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This Week's SRQ DAILY Editions

	Saturday Perspectives Edition – Sep 5, 2026 Helping Students See What's Possible for Themselves • National Literacy Month Is About so Much More Than Just Books • Building Resilience for Parents of Teenagers and Young Adults • Be a Tourist in Your Own Town
	Friday Weekend Edition – Sep 4, 2026 Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Transforms Plant Conservation, One Epiphyte at a Time • Celebrate a Good Hero \| Nominations Now Open • Florida Studio Theatre Kicks Off its 2026-27 Children’s Theatre Series with Pinocchio • Florida Studio Theatre Extends the Hit Cabaret Legacy: Motown and More! • Sarasota Jewish Theatre Receives $5,000 Grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation • The Perlman Music Program Suncoast Announces 2026–2027 Season • Dancers New and Old Find Their Feet at the Thalhe Festival • The Sarasota Players Launches The Payne Park Sprint • Hermitage Announces 2026 McNally Fellow at the Hermitage, Talene Monahon • Dining Deals and Delicious Dates Ahead
	Thursday Family and Recreation Edition – Sep 3, 2026 The 2026 UF/IFAS Extension Manatee County Peanut Butter Challenge • Women Who Roar Leadership Awards Registration Now Open • EVO Gymnastics Dominates at 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships • Michael Saunders & Company Welcomes Mick McCalley as Managing Broker of Venice and Wellen Park Offices • Sarasota Paradise Signs Former U.S. Men's National Team Attacker Romain Gall • Avelo Airlines Extends Central Florida Flight Schedule Through April 20, 2027 • State College of Florida to Hold 9/11 Memorial Ceremonies • Sarasota Jewish Theatre Receives $5,000 Grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation • Gulf Islands Ferry Adds Third Stop at Coquina Beach
	Wednesday Philanthropy Edition – Sep 2, 2026 Generosity Meets Opportunity at Manatee Community Foundation • Applications Open with Deadline Extended for Caring Collective's Chief Executive Peer Circles Program • Gulf Coast Community Foundation Helps Students Find Their Voices Through Art • Sarasota Opera Receives $30,000 Grant from Community Foundation of Sarasota County • Celebrate a Good Hero \| Nominations Now Open • $1-Million Community Match Launched to Advance Rewilding Project at Celery Fields • Sarasota Alliance for Historical Preservation Begins New Chapter of Growth • Fergeson Skipper P.A. Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Serving Southwest Florida • Wilson-Wood Foundation Funds Early Education for Area Families
	Tuesday Dining and Food Edition – Sep 1, 2026 Michael Saunders and Company Welcomes Sarah Schneider to its St. Petersburg Office • New Upholstery Shop Now Open • SCS CEOs in Schools • Virtual Lunch and Learn Series Helps Families Support Student Success • Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota Announces Change to January 14 Sticks and Strings Lunch and Listen Concert at Sarasota Yacht Club • CONA September Meeting Understanding the November Ballot • $1.7 Million Available for Sarasota County Home Purchase, Rehabilitation Assistance • Lights at Spooky Point Tickets are on Sale Now • Weeknight Family Dinners, Done. • Van Wezel Raises the Curtain on an Unforgettable 26/27 Season • Hermitage Announces a New October Program Featuring Pulitzer Prize Finalist Robyn Schiff and Electronic Music Producer Sarah Galdes • Women Who Roar Leadership Awards
	Monday Business Edition – Aug 31, 2026 Dentist Visits are Reimagined at Sarasota’s LUMA Biological Dentistry • MITER Brands PG WinGuard Impact Windows are Top Rated by Consumer Reports • Sarasota County Names new Director of Health and Human Services • Sarasota Tiger Bay Club Presents Homestead Property Tax Exemption Meeting on September 17 • New Stroke Recovery Study at Sarasota Memorial Evaluates Therapy to Improve Arm and Hand Function • Babcock Ranch Broadens Primary Care Access for Residents with New On-Site Medical Facility • Sheryl Vieira Leads Award-Winning Communications Strategy Honored by Florida Public Relations Association • Manatee Chamber Announces Winners for 46th Annual Small Business and Non-Profit of the Year Awards