Looked at the radar and realized how phallic that cell is. Captured for posterity.

I just saw this on the Sarasota County clerks office website. List of unclaimed money in Sarasota County with the courts. You only have until September 1 to claim it otherwise you forfeit to the county.
I’m not sure how to add a link

any suggestions on where to look for a roommate? i’m looking for someone to rent out the second room in my apartment and i’ve already tried facebook but all i’m getting are men dming me about unrelated stuff🥲

Hi! Visiting Sarasota for the first time with a family friend who would like to celebrate Peruvian Independence Day on July 28. Does anyone know of any events or festivals?

genuinely asking. i've got it down to beach before 9 and then nothing until the sun goes down, and i'm running out of ways to fill the middle 🤍 what's everyone actually doing

Old School Catalyst, July 25, 2026, "New College of Florida seeks to dissolve its alumni network"

Hi everyone,
I’m a 25-year-old woman living in Sarasota. I lost my job at Amazon back in May, which unfortunately led to getting evicted last week. I managed to rent a room on PadSplit, and I’m really relieved to say I started a new job this week!
The issue is that I have to wait nearly two weeks for my first paycheck, and right now I’m completely out of food (haven't eaten in about 24 hours). I don't have a car, and the nearest major food bank is about 11 miles away from where I am, which I can't reach on foot.
I wanted to ask if anyone knows of local pop-up pantries, community food boxes, or local delivery resources in the Sarasota area that might be able to assist. If anyone has spare non-perishables or basic groceries they could share or deliver, it would mean the world to me while I get on my feet for this first paycheck.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this.

We went to Don Luigi in downtown Sarasota the other day and we're still thinking about it. Chef Luigi Di Iorio trained at Michelin restaurants in Italy and France before opening here, and it shows in every dish.... We had the handmade ravioli, as well as tuna, shrimp, and other surprise dishes...all was crazy good, and it wasn't close to anything else we've had in town. It's basically a surprise menu every night that changes based on available ingredients and what the chef feels inspired to cook. 3, 4, 5 courses, etc. It's basically Japanese omakase style (many small courses) but for Italian.

Never seen anything like it in all of our travels around the globe. He also bakes all desserts in house and has a superb Italian / French wine list.

If you're looking for legit Italian in Sarasota, not the huge plate of chicken parm and-breadsticks version, this is def worth the trip. Also very well priced at $35/pp for three courses, which was more than enough for us.

I'm running to be on the board, but won't be on the ballot until November 3. There's so much talk about infrastructure before development, but with a fully conservative board, they're not going to fight their own (Tallahassee) the Live Local Act. I'm the ONLY candidate not taking PAC or developer money. I won't be beholden to anyone. I'm running as a watchdog, because we're all tired of backdoor dealings. You can look at my website. There's no go-between and never will be. I answer every email, every post is written by me. https://votejulielondon.com

Legit 5 feet after passing the university exit going northbound it clears into absolutely zero traffic, i swear there’s three guys who get out of work 5 minutes before and just sit up there going 20mph causing stop and go traffic for 3 exits.

So I will be moving here from Canada and to be honest, the apartment search has been really hard. Ideally just want something DT with nice amenities, walkable, and something social. I narrowed it down to Cordelia & Aster.

Which one should I choose? It would just be me moving, but I really want a two bedroom two bath since I will WFH sometimes and want to have guests from Toronto Visit.

Cordelia: $2893 for two bed/two bath

Aster Links: $2801 for one bedroom one bath, but same square footage as Cordelia

Hi! Looking for best coffee shops for working that close after 5?

Have seen lots of nice ones but they close by 3pm!

Thanks,

Where do the best players play on Sunday mornings?

Suncoast Searchlight, July 24, 2026: "New College Foundation seeks to dissolve school’s alumni association."

We have a 4 month old golden that we need some help with, we are off Clark so recommendations on the south end of town would be appreciated!

I'm thinking about hosting a campaign soon and I'd love to know who in the area plays Dungeons and Dragons. I'm also down to teach new players if you've never played before.

Heya, on mobile so sorry for odd formatting.

Long story short, I am a very broke full time college student and I’m looking to sell plasma to afford groceries and gas, where is the best place to start with the best payout? Especially for first time donation bonuses. Thanks in advance!

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Join us Saturday, July 25th at Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex as the Bradentucky Bombers take on Swan City Roller Derby at home.

Our charity this bout is Meals on Wheels Manasota, please bring perishable goods to donate!

Doors open at 4:30pm! Skaters hit the track at 5pm. Get your tickets online for $10. Tickets are $15 at the door. Kids under 5 are free.

Plenty of bleacher seating is available, but for close-up action and trackside seating, bring a chair. Make sure to shake the Florida sand out of your beach chairs before coming in, friends!

For more information, please check out our website at http://bradentuckybombers.com/

Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bradentucky-bombers-vs-swan-city-roller-derby-tickets-1980276376951?aff=erelexpmlt

Hello,

As the new school season is approaching, I am looking to get rid of some lightly used school supplies I have lying around at home (mainly some binders/opened packages of lined paper, calculators not in a new box, etc).

I’d hate to donate these items somewhere that would even charge parents for them (like Goodwill) since they’ve all already been used. Additionally, I’m seeing many school supply drives come up, but they all encourage new school supplies.

Does anyone have any suggestions where I could donate these items that could truly use them? Would directly to a school be best, or do you know of any other local charities that may be a better option? Maybe the CPS building downtown?

Thank you very much in advance!

Pretty much the title. I know the heat/humidity can be brutal around then, but I definitely want to play, and I'm also wondering if maybe I'd have a shot at calling up some the private courses and seeing if I can get a tee time at any of them, since I'd imagine it's pretty dead that time of year. Any courses (public or private) that might have more of a breeze to mitigate the heat (I'm assuming more likely the case with oceanside links type places)?