Sarasota Architectural Salvage Believes One's Man Trash Is . . . Another Man's Treasure
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By Melissa Followell, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Jun. 22--SARASOTA   A $15,000 chandelier hangs in the front corner of a Central Avenue warehouse.   It's a unique decoration for the nearly 9,000-square-foot warehouse considering it once hung in the DuPont Hotel in Delaware.
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By Suzanne Bohan  SAN MATEO COUNTY -- The arrival of restoration experts Monday at Ano Nuevo State Reserve was the product of a walk through the park by two men with a knack for thinking big.
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OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. _ The surge-damaged home of Robert Wiygul and Julia Weaver will be dismantled in January and many of its parts distributed to Gulf Coast people who need building materials.  It could start a trend.
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By Melissa Vargas, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Jun. 9--HALTOM CITY -- When a resident near Spring Lake arrived home to  find a brick on her kitchen floor, a shattered window and $5,000 worth of her  belongings gone, she got mad.
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PENSACOLA, Fla. - A packet of U.S. savings bonds, washed out of a house destroyed during Hurricane Ivan more than two years ago, was found and returned to its owner.
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By JILL BARTON     WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.  -- It's not just roofs that have come apart and walls that are falling down...
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PUNTA GORDA, Fla. - As Florida residents began sweeping up the wreckage left behind by Hurricane Charley, officials on Sunday estimated damages as high as $11 billion for insured homes alone...
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There are those who argue that most modern art is rubbish, but few critics take the view as literally as a cleaner at one of Britain's most prestigious galleries.
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By David Magliano, Walton Sun, Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.  Dec. 16--Worth Williams' property on the southern end of Eastern Lake is causing a stir, and he is the focus of some concerned residents.  At issue is a planned dredging project that includes using a portion of Williams' property.
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Gold and other 17th century artifacts treasure salvagers say they recovered from a shipwrecked Spanish galleon off Key West were brought ashore Thursday. Some estimate the findings could be worth more than $1 million.
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Rocky road for boxing statue searching for its spiritual home
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By Curtis Morgan and Amy Driscoll, The Miami Herald  Jun. 16--A key component of the Biscayne Landing cleanup appears to have gone sour.   That could cost developers and, ultimately, Miami-Dade taxpayers.
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Tycho:  I understand he's posting these around his neighborhood, now, and I mean real Gabe, not the jpeg Gabe like you might see sur le web. If you did find it, I wouldn't bring it back to him. The most likely scenario is that he will assume that you're the one who stole it, and your "reward" will be a savage karate style maneuver delivered to your "sack of toys."
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For Damon Dash, an antique barber chair summons not just his own thrice-weekly shave-and-a-haircut practice, but also the onetime ablutions of the its mythic owner.
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By Pam Firmin, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Jun. 8--PASS CHRISTIAN -- If anybody assumes a contractor's house will be the first one repaired -- or rebuilt, they're likely to be wrong.
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After getting a first look at the widespread damage left behind by Hurricane Charley, Florida residents were faced with the arduous task of sorting through the wreckage, and for some, starting over again.
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By REX SPRINGSTON  Two men who had to get rid of some concrete waste at Buggs Island Lake took the easy way out. They dumped it in the water.  Now, they face an April 30 sentencing after pleading guilty to a federal crime.  One of the men, Loch L.