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After the bank failed the building was transformed into the Orange Blossom Hotel, and welcomed guests for many years; today it serves as exclusive Orange Blossom Tower Condominiums. Interestingly the 1920s era Otis elevator is still operational.
One of the threads that runs throughout Sarasota’s history though, is a singular disregard for those places which made this area so unique and desirable.
It does not matter if the site in question is on the Local Register of Historic Places, or the National Register of Historic places.
Nor is it a concern that organizations such as the Historical Society of Sarasota County, the Sarasota Alliance for Historic Preservation, the John Ringling Centre Foundation, the Friends of Friendly Oaks, and STOP form to prevent historic losses. Community outcry has never stopped demolition. The deafness of city leaders underscores the city hall statue by Jack Cartlidge, “Nobody’s Listening.”
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PATERSON From one end of the city to the other, Paterson residents reacted to news that two Councilmen were indicted on voting fraud charges with a collective shrug of a resignation befitting people who have come to expect the worst from those they are supposed to trust.
“I’m not shocked, to tell you the truth,” said 49-year-old Ed Beesley, as he stopped for coffee at the Dunkin on Union Avenue in the 2nd Ward.
“I knew they were under investigation but I didn’t know it had gone this far,” Beesley added. “I think a lot of Paterson politicians are corrupt. They all have a history. They talk about a lot of things, like helping kids, and then things like this happen.”