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Parking garage only needs DeSantis' approval; ask him to veto - Vimarsana News

Parking garage only needs DeSantis' approval; ask him to veto

Distribute the traffic load by contracting with lots off the island and carrying tourists to Holmes Beach in shuttles.

Book ban will affect reading levels, no more wasting money on notices - Vimarsana News

Book ban will affect reading levels, no more wasting money on notices

Under a new law, they face a felony charge if books have not been approved. The long-term effect on students' reading progress will be detrimental.

Fight anti-solar bills; Biden has not created any jobs - Vimarsana News

Fight anti-solar bills; Biden has not created any jobs

The utility and its donors are behind proposed measures to end net metering, which makes independently owned solar systems financially viable.

Cost of gun violence, Biden agenda not moderate - Vimarsana News

Cost of gun violence, Biden agenda not moderate

Sarasota Herald-Tribune Gun violence is America’s deadliest scourge I can’t quite agree with the author of “Dispelling myth of the ‘angry white man,’” an April 11 letter claiming that “the deadliest attack against Americans since the year 2000 was committed by 19 Islamic terrorists.”  Yes, the 9/11 attack that took the lives of almost 3,000 people was horrible and shocking. But, in the grand scale of things, our continuous gun violence has done much more damage to Americans and America. In 2001 alone, gun violence took the lives of nearly 30,000 people, and the annual numbers...

Birthed in violence, election review, celebrate survival - Vimarsana News

Birthed in violence, election review, celebrate survival

Sarasota Herald-Tribune US democracy birthed in violence The violence that accompanied attacks on federal buildings before the election and the recent assault on the Capitol is deplorable, but is unfortunately also a possible frightful omen of the future. It is easy to ignore history and forget that our present form of government, as well as that of other countries, was birthed in violence. Had the governments at the time of the American and French revolutions prevailed, George Washington would have been labeled a traitor, rather than a hero, and the rabble that stormed the Bastille would hav...