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YIGBY: State law 'Yes in God's Back Yard' fast-tracks affordable housing on church land

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By Thomas Bender
| Bradenton Herald Verified
As Sarasota County policymakers and advocates sit down this fall to hash out bold approaches to the region's ongoing housing crisis, they'll have a major new tool on the table – one that could help open hundreds of parcels of land owned by religious institutions. The tool stems from new legislation signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that took effect July 1.
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VIN'S PEOPLE: 'Old school' coach, AD praised by Manatee County peers

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By Thomas Bender
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Curt Bradley's first season as a high school head football coach was a bust. "We started out 0-9, getting our brains beat in," he said, recalling his 2012 debut at Braden River High. "We won our last game, finished 1-9. Kids are unhappy. Parents are unhappy. Everybody's unhappy." The late Pirates athletic director believed in the 26-year-old defensive coordinator he'd hired from Leesburg High, critics be damned.
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10 Sarasota area events you won't want to miss this August

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By Thomas Bender
| Bradenton Herald Verified
August is arguably the slowest month of the year event-wise for the Sarasota area, both well into Sarasota's off-season and the dog days of summer, yet that doesn't mean there'll be nothing notable going on next month. While there are no official holidays in August, there'll be a Back to School Bash and "Ultimate End of Summer Backyard Bash," as well as a Discover Warm Mineral Parks Springs Day for the North Port landmark.
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