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Designed in 1985, it was the home of Florence Putterman, a well-known artist, and her husband Saul.

Les Standiford will discuss the cutthroat business of the big top on Thursday, Aug. 26, at 7 p.m. on Zoom, with the Jesup Memorial Library.  

/ NPRs Michel Martin speaks with former New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean about the roadblocks that he and other lawmakers faced in setting up the 9/11 Commission, which he chaired.

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Interviews at the rally with some of the ex-president’s most ardent fans put this hypothesis to the test. Some did indeed shrug and move on. Others echoed Trump’s view that the charges were politically motivated. More than one prefaced their answer with the words “it’s bullshit”. From all it was clear that the charges fitted neatly into an existing narrative in which Democrats, the media and the “deep state” have been trying to tear Trump down since he launched his candidacy with ...

Golden Gate Point today is mostly high-rise condominium towers, several of them quite luxurious. Residents consider their community the most conveniently located in all of Sarasota.

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Significant buildings from Sarasota’s founding years and the 1920s boom, and the designers behind them

TravelAwaits May.24.2021 As kids, how many of us said we were going to run away to the circus? Well, perhaps a trip to Baraboo, Wisconsin, with its circus history is the next best thing! This lovely Wisconsin town is located on Highway 12 North of Madison and is near the Wisconsin Dells. Visitors can stay at a mansion where one of the Ringling Brothers lived and tour another brother’s mansion. You can visit the Circus World Museum or walk by the Al Ringling Theater. All over Baraboo, there ar...

June 16, 2012 Members of the Wallenda family practice on a 90-foot high wire at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Baileys winter headquarters in Sarasota, Fla., March 19, 1944. (AP Photo Nic Walenda daringly, and I do mean daringly, walked across the slippery, misty, foggy Niagara Falls on a tightrope 1800 feet above the falls today. It was a first! Now he is setting his sights on the Grand Canyon. He is fearless and fascinating but better him than me. Walenda said the view from above the falls w...