Chef Cinzia Giulia Zanco of Osteria 7.13 (543 S. Pineapple Ave., Sarasota, 552-8657) A new Italian cafe on the corner of Pineapple and Orange Avenues in downtown Sarasota. Continue reading →
American Classic Car Sales of Sarasota has been ranked among the top Florida Gulf Coast companies in the Gulf Coast 500 annual list compiled by the Business Observer. Continue reading →
“Reduce, reuse, recycle” is now a popular slogan as more and more people look for ways to cut down on waste, conserve natural resources and protect the environment. Continue reading →
Looking to graze on locally produced foods away from the punishing heat of a daytime farmers’ market? Me too. Sample Sarasota, a new “twilight foodie market,” launches this Thursday evening at downtown Sarasota’s Mandeville Beer Garden. Continue reading →
Andrew and Elizabeth Ford have acquired Sarasota Trading Co., at 522 S. Pineapple Ave., in Sarasota, from Lance Stahl. The deal includes the rights to the name and first right of refusal to purchase the 4,500-square-foot building. Continue reading →
“Indiana Jones” creator George Lucas has long insisted his inspiration for Harrison Ford’s whip-cracking adventurer were the generic B-movie swashbucklers of the 1950s. Continue reading →
As John Wilcher laid sleepless in his Army bunk not far from areas of Afghanistan pockmarked by bombings, he could think only of a promise he had made his daughter two years earlier. Continue reading →
Are Floridians, most of whom live amid suburban sprawl, doomed to own a car?
Bus services, taxis, car rental companies and bicycles are
longstanding alternatives. Continue reading →
Signature Sound, 2047 Global Court, Sarasota. The professional recording studio is owned by Michael Cohen. With $200,000 worth of state-of-the-art equipment, the studio offers analog music recording, tracking, mixing and mastering services. Continue reading →
Re/Max Platinum Realty, in a push to sell luxury properties, has moved its St. Armands Circle office to larger quarters and is becoming a full-fledged company franchise. Continue reading →
After her husband Burt died three years ago, Lorraine Kaplan deliberated for a long time before she decided to stay in the couple’s 3,400-square-foot split-level home on Longboat Key. Continue reading →
WHEN MARY HOWARD HEARD about the Sept. 25 murder of an Arkansas Realtor, she decided she had to do something to reinforce the paramount need for safety among real estate agents. Continue reading →
