Producer
Pam Daniel
The staff was using typewriters and Sarasota was called Clubhouse when editorial director Pam Daniel first signed on. Since then, she’s not only made the switch to computers (though the IT people might question that) but helped steer the magazine through major expansion and shelves full of awards. Still excited by the city and its never-ending stories, she loves how the digital universe has expanded Sarasota’s reach. A nature lover and thrift-store addict, she has a cute Siesta cottage filled with way too many finds, and by the time he was 5 had trained her grandson Alan to bargain at yard sales. (His biggest scores? A stuffed owl for $8 and a vintage clock radio—it works!—for a dime.)
From the Editor
A Gator Tale
Pastry Perfection
Tom Gumpel Dreams Up Great New Goodies for Panera
Fairy Godmother
Christine Mayer Helps Girls' Prom Dreams Come True
Crystal Vision
The Amateur Sand Sculpture Competition Returns This Month
From the Editor
From the Editor: Celebrating Sarasota
From the Editor
Behind the Scenes of Our Boating Issue
Gulf Watch
Expert Says No Cure for Red Tide
From the Editor
Can We Talk About Growth?
Jazzy Afternoon
Punta Gorda's Wine & Jazz Festival Returns Feb. 25
Girl Interrupted
A Local Syrian Student is Derailed by War
Best Restaurants 2017
How We Chose the Best Restaurants in Sarasota
Art Center Sarasota
This Wednesday: Art Panel Tackles "Cracker Politics"
Land That They Love
Boca Grande Residents Buy Their Own Nature Preserve
From the Editor
Behind the Scenes of 100 Years of History
From the Editor
How to Fall in Love with Sarasota
From the Editor
Magnificent Excess: Sarasota's Most Expensive Homes
From the Editor