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Hannah Wallace

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Writer. Jack of all sports. Recovering stage brat. Southwest Floridian. She/Her. IG: joke_reflex @hannahw@mastodon.scot
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The Jetsons Don't Have Anything on Today's in-Home Tech

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By Hannah Wallace
| Sarasota Magazine Verified
Rosie the Robot, take note. You’re being replaced—by Josh. “A typical command from one of our clients might be, ‘Hey, Josh, turn the kitchen lights on, lower the shades in the family room and adjust the thermostat to 73,’” says Mark Bolduc, the president and founder of Sarasota’s Wicked Smart Homes. The “Josh” in this scenario is a voice-activated system from Denver-based smart home company Josh.ai.
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Mar-a-Lago Face? Not in Sarasota.

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By Hannah Wallace
| Sarasota Magazine Verified
Severe jaws, razor-sharp cheekbones and lips to make Mick Jagger blush—the so-called “Mar-a-Lago face” is all the rage in Washington, D.C., and Palm Beach. But Sarasotans, at least for the time being, seem to prefer a subtler touch for their plastic surgery. “Fortunately for us, Sarasota is not a market for overdone [work],” says Dr. Scott Engel of the Sarasota Plastic Surgery Center. “Some people have a Gucci purse because they want people to know they have a Gucci purse. That’s not my philosophy.
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Sarasota’s Bike Boys Perform a Valuable Community Service With Plenty of Laughs Along the Way

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By Hannah Wallace
| Sarasota Magazine Verified
Some retirees socialize on the driving range or the pickleball court, while others find meaning at animal shelters or soup kitchens. For the dozen or so men who call themselves the “Bike Boys,” it’s a bicycle-filled warehouse in the Rosemary District that calls to them. “It’s rewarding, and I don’t like golf,” says Tom Ott, the 72-year-old de facto leader of the group, which spends a few hours a week repairing donated bikes for the Salvation Army and other local nonprofits.
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