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Writer in Serbo-Croatian whose mix of stringency and wit, although ignored in her own country, led to her being talked of as a possible Nobel laureate

The run to benefit Special Olympics athletes will pass through Sarasota on April 21.

The writer who died last month was a fiercely funny social commentator whose prose always radiated a playful profundity

Boat Owners Warehouse has signed a multi-year partnership with Informa Markets to be the title sponsor of the Suncoast Boat Show.

Dubravka Ugresic, a novelist and essayist who, after her native Yugoslavia broke apart in the early 1990s, found herself ostracized in the new country

Republicans cry foul as Democrats have seemingly cleared the field for an embattled Loudoun County School Board member to easily win a VA House Delegate seat.

Sarasota Ukrainians hosted a one-year commemoration of the War in Ukraine at the Bayfront Park in Sarasota.

There have been some big wars in the middle east, but i have reported on... one thing different about thoseis on... one thing different about those is that if you look back to the war in 1991, the first gulf war, when the americans, britain and their allies went into kuwait, kicked out the iraqis, then there was a massive force, hundreds and hundreds of thousands of soldiers in the desert, it was a very uneven fight, because they had all the latest weapons come up against a much weaker enemy. th...

One program set for Thursday and two set for Friday

On February 7, 1855, the Russian Empire and the Empire of Japan signed the Japanese-Russian Friendship Treaty in the city of Shimoda, Article II of which demarcated the border between the two countries for the first time.