Business Observer

+ Longboat Key Club cleans up at Adopt-a-Shore event
Longboat Key Club and Resort employees participated in the third annual Adopt-a-Shore and Adopt-a-Highway Cleanup Day Saturday, May 7, in which volunteers clean a stretch of shoreline or highway. Participants found a variety of items, including a windowpane from a yacht and a toilet seat. Many children joined their parents and learned about non-biodegradable items while getting an up-close look at nature.

+ Key restaurants offer unique menus for Savor Sarasota
The following Key restaurants will participate in Savor Sarasota Restaurant Week from June 1 through June 14, in which restaurants offer prix-fixe, multi-course meals to showcase the area’s chefs and restaurants: The Chart House Restaurant, Dry Dock Waterfront Grill, Euphemia Haye, Harry’s Continental Kitchens and Pattigeorge’s, all of Longboat Key; and Café L’Europe and Daiquiri Deck Raw Bar, both on St. Armands Circle. To get updates and menus, visit savorsarasota.com.

+ The Met opens new medical spa on St. Armands
The Met, 35 S. Blvd. of Presidents, St. Armands Circle, now offers new doctor-certified medical beauty treatments in addition to its traditional salon services and high-end apparel. Services such as filler injections or Botox treatments are now available at The Met through Holcomb Plastic Surgery.

“The concept of the ultra spa is not to replace my medical practice,” said Dr. J. David Holcomb. “The intent is to allow access to a few medical beauty treatments that can be safely and effectively performed by my medical staff, complementing the combined results of The Met’s hairstylist and clothing fashion consultants to make a person look amazing.”
 

Contact Robin Hartill at [email protected].