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A glassed-in staircase and views of Celery Fields are intended to promote fitness and vitality among staff. The $75 million building is also planned to be more public-friendly.

Hurrying through life is a great way to miss it. Lakewood Ranch is packed with beautiful reasons to slow down.

Forests store more than a quarter of the earth's carbon dioxide. But trees don't grow fast enough to compete with the amount of fossil fuels released into the atmosphere. Lately, communities are learning that a small solution could make a big impact in fighting climate change.

Forests store more than a quarter of the earth's carbon dioxide. But trees don't grow fast enough to compete with the amount of fossil fuels released into the atmosphere. Lately, communities are learning that a small solution could make a big impact in fighting climate change.

The Sarasota County Commission has funded construction of its new administration center with $28 million in bonds and a $75.1 million budget amendment. The building is expected to be completed in late 2025.

The organization, which originally specialized in domestic birds, has now extended its focus to wild birds.

In a year preceded by a lot of weirdness, 2022 looks pretty normal in comparison.

Local groups are fighting climate change by planting micro forests. You can see the first local one at the Celery Fields, where it doubles as an outdoor classroom.

As Southwest Florida recovers from Hurricane Ian, some events have been canceled or rescheduled. We have reached out to as many venues as possible to confirm scheduling, but we encourage readers to check before attending any event listed below. Submit calendar listings and high- resolution photos to events@floridaweekly.com. Email text, jpegs or Word documents are

As Southwest Florida recovers from Hurricane Ian, some events have been canceled or rescheduled. We have reached out to as many venues as possible to confirm scheduling, but we encourage readers to check before attending any event listed below. Submit calendar listings and high- resolution photos to events@floridaweekly.com. Email text, jpegs or Word documents