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- Sep 27, 2026
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Head Start overhaul could reshape services for Sarasota families (opens the original)
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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Each morning on the way to preschool, Savannah Vaughan has the same conversation with her oldest son. “We’re going to have a good …” She starts the sentence. “A good day!” Her son, Donovan, finishes it. They go back and forth, with Vaughan prompting and Donovan finishing more phrases: “We’re going to be nice…” “to our friends!” “And we’re going to listen…” “to our teachers!” It’s a routine the soon-to-be mother of three started earlier this year to help her 3-year-old pre
Trump wants cheaper beef. DeSoto County ranchers worry that plan will backfire (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This story was originally published by Suncoast Searchlight. In DeSoto County, where there are more cows than people, Newt Keen’s herd of almost 300 cattle is considered a small-scale operation. But he’s been facing the same ups and downs as larger ranches — which can have herd sizes in the thousands. In the past few years, Keen’s ranch has weathered hurricanes, a drought and ever changing federal policies that impact the cost of feed, fuel and fertilizer. “We’re a small fry,” Kee
Sarasota and Manatee see surge in population facing risk of homelessness (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by Suncoast Searchlight. The number of people on the precipice of homelessness across Sarasota and Manatee counties has risen by more than half during the past three years, driven by higher costs of living, according to data gathered by local homelessness organizations. The overall homeless population has declined, but the organizations that serve homeless individuals counted more than 5,000 people this year who are at risk of losing their place to stay, up fr
Emily Andersen/Suncoast Searchlight (opens the original)
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Emily Andersen/Suncoast Searchlight Agriculture Trump wants cheaper beef. DeSoto County ranchers worry that plan will backfire Emily Andersen/Suncoast Searchlight Like many local ranchers, DeSoto County's Newt Keen said he’s worried about the future of the industry, especially after President Donald Trump announced he will be easing tariffs for foreign beef — a move some agricultural experts fear could further weaken the country’s future beef supply. Human Interest Sarasota and Manatee see surge
Sarasota citations for sleeping outside soar as chronic homelessness persists (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This story was originally published by Suncoast Searchlight. Ben Daniels keeps a standard daily routine. He wakes up before sunrise with milk-free coffee or tea, when available, and a banana or granola bar leftover from the day before. Then he gets dressed for work — if he can find it. For the past eight years, Daniels has been in and out of employment. Currently jobless, he spends most of his day at the public library, “carpet bombing job applications,” he said. He has experience
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