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Oct 12, 2024 | wslr.org | Ramon Lopez |Ramón López |Diana Warth Bregman

Seniors moved to hotels and another retirement community at Palmer Ranch. By Ramon LopezOriginal Air Date: October 4, 2024Host: Plymouth Harbor is one of Sarasota’s biggest and oldest retirement communities. Because it is located in an area vulnerable to flooding, it had to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Milton. WSLR News reporter Ramon Lopez has the details. Ramon Lopez: The iconic Plymouth Harbor is located at 700 John Ringling Blvd., between downtown Sarasota and St. Armands.

Oct 12, 2024 | wslr.org | Ramon Lopez |Ramón López |Diana Warth Bregman

A Casey Key resident spoke with WSLR News, describing the extent of the damageBy Ramon LopezOriginal Air Date: October 11, 2024Host: WSLR news reporter Ramon Lopez had a chance to make it to Casey Key, which was flooded for the second time in a matter of weeks. Ramon Lopez: It’s eerily quiet here on Casey Key as the sun begins to set on the day after Hurricane Milton devastated this part of florida. On Casey Key Road, which is the site of numerous multimillion dollar mansions.

Oct 12, 2024 | wslr.org | Ramon Lopez |Ramón López |Diana Warth Bregman

Sarasota narrowly dodged a worst case scenarioBy Ramon LopezOriginal Air Date: October 11, 2024Host: WSLR news reporter Ramon Lopez has a summary of the impact of Hurricane Milton and where we are in terms of recovery. Ramon Lopez: Hurricane Milton left a trail of destruction across the width of central Florida,  with several million statewide still without power.

Oct 12, 2024 | wslr.org | Diana Warth Bregman |Marianne Barisonek

WSLR+Fogartyville is a center for creative expression and community engagement that amplifies the voices of our diverse community, and promotes peace, sustainability, democracy, and economic and social justice.

Jun 5, 2024 | wslr.org | Diana Warth Bregman |Tom Walker |Marianne Barisonek

Paul “Junior” Sciré of “Soul Kitchen” on WSLR is a big fan of the Bob Marley quote, “one good thing about music is that when it hits, you feel no pain.”Sciré’s “music for the soul” themed show airs alternating Sundays from 7-9 p.m. on WSLR. “Soul Kitchen” highlights the best in rhythm & blues, funk, jazz-fusion, and, of course, soul music. “I see myself in the studio as a type of chef serving up some good music – music with a lot of emotion, meaning and flavor,” Sciré says.