Vicki Dean, Herald-Tribune

Vicki Dean

Herald-Tribune

Sarasota, FL, United States

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  • Herald-Tribune
  • The Palm Beach Post
  • news-journalonline
  • Gainesville.com

Past articles by Vicki:

Game On Nation educates Sarasota-Manatee business leaders with humor and collaboration

For the seventh time, the Bradenton-based training firm is offering a six-week Executive Academy through a partnership with the Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance. → Read More

Urban E Recycling carves out niche recycling computers and electronics

The Tampa-based company recycled 1 million pounds of electronic equipment during its first year in Sarasota-Bradenton area. → Read More

Book chronicles Charlotte County's first 100 years through eyes of people, families

Historian James Abraham edited "Century: A People's History of Charlotte County." → Read More

Venice High School graduate is on the front lines of the U.S. Army’s space force

The unit has a mission of supporting commanders and fighters on the ground from above. → Read More

Exhibit at State College of Florida in Bradenton honors Buffalo Soldier from Palmetto

The longtime educator and community servant, 99, reflects on his WWII Army service as one of the last surviving Buffalo Soldiers. → Read More

HURRICANE SEASON: FPL hardens grid and updates technology

Florida’s Public Service Commission approved an additional $1 billion annual investment by FPL in a 10-year storm hardening program. → Read More

Sarasota's Earth's Ally brings organic products to home gardeners

The Sarasota-based company sells insecticides, disease and weed control products to home gardeners, and recently signed a new partnership with Lowe's. → Read More

STREETWISE: Personal financial education can lead to smarter decisions

Research found that required financial education could help students make smarter decisions, such as how to go about paying for college. → Read More

Goodwill and Guardian Fund partnership to help hundreds of children

A mutual volunteer's work means Goodwill Manasota will assist the Children's Guardian Fund to meet needs of kids in state care. → Read More

Venice couple who wrangled $50 million in surplus medical supplies for charity need help

The retired Venice couple collected 154 tractor-trailer truckloads of supplies for nonprofit Project C.U.R.E., which ships them all over the world. → Read More

Lakewood Ranch pancreatic cancer patient receives new treatment

A Lakewood Ranch man is one of the first patients in the country to receive a new treatment for pancreatic cancer at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. → Read More

USF’s M3 Center uses technology to connect scholars and the hospitality industry

More than 5,000 people signed up for the M3 Center's free online hospitality certificate program for those who needed to upgrade skills. → Read More

Sarasota businessman Ed Kalin reflects on 100 years

The former owner of Kane's furniture store is a philanthropist and remains active overseeing his real estate holdings. → Read More

Spring training beckons, but fans will be limited in Sarasota-Manatee-Charlotte

Fan attendance will be limited at ballparks, but area businesses eagerly await impact of spring training. → Read More

Annual Parade of Homes to begin

This year’s event will feature 86 single-family homes, nine communities and three developments. → Read More

Where to get your taxes done for free in Sarasota County

AARP, Suncoast United Way VITA and Step Up Sarasota are offering the assistance, but most sites are appointment only. → Read More

FUTURIST: Waiting on a COVID-19 vaccine

The worst is far from over when it comes to COVID-19. → Read More

Bridge Series brings jazz to Fogartyville

The live-streamed concerts kick off Feb. 11 with Ariella and The Barker Project. → Read More

Grammy-winning bluegrass band coming to Sanibel

The band won the 2019 Grammy Award for Bluegrass for the album "Tall Fiddler." → Read More

Lakewood Ranch man, 101, reviews books for Amazon

John Manhold usually reads 2-4 books a week and posts reviews online. → Read More