Longboat Republican Club hears from town manager

Town Manager Tom Harmer spoke about the Gulfstream roundabout and its impact on Longboat Key traffice at the April 9 dinner.

By Katie Johns
| 1:07 p.m. April 10, 2019

Town Manager Tom Harmer, Dee Harmer, Commissioner Jack Daly and Republican Club of Longboat Key President Joe McElmeel

Gay Bowles and Wolfgan Strehlow

Jann Logsdon and Pete Rutledge

William and Karen Wiltsie,Republican Club of Longboat Key President Joe McElmeel, Dee Harmer and Town Manager Tom Harmer

Jean Zakovec and Mary Lou Johnson

Kelley and Dennis Hiller

Republican Club of Longboat Key President Joe McElmeel and Town Manager Tom Harmer

Sunny McGrath and Nancy McElmeel

Rich McGrath and Anthony Vlahides

Paul DeFelice and Republican Club of Longboat Key President Joe McElmeel

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The Republican Club of Longboat Key kept things local for its final meeting of the season.

On April 9, club members and guests gathered at Zota Beach Resort to hear from Town Manager Tom Harmer.

Following dinner, Harmer spoke about Sarasota's planned traffic roundabout at Gulfstream Avenue and U.S. 41 and its potential impact on Longboat Key traffic.

Longboat Republican Club hears from town manager

Town Manager Tom Harmer spoke about the Gulfstream roundabout and its impact on Longboat Key traffice at the April 9 dinner.

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Longboat Republican Club hears from town manager

Town Manager Tom Harmer spoke about the Gulfstream roundabout and its impact on Longboat Key traffice at the April 9 dinner.

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