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On Aug. 17, the city commissioners will vote on two options for the paid-parking program.
Currently 2 Responses
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- KEEP THE PARKING METERS AS FAR AWAY FROM DOWNTWN SARASOTA AS POSSIBLE.....
HOW DIFFICULT IT IS TO UNDERSTAND WE NEED TO BRING PEOPLE DOWNROWN AND NOT SCARE THEM AWAY?
OUR ECONOMY IS SLOW AND OUR CITY OFFICIALS ARE ONLY LOOKING INTO WAYS TO MAKE THINGS FOR THE MERCHANTS MORE DIFFICULT TO SURVIVE.
MAYBE IS TIME FOR THE MERCHANTS TO RECONSIDER IF SARASOTA IS A PLACE TO DO BUSINESS AT ALL... LEAVE IT TO THE CITY OFFICIAL AND HAVE A NICE LINE-UP OF RESTRICTIONS AND PARKING METERS WITH NO SHOPS... I AM SURE THEY WILL HAVE BUSS LOADS OF TURISTS AND LOCAL COMING TO SEE THE EMPTY STORES AND RESTAURANTS WITH SIDEWALKS ADORNED BY GREAT LOOKING PARKING METERS!
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- how about that?
- May
20 Gentle Yoga and Meditation with Lynn Burgess
10:00 am - 11:00 am - May
20 Fun Fitness for Parkinsons
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm - May
20 Annual Meeting of Friends of the Selby Public Library
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm - May
20 KEEP MOVING! New Treatments for Those who Suffer from Knee Pain
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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Culinary roots
05/16/13
Trevor Kunk is the chef de cuisine at Blue Hill in New York City’s Greenwich Village, which the James Beard Foundation just named "most outstanding restaurant." -
Bright lights
05/16/13
Sarasota native and resident Bri Oliva made her TV debut May 7, on the "Rachael Ray Show." Oliva was selected to participate in a segment called "Hidden Dangers on the Playground." -
Key to the city
05/02/13
More than 100 community members and leaders, friends and family surprised Paul Thorpe, one of the founding members of the Downtown Association of Sarasota, April 25, at The Gator Club, to show their appreciation and celebrate the strides he’s made for Sarasota over the past four decades.
