Siesta Key Association annual breakfast

Several county officials attended the event, which sold out.

  • By Jack Short
  • | 2:57 p.m. March 9, 2016
  • Siesta Key
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Approximately 130 people, including county staff and officials, gathered at St. Boniface Church on March 5 for the Siesta Key Association annual breakfast. 

Over pancakes, eggs and coffee, President Michael Shay gave updates on association activities, and Commissioner Alan Maio kept the crowd apprised of developments in topics of interest such as bathrooms at beach access 7, the wastewater plant, a development at Stickney Point Road and US 41, and the new beach facilities. 

Gary Olsen, Nora Patterson, Ann Olsen
Gary Olsen, Nora Patterson, Ann Olsen
Linda Lavoie, County Commissioner Alan Maio, Nancy Maio, County Administrator Tom Harmer and Dee Dee Harmer
Linda Lavoie, County Commissioner Alan Maio, Nancy Maio, County Administrator Tom Harmer and Dee Dee Harmer
Beverly Arias and Helen Clifford
Beverly Arias and Helen Clifford
Stephanie Fletcher and Gary Somma
Stephanie Fletcher and Gary Somma
Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Director Carolyn Brown
Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Director Carolyn Brown
Diana Colson
Diana Colson
Michael Billie and Lois Greenbaum
Michael Billie and Lois Greenbaum
Deputy Rick Johnson and Lieutenants Jim Quinn, Charlie Kaspar and Debra Kaspar (standing)
Deputy Rick Johnson and Lieutenants Jim Quinn, Charlie Kaspar and Debra Kaspar (standing)
SKA President Michael Shay addresses the crowd.
SKA President Michael Shay addresses the crowd.
Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Ann Frescura
Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Ann Frescura
Sarasota County Administrator Tom Harmer addresses the crowd.
Sarasota County Administrator Tom Harmer addresses the crowd.

 

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