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Past articles by Duhane:
Florida woman wrapping home in plastic ahead of Hurricane Dorian
Brittany Vidal is wrapping her home in plastic and securing it with about 300 sandbags and duct tape. → Read More
Manatee County Commissioner objects to proposed Cortez Bridge height
Manatee County Commission and FDOT are in agreement that the Cortez Bridge, built in the mid-1950s, needs to be replaced. But Commissioner Carol Whitmore says there’s a huge problem. → Read More
Consumer Reports finds listeria in leafy greens at grocery store chains
Consumer Reports found listeria in leafy greens from a variety of grocery store chains, according to a new report. → Read More
Service dog kicked out of local restaurant
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Wherever Eva Heakin goes, so does her service dog Gunnar. Heakin suffers from muscular dystrophy, so Gunnar helps her out through every move from one public place to another, but after visiting Apollonia’s Restaurant in Cooper Creek, that all changed. “I called the manager and he said I’m sorry, the owner has a new policy. He said no more dogs of any kind,” said Heakin. A… → Read More
Manatee County Animal Services experiencing serious overcrowding
Manatee County Animal Services experiencing serious overcrowding → Read More
Opening to North Port’s Aquatic Center is delayed
The North Port Aquatic Center was supposed to open this summer, with pools, water slides and a lazy river. But now it won’t be open for the kids in South Sarasota County to enjoy before school starts back. → Read More
New paid park meters in effect in downtown Sarasota
New paid park meters in effect in downtown Sarasota → Read More
2019 U.S. Youth Rowing Championships now underway at Nathan Benderson Park
2019 U.S. Youth Rowing Championships now underway at Nathan Benderson Park → Read More
VR goggles help legally blind manufacturer see with 20/20 vision
A legally blind college graduate is starting to make a name for herself in the manufacturing business. → Read More
Non-Profit organization award scholarships to high school graduates stepping into the medical field
Non-Profit organization award scholarships to high school graduates stepping into the medical field → Read More
Sarasota Orchestra expanding search for new site outside of city limits
Just over a week after being denied the opportunity to build a new venue at Payne Park in the City of Sarasota, the Sarasota Orchestra announced their search for a new home will be expanding outside of city limits. → Read More
Apple wins patent for a foldable screen display
In the past, Apple has filed patents for a flexible display with touch sensors and portions that open and close like a book, as well as a flexible iPhone that can fold in half and grip a person's clothes. → Read More
Lakewood Ranch HS graduate Jackson Kelley recovers from horrific hit-and-run accident
Lakewood Ranch HS graduate Jackson Kelley recovers from horrific hit-and-run accident → Read More
Conditions for animals at Manatee County Animal Shelter described as “horrific”
Parts of the structure were built as early as the 1940s and shelter officials are describing the conditions for the animals there as “horrific." → Read More
Court finds chalking tires for parking enforcement is unconstitutional
The 6th U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled this is unconstitutional. However, the 6th District doesn’t include Florida, so tire chalking will continue here in Sarasota. → Read More
Woman caught with 26 cats in her apartment; she threw some out window
Animal Rescue League of Iowa said one by one they pulled two dozen sick and dirty cats and kittens from the small first floor apartment → Read More
Over 1,200 pounds of trash removed from Sarasota Bay
Over 1,200 pounds of trash removed from Sarasota Bay → Read More
Sarasota County puppy mill ban going into effect in July
The countywide ordinance was put into effect three years ago in an effort to eliminate puppy mills or kitten factories, but will now be enforced this summer after the end of a lawsuit filed by Petland in Sarasota that fought it. → Read More
Deputies: Man threatened to kill woman, himself before 11 hour SWAT investigation in Sarasota
The standoff initially began around 2pm on the 800 block of Bacon Avenue. Deputies were called after the female victim told them that Neipert pulled out a gun and threatened to harm the victim and himself. Deputies say Neipert also armed himself with an AR-15 rifle. → Read More
Man in custody after 11 hour SWAT investigation in Sarasota
The standoff initially began around 2pm on the 800 block of Bacon Avenue. Deputies were called after the female victim told them that Neipert pulled out a gun and threatened to harm the victim and himself. Deputies say Neipert also armed himself with an AR-15 rifle. → Read More