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April 2004

April 2004

Celebrate! 25 Special Anniversary Issue


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And So Went Sarasota

Twenty-five very different people whose stories intersect with our city.

Letter from the Publisher

Where were you in 1979?

Twenty-five Years Later

Growing together for 25 years.

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A Big Win

Basketball guru Dick Vitale is still celebrating about his new Lakewood Ranch home.

Camelot on Siesta Key

Builder Bob Boulette proves a man's home can truly be his castle.

Homefront

Tips, trends and happenings from our advertisers.

Hot Tickets

Kay Kipling's calendar of arts and entertainment.

Keeping it Low-Key

Tim Dorsey visits the keys less traveled.

Larger Than Life

Florida portraits by J.B.McCourtney.

La Vie En Roses

Linda and Dick Dickinson's storybook rose garden is a labor of love.

Made in Sarasota

A Sarasota company revives a 100-year-old craft: tin ceilings.

Mr. Chatterbox

Those pugs are on parade again!

Only in Sarasota

Phil Troyer's trailer park adventures (page 108) recall another trailer-park piece from our archives: Mar. Chatterbox, April 1995.

Real Estate Gossip

News about luxury Sarasota real estate.

Sarasota Classics

Linda DesMarais asks restaurateurs to share their all-time favorite recipes.

Saving the Cityscape

Finding salvation with a new social services design.

Short and Sweet

Golf tips and lore from John Andrisani.

Spicing up the Kitchen

A Siesta Key condo incorporates the latest trends.

Star Bites

The latest dish on Sarasota dining.

Street Talk

News, views and faces from the city beat.

Sun Burned

What you can do about melanoma, right now.

Trailer Park Tales

A still-classic story from our archives.

Vintage Sarasota

The late, great Joseph Steinmetz and his images of our town.
 
 
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