time
• 11 arrested in gang crackdown
• Watching your credit, because others are
• He won GOP primary, but can Scott unite party?
• Pilar Rodriguez killing suspect back in Charlotte
• 17 years later, a fugitive is found
• Pakistanis Scramble to Escape Floods
• Medical Use of Marijuana Costs Some a Job
• Concession stand plan wouldn't benefit beach
• In Haven for Over-55 Set, Age Police Hunt Violators Who Shriek or Toddle
• Educator now faces a lawsuit
• In Hard Times, One New Bank (Double-Wide)
• Plenty of sand, and paths to it
• Gulf spill's cost to homeowners
• 'Mockingjay' filled with surprises
• Wartime lessons testing Obama
• Sarasota Classic Car Museum: BullsEye Ride
• Disease still defies taming
• To enforce rules, age police search for signs of youth
• A glimpse into the life of a poet
• Dali on display in Atlanta
• Business briefs: Grower cutting 66 jobs in Parrish
• Corporate report
• Iowa egg mogul skirted the rules
• Fed is poised to act on economy, its chief says
• TIB Bank sold as FDIC cracked down on it
• Deputies say man abandoned sick dog
• Danielle grows to Category 4
• Ungala melds with festival
• It's a grand old flag, but not for car selling
• Race well under way in Venice
• Boyle scores late TD as Venice nips Gainesville
• By making shade, Manatee company hopes to see more green
• The Merry Widow
• Sarasota's Pineapple Square project seeks 10-year extension
• U.S. Weighs Possibility of North Korea Engagement
• Primed to grow: Manatee County at I-75 and SR 70
• In New Orleans, Black Churches Face a Long, Slow Return
• GOP slate reflects Tea Party's power
• Venice news briefs
• For a little while, the big time
• World briefs
• Get Your Masters Degree One Night A Week!
• Nation briefs
• New Florida growth legislation thrown out by judge
• Elise Lipoff Wins Statewide Award For Public Relations Program
• A lesson: Money matters ... or not
• Ryntal Group Celebrates 2 Years
• Sink says Scott will have to do some explaining
• Chemo Kit Drive To Benefit Sarasota Memorial Hospital Breast Cancer Patients
• Dolphin Tower's troubles stack up
• “INTERSECTIONS” ART PROJECT COMING TO DOWNTOWN
• CANDIDATES LIKE SMALLER BUDGET
• CREW REMOVES DISEASED TREE; ROAD CLOSURE REQUIRED
• Expect sunny days ahead
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR LABOR DAY
• AREA SEMINOLES STANDING FAST
• Business briefs: U.S. fining airline record $24.2 million
• Tri-Par Estates upset road work will limit access
• Corporate report
• The storm season is starting to churn
• A few votes key to county election
• SCOTT MAY NEED URBAN STRATEGY
• A show of faith, or an act of hate? QURAN BONFIRE: Wave of anti-Muslim fervor feeds into pastor'
• Economic scorecard puts Tampa Bay area in last place
• Fed chief Bernanke faces challenge today
• FLORIDA
• Spill cleanup is a bonanza, but not for all
• Unemployment keeps pressure on economy
• Pilar Rodriguez murder suspect returning to face charges
• 'View from the Pew' Gets Live with Innovation Bistro
• Corporate report
• September at the Apple
• Business buzz: Law firm honored for volunteer work
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• Iowa eggs headed your way
• Another grim sign on U.S. growth
• IN SCHOOL ELECTION, NO SHIFT
• Voters inclined to stick with familiar names
• Earl joins Danielle in Atlantic
• BUS ROUTE SYSTEM CONFUSES
• Now, Meek must keep those voters
• Doctor defends his pain clinic
• Grapevine Communications’ Angela Massaro-Fain Accepts Appointments To Sarasota Chamber’s...
• Hoping skate park will pay for itself
• Sarasota Chiropractor Provides More Energy For The Healthly and Relief For Those Who Suffer
• She's the boss: Double takes and auto parts
• IN SCHOOL ELECTION, NO SHIFT
• Investigation of Chinese drywall takes a German detour
• Tiny differences got a big result for Patterson
• Scott has a party to unite
• Venice news briefs
• It's an awesome logo. Now please change it.
• World briefs
• Oil aside, Florida holds its own in tourism
• Littlest bloodsuckers posing the greater threat
• Director change prompts tumult at Port Manatee
• School buses bypass students
• Skateboarders seeking a rollback
• Storm-saturated Tuesday sees a light turnout
• SITTER IS ARRESTED IN DEATH
• Voters with enthusiasm seem in short supply
• Price swoon reignites regional housing debate
• Ellenton loses top pair
• Hembree & Associates, Inc. News - Employee Announcement
• Oil spill's victims recover at Mote
• POLICE REPORT
• Suspects arrested following boat tip
• Business buzz: Larkin elected to sit on USF board
• Corporate report
• Miners send messages to waiting loved ones
• Florida wins share of grants for education
• U.S. does not require salmonella vaccine
• Travelers stuck on crowded road as the days go by
• Arrests are made in church burglary
• Corporate report
• Miners and families face months of waiting
• Some nominees connected to utility industry
• OSHA fines SeaWorld $75,000 in trainer's death
• Police to hold settlement talks
• Students arrive, and the numbers shuffle begins
• High-speed chase ends with arrest
• Woman accused of elderly fraud
• Manatee School Board: 2 winners, 1 runoff
• Charges dropped in Alex Teehee hit-and-run death
• Manatee Commission: Brown ousted in District 2; runoff set in 4
• USF begins classes at North Port campus
• Babysitter arrested in Pilar Rodriguez murder
• Fuel up the helicopter for this hovering parent
• Sarasota man arrested in squandering of neighbor's $50,000 investment
• Marina Jack may lose its tax break
• National home sales plunge 27 percent
• In Senate race, final day offers a study in contrasts
• For the next Katrina, a wall will be waiting
• Governor hopefuls press to mobilize their support
• State news briefs
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 2 storm
• Government can't find Gulf oil? That doesn't mean it isn't there
• What you need to know to vote today
• Business briefs: AIG repaying U.S. nearly $4 billion
• Florida man charged with setting father on fire
• School construction shifts gears
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero get heated
• Drunken man arrested in impersonation of officer
• Man stabbed in Manatee
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Man beaten, slashed for prescription pills
• Burglar nabbed after Taser blasts
• Developer turning failed Sarasota condo project into rentals
• Charges dropped in fatal hit-and-run that killed Alex Teehee
• River Strand condos selling well despite glut
• Back to Boston? Damon not sure
• Pharmacy theft is investigated
• Nadal gets top seeding for US Open
• Inmates clear trash from sites
• Plushenko stripped of eligibility, out of Olympics
• Republicans hot, cold on Constitution
• Brady no fan of 'Hard Knocks' or Jets
• A roof instead of a retirement plan? THE ROLE OF A HOUSE: Experts see a major shift in thinking in r
• Reported slapping, chair-pulling leads to Manatee teacher firing
• Grizzlies may frequent areas used by humans
• Rescuers say trapped miners
• Soggy students, long traffic lines mark rainy first day of school
• More Florida voters declining to pick a party
• Sea World fined $75,000 in trainer's death
• "River's Bash II" postponed until Aug. 29
• Tropical Storm Danielle strengthening in Atlantic
• Wallace: Tuesday will answer political questions
• You can thank me now for this Web-surfing freebie
• What you need to know about voting Tuesday
• Beauty queens seek Miss Universe title
• Slow down in school zones, or pay, starting today
• Pizza delivery man beaten, robbed
• School zone change kicks in
• No politics at school? It's not that simple
• Tropical depression forms in Atlantic
• It's crunch time for Democrats
• Sweden Adds to Drama Over Founder of WikiLeaks
• Teehee family still seeks answers in son's death
• Nonprofit Fund Faces Questions About Conflicts and Selection Procedures
• GOP race hinges on approach
• In Georgia, a Megamansion Is Finally Sold
• A torment shared
• Tall Tales, Truth and My Twitter Diet
• In Case of Emergency: What Not to Do
• Now Playing: Night of the Living Tech
• New Online Help From Fannie Mae
• No Clear Winner in Australian Voting
• Technology Leads More Park Visitors Into Trouble
• Spill Fund May Prove as Challenging as 9/11 Payments
• Tropical depression forms in Atlantic
• Voters remain on fence with primary days away
• Amid dust, lessons resume
• Scallops tell a tale of a troubled bay
• For 40 years, Button taught baseball, influenced lives as Babe Ruth coach
• Bucs host Chiefs in blackout game
• Rules for spill fund are detailed
• Morgans' lawyer is fraud suspect
• Homes at stake as Charlotte community battles with its homeowners association
• Harvey Diamond sued over son's Ponzi Sarasota scheme
• New principal enthusiastic about lifting her school up
• Pizzeria robbed at gunpoint in Charlotte
• Heated issue of health benefits prompts council candidate to quit
• 3 fugitives caught in Arizona after 3-week search
• Region's jobless rate saw uptick last month
• Nik Wallenda films stunt at St. Armands Circle
• If it looks like oil, take another look
• Wikileaks founder wanted on rape charges
• Deputies say man was armed
• Venice news briefs
• Corporate report
• Business briefs: Two more banks fail in Florida; 22 for year
• Second egg label declares a recall
• Mosaic closing erases 140 jobs
• Wyclef Jean's bid is rejected
• Lemon Bay hopes to run to respectability
• 107-year-old celebrates with Big Mac cake
• Nadal, Murray avoid upsets
• Stop of pill shoppers leads to woman's arrest
• NASCAR hopes changes to 2011 schedule offer boost
• When hard freeze turns to hard cash
• Rookie corner has a lot of catching up to do
• Dispute could slow down Orlando commuter rail
• Vikings' Harvin sent to hospital
• Man charged in sex assault on girl, 5
• Job losses cast doubt on recovery
• Nation briefs
• Venice news briefs
• Business briefs
• Convicted coach stays free on appeal
• Business buzz: You can learn how to start a business
• Whistle-blower says McCollum's attacks on Scott are hypocritical
• Corporate report
• In drone, a big leap for storm science
• The moon just isn't what it used to be
• SUSPECT IS SHOT ON BUSY ROADWAY
• Humane Society offers asolution
• 30th Birthday Bash And Food Drive
• OIL PLUME CONFIRMED IN THE GULF
• New faces at Red Cross
• 30th Birthday Bash And Food Drive
• Rick Scott still hears his whistle
• 9/11 family members divided over mosque near WTC
• Atwal ties record with 61
• SKATE PARK MEETING MOVED TO NEW LOCATION
• Dodgers ownership may be split
• Colbert to honor troops returning from Iraq
• Dowling ready to make a splash with Florida's coaches
• Egg illnesses likely to grow
• Two portraits of confidence
• Business buzz: Aluminum company looks to hire four
• Plan for 18-story Hyatt in downtown Sarasota is rejected
• Corporate report
• Sarasota Schools Set To Welcome Students Back on Monday, Aug. 23, 2010
• Cancer study finds better way
• Clues shed light on 'terror birds'
• In Alzheimer's battle, a study spreads doubt
• Leery of D.C., Alaska feasts at the D.C. trough
• Obama's civilian vision for Iraq
• Survey shows BP's image healing a bit
• Turtles back in the Gulf
• High court remains quiet on appeals
• School Board candidate has résumé trouble
• Sidewalk to link avenue to park
• Prosecutors drop charge
• House primary soaks up the cash
• Insignia Bank Expanding Residential Lending
• Senior never too old for Elvis
• World briefs
• LEARNING WITHOUT THE RISKS
• Business briefs
• Mazda and GM recalling thousands of vehicles
• Sink picks lawyer as running mate
• McCollum campaign makes its final push
• I-75 reopens after fatal crash
• School Board candidates look at cutting costs
• American Airlines adds fees for premium seats
• Imagine expanding its ranks to provide a middle school
• Police: Man burglarized same home 4 times
• Universities survey moves Miami over UF
• Amber Alert canceled after toddler is found
• Man said to have hit toddler
• Man injured in accident near Sarasota Ford
• Key issues face next attorney general
• My favorite August
• Removal of turtle eggs may end soon
• Pakistan flooding requires massive response
• POLICE REPORT
• Ravishing radishes
• An election dispute over school e-mail
• The debate over alcohol
• Studies see BP oil deep in the Gulf
• Business briefs: Manufacturing up, but housing remains down
• Business buzz: Michael Saunders has new website
• Sarasota Charter School Applications Scheduled For Review
• Corporate report
• Is it possible Lou Gehrig's disease isn't what took Lou Gehrig's life?
• Three seeking party nod for Manatee County Commission
• Stolen 'Cookie Monster' van recovered
• City considers money-saving election moves
• Inmate charged in bomb threat made from jail
• Serving regulars, and finding a new following as well
• TECO to return $24M to customers
• Jim Brown: In Colony's collapse, sad end to colorful era
• Man charged in abuse of girlfriend's daughter
• Bill Clinton rallies support for Meek
• Attacker holding hostages at Turkish Embassy
• In crash, a difficult driving maneuver
• Baghdad suicide bomb hits army recruits, kills 60
• Competitive race for seat on School Board
• Father, stepmother charged with starving son
• Sarasota will not be giving up on its mooring field
• Bradenton motorcyclist killed in crash
• Putting trust in home-rescue plans that let them down
• Early-morning shooting kills one in Sarasota
• Free Short Sale And Foreclosure Seminar
• Lowe's Chinese drywall settlement draws more flak
• McCollum will visit area on two different days
• Business briefs
• 'Miracle' reported in crash
• S.C. mother killed her 2 toddlers, police say
• Drilling plans face new rules
• Celebrities' plastic surgeon Frank Ryan dies
• In step toward normalcy, shrimping season opens
• Scam targets Charlotte residents
• Trustee devoted much more than just his money
• Blagojevich found guilty on one count
• Old art form helps renew Christian faith
• Once-aspiring athletes at IMG now follow musical path
• Help needed to find Charlotte burglar
• Jet carrying 131 crashes in Colombia, killing 1
• Meeting on energy options
• Political columnist James Kilpatrick dies
• Meek already turning some attention to Crist
• Drinking + lawnmower ride = DUI arrest
• Hopeful aims to unseat Rouson
• Employee Announcement - Ashley Morey Is Promoted To Senior Accountant
• Vern Buchanan has inside track to re-election
• Webster University Included In Forbes Magazine’s Ranking Of America’s Best Colleges
• Turmoil in dance world has some scrambling for classes
• Android App Inventor's idea fabulous - fabulously hyped
• Free divers leave air tanks on the surface
• Differences foster growth
• Regional charitable foundations have banner year
• Farms threaten Gulf, too
• Tax battle rages over Sarasota's Marina Jack
• Parker: Basically, Lamar beats Harvard
• Shouldn't he have called?
• Manatee man gets 25 years in plea deal in Jazmine Thompson killing
• Sun shines light on future, and why lots of cash is good
• When key employee makes shocking mess
• What loan officers do - and don't - need
• Son charged with killing mother in argument
• Will the Fannie-Freddie fix break long-term mortgages?
• Man dies after food allergic reaction on cruise
• Will: Netanyahu won't roll over
• Surviving sisters remain critical
• Meek spars with Greene
• Polk County sex sting nets 15 arrests
• Tagged an insider, an experienced Bill McCollum grows ever tougher
• Innovate, Yes, but Make It Practical
• Political newcomer Rick Scott intent on looking forward, not back
• Japan, Checking on Its Oldest, Finds Many Gone
• Sarasota vacation is about enjoying what time she has
• A Battle in Mining Country Pits Coal Against Wind
• Free Parking Comes at a Price
• Tensions Over Chinese Mining Venture in Peru
• With Remarks on Mosque, Obama Enters Risky Debate
• U.S. Offers Aid to Rescue Pakistanis and Reclaim Image
• Hey, Archie! Want to Build an Empire?
• California off-road race crash kills 8, injures 12
• More Florida voters opt not to check 'R' or 'D'
• Three seeking GOP nod for Manatee commission
• NOAA ship rescues pilot after plane crash
• Restaurant that ran afoul of Venice City Hall has good first night
• Hundreds re-enact Times Square WWII kiss
• Ernst: Redundant park work the best of a bad situation
• Four lots for sale, complete with Indian midden, have a fascinating history
• Lyons: Investigation's timing is reason for skepticism
• Condo owners are out of line
• Sarasota stop for Rick Scott campaign
• Law could have immediate impact
• Sisters' sad gathering became family tragedy
• In Weather Chaos, a Case for Global Warming
• Sheriff's Office under fire over handling of 911 call
• State delays Sarasota court hearing for Brivik
• Rivals in governor's race seek Sarasota edge
• Burns Court restaurant owner accused of secretly videotaping employees
• Nation briefs
• Trouble signs: Tax credit's end and foreclosures' rise
• Business briefs: GM is expected to file IP0 papers next week
• Deaths show secluded beaches carry some risk
• Drones to help study storms
• Four sisters involved in fatal Sarasota County crash
• BP oil well to get a final plug
• Obamas travel to Gulf Coast today
• Timeless kiss had a witness – maybe
• Economic slump defies easy fixes
• Diving for pearls, and for link with generations past
• Putting brakes on 'pill mills'
• A race in Gulf and in park
• Teacher's project wins $2,000 grant
• Commission candidates trade barbs
• Nonprofit grows in East Manatee
• Progress in group drywall litigation
• Group sues condo association over no kid rule
• Manatee primary to decide county commissioner seat
• Jaguar rescued from poachers stars in Brazil movie
• Police: Mother sliced 3-year-old's throat
• Eric Ernst: A charming program to help needy children
• A different sort of beach read
• School board candidate questions fairness
• A life devoted to selling cycles - or riding them By BILLY COX
• Reactions are mixed on new roundabout in downtown Sarasota
• BP fine at Texas refinery a record
• Long-debated Everglades deal gets water district's OK
• Gay unions a step closer in California
• Rebound elusive for North Port commercial park
• Clark Road accident kills 1, injures 4 sisters
• Illinois company sues Sarasota's Sunovia
• Stabbing suspect lived in Manatee for a while
• Silverberg: Charlotte's unlucky Aug. 13 had silver lining
• New flood warnings add to misery
• Sales tax holiday returns, but blink and you'll miss it
• Sperling: Little town's public art works
• Surviving a kamikaze attack
• Failings of the foreclosure process laid bare
• YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD PARTICIPATES IN STATEWIDE YOUTH COUNCIL
• Woman facing a new charge
• COMMUNITY INVITED TO DISCUSS SKATE PARK FUTURE
• NOAA to use drones for hurricane research
• Cleared, and Pondering the Value of 27 Years
• Charlotte County tourism director to retire
• 100-year-old Scotch whisky found
• Indian Forces Face Broader Revolt in Kashmir
• In North Port, candidates raise more than $21,000
• Business briefs: Jobs picture dims as claims increase
• A blush of youth at Mozart festival
• Drones to be used for new hurricane study
• Corporate report
• Dental care for needy gets an 'F' in Florida
• Toddler drowns in Florida swimming pool
• Charlotte GOP primary targets county growth
• Desks For Success Launches Project With First Donation To Student
• 'Star Wars' convention brings Force to Orlando
• State economists updating Fla. revenue estimate
• Out Tuesday on DVD
• Suspicious man outside bank prompts Charlotte investigation
• R&B, funk guitarist 'Catfish' Collins dies at 66
• Serial stabbing suspect arrested at Atlanta airport
• AirTran jet diverted after losing engine cover
• Party activists actively wooed
• Wet, sure, but no mildewed milestone
• Water managers approve U.S. Sugar land buy
• Robbery suspect shot dead by police
• GED fund is designed to motivate high school dropouts
• Armed men rob Wachovia Bank in Manatee County
• It's novice versus veteran for board
• In Churchill's spirit
• Two drown off Anna Maria Island
• Manatee hit-and-run seriously injures two pedestrians
• The Taliban way
• Crew's Goldberg wins silver medal
• High-wire daredevil Nik Wallenda is set for another Sarasota stunt
• Lowe's catches flak over drywall deal
• Brooks ready for 'transition'
• Stolen trailer leads to man's arrest
• Reds Cueto gets 7-game suspension
• Lyons: Deputy didn't take 'no' for an answer
• College coaches join forces
• McCollum pushes illegal immigrant measures
• Marshall says he might try out for NBA
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• Two companies vow to create jobs in Manatee County
• Top Islamic institution slams Quran-burning plan
• Homes lost to foreclosure up 6 percent from last year
• Watchdog panel cites global impact of US bailout
• General Motors CEO Whitacre to step down
• Recession-themed country song recorded in Nokomis
• GM posts $1.33B profit in 2nd quarter
• Goodwill giving out hundreds of backpacks
• Long-feared wave of foreclosures has begun in Sarasota area
• Input is sought on key zoning
• A promising August for local beer lovers
• Historic Van Wezel home is saved from demolition
• Owners of daycare where girl died previously cited
• John Morrill helped pioneer study of area's ecology
• Fla. sets Aug. 21 sale of unclaimed goods
• Sarasota County commissioner faces ethics complaint
• Space station astronauts take 2nd crack at repairs
• Gulf Coast news briefs
• Boy, 16, charged in home invasion, pistol-whipping attack
• Clinic targets young drivers
• Former Illinois Rep. Dan Rostenkowski dies
• Manatee County redesigns website
• Famed Colony resort on Longboat Key closing indefinitely
• Cars and heads, both banging against a wall
• Man sues Manatee sheriff over arrest
• Scott denounces 'smear campaign'
• I-75 reopens after morning crashes
• Water spout touches down in central Florida
• Charlotte County administrator Roger Baltz resigns
• Punta Gorda man arrested after scrapping boat trailer
• Nik Wallenda to perform high wire at St. Armands Circle
• Democratic candidates for Senate spar during debate
• On V-J Day anniversary, thank those who changed the world
• 'Granddad Bandit' arrested in Louisiana
• Tropical depression expected to strengthen
• Sidetracked: One thing leads to another
• Lowe's drywall settlement offers small payouts
• Primary winners highlight political inexperience
• Sweet trend turns sour
• FIVE POINTS ROUNDABOUT OPENS WEEKS EARLY
• Police search for 2 in shooting of teen, infant
• The right kind of criticism
• Fed takes small step to help economy
• Oil Disaster Discussion
• Findings support Toyota's contention
• In North Port, tiny wheels of commerce are turning
• Russian wildfires raise Chernobyl radiation fears
• Myakka River Park will be closed for eight months
• 1 killed, others injured in boating accident
• IN BRIEF
• 'Twilight,' vampires win big at Teen Choice Awards
• Near-drowning for Manatee toddler
• Officials capture another escapee
• Bolt taking rest of 2010 off because of back
• One injured in Sarasota armed home invasion
• Pay practices of health firms being examined
• Expectations high at Florida despite uncertainty
• Lawsuit claims fries had surprise
• Rays snap losing skid
• Area youths sail to regional win; nationals next
• Bone Mountain of Florida, LLC News - Relocation of Business
• Resignation fallout: A $9 billion stock loss
• Woods hits bottom heading into PGA
• Room to expand at Sea of Strengths
• Cycling probe can't avoid biggest name
• Brighter days for Sarasota's Sun Hydraulics
• Sarasota squads out at Regional tourneys
• Ted Stevens believed aboard crashed airplane in Alaska
• Spinal fluid test found to predict Alzheimer's
• Charlotte follows Manatee, Sarasota in pain clinic moratorium
• Students' bash attracts a crowd
• Charlotte deputy who saved toddlers honored
• Thousands of claims for oil spill in limbo
• Utah tour bus crash kills 3, injures 12
• Versatility can help Bucs in a pinch
• Company for Snooty
• Benefits of elected office
• Sarasota area development districts face wave of defaults on bonds
• Feliz cumpleanos! Adios
• Charlotte administrator forced out
• Childress confirms Harvin has had migraines
• In one way, BP's Tony Hayward can serve as a good example
• Klaubers out at Colony; hotel remains closed
• Weather system keeps region wet
• Slow recovery and corporate complaints are the norm
• Hundreds still missing in China
• Jeb Bush taking a more visible campaign role
• Teachers Attend Interactive Institute On Integrating The Arts Into K-12 Education
• The marriage ideal
• Sarasota District Maintains A Grade From State Education Department
• So, bonds or bond funds? How to pick what's best
• Cancer worries have fueled fight at plant for weeks
• Rod Stewart, 65, to become a father again
• Tax cut fight to be bloody
• Good deeds
• Parking dispute leads to arrest
• Docks for Apple Gadgets Help a Business Thrive
• GRAND OPENINGS
• No American in ATP top 10 for first time
• Cat Depot Awarded $25,000 Grant By Florida Animal Friend, Inc.
• Local interest rates
• Charlotte deputies search for 'copper cowboy'
• More government job cuts seen
• NBA to play 2 regular-season games in London
• Jimmy Johnson to be 'Survivor' contestant
• More turn early to Social Security
• Obama welcomes Super Bowl champs Saints
• Publix testing curbside grocery pickup
• National interest rates
• Garcia to take 2-month break after PGA
• Robber puts gun to 81-year-old woman's head
• Seek out legal counsel after you negotiate
• Owner Ilitch wants to add Pistons to collection
• Woman faces 'doctor shopping' charges
• Siesta Key pivotal in County Commission election
• Richt looking for strong running game to lead Dogs
• Majority of first day early voters are Republicans
• A few somber notes about dead ends in our economy
• Scores dead, thousands missing in China, Asia floods
• Public Challenged To Raise $3,000 To Be Matched by Elizabeth F. Callahan, MD To Help...
• Another step toward winning financing
• Homeless woman arrested after slapping officer‘s arm
• Blue Ribbon Community Award
• CD rates cut by new owner of failed Peninsula Bank
• Kick-in robberies highlight region's rising burglary rate
• Daycare where toddler died to remain closed
• Crist says leaving GOP has helped him out
• Tebow's haircut all the buzz at Broncos training camp
• Tree trimmers attacked by bees
• Home value loss from spill could end up in the billions
• Swimmer pulled from Siesta Key surf has died
• Tornado causes minor damage in Boca Raton
• Moguls bet on microcredit
• TRASH COLLECTION CHANGES TO ONCE-A-WEEK;
• One dead in crash on I-75 near Venice
• Recovery is blunted but not mired in a thick black goo
• Amid tension, North Koreans detain vessel
• Two pedestrians hurt on Siesta Key
• You've Seen Their Faces in the Works of Rockwell
• GOP targets Democratic seats
• Finding New Life (and Profit) in Doomed Trees
• LeBron thanks fans at bike-a-thon
• Sectarian Clashes Surge in a City in Pakistan's Heartland
• Obama touts health effort
• Trying Improv as Therapy for Those With Memory Loss
• Rare film shows Warsaw devastated after WWII
• Across Nation, Mosque Projects Meet Opposition
• Repair try in space falls short
• Pedestrian killed while crossing State Road 776
• Slain Workers Undaunted by Risks, Friends Say
• Traffic cameras help fuel some election battles
• Nokomis woman dies in I-75 accident
• Matching Innovators With Shoppers
• Fla. court will weigh in on Obama's health care bill
• Men seriously injured in hit-and-run accident
• Iran Expatriates Get Chilly Reception
• Naples man dies in boaitng accident
• Sarasota's new police station adds to the city's architectural fabric
• Minerals Service Had a Mandate to Produce Results
• Shopping for title coverage
• Money is at heart of Democratic Senate primary
• Russia's Response to Fires Does Little to Calm
• Help with back-to-school basics
• Tropical Storm Colin weakens near Bermuda
• Executive Leaves After iPhone Trouble
• More public radio options in Southwest Florida
• McCollum and Scott talk up their conservative credentials
• No oil in Florida's oyster capital, but no relaxing, either
• But Will It Make You Happy?
• Trying to make names known
• Lyons: Good bit of gray area in cell phone snapshot
• Scandal Haunts Atlanta's School Chief
• Campaign trail passes through Possum Festival
• Gunmen Kill Medical Aid Workers in Afghanistan
• 'Chasers' help school aid former dropouts
• E-Book Wars: The Specialist vs. the Multitasker
• As troubles mount, Russians aim
• G.O.P. Seeks Democratic Seats on McCain Turf
• Football honors greats to Hall of Fame
• School grades dip statewide
• Battle Looms Over Huge Costs of Public Pensions
• Program teaches children to swim
• Demystifying, and Maybe Decreasing, the Emergency Room Bill
• Tropical Storm Colin heads for Bermuda
• Navy Building's Next Tenant Has Paris Guessing
• Saudis reach deal to avoid Blackberry ban
• Citizenship as Birthright Challenged on the Right
• Watergate Becomes Sore Point at Nixon Library
• H.P. Ousts Chief for Hiding Payments to Friend
• Chrysler Dealers Find Barriers to Re-entry
• Students are set to return to area schools
• Fresh from war, two siblings find a new brotherhood
• A Man With Muffin Secrets, but No Job With Them
• Governments Go to Extremes as the Downturn Wears On
• Hard-Line Islam Fills Void in Pakistan's Flood Response
• Tanker Damage Caused by Attack, Inquiry Finds
• Wildfires Ravaging Swaths of Russia
• Elena Kagan sworn in as Supreme Court justice
• Veterans Sound Alarm Over Burn-Pit Exposure
• Online scheme snares physician
• 4 vie for North Port City Commission seat
• Roller derby rivals square off tonight
• Four statewide candidates come through Sarasota County
• Coal train derailment disrupts Amtrak service
• Governor Crist Highlights Florida’s Biotechnology Success, Economic Impact
• Audit not required in Sarasota County elections
• Confederate submarine Hunley mystery unsolved
• Manatee County School Board candidates outline vision for education
• Coast Guard searching for 3 South Florida boaters
• Manatee County Commission candidates emphasize job creation
• Military service skirted battles
• Hewlett-Packard CEO resigns after sex harassment probe
• In Manatee, GOP contenders for House seat present their views
• Model takes witness stand
• Couple's Facebook bigamy dispute continues
• For GOP rivals, an hour of combat
• Report finds Medicare to be on firmer ground
• Webster University Announces New Campus Manager
• Tropical Storm Colin weakens slightly
• Russia curtails grain exports
• Election will guide the school budget
• Webster University Announces New Assistant Director
• Training assignments completed
• Abandoned homes must be inspected
• Fifth Third Bank Launching Second Annual 'Back to School' Supply Drive
• World briefs
• Firefighter is arrested after tiff at store
• 2 companies that put the lie
• Cesarean sections
• Checkpoint targets drunken drivers in Palmetto
• Change the school menu
• U.S. joins Hiroshima A-bomb memorial
• Eric Ernst: The long road to common sense
• U.S. jobless rate unchanged at 9.5 percent
• Mobility loses some luster
• Tourist survives 75-foot fall at Grand Canyon
• Judge's personal life debated after gay ruling
• Tampa airport may end free one-hour parking
• 3 injured in North Fort Myers shooting
• FCAT grades: A third of Fla. schools drop
• Catathon Adoption Program
• One trip candidate Greene would like to forget
• Pedro rejects offers to return to majors
• Robbery 'victim' bloodies his attackers
• Report: Ex-teammate alleges drug use
• Final link in the Legacy Trail
• STATE OF EMERGENCY CANCELLED
• NPR buys Christian station, moves new programming to it
• On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding
• Once more, GOP candidates for governor to debate
• Man kills his friend, drinks his blood
• Hurricane forecasters predict active season
• Hearing sets off Mark Brivik's Sarasota attorney
• Far from spill, refugees find a fresh start
• Ryan group wins Rangers auction
• Boot camp tests young musicians
• Candidates turn Sarasota into campaign central
• Emergency chief is urging preparedness
• Power outage affecting traffic in Cattlemen Road
• Naomi Campbell: I was given 'dirty' stones
• Wares Creek finally -- finally! -- to be dredged
• Charlotte firefighter charged in parking lot incident
• Meek begins tour by RV to pump up supporters
• Expect 14-20 named storms, forecasters say
• Senate confirms Kagan as Supreme Court justice
• NOAA says oil is mostly gone; others aren't sure
• Missouri school bus crash kills 2, injures 50
• Tropical Storm Colin again forms in Atlantic
• More details emerging in fatal attack
• Two ways of looking at life
• Catwalk crushes Rays
• Missouri rejects health provision
• Why Fed should change aim to a new possibility: Deflation
• Ky. woman guilty in Pitino extortion case
• IN BRIEF
• Sarasota's Beau Diamond: Ponzi culprit also a victim?
• Business as usual for Vikings QBs
• Serial burglar wanted to leave 'thank you' note
• Loss of Winn-Dixie a 'slap in the face'
• Bubba opens with 64; Tiger struggles
• AP Exclusive: USDA racial flap reconstructed
• Englewood author touts e-book system
• Panther survives hit by car; 3 unborn kittens die
• Water no longer has to be boiled in Englewood
• Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• Manatee school district seeking to fire Palmetto teacher
• It's a fun night out, but with a message
• Bristol breaks away from Levi -- again
• Art dealer who bilked stars gets prison time
• Iranian media say president's convoy attacked
• Controversial mosque clears key city hurdle
• Small plane crashes in Phoenix; 1 killed
• Drowning tragedy strikes 2 families
• Mud plugs well; feds say much of Gulf oil is gone
• Home sales up ... in the South
• Sarasota's colorful nightlife of old -- from the Ringling Hotel to the Old Heidelberg Castle
• Teenagers lure families to library
• North Port officials get credit warning
• Eric Ernst: For my summer break, a little time traveling
• Hurricane forecast unchanged: 18 named storms
• Gas-and-Brake Pedal Gets New Look After Recalls
• Wyclef brother: Haiti presidential bid 'very serious'
• BP Begins ‘Static Kill,' to Seal Well Permanently
• Florida sees gains in sales
• After Haiti Quake, the Chaos of U.S. Adoptions
• In spite of economy, region keeps growing
• Assassination Sets Off Wave of Killings in Pakistani City
• Sheriff busts breast-baring teens, photo taker
• Obesity Rates Keep Rising, Troubling Health Officials
• Lt. Gov. Kottkamp backs Rubio, not Crist
• Bobby Hebb of 'Sunny' fame dead at age 72
• Yankees' Alex Rodriguez hits home run No. 600
• Family: Racial bias caused Conn. shooter to snap
• Group is appealing its loss in Sarasota baseball lawsuit
• Mental calisthenics
• Ringworm treatment
• Rookie pair ready to step up on defensive line
• Worn down by husband
• A-Rod homer drought nearly at two weeks
• Sanctioned Venice teacher may return to classroom
• Baas hurt on first day of camp
• Grapevine Communications Expands With ‘Green’ Mobile Marketing Product Line-Up....
• To gauge bay's health, virtual fish are used
• Another big Florida engineering firm bought by foreign company
• District wants to fire teacher who twisted girl's arm
• Peek at new police station
• Florida governor rivals go on attack in debate
• Stay or go? The Favre timeline
• Fixing Medicare, and improving quality of life
• Englewood rescinds boil water advisory
• Armstrong lawyer claims USADA offering deals
• 6 teens drown in La. river; hit sudden drop-off
• North Port man arrested on drug charges
• Sarasota bank robbery arrest made
• 'Bond' screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz dies at 68
• Report: Favre says he's done
• BP begins 'static kill' on Gulf oil well
• 'Ty-D-Bol man' dies at 79
• Rays climb into first-place tie with Yankees
• Bristol Palin calls off wedding
• $184,842 grant to train Manatee workers
• Conn. workplace shooting kills at least three
• Palm Beach County commissioner jailed
• A shooter gets off easy, and it's not a bad thing
• Cheez Doodles creator dies
• Contador signs with Saxo Bank team
• Rigs trickling, not flooding, out of the Gulf of Mexico
• Youth program seeking donations
• 1973 letter adds to a high-rise mystery
• Walks planned to make repairs to space station
• Bipartisan panel crafts defense plan for the 21st century
• Port Charlotte toddler pulled from pool dies
• Poll: Identity, blending in important to Hispanics
• Cow shot with arrow in Manatee
• Military dog comes home from Iraq traumatized
• GOP's pre-campaign trail
• Tropical Storm Colin forms in Atlantic
• Man injured in Bradenton home invasion
• Profits rise, workers suffer
• Clearwater man dead after fall from boat
• Two area 7-Eleven stores robbed
• Guillen: Asian players treated better than Latinos
• Biffle dedicates victory for injured Roush
• Conservationists build appetite for lionfish
• Woman injured in crash on I-75
• Jenkins wins Jets' weight-loss challenge
• Appleby fires 59, wins by 1
• Florida ordered to reduce crossing accidents
• Women fight off would-be purse thief
• Rodman unhurt when Land Rover flips
• Goodell says Jag fans need to step up
• Driver hospitalized when car hits pole
• Bing and Google in a Race for Search Features
• Howard still mum about Miami rivals
• BP plans next step to block oil leaks
• Cheney Still in Hospital After Surgery
• Armstrong lawyers: USADA offering riders deals
• In the land of flips and toxic assets
• In Personal Ethics Battles, a Partywide Threat
• Williams enjoys a fast start
• Party challenged by ethics battles
• A Renegade Site, Now Working With the News Media
• North Port's Wilson commits to UCF
• Remains believed to be missing student's
• Charlotte County is working to attract more business
• 'Hawks: Hello, Turco; so long, Niemi
• Oldest worker honor goes to 104-year-old
• Chris-Craft sees a sales turnaround
• Sobolewski homers as Blue Jays wallop Stone Crabs
• Pakistan flood death toll rises as officials try to save survivors
• Vuvuzelas silenced for basketball worlds
• Fans get early taste of playoff atmosphere at Trop
• Spirit Airlines starts charging for carry-ons
• Englewood man charged with molestation
• Rays shut out Yankees
• U.S. cleared in Afghanistan crash
• Charlotte woman faces drug, prostitution charges
• Venice teacher may get probation and return to classroom
• La. fishermen wrinkle their noses at 'smell tests'
• Grateful groove remembers Jerry Garcia
• Ex-husband: Sypher refused deal to get Pitino
• High court trims Miranda warning rights bit by bit
• Neighbors helping neighbors, and hoping the city takes notice
• Showalter introduced as new Orioles manager
• Lindsay Lohan released from jail, goes to rehab
• University of Georgia named top party school
• Barros takes Skateboard Park gold at X Games
• Boy, 15, killed in go-kart crash
• Man dies trying to ride motorcycle on one wheel
• Couples' gaffe is Langer's gain at Senior Open
• In Information War, Documentary Is Latest Salvo
• Town Elbows Its Way Into Clinton Wedding
• After Stroke Scans, Patients Face Serious Health Risks
• Slow Start to an Oil-Delayed Shrimping Season
• Palmetto man dies in motorcycle accident
• The Academic-Industrial Complex
• Wave could become Tropical Storm Colin
• Man charged in police impersonation, rape
• $200 Textbook vs. Free. You Do the Math.
• Students overcome fear, learn to swim
• Despite Rule, BP Used Dispersant, Panel Finds
• Woman charged with trying to kill her father
• Targeted Killing Is New U.S. Focus in Afghanistan
• Bands and bogs
• Mistaken as an Iranian Martyr, Then Hounded
• Missouri Voters to Have Say on Health Care Law
• Turbines Too Loud? Here, Take $5,000
• India Digs Under Top of the World to Match Rival
• Economic Indicator: Even Cheaper Knockoffs
• Tea Party Manatee Presents: Florida House of Representatives Candidate Forum
• Is Italy Too Italian?
• Small Step on Small Fees, but Big Charges Remain
• Floods in Pakistan Kill at Least 800
• Stewart fastest at Pocono
• With Recovery Slowing, the Jobs Outlook Dims
• Study of seaweed focuses on what causes it to grow
• Army Broadens Inquiry Into WikiLeaks Disclosure
• Robert j. Lane, CPA, Is Selected For Leadership Florida
• Old Debts That Won't Die
• Junior League Of Manatee County Will Pass Out 150 Backpacks Full Of School Supplies....
• Obama Sees Auto Revival as a Success
• Afghan Women Fear the Loss of Modest Gains
• There May Be ‘No Better Place,' but There Is a Better Slogan
• Stem Cell Trial Wins Approval of F.D.A.
• In Maine Village, Lobster Goes Briskly; Traffic, No
• Senator Seeks Data on Artificial Hips and Knees
• Debate Heating Up on Plans for Mosque Near Ground Zero
• Victims of deadly crash identified
• For Most, Implants Beat Dentures, but at a Price
• Sarasota man found dead in his home
• As Some Young Muslims Turn to Radicalism, Concern Grows
• Snooki of 'Jersey Shore' arrested in New Jersey
• Penn, Bucs close to a deal
• Regulators close banks in 4 states
• Yanks-Rays: The Boss would have loved it
• Football, like life, has its stages
• U.S. Had Long Suspected Billionaire Brothers of Evading Taxes
• Round One: Rays
• July's Toll Worst for U.S. Troops in Afghanistan
• Barnes & Noble Planning Big Push to Increase Nook Sales
• Pandering to Turkey
• Justice Joins Whistle-Blower in Suit Accusing Oracle of Overcharging U.S.
• The kids are all right
• Two Online Gambling Operators in Europe to Merge
• Sarasota Winn-Dixie store closing in cost-cutting plan
• Missing service dog found alive in Venice woods
• Charlotte sex offender arrested
• Bill Clinton tightlipped about Chelsea's wedding
• Residents might have say on bridge
• Sarasota filmmaker Tom Murray dies
• Special movie screening for children with special needs
• Veterans' Affairs director is killed
• Spending puts two candidates ahead in the polls
• Tampa technology firm to lay off 500
• Man dedicated his life to God, and to prisoners
• Disney sells Miramax for $660 million
• Rich I.P.O. Brings Controversy to SKS Microfinance
• One Night with Elvis
• Venice ponders more job cuts to save money
• Jennifer Lopez nears 'Idol' deal, source says
• S.E.C. Charges Brothers With $550 Million Fraud
• Attorneys turn tables on Sansom prosecutor
• Sarasota voting machine audit called off
• Gulf of Mexico Has Long Been a Sink of Pollution
• Ethics committee charges Rangel
• 2 die after Los Angeles building explodes
• Lawyers, Far From Gulf, Skirmish on Spill Claims
• Land known for brutal cold smoldering in summer heat
• State news briefs
• From Fires to Fish, Heat Wave Batters Russia
• Sex industry quick to embrace latest Apple iPhone 4 feature
• World briefs
• Iraqi Insurgents Plant Qaeda Flag in Baghdad
• Teenagers accused in burglary attempt
• A better bet for peace
• Questions Swirl About Damaged Japanese Tanker
• POLICE REPORT
• First of my 1,144 columns,
• Taliban Exploit Openings in Neglected Province
• Holistic education center changes the game in New Orleans
• Turkey Softens Law That Jailed Young Kurds
• Nice girl has weird parents
• A Sarasota singer, still little, but with enormous dreams
• Senate fails the Gulf Coast
• In Roosevelt Archive, History as He Made It
• Man drowns off Anna Maria Island
• New Gate And Field School Merge Under The Leadership Of The Montessori Foundation...
• Tax havens hurt Main St.
• Ruling Against Arizona Is a Warning for Other States
• Captains question fisheries' fortunes amid Gulf spill
• Who's to blame for Lockerbie bomber's release?
• 25 Dead in Afghanistan as Bus Hits Mine
• Surveillance equipment alerts deputies to attempted theft
• Women of the Storm
• A Reality Show Where Islam Is the Biggest Star
• Englewood man arrested on drug charges
• Recovery delayed by a year, says one economist
• Militant Alliance Adds to Somalia's Turmoil
• Price wins AL-best 14th game
• Sarasota County tweaks its ordinance on nudity
• No Survivors Reported in Pakistan Plane Crash
• 'Ghost Writer,' 'Piranha' and more on DVD
• Boy nearly drowns in Port Charlotte
• U.S. Military Scrutinizes Leaks for Risks to Afghans
• As Desert Deaths Soar, a Morgue Grows Crowded
• Sarasota settles noise suit
• For Some City Fitness Buffs, Intense Heat Is No Deterrent
• Family IDs body of slain ex-NBA star
• Burglar damaged more than just her computer
• Move to Restrict Pain Killers Puts Onus on Doctors
• Olympic committees striking some unusual deals
• A new place for police
• Sanofi-Aventis Said to Be Likely to Bid $18 Billion for Genzyme
• Pitino, defense attorney have testy exchange
• Another firm is lured to the area
• August at The Golden Apple
• Congress Rethinks Its Ban on Internet Gambling
• Tebow, Broncos agree to contract
• In jury room, a hope for innocence
• Sarasota AIDS Theatre Project Happening at The Golden Apple in August
• Technologies Help Adult Children Monitor Aging Parents
• Vaughan takes lead at Senior Open
• POLICE REPORT
• Telefónica Wins Full Control of Brazil Phone Venture
• A Novartis Giveaway of Medicine
• 10-year sentence for gun 'mistake'
• Canker sore outbreaks
• In Price War, New Kindle Sells for $139
• 'Very little' chance of oil on local shore
• China's growing thirst for oil increases chances for strife
• Job Subsidies Also Provide Help to Private Sector
• Missing service dog found in woods
• New problems found at Dolphin Tower, residents learn
• On city utility, Sarasota can emulate Gainesville's success
• Russia to Sell Off Stakes in State Companies to Fill Budget Gap
• Amber Alert issued for missing Florida girl
• Obama must step carefully during his Florida vacation
• Veteran NFL OL Harry Galbreath dead at 45
• Day of big spending for Sarasota County
• Show or a no-show, it's a no-win situation for Tebow
• Officials shut down controversial clinic in Ellenton
• Bengals report for camp, TO to follow
• Gainesville church plans Sept. 11 Quran burning
• Family of prisoner hopes evidence will set him free
• School Offices Reopen; Parents Encouraged To Register Students Now For 2010-11
• Detectives studying note from Charlotte bomb scare
• Venice approves airport proposal
• EAST AVE. CLOSES FOR RAILROAD WORK
• Sarasota man gets 10 years in Confederate flag-related shooting
• Sarasota County tourism shows signs of a rebound
• Torte starts at the grill
• Venice man found dead of apparent carbon monoxide
• Service dog lost after car crash
• Hestan: leaving nothing to chance
• Four teens arrested in Venice burglary string
• School burden is shifting in state
• Family won't accept her
• Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law
• Is there a payoff in North Port's dreams?
• Eliminating dandruff
• Two-year-old found floating in pool
• Sarasota’s D And D Garage Doors Are Now State Certified Contractors
• Nation briefs
• Gas leak closes roads around Punta Gorda Airport
• Roger Federer Is Neutral Over Six Sigma Tennis
• World briefs
• Roush still hospitalized, stable after plane crash
• Corporate report
• Pitino tells jury about sex with extortion suspect
• BP looks to future with new leader
• Longoria, Rays hold off Tigers
• Heat is bringing out the cool
• No-hitter list just keeps on growing
• Ex-employee charged in fraud
• Garza just happy for the team
• County to sell land for theater
• Bengals, Owens agree to pact
• World briefs
• BOARD OKs A CRITICAL NEEDS TAX
• Corporate report
• Widen interstate
• Business briefs
• North Port couple in fight with insurer over the ambulance
• Business buzz
• Group holds more files
• Document leak adds to pressure on Obama
• ELECTION 2010
• POLICE REPORT
• Venice debates deficit
• On new sand, an old fight
• No rise in tax rate, North Port decides
• Five Films For A Future Moves To New Venue To Accommodate Increasing Interest
• With shutter and lens, he enhanced Sarasota
• TEEN SUMMIT KICKS OFF
• Change of tone in GOP contest
• BUSINESS TRAINING PROGRAM FOCUSES ON KEYS TO SUCCESS
• Ideas for police still under debate
• Gettel Automotive To Give Away Two New Cars August 6, Others Throughout 2010
• SLOWING THE PACE ON U.S. 41
• Hard to hide a filthy habit
• T-shirt is telling a new story now
• Man burns himself while starting grill
• Sarasota looking at water use tiers
• 4 murder charges advance
• GOP candidates give region some face time
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT
• With cleanup army in town, some feel under siege
• Real estate people
• Incumbents worry about voter anger
• Adams Homes is bullish on the region
• Behind the Brivik deals
• Sleek Audio's growing by volumes
• A deadly shooting, but could it have gone another way?
• Sports plays a major role in this region's economy
• Country Music Concert Fundraiser The Gator Creek Band Performing at the Sarasota Classic Car Museum
• A growing company decides to grow here
• GRAND OPENINGS
• His daughter is a real pain
• Thyroid gland woes
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• The best of the 'Papas'
• In city's past, a lesson in limits
• Seek FHA's approval of your condo complex
• Board tightens pet policy
• Nation briefs
• World briefs
• Full speed ahead for high-speed rail project
• Parish founder had devotion and good humor
• Tribal claims causing Charlotte controversy
• After a tornado killed his family, he wanted to die
• Government is daring to keep kids on drugs
• Sarasota County judges hold tight to jail keys
• Texting 'friend' needs to stop now
• General says U.S. troops not alone
• Reading aloud an adventure
• Instead of Bonnie, it's more like a beach party
• THERE'S NO SHORTAGE OF BOOKS ON OIL SPILL
• Behind the Brivik deals
• Aurora Awards to local builders
• A deadly shooting, but could it have gone another way?
• PRESERVED
• Income qualifying standards vary widely
• Whole fruit or juice?
• Governor Crist extends benefits
• Legislators' gift to Crist
• Burned in Ponzi scheme, Nadel victims have their say
• Beware the lame duck
• Sherrod's back story makes her message even stronger
• Airlines, oil, food safety and U.S. intelligence
• Native no more
• Lisa LaPorta tackles two tough customers
• Botanists disagree on what's a Florida native
• THE BEAUTIFUL
• World briefs
• Nation briefs
• Corporate report
• Business briefs: Pay czar says banks overpaid executives
• Camp combats communities' anti-police bias
• North Port tax rate seen as unlikely to rise
• Judicial hopefuls highlight strengths
• Tails wag at Camp Gan Israel
• Rating hasn't quelled criticism
• Easing pressure on the Gulf
• Attracting experts on global affairs
• Well's cap to stay put during the evacuation
• Beau Diamond to learn his fate on Oct. 7
• Retailer Target has new market: Manhattan
• Guy from the TV ads shows up in the flesh
• Helping seniors live on their own has many advantages
• Strong showing in home market
• We're not ready on nuclear
• Spill area is in path of tropical storm
• Meet Alvin the Gump
• WORKSHOP SLATED FOR MINORITY BUSINESS OWNERS
• Preventing another disaster
• CONSTRUCTION FENCE TEMPORARILY REMOVED
• World briefs
• Ryntal Group LLC Receives Accreditation From Better Business Bureau
• Nation briefs
• Corporate report
• Business briefs: Leading indicators show recovery is slow
• Business buzz: Haley named chair of Visit Florida committee
• THE ECONOMY
• Don't worry; they're all OK at this camp
• Eight in hunt for fire district
• With name, airport seeks higher profile
• HOURS EXTENDED AT CHILDREN'S FOUNTAIN
• CITY COMMISSION SETS MILLAGE RATE
• Aubrey Lynch Named New Principal at CS and L CPAs
• SHRA August Member Meeting
• Fight crime at National Night Out 2010 event on Aug. 3
• Grapevine Communications Reports Employee Achievements
• Project Objectives Reached by Amanatee Group LLC Despite Global Economics.
• UTILITY REPAIR TO CLOSE S. OSPREY AVENUE INTERSECTION
• Kerkering Barberio Members Selected For Leadership Sarasota
• SISTER CITIES PROGRAM RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION
• Alumni Invited To Share Booker High School Memories
• Cat ‘Nips And Nibbles’ July Promotion Support Your Local Restaurants And Dine Out In July!
• Tammy Kovar Speaks To International Researchers In Portugal
• Laura Mancinelli Joins the National Auctioneer Association
• CHILDREN'S FOUNTAIN TO REOPEN
• ELECTRONIC FORM MAKES IT EASIER TO SUBMIT BUDGET COMMENTS
• PES - Progressive Employer Services Ranks #67 Of Florida’s Top 200 Private Companies
• Amanatee Group LLC and Danny Coleman Turn It up a Notch
• Are You Looking For A Health Care Solution?
• Sarasota Police Sympathetic To 'No Animal Left Behind'
• Cat Depot Aids Aspca In Pennsylvania Rescue
• Cleaning Butlers Of Sarasota News - July 8, 2010
• BHS Rebuild Project Awarded Interest Rebate On $43 Million Bond
• Cat Depot Expansion Education Center
• Fawley / Bryant's Colandro Attends Design Conference
• Williams Parker Harrison Dietz and Getzen - Employee Announcement
• CHILDREN'S FOUNTAIN CLOSES TEMPORARILY
• PALS Partners In Education And Borders Take Books To Students This Summer
• Communicating The Impact Of The Oil Spill
• Kerkering, Barberio and Co News - July 2, 2010
• Short Sale and Foreclosure Seminar
• FIVE POINTS ROUNDABOUT PROJECT BEGINS JULY 5th
• The Wellness Community Adds Three To Board Of Trustees
• Sarasota 2010 FCAT Results Improve At Several Grade Levels
• Easter Seals Southwest Florida Receives $10,000 Grant For Architectural Design Services
• The Drowsy Chaperone
• CONDO BUILDING DEEMED UNSAFE
• Skin Smart Dermatology Moves To Larger Office to...
• TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE CONTINUES ON PALM AVE.
• Suncoast Center For Independent Living Launches New Career Development Program
• National Barefoot Running Expert To Conduct Clinic At Fit2Run...
• First Step Of Sarasota Receives Selby Grant
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR JULY 4th HOLIDAY
• CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE BEGINS PROCESS
• TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURES SCHEDULED ON U.S. 41
• PUBLIC INVITED TO N. SARASOTA COMMUNITY FORUM
• Coastal Behavioral Healthcare Inc Converts Children’s Crisis Unit To An Adult Crisis Unit
• CHILDREN'S FOUNTAIN REOPENS
• Suncoast Center for Independent Living Celebrates Two Milestones with Open House
• TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE CONTINUES ON PALM AVE.
• CITY OFFERS SUMMER EMPLOYMENT FOR TEENS
• TOWN HALL MEETING SCHEDULED TO DISCUSS BUDGET
• EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM TRANSLATES INTO JOBS
• VANDALISM CLOSES CHILDREN'S FOUNTAIN
• Servants of Christ Hands and Feet Ministry Grand Opening
• AIA Florida Gulfcoast Chapter Presents 10 x 10 Ten Images By Ten Presenters
• UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER UNDERGOES MAINTENANCE
• Homes Needed for US State Department Sponsored Exchange Students
• COMMISSION TO RECEIVE SELBY GRANT
• CHILDREN'S FOUNTAIN CLOSES FOR MAINTENANCE
• SPECIAL MEETING TO DISCUSS ENERGY ISSUES
• Holland Construction Awarded Long-Awaited New Restaurant Project in Lakewood Ranch
• ‘Beatles Concert’ At The Sarasota Classic Car Museum
• Sarasota School District Wins Awards For TV Productions, Map Of Schools
• Body count reaches 20 in Arkansas campgrounds
• MAIN STREET RE-OPENS EARLY
• CITY PLANNERS RECOGNIZED FOR EXEMPLARY PROJECTS
• TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE CONTINUES ON PALM AVE.
• Kincaid Auction and Realty News - June 11, 2010
• AIA Florida Gulfcoast Chapter Presents 10 x 10
• Webster University Holds 10th Graduation Ceremony At The Sarasota Hyatt
• Booker Middle’s ‘Summer Scholars’ Will Travel To Vienna And Boston
• Education Foundation Installs New Officers and Directors
• Boeing NextGen Aircraft Tanker Program
• Grapevine Communications Wins Sarasota Chamber Of Commerce Small Business Of The Year
• Webster University Celebrates 10th Year in the Sarasota- Manatee Area
• POLICE ADVISORY PANEL NEWS CONFERENCE AVAILABLE ONLINE
• COMMUNITY LEADERS DIG IN FOR COMMUNITY COMPLEX
• New Principal Named To Lead Englewood Elementary School
• Summer Food Service Program To Be Offered At Various Sites
• TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE CONTINUES ON PALM AVE.
• FDOT Reschedules U.S. 301 – Fruitville Closure
• Short Sale And Foreclosure Seminar
• Cat Depot Mature Mates Adopt-A-Thon Find The Love Of Your Life!
• Legacy Physical Therapy and Sports Training News - June 03, 2010
• All My Sons Cast Announcement
• Ride For Strides Poker Run
• SHRA June Member Meeting
• SCTI Hosts Area Professionals For High-School EMS Evaluation Day
• WATER SAMPLES SHOW SARASOTA BAY IS CLEAR
• Sarasota Middle Named National School Of Character
• Hurlburt Foundation Awarded Easter Seals Southwest Florida
• CITY CREWS REPAIR WASTE WATER MAIN BREAK
• INTERIM CHIEF FEATURED GUEST ON 'CITY FOCUS'
• GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY SCHEDULED FOR COMMUNITY COMPLEX
• PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT FOR LIDO BEACH MULTI-USE RECREATIONAL TRAIL
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR PRESIDENTS' DAY
• PUBLIC INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN POLICE ADVISORY PANEL FOCUS GROUPS
• SUSTAINABILITY EXPERT ADDRESS CITY STAFF
• GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY SET FOR PARKING GARAGE
• Sarasota Third-Grade FCAT Scores Rank In State Top 10
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT CITY HALL
• KEN THOMPSON FISHING PIERS TO CLOSE TEMPORARILY
• PUBLIC INVITED TO PUBLIC WORKS OPEN HOUSE
• CITY CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY
• MODERN DESIGN SELECTED FOR PARKING GARAGE
• SIESTA DRIVE DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS BEGIN NEXT MONTH
• LANDSCAPE PROJECTS RECEIVE RECOGNITION
• TREES CELEBRATED DURING ARBOR DAY EVENT
• CITY COMMISSION TAKES HISTORIC VOTE; HIRES FEMALE AFRICAN AMERICAN CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK
• PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS ALONG N. TRAIL
• FORMER NEWS ANCHOR HONORED
• PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON U.S. 301 LANDSCAPE DESIGN
• COMMITTEE SELECTS ART FOR PARK
• STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED; INFORMATION POSTED ONLINE
• SARASOTA COMMUNITY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR ULTRA HIGH-SPEED INTERNET
• CONSTRUCTION AT FIVE POINTS INTERSECTION
• AGENDAS AND MORE IN YOUR INBOX
• PRIORITIES AND OBJECTIVIES AVAILABLE ONLINE
• SARASOTA FIGHTS CRIME; WINS NATIONAL AWARD
• TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE SCHEDULED FOR PALM AVE.
• RESIDENTS ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN U.S. CENSUS
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY
• HISTORIC BUILDINGS RECOGNIZED
• COMING TO DOWNTOWN SARASOTA: JOBS, ECONOMIC IMPACT, PARKING AND MORE
• SARASOTA AWARDED $23 MILLION FEDERAL GRANT FOR HOUSING; JOBS
• PUBLIC SAFETY UPDATE TO BE GIVEN AT NEWTOWN FORUM
• CITY AND MOTE MARINE LABORATORY HOLD NEWS CONFERENCE
• PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON PALM AVE. PARKING GARAGE FACADE
• POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS; INTERIM CHIEF APPOINTED
• ADVISORY BOARD VOLUNTEERS HONORED
• HUD PRESENTS $23 MILLION TO SARASOTA HOUSING OFFICE
• CITY HALL CLOSES FOR MEMORIAL DAY
• LIGHTS GO OUT FOR EARTH HOUR
• ACCESS SARASOTA PRODUCES BERTHA PALMER DOCUMENTARY
• Accelerated Reconstruction of U.S. 301/Fruitville Road Intersection Scheduled
• DUMPSTER DAY COMING TO SARASOTA
• CONCEPTUAL PLAN DISCUSSED FOR BROWNFIELD SITE
• New Product / Service Announcement - May 27, 2010
• Wellness Community Selected for Prestigious National Research Project To ...
• Emma E. Booker Students To Share Pizza Made With Crops They Grew
• ‘Walking School Bus’ Revs Up For Inaugural Route To Tatum Ridge Elementary
• Emma E. Booker Elementary Celebrated School Grade With Book Fair
• Grand Opening - Sahra’s Treasurers
• Local Construction Management Firm Recognized For Restoration Project
• 3500 Computers Donated Since 2007
• Wilkinson Elementary makes a splash with 'Water Wars'
• Kerkering Barberio Employees Awarded The Leadership Circle Award
• Sarasota High Singing Sailors Invite Alumni To Sing In End-Of-Year Concert
• Holland Construction Breaks Ground For New Tom Bennett Park, Phase I, In Manatee County
• Puerto Rico Earthquake Contributions To Be Send To The American Red Cross
• New principal named for Brookside Middle School
• Texcellence Giving Away Computer #1,000 For School Year
• Sarasota Leadership Class of 2010 Completes Class Project
• Dog Adoption Day
• Grapevine Communications Selected By Education Foundation Of Sarasota For ...
• Community Haven - Employee Announcement
• Tuttle Elementary ‘Turtles’ Launch Save The Animals Oil Spill Relief Project
• Balls Drop From Helicopter As First Step of Sarasota Raises Over $27,000 Through 6th Annual...
• Servants Of Christ Hands And Feet Ministry News - May 10, 2010
• Richard’s Foodporium™ Names Capirano Director of Franchise Operations
• Kids Log Off and Get Their Game On at Camp
• Free Chiropractic Care for Nurses
• Booker Middle Students Honored In International Poetry Contest
• Principal Selected For Brentwood Elementary School
• Cat-Rageous Yard Sale Now Accepting Donated Items
• Booker High Dancers Rated Superior In State Assessment
• Florida Public Relations Association Announces Branding and Writing Seminar
• Creative Tactics for Marketing Your Business - A Unique Seminar
• Lakeview Elementary Students To Sign Space Day Poster
• Three Pine View Students Receive $2,500 National Merit Scholarships
• 2010 Championship Regatta - Southeast Regional Youth Rowing
• Online Accounting Services
• Dance Inspired by Circus Photography is in The Center Ring at the Historic Asolo Theater
• Honor Sanctuary Animal Rescue - Volunteers Needed
• The Black Spider to Creep into the Sarasota Opera House
• Sarasota-Area Business Coach Talks about 'Homepreneuring'
• Sarasota County School District Names Oak Park School Food Service Manager Employee Of The Year
• Biological Tree Services Continues To Spread Its’ Roots
• Central West Coast Chapter of Florida Public Relations Association Announces Local Image....
• Discount Rx Direct Grand Opening
• New Principal Selected For Gocio Elementary School
• Spring Art Shows in Sarasota and Venice Showcase Student Creativity
• Oak Park School to host county-wide Disability Service Agency Fair
• Free Homeowners Education Seminar Discussing Mediation of Foreclosure and Enforcement Issues
• First Step Recognizes 100 Volunteers for Over 3,000 Hours As Part of National Volunteer Month
• All My Sons - Auditions
• Sarasota County School District To Hold Orientation Session For Charter School Applicants
• Greater Sarasota Chamber To Honor Three Leaders Of Leadership Sarasota County
• Cat Depot Assessed By Maddie’s Shelter Medicine Program
• New Principal Named for McIntosh Middle School
• 2010 Science Fair Awards Presented
• WLTQ-FM Gets Musical Makeover As 92.1MYfm
• Holocaust Boxcar Set for Display at Phoenix Academy
• Sarasota-Manatee HR Association (SHRA) Receives Distinguished Award
• Sarasota Technology Festival Set For Suncoast Polytechnical High School
• Character Video Contest
• Seminole County Art Education Association Teacher of the Year
• Ex-Mayor and Senior Law Partner Form New Mediation Firm
• PALS Recognition Breakfast To Honor School Volunteers, Business Partners
• Junior Achievement Sarasota County Adds Three To Board of Directors
• Hembree And Associates, Inc. News - April 7, 2010
• The Drowsy Chaperone, The Merry Widow and I Still Love New York
• Architects From Around The World Flock To Sarasota For A Unique Design Conference
• Soicher Marin Gallery News - April 6, 2010
• Embracing Our Differences Comes to Life in Original Ballet
• 21st Annual Toothpick Bridge Building Contest
• Fruitville Elementary Playwrights Presents Writing From The Heart
• Grapevine Communications Continues Growth, Adds Experienced Manager To Staff
• David Kraft Promoted To Executive Director, Business Services
• Bayfront Exhibit Celebrates Diversity And Coexistence
• Sarasota County Adult And Technical Schools Plan Merger
• Middle Schools Kick Off ‘Gollywhopper Games’ Spring Reading Activities
• The Andrews Brothers
• 2010 Incentive Programs
• Passport Health Of Sarasota Now Offering Two New Services
• Holland Construction Awarded Asolo Repertory Theatre’s Production Center Project
• Sarasota to Welcome First Nationally Sanctioned Chili Cook-Off
• Lee Wetherington Homes Develops New Design Philosophy in Response to 2010 Market Conditions...
• Middle School Teacher Named Teacher of the Year
• Sutter Roofing Company Garners Building Industry Awards
• Geimer Is A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst
• Suncoast Business Technologies News - March 23, 2010
• Comerica Donates $2500 To Career Education Preapprenticeship
• Green Drinks At Main Street Oyster Bar
• Rising Star Lindsay Ray Performs Live Concert on Google Island, Sarasota
• Gateway Bank Is First LEED Certified Bank in Sarasota
• New Principals Appointed For Two Sarasota County Schools
• Hite Named Chamber’s Premier Volunteer
• 2010 Sarasota County Teacher Of The Year To Receive Title March 24, 2010
• Virtual School Information Session
• Knot Nods In Favor Of Sarasota Photographer
• New Sarasota Chiropractor Offers Free Initial Evaluation For Veterans
• ‘Celebrating Authors and Illustrators in Our Community!’ 3rd Annual Luncheon
• Holland Construction Awarded New Manatee Building Project
• Kerkering, Barberio And Co News - March 16, 2010
• 2010 Academic Olympics Trophy To Pine View
• Local Tennis Pros Battle It Out At The Meadows
• Florida Public Relations Association To Host ‘Know Your Customers’
• Cafe Con Leche Networking
• Kerkering, Barberio and Co News - March 9, 2010
• AIA Florida Gulfcoast Announces the 2010 Design Awards Program
• Newly Drug-Free Mother Shares Emotional Story at First Step’s Caring Hearts Luncheon Fundraiser
• Tribute Tour Surprises Three ‘Teacher Of The Year’ Finalists
• Over One Hundred Architects From Around The World Gather In Sarasota For A Unique Design Conference
• CS and L CPAs Launch New Website
• Cat Depot Wins Top Sarasota’s Pets Choice Awards 2010
• Greater Sarasota Chamber Awards Ringling College of Art and Design
• Holland Construction Announces 'Mini-Stimulus' Equity-Financing Program To...
• Kerkering Barberio Companies Announce Promotions
• The Sarasota Chili Cook Off to Bring in Statewide Competitors
• Education Foundation’s Evening of Excellence Sets New Auction Record For Student Piece
• Tribute Tour To Surprise Three Teacher of the Year Finalists
• Meadows Country Club To Host '2010 Battle Of The Club Professionals'
• SCTI to Offer 30 Full Scholarships for Adult Technical Training
• Wayne S. Dictor Recognized as a Top Financial Advisor By LPL Financial
• 15th Annual Evening of Excellence
• Eco Technologies, Integrates The Waste Pro Solar Power Plant
• Goble Attends Computer Forensics Training
• Watchdog on Wall Street to Address Crowd at Tea Party
• Literacy Council of Sarasota 'Celebrating Authors and Illustrators in Our Community!' Luncheon
• Helicopter Golf Ball Drop to Benefit First Step of Sarasota
• Classic Car Show at the Sarasota Classic Car Museum!
• 14th Annual Meadows Cup
• District To Host Forum With State Education Commissioner, Legislators
• Member Meeting - The Great Recession, The Credit Card Crisis and Your 401k
• Employee Announcement from Kerkering, Barberio and Co
• Craig Campbell of Holland Construction Receives Junior Achievement’s Leadership Award
• Anexio Receives Global Recognition As One of the Top 100 Companies in Industry
• Family Fun Day for Children Surviving Cancer
• The Voice of Manasota News - Relocation of Business
• 2010 Science Fair Winners for Grades K-2
• 2010 Science Fair Winners for Grades 9-12
• 2010 Science Fair Winners for Grades 6-8
• 2010 Science Fair Winners for Grades 3-5
• Winners of the 2010 Regional Science Fair Announced
• Warren Simonds Joins Board Of Directors Of The Argus Foundation
• Chamber Believes Cooperation Vital to Community's Success in 2010
• FPRA Central West Coast Chapter Presents 'Designing, Copywriting and Printing.....
• Students Attend News Conference With Former Secretary Of State Rice
• Literacy Council of Sarasota Welcomes 16 Tutors
• Venice AAUW Salutes Academic Olympics
• Ringling Museum Hosts Groundbreaking Celebration for Tibbals Learning Center Expansion
• Kerkering Barberio Announces New Hires
• Sarasota Immigration Lawyer Announces Grand Opening Of Passport Health Of Sarasota
• Soicher Marin of Florida, LLC News - February 9, 2010
• Insignia Chairman and CEO, Charles G. Brown, Iii Attends Fdic Advisory Committee On Community ..
• Take Stock In Children of Sarasota County To Host First Annual Tennis Tournament Fundraiser
• Two Passions Come Together: Chocolate and Wine
• Area Leaders Join The Greater Sarasota Chamber's Annual Breakfast...
• Deborah Fallucca Joins CS And L CPAs As Principal
• Fellow Animal Lovers
• The Wellness Community of Southwest Florida Receives $14,000 Donation from Sarasota Yacht Club
• Coping with the Cost of Cancer Care
• Cox Named Greater Sarasota Chamber’s Premier Volunteer
• ‘Three Cups of Tea’ Author David Relin To Speak At Venice High
• Promising Young Scientists Present Research
• District Celebrates Farm To School Day In Cafeterias
• Sarasota-Manatee Human Resources Association News - January 22, 2010
• Middle Schools Celebrate Reading With Family Literacy Nights
• 15th Annual ‘Evening of Excellence’ Juried Art Show Picks Top 25
• Insignia Bank Names Tracy Wolfe, Vice President Of Deposit Services
• Sarasota-Manatee Human Resources Association February Program: 'Effective...
• Sarasota Office Of Bouchard Insurance Wins Sales Division Of The Year Award
• Pine View Junior Kaitlyn Terpstra Wins High School Idol 6 Competition
• Lunch for the Cure at Hyatt Regency Sarasota
• COBA Holds Session Forecasting Trends Impacting Sarasota County’s Future
• Seminar - Boating To The Keys And Beyond
• Local Company Continues With Promotion For Suncoast
• Sarasota County Schools to Accept School Choice Requests for 2010-11
• Evening Of Excellence Student Art Program Kicks Off With Juried Art Show At Ringling College
• Grapevine Communications Introduces The Linguini Family Adventure Series...
• County High School Students To Participate In 2010 Town Hall
• Central West Coast Chapter Of FPRA Launches New PR Tool Designed For Non-Profits
• Grapevine Communications Only Advertising Agency Headquartered In Sarasota/Manatee
• Top Students Compete in Education Foundation’s Academic Olympics
• Sarasota Classic Car Museum ‘Cruzin To The Hop’ Car Show
• First Step of Sarasota’s Caring Hearts Luncheon
• Venice High Assistant Named Oak Park Principal
• Local Construction Managers Awarded Preconstruction Contract on High School
• DUI Victim Award $10 Million Verdict
• Sarasota County Schools News: Toys for Tots
• Sarasota’s Doctor J. David Holcomb Launches New Facial Contouring Procedure in NYC
• 106.5 CTQ and Joyland Present: 2009 Holiday Toy Drive and Concert
• Third-Grade Students from Local School ‘Believe’ in Helping Others
• 107.9 WSRZ Morning Crew With Jones And Crane 12th Annual Santa Cause
• Author Gordon Korman To Visit Area Middle Schools For Starbooks Program
• In Down Economy, Grapevine Communications Adds 34 New Clients, Both Local...
• Education Foundation Awards $88,951 for 187 Edge of Excellence Teacher Grants
• Sarasota Schools’ Dropout And Graduation Rates Decline From Last Year
• Adams Insurance And Consulting Inc Grand Opening
• Cleaning Butlers of Sarasota News: Cleaning Butlers of Sarasota is Looking for New Franchise Owners
• Suncoast Polytechnical HS Students to ‘Job Shadow’ at Local Businesses
• Culinary Christmas Story Marks 25th Anniversary Holiday
• 82 Degrees Tech Announces Alliance With Tampa Bay Technology Forum
• Regional Business Resource Center to Offer Free Social Media Webinars
• Holiday Pet Photos...with Santa Claus!
• Education Channel Awarded For Program Showcasing District's ‘Green’ Efforts
• District Plans Community Meeting On Booker High Rebuild
• Sarasota High’s Metcalf to be Inducted into State Coach’s Hall of Fame
• Radiant Power Corp. Achieves RIPS FAA-TSO Approval
• Clear Channel Radio Sarasota’s Harvest Food Drive To Help Local Families For The Holidays
• Sarasota Virtual School Begins Registration For Second Semester
• Report of Financial Advisory Committee to Sarasota County School Board
• Financial Advisors Praise Sarasota Schools’ Business Practices
• Shirley Brown Elected Chair Of Sarasota School Board For One-Year Term
• Local Firm Learns New Ways To Provide More Cost Effective Construction
• Sarasota Classic Car Museum 'Pride and Joy Car Show'
• Oak Park Students Present ‘Small World’ Using Unique Technology
• Sarasota’s Young Professionals Group Announces Fall Kick Off Week Activities
• Two Groups Join Forces to Support the Future of Downtown
• Local Green Leader Brings Ideas On Bank Credit And Job Creation To Washington
• New Fitness Program Gets Families In Shape--Together
• World of Beer Seeks to Bring High-Quality Beer to Sarasota with the Opening of its New Location
• Sarasota’s Young Professionals Group Announces Fall Kick Off Week Activities
• Special Needs Home Consultants Has A New Team Member!
• Homeowners Education Seminar In Sarasota
• 1st Annual JDRF Doubles for Diabetes Tennis Tournament
• Schools Stage Events on and Around Veterans Day to Honor Those Who Served
• Wellness Community Of Southwest Florida: ‘You Betta Join Us’ For 2010 Night Of Hope
• Mini Couples Retreat
• UBS Financial Services Inc. News - November 04, 2009
• American Finishing Inc News - November 3, 2009
• Sarasota, FL-Based Sunovia Energy Technologies To Complete Led Lighting Installation For ..
• Pride and Joy Car Show at Sarasota Classic Car Museum
• Local Company Opens Doorway for Miami Businesses
• Local Green Leader To Showcase Sustainable Project At International Conference
• Sarasota County Schools Plan Parent Institute
• The Funk Monster Mash Halloween Party
• WilsonMiller Works with FPL on DeSoto Next Generation Solar EnergyCenter
• Holiday Inn Sarasota Bradenton Airport Now Open
• Local Specialist Provides Help With Jobseeker's GPS Options
• Benefiting The Wellness Community Southwest Florida, is Smashing Success
• Navigating the Current Market Turmoil
• Association of Fundraising Professionals to Honor Local Donors and Volunteers
• Special Needs Home Consultants News - October 23, 2009
• Dr. Thompson Receives Prestigious Chair’s Cup Award While Chamber Celebrates 89 Years of Community
• November - Discovery of Puerto Rico Month
• Lee Wetherington Foundation: A Donor’s Generosity Increases Despite A Tight Economy
• Local Landscape Supply Company Unveils New Name
• Women and Investing
• 10 Ways For Small Businesses to Survive This Recession
• Navigating the Current Market Turmoil
• Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center Announces New Board Members
• Greater Sarasota Chamber to Celebrate 89 Years of Business Success at Annual Meeting
• Booby Traps and Barriers with Guest Experts
• Cleaning Butlers of Sarasota News - October 16, 2009
• Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk Kick-Off Party
• Self-Care Opportunity for Women
• Toastmasters District Conference
• Heating Economy Leads Neal Communities To Create New Pool Company
• Chamber Welcomes 2009-2010 Officers and Board of Directors
• Governor Crist Applauds Economic Impact of Ringling International Arts Festival
• The Wellness Community of Southwest Florida Introduces 'Change for Change' Partnership
• Free Seminar
• Anexio Hires Veteran Business Executive Phil Chmieleski
• The Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe will Celebrate its 10th Anniversary
• First Step of Sarasota’s Youth Outpatient Program Receives Grant from Kiwanis Club of...
• Progressive Employer Services Announces Renewal of Workers’ Compensation Coverage...
• Mariposa Key Restoration Project Recipient of Conservation Grants
• Neal Communities Closes Third Quarter With Strong Sales Homes...
• Gulf Coast Builders Exchange Executive Committee
• Residential Lending Executive Joins Insignia Bank
• Biological Tree Services Wins Sarasota County EDC Entrepreneurship Award
• Bizboost - Your Ticket To Business Essentials
• Daiquiri Deck Raw Bar to Sponsor Daiquiri Deck Tropical Splash Open Water Swim to Benefit YMCA
• Local Resident Host Interviews In Miami For The Michael J. Fox Foundation
• Chamber Presents Options for ‘Authority’ at Convocation of Governments
• Fishladder Announces Company’s Move To Lakewood Ranch Corporate Park
• First Step of Sarasota’s Educational Forum on Prescription Drugs and...
• Local FPRA Chapter To Present Professional Development Seminar: How PR Pros Avoid Legal Woes
• Member Of Team New Balance Named To Compete In World Duathlon Championship
• Palmer Ranch Holdings and SarasotaCounty to Extend Honore Avenue
• Denny Named Chamber’s Premier Volunteer
• Plant And Book Sale
• Danish Bakehouse Opens In Sarasota
• Insignia Chairman AND CEO, Charles G. Brown, III Appointed To FDIC Advisory Committee...
• Lindsey Schuster Promoted to Tax Senior at CS and L CPAs
• Advance Auto Parts Helps Keep Research Wheels Turning
• The Wellness Community of Southwest Florida Introduces Innovative Breast Cancer ‘Caregiver’....
• Business Roi, Inc. Joins The Manatee Chamber Of Commerce
• Anexio Executive Receives Global Recognition As One of the Top 250 Leaders in Industry
• Grand Opening Laser To Manage, LLC
• Two Willis Smith Structures Win National Awards
• Engineers Without Borders-South Central Florida....
• Le Petit Marche
• New Balance Sarasota Has Relocated: Advanced ‘Green' Design Leaves Smaller Footprint
• CAI Free Homeowners Education Seminars in Bradenton
• Improved Communications Equals Success in Today's Economy
• Carla Rayman & Patricia Tan Speak at RISMedia & the Top 5 in Real Estate Network®’s 2009 Leadersh
• New Definition of 'I Can Swim' Needed in Order to End Drowning
• Lakewood Ranch Business Club News - September 8, 2009
• Enviromental Hair Salon Brings Eco Change to Sarasota
• Custom Framing Business Offers Mobile Showroom
• Special Needs Home Consultants News - September 4, 2009
• Marta Reynolds Promoted to Audit Supervisor at CS&L CPAs
• New Radio Shows That Will Change and Balance Your Life
• Neal Communities Continues Sales Success As First Time Buyers Move Into Market
• The Wellness Community Makes Appointments To Its Highest Ranks
• First Step of Sarasota Receives Grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice
• Special Needs Home Consultants News - August 29, 2009
• September Mini-Conference Meeting
• Tim Gruters Earns Certified Public Accountant License
• RE/MAX Alliance Group Recognized as State Sponsor For Women’s Council of Realtors
• Worldwide Model for Cancer Support is Moving Forward
• Chef Returns to Food and Beverage Web Group
• Grapevine Communications Hires Tricia Lewis As Media and Public Relations Manager
• Rollout of CitizenReady - Influenza Pandemic Program
• The Wellness Community Southwest Florida To Benefit from 2009 SYC Invitational Regatta
• Grapevine Communications Continues Growing and Earning Regional Accolades, Despite Historic...
• Aubrey Lynch Promoted to Senior Tax Manager
• Sarasota’s Young Professionals Group Makes a Difference at First Step of Sarasota, Inc.
• New Product / Service Announcement - August 20, 2009
• State Rep. Ron Reagan Endorses Ray Pilon for State House District 69
• Slow Food of Greater Sarasota Announces a ‘Time For Lunch’ Eat In Community Potluck...
• Ethics In Marketing – An Oxymoron?
• Dattoli Advanced Prostate Cancer Treatment Brachytherapy ‘Seed’ Implant Featured In...
• End of Summer Party for Listeners
• Susan Thompson Named New Principal at CS and L CPAs
• Sarasota Jungle Gardens And Ringling College Of Art And Design Create Playground Mural
• Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce Sarasota and Manatee Counties News Conference
• Read All About It? Not in The Bashful Bookstores of Sarasota
• Group Quietly Promotes Suncoast Businesses and Creative Talent to the Global Community
• New Kayaking Blog
• Sarasota’s Radiant Power Corporation Announces New Corporate Headquarters
• SaraBay Real Estate News - August 5, 2009
• Young Professionals Group to Team Up with First Step of Sarasota, Inc.
• Trigon Refrigerant Group Grabs National Award
• Sporting News Grill Comes To Sarasota-Bradenton
• Special Needs Home Consultants - July 31, 2009
• Local Real Estate Company And Local Communities Are At The Center Of HGTV's...
• Grab Your Swimsuit and School Supplies and Join JLMC and The Safe...
• Toga Party to Benefit the American Red Cross
• Lee Hutchinson Appointed to the Board of Directors of the Florida Public Archaeology Network
• Because We Care Cremation and Funeral Home Open House
• Volunteer Opportunities!
• CS and L CPA Merges with Gulf Coast Tax Solutions
• Special Needs Home Consultants News - July 24, 2009
• Promenade Apartments Host Ribbon-Cutting; First Occupants Welcomed
• Betty White Talks ‘Animals’ with The Grandfather of Possibilities
• Progressive Employer Services Helps Small Employers Handle the Increased Demands of a Down Economy
• Greater Sarasota Chamber to Host ‘Networking that’s Up Your Alley’
• Bags to Bails
• ‘Do You Want To Cash In On That Other 2 Percentage Medicare Incentive?’
• First Step of Sarasota’s Crossroads Program Receives Best Practices Award
• Special Needs Home Consultants News - July 17, 2009
• Turner Construction Out of Orlando Contracted with Trident Building Systems, Inc.
• Baby Shower Meets Technology: Virtual Baby Shower Benefits Mothers Helping Mothers
• Local Organization Receives State Recognition
• Michael Storey Awarded Biological Tree Services Internship
• Grass Roots Business Card Exchange
• Progressive Employer Services’ New Employer Practices Liability Insurance Offering Protects.....
• Commercial Banker Joins Insignia Bank
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation - Legislative Issue
• The Diamonds You Are to Works with Children of all Race and Ages
• Flying Fish Fleet Program Aids Local Charity/Non-Profits
• Flying Fish Fleet General News - July 6, 2009
• Warren Simonds Elected As Vice President Of The Sarasota County Arts Council
• News Release for Special Needs Home Consultants
• Toastmasters Gets New Officers
• Willis A. Smith Construction, Inc News - Employee Announcement
• ADT Security Dealer is Offering a State of the Art Security System
• Anexio Brings High Tech To Downtown Sarasota
• Special Needs Home Consultants News - June 19, 2009
• Progressive Employer Services Ranks #58 of Florida’s Top 200 Private Companies
• Webster University Holds 9th Graduation Ceremony At The Sarasota Hyatt
• Investment Fraud Program For The Members Of The Community Foundation Of Sarasota County
• Krawczyk Named Chamber’s Premier Volunteer
• Biological Tree Services Wins Sustainable Florida Best Practice Award
• Progressive Employer Services Announces Sales Force Expansion
• Local Electric Company Donates Security Lighting to Recent Home Invasion Victim
• Who Goes Into Business to Deal with Labor Laws, Payroll and Benefits?
• Lose weight with exciting fitness trend
• Clear Channel Radio Names Heidi Decker as Program Director, Maverick Johnson...
• Kerkering Barberio Launches New Blog For Healthcare Advisory Services
• Ryder Bikes Announces Grand Opening Of Newest Location
• Boy Scouts of America News - June 5, 2009
• Employee Announcement - Willis A Smith Construction Adds Their 13th LEED AP
• Who Says, It Ain’t Easy Being Green?
• Greater Sarasota Chamber Plans Fall Trip to ‘Discover China’
• Free Community Association Security Seminar in Sarasota
• TechFast Breakfast To Take Businesses Back To Basics
• AIA Florida Gulf Coast Chapter Hosts Southwest Florida’s First Safety Training...
• Local Business Women Named Director of Business Bundles
• Local Website Design Firm Launches Better Health and Wellness Resource
• Willis Smith Named Among Top Green Builders in the Southeast
• Orange Moon Interiors New Product / Service Announcement
• The Smile Centre News: New Product/Service Announcement
• Biological Tree Services Announced Sustainable Florida Finalist
• Greater Sarasota Chamber Announces Small Business Awards Winners
• Special Needs Home Consultants News - May 21, 2009
• Natural Healing Arts Medical Center Of Bradenton And Sarasota - Winner Of Award
• Willis A. Smith Construction Headquarters Goes Solar with the Help of Brilliant Harvest of Sarasota
• Save Lives with the Pints for Play All-Day Radiothon
• My Low Back is Killing me!
• What is this heel pain and how do I get rid of it!
• Local Inventor of Magnetic Strip Credit Card and MLS to Host Radio Show
• Progressive Employer Services Announces New Product Offering to Help Contractors.............
• Waste Pro of Florida, Inc - Grand Opening
• Clean Water for a Well Community
• Tammy Kovar Receives Guy Hudson Award
• Community Association Education Event in Bradenton
• Anexio Receives International Award For Leadership in Green IT Initiatives
• Tips for Maintaining Financial Health Shared at Local Women’s Conference
• Actress and Former Wife of the Late Howard Hughes Interviewed By Local Radio Host
• Special Delivery: ‘Going Green’
• The Way to Success Guests Continue on Innovation Boogie
• Are You Benefiting from Your Benefits Programs?
• Sarasota Jungle Gardens Welcomes A New Spider Monkey
• Chamber Announces Small Business Awards Finalists
• Nationally Known Parent Expert to be Guest On Innovation Boogie Radio Show
• M Wolf Enterprises Business Event Announcement
• Technology Assistance Relief Program (T.A.R.P)
• Kerkering, Barberio News - April 24, 2009
• Chamber Leaders to Share Best Practices with Asheville NC
• Joseph Formella, President of Formella Construction, LLC Awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council
• Sarasota Jungle Gardens General News - April 22, 2009
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• 82 Degree Tech Networking
• Wagner Realty Opens New Sarasota Office
• Volo Aviation and NetJets Aviation have Reached a Long-Term Agreement...
• Corporate Relocation and Expansion in Sarasota County
• The Effects on Business from Updates on Cobra, ADA and EFCA - FREE Educational Webinar
• Grand Opening: GQ Digital Home Integration
• Implementing E-Prescribe Presented by Marti Troyer...
• Going Green News - WilsonMiller Professionals Earn LEED Accreditation
• Matt Reynell Passes The CPA Exam
• Local Company Continues to Promote the Suncoast
• SaraBay Real Estate News - April 6, 2009
• Community Association Hosts Venice Breakfast
• Homeowner and Association Manager Education Program in Sarasota
• Attention Business Owners - Join Us For One Our Free Employment-Related Risk Webinars
• Jill STEINHOFF, CPA/CDFA, Obtains CFE Designation
• Sarasota Sustainable Architecture Firm Selected to Design 2009 HGTV Green Home
• Announcement: John Lacivita Achieves Leed AP
• Insignia Bank General News - March 26, 2009
• Pioneer Dinner Award
• Chambers Launch Virtual Networking Community to Stimulate Local Economy
• Kerkering Barberio Assists Taxpayers With Troubled Loans
• Hembree and Associates, Inc. News - March 20, 2009
• Listen Up Now on I-Phone and I-Touch
• Willis Smith Headquarters Building Wins A Green Building Of America Award
• Kerkering, Barberio and Co., P.A., CPAs, Successfully Meets Peer Review Standards
• Employee Promotion Announcement
• Maggio Recognized for Volunteer Service within The Chamber
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• Want to breakout in 2009?
• Cross-Innovation Business Bundles Première in Area
• General News - Stem Cell Optimization Available By Local Anti-aging Expert
• Kerkering Barberio Co., News - March 13, 2009
• Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of Sarasota /Manatee Counties News
• Economic Study Reveals Positive Role of Business in Sarasota County
• Inspiration From Spirit Web Radio Show -- Interviews Derek O’Neil
• Sarasota Document Shredding News: Free Shredding Event to Benefit the All Faiths Food Bank
• Travel Around the World at Sarasota Prime Time
• Willis A. Smith Construction, Inc News - March 09, 2009
• Contributions Requested For Salvation Army ‘Glitz’ Benefiting Homeless
• SHRA Monthly Member Meeting
• Sarasota Tomorrow Initiative Supports Elected Mayor and Urges City Residents to Vote Yes
• Coba Endorses Elected Mayor
• KB Pension Services, Inc News - March 03, 2009
• Local Businessman In National Marketing ‘Think Tank’
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• American Idol Finalist Returns to Joyland
• Education Foundation of Sarasota County 2009 Evening of Excellence Top 25 Student Art Works
• Education Foundation’s 'Evening of Excellence' Sets All-Time Auction Record For Student Piece
• Dealing with Taxes
• Hoveround Corporation Announces Alan Dozier as Chief Operating Officer
• Local AIA Chapter Launches New Website
• St. Patrick’s Day at the Shamrock
• Chief Market Strategist Predicts More Market Volatility; End of Recession in 2009
• Belinda Holmes, CPC*/CCP-P**, Presents At Boca Grande Physician CME Conference
• 2009 Community Associations Day
• Sarasota Antique Mall Gives Back
• Hembree and Associates, Inc News - February 18, 2009
• A Nudist for All Seasons ...or ...He Travels Really Light!
• Kerkering Barberio Financial Services News - February 13, 2009
• YPG Partners with Habitat for Humanity for February Volunteer Opportunity
• Chamber Hosts City of Sarasota Candidate Forum to Discuss Community Issues
• Building Supply Credit Association Receives Excellence in Customer Service Award
• Chamber Focused On Improving Local Economy In 2009
• Chamber to Promote Actions to Improve Local Economy at Kick-Off Breakfast
• Tudor Recognized for Volunteer Service within The Chamber
• The Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Has Landed in Lakewood Ranch
• ECKANKAR Events
• Florida real estate taxes
• St. Armands Circle Art Festival
• Siesta Key Craft Fair
• Sarasota - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• New Sailing Club is Southwest Florida's Best Getaway
• Sarasota Blues Fest
• LOCAL TRAINING INSTITUTE HOSTS NRA PISTOL COURSE
• Save On Medical Equipment !!
• Sarasota Craft Festival
• 4th Annual Sarasota Medieval Fair
• Sarasota Film Festival
• Siesta Fiesta
• Sarasota Art And Craft Festival
• Sarasota County Fair
• Sarasota Jazz Festival
• Sarasota Festival Of The Arts
• Haitian Children
• HATIT ORPHANAGE SCHOOL
• The Genius of American Musical Theater with June LeBell
• Rules of the Game by Jean Renoir
• Nine
• Derek Han
• Summertime by David Lean
• All The Children Are Children, Inc.
• The Genius of American Musical Theater with June LeBell
• The Magic Flute by Ingmar Bergman
• The Genius of American Musical Theater with June LeBell
• Ashes and Diamonds by Andrezj Wajda
• The Puppetry of Paolo Papparotto
• Three Sopranos
• La Musica di Asolo
• La Serva Pedrona and Bastien et Bastiette
• Sister Cities Signing Ceremony
• Tenth Anniversary Celebration Exhibitions
• Tango Pasion
• DRUM
• Neil Sedaka
• Hungarian Symphony Orchestra
• Band Of The United States Air Force Reserve
• I Can’t Stop Loving You
• Paul Taylor Dance Company
• Kusun Ensemble From Ghana - West Africa
• Films For Your Heart
• The Robber Bridegroom
• Miss Saigon
• The Genius of American Musical Theater
• Tokyo Story by Yasujiro Ozu
• Fences
• Casque D'or by Jacques Becker
• La Belle Epoque
• The American String Quartet
• Children of Paradis
• 'L2' Masters Program
• Educator Open House 2007
• Leadership Development Youth Program
• K-20 School And Community Group Tours
• Leadership Development Adult Program
• Exhibition - Encouraging American Genius
• Diverse Drawings: Methods Of The Masters!
• "Parisian Woman" By Henri Becque
• UnGala Gala
• Exhibition - Master Drawings From Yale University
• Encore! The Art Of The Historic Asolo Theater
• Celebrate Circus!
• Chamber U Business Success Series Workshop
• Beyond The Glitter And Gold!
• Small Business Insignia Award
• American Classroom Connections
• Small Business Awards
• Re-viewing The Ringling: A Look At The Permanent Collection
• Alumni Program
• Exhibition - Bedazzled: 5000 Years Of Jewelry From The Walters Art Museum
• Jackie Mason
• New Year’s Eve Party
• Man of La Mancha – The Glorious Quest!
• Man of La Mancha – The Glorious Quest!
• Plaid Tidings presented at The Players Theatre
• Plaid Tidings presented at The Players Theatre
• Plaid Tidings presented at The Players Theatre
• Altar Boyz
• Altar Boyz
• Wonderful Town
• George Carlin
• The 6th Annual Van Wezel Foundation Gala Reaching for the Stars A Gala Evening with Cirque Dreams J
• Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy
• Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy
• Jesus Christ Superstar
• Jesus Christ Superstar
• Jesus Christ Superstar
• Smothers Brothers and Judy Collins
• Hairspray
• Hairspray
• The Temptations and The Four Tops
• Annie
• Annie
• Friday Fest - Allon Sams & Friends
• The Producers - Season Premiere Party
• The Producers
• Jo Dee Messina
• Friday Fest - Suzette Jennings and MoodSwingz
• Local Grant Permits Girls To Participate In Golf Camp
• Kerkering Barberio Announces New Manager

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