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The John Ringling Causeway bridge was dedicated fifteen years ago, on Aug. 30, 2003. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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The John Ringling Causeway bridge was dedicated fifteen years ago, on Aug. 30, 2003. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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Art Ovation Hotel in downtown Sarasota, Marriott's latest Autograph Collection hotel, opens on Friday. The hotel celebrates SarasotaÕs visual and performing arts Ñ in every guest room and public space, top to bottom. The dining room. (Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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The furniture arrangement in the Robb apartment at The Jewel maximizes the amazing views that the owners enjoy. Their apartment is the entire 10th floor. The floors are oiled white oak. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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The John Ringling Causeway bridge was dedicated fifteen years ago, on Aug. 30, 2003. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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A ladyÕs library is an inviting retreat for reading or maybe meditating. ItÕs the work of designers Marla Oppenheim and Marsha Ritter. The wall color is Benjamin Moore Passion Fruit. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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Second floor bedroom by Micheline Laberge features soft and soothing colors and fabrics for a romantic but sophisticated attitude. She added a bit of bling with the light fixture and decorative pillows. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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A view of the Jeff and Joyce Hart living room into the small dining space thatÕs been done by Mary and Ted Milburn. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]
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Sarasota High School's Buildinig 4, recently renovated by the Sarasota County School Board (Feb. 11, 2015; Herald-Tribune staff photo by Mike Lang)
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A grand opening celebration was held Friday night for the first of two buildings that will become the Richard and Barbara Basch Visual Arts Center at Ringling College of Art & Design. The buildings will house hands-on art making such as glass, woodworking, printmaking, photography, sculpture and digital fabrication. [Herald-Tribune staff photo / Mike Lang]