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Shane Rawley, former major leaguer and longtime Sarasota resident, publishes first novel - Vimarsana News

Shane Rawley, former major leaguer and longtime Sarasota resident, publishes first novel

ALSO: USF Sarasota-Manatee appoints former FBI agent; Englewood Methodist Church's 32nd community Christmas dinner; Bradenton Riverwalk Arts Festival.

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Suncoast Black Arts Collaborative adds two new team members - Vimarsana News

Suncoast Black Arts Collaborative adds two new team members

Sharon Preston-Folta and Jaiden Johnson are joining the nonprofit.

LETTER TO EDITOR: Suncoast to auction Borza art in September - Vimarsana News

LETTER TO EDITOR: Suncoast to auction Borza art in September

To the Editor: Suncoast Humane Society is thrilled to receive two pieces of art from local artist Kelly Reark Borza to be auctioned off at the SHS Art for A ...

This Week's News & Notes: October 6th – October 12th - Falls Church News-Press Online - Vimarsana News

This Week's News & Notes: October 6th – October 12th - Falls Church News-Press Online

Local Animal Rescue Takes Pets Affected by Hurricane While Southern states brace for the impact of Hurricane Ian, Lost Dog & Cat Rescue Foundation (LDCRF), a pet rescue organization, has been preparing their Rescue Care Center for an emergency intake. In partnership with BISSELL Pet Foundati ...

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Suncoast Humane Society's animal shelter inoperable, unsafe due to extensive damage from Hurricane Ian: CEO - Vimarsana News

Suncoast Humane Society's animal shelter inoperable, unsafe due to extensive damage from Hurricane Ian: CEO

The Suncoast Humane Society in Englewood reported significant damage to its building from Hurricane Ian, and is now asking for donations to help rebuild. All animals were safely evacuated before the Category 4 storm made landfall, but the shelter's CEO says the facility is no longer safe for pets, staff or volunteers.