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A free performance of "Building the Wall," written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Robert Schenkkan, will take place at a Sarasota church on Friday.
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- La Junta Escolar de Sarasota aprueba resolución que afirma la cooperación con ICE tras la intervención de cientos de personas
- Primas más altas de la ACA presionan a trabajadores en Florida mientras caen las cifras de inscripción
- Las escuelas del condado de Polk registran el mayor número de vacantes docentes mientras la escasez empeora en todo el estado
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Jared Perdue/FDOT/TwitterAn idea for a cruise terminal near the Skyway is drawing early resistance as environmental groups question whether the promised benefits outweigh the risks to one of Tampa Bay’s most fragile coastal areas.
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Daylina Miller/WUSFSarasota’s school board vote to reaffirm cooperation with ICE sparked intense debate over student safety and learning, while Hillsborough College and the Rays take a step forward on a stadium plan.
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iStockphotoThe county's new medical director, Dr. Ben Abo, led training and response changes that quadrupled the number of resuscitation successes. -
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