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Cashless solutions | 4 ways FECs benefit - Vimarsana News

Cashless solutions | 4 ways FECs benefit

Cashless solutions can help FECs to overcome pain points, such as stagnant revenue, and enable them to move quickly & meet guest expectations

Sarasota History: City of Sarasota grew under Mayor Everett Bacon - Vimarsana News

Sarasota History: City of Sarasota grew under Mayor Everett Bacon

The face of Sarasota throughout the growth spurt of the frenetic Roaring ’20s was Everett Bacon, who was elected mayor five consecutive times.

Jeff LaHurd: Hover Arcade, City Hall and the original Sarasota Bay pier - Vimarsana News

Jeff LaHurd: Hover Arcade, City Hall and the original Sarasota Bay pier

Constructed by the Bird Co. of Tampa, work was completed on the storied arcade in 1913. The neoclassical building was a welcome addition.

Jeff LaHurd: Bayfront saga shows Sarasota's poor record on preservation - Vimarsana News

Jeff LaHurd: Bayfront saga shows Sarasota's poor record on preservation

Sarasota Bay lapped up to the sea wall on Gulf Stream, and getting to it and the city pier and City Hall was as easy as crossing a two-lane street.

Jeff LaHurd: Demolition of landmarks we have witnessed in Sarasota - Vimarsana News

Jeff LaHurd: Demolition of landmarks we have witnessed in Sarasota

After the bank failed the building was transformed into the Orange Blossom Hotel, and welcomed guests for many years; today it serves as exclusive Orange Blossom Tower Condominiums. Interestingly the 1920s era Otis elevator is still operational. One of the threads that runs throughout Sarasota’s history though, is a singular disregard for those places which made this area so unique and desirable. It does not matter if the site in question is on the Local Register of Historic Places, or the National Register of Historic places. Nor is it a concern that organizations such as the Historical So...