- November 4, 2024
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+ Man scattering fiancee's ashes caused mall shutdown
The Sarasota Police Department announced that the suspicious material that caused a shutdown at the Westfield Southgate Shopping Center was a woman’s ashes.
+ Garage delays frustrate developer
Pineapple Square developer John Simon believes delays at the State Street garage are not only a legal issue but could cause long-term damage downtown.s.
+ Town seeks telecommunications extension
Town Manager Dave Bullock will seek a state extension so a telecommunications ordinance and Comp Plan amendment can be reviewed together.
+ Van Wezel sculpture’s future remains unclear
The owner of a sculpture on the Van Wezel property thinks the city should help move the statue, in place since 2006, after the city requested its removal.
+ LBK police promote three employees
Chris Skinner, Randy Thompson and Tina Gohl received promotions effective Oct. 6.
+ Homeless problem hits critical mass
Opinions are divided on what is to blame for a perceived spike in the size and geographic reach of Sarasota County’s homeless population.
+ Business Observer: Gone Global
A Gulf Coast law firm recently expanded internationally, to more than 40 countries. Its attorneys, though, never have to board an airplane.
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