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OnDemand by Sarasota County is akin to hiring an Uber but is much less expensive and sometimes requires additional stops.

To say the local waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Sarasota Bay,\u00a0along with various creeks and lakes, were bountiful is an understatement.

This is the last weekend of Pride month, so expect a lot of color on the Suncoast. Plus, we have movies, a circus, and a benefit concert for Ukraine. 

More than 22 years after becoming executive director of St. Armand's Circle Association, Diana Corrigan is looking forward to being at the iconic destination as a visitor.

The event is in response to anti-LGBTQ bills being considered in the Florida Legislature.

A look back in pictures to the year we (almost) got back to normal.

A single vehicle accident on the John Ringling Bridge in downtown Sarasota raised concerns of structural damage to the bridge, but travel lanes were opened later Friday night.

5K trek took a path from J.D. Hamel Park to Bird Key and back.

FLORIDA BUILDINGS I LOVE: No. 69: John Ringling Bridge, 2003, Sarasota State Road 789. PCL Civil Constructors, builder Harold Bubil “Perhaps that is because they find it faster than driving,” I interjected. This joke surprised even me, as I had promoted the new bridge’s construction in my newspaper column 20 years ago and doubted that it would do anything but speed up traffic. When the bridge was being considered — correction: vehemently debated — in the 1990s, some people speculated ...

Details emerge in sailing fatality STEVE REID sreid@lbknews.com The Sarasota community grappled with the sad news of a young Sailing Squadron student losing his life last Saturday in a boating accident beside the Ringling Bridge. The death of 12-year-old Ethan Isaacs brought waves of sadness through the Pine View School Community where he was a 6th grader, through the Sailing Squadron community where Isaacs was receiving instruction when the accident occurred and most devastatingly to his fami...