We can all be a part of change in the world by tapping into the sociological concept of shared beliefs, ideas, attitudes and knowledge that are common to our society – the source of solidarity. Founding sociologist Émile Durkheim developed this concept to explain how unique individuals are bound togetherContinue Reading
I know that I speak for my entire team wishing all of our friends, clients and readers of the Suncoast Post a very Happy Passover and Happy Easter. We are living in very difficult times. No one could ever have imagined that the lives of so many people would beContinue Reading
The Pavilion at Mixon Farms has some great advice for planning or re-planning a wedding in quarantine. Brandy Harlan wrote a story for The Suncoast Post about this venue back in 2017. Planning one of the biggest days of your life is something we all dream about. Many dream ofContinue Reading
New York is my kind of town and, as some of you know, I grew up on Long Island but spent lots of time in the “big apple!” The world is struggling and we are all adjusting to life in quarantine to stop the spread of and to beat theContinue Reading
When all you hear and read is, “Keep 6 feet away from others,” “Stay inside,” Stay home,” etc. etc. etc. it can really start to get you upset. For people who are also dealing with an addiction it can be even worse. I know this won’t last forever but aContinue Reading
There is no rule book. There is no instruction manual. We are living in a time where there is so much unknown. Everyone copes with the situation in a different way. “Social Distancing” is the new norm.
Join the Sarasota Police Department on their next “virtual ride-along” later this week. Friday, March 13, 2020, beginning at 6 p.m., Twitter users can virtually “ride along” for another ‘Tweet from the Beat’ with Patrol Officers during night shift. This will focus on patrol operations as well as Operation ‘Dry Streets’ happening March 13-15, 2020.
Yesterday’s helicopter crash and the deaths of all 9 people on board show how fragile life really is. You just never know what tomorrow may bring.
Many of our Florida Suncoast residents and snowbirds will be doing some traveling this winter. Here are some important items that you might want to bring along with you to make your flying experience much more tolerable and comfortable.
The team at The Sarasota Post wishes all of our friends, readers and followers a very Merry Christmas.
It’s a day for family. It’s a day to be thankful. Thanksgiving is our favorite holiday of the year.