Ian Swaby is a Staff Writer at Observer Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including event management, animal care, and public security, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Ian's work has been featured in the Observer Media Group and Business Observer.
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Ian Swaby's articles focus on local Sarasota events, nonprofits, education initiatives and family-oriented topics. He seems to be interested in covering stories related to community events, local businesses, and educational programs within the Sarasota area.
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By: Ian Swaby
Josh Stacy turned part of his used car dealership into a shop for a different asset, Pokémon cards, after his son Silas helped inspire his interest.
The beach runs are held every week through July 29.
The annual event allowed attendees to connect through cosplay and activities.
Local rancher Robbie Martin visited the summer camp to help kids gain an understanding of agricultural careers.
By: Ian Swaby
The event, held at Senior Friendship Centers, was focused on those in the LGBTQ+ community ages 50 and up.
The camp allows athletes with intellectual disabilities to work alongside Cardinal Mooney students in sports activities.
By: Ian Swaby
Heidi Brandt, Teresa DeWitt and Jimmy Glover are contending for the District 1 seat currently held by Bridget Ziegler.
By: Ian Swaby
The event featured former FIFA competitor Trevor Sinclair as well as a community soccer tournament.
By: Ian Swaby
Attendees showed their best look as the character from the sitcom 'Three's Company,' during the event at The Bazaar.
By: Ian Swaby
The standalone project, led by the Sarasota Int'l Chalk Festival organization, could become the first in a series of such projects.
