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By Jay Heater |
September 18, 2019

After 15 years, Lakewood Ranch Medical Center continues to grow to serve community

East County
News

By Brynn Mechem and Harry Sayer |
November 21, 2019

Artists create 'labor of love' at 10th annual Crystal Classic

Sculptors came from all over the world to compete in the competition on Siesta Key Beach.

Siesta Key
Neighbors

By Marty Fugate |
August 6, 2018

'Wakey, Wakey' considers life’s final act at Urbanite Theatre

This frustrating yet witty Will Eno play, "Wakey, Wakey" tackles many of life's most difficult questions — without providing any real answers.

Arts + Entertainment
Reviews

By Matt Walsh |
July 11, 2019

Preserve Longboat's history

That history should not be forgotten. It deserves to be on display.

Longboat Key
Opinion

By Pam Eubanks |
February 28, 2018

Bradenton taxing district showdown nears

Residents clash about formation of special taxing district to form a preserve.

East County
News

By Jay Heater |
July 21, 2016

New executive director provides strength at Foundation for Dreams

Education, fundraising top goals for new director Elena Tomeo Cassella.

East County
News

By Cassidy Alexander |
October 17, 2017

Funding already a concern for Siesta Key parking solutions

The discussion about parking options is happening at the same time the county is looking to make budget cuts totaling millions of dollars.

Sarasota
News

By Nick Friedman |
August 7, 2017

The Ringling's 'Skyway' exhibit bridges Tampa Bay arts communities

The collaborative exhibit connects contemporary artists from four counties in three major art institutions.

Arts + Culture

By Marty Fugate |
June 22, 2016

The 'Relativity' theory: Exploring Einstein's hidden life

Florida Studio Theatre's new play explores the parts of mathmetician's life that don't quite add up.

Arts + Culture

By Matt Walsh |
April 27, 2017

$30 million adds up

No one absconded with $30 million from the city’s pension plans. It was a series of shoddy accounting work. But given the city’s pension burdens, every error can cut into city services.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Nick Friedman |
April 12, 2017

Players Follies gets personal with musical revue

Life has its ups and downs. It’s how life shapes you that counts. With ‘… And I’m Here,’ The Players Follies pays tribute to the idea through song, dance and monologue.

Arts + Culture

By Marty Fugate |
September 30, 2015

Live theater: Critic's season picks

See what we're buzzing about in the rapidly approaching 2015-2016 theater season .

Arts + Entertainment
Reviews

By Amanda Sebastiano |
November 24, 2015

East County schools see continual increase in student population

Seven of 13 schools out east are over capacity as the area continues to grow.

East County
News

By David Conway |
May 7, 2015

DID eyes Rosemary, condos for expansion

The Downtown Improvement District is honing in on new areas of the city to incorporate into its boundaries.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
February 18, 2015

The picture is vividly obvious. Everyone can see the future: Traffic at Gulfstream and U.S. 41 and Fruitville and 41 is destined for gridlock. The imperative is convincing. Longboat, Sarasota and state officials must show what taxpayers expect: leadership.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
July 25, 2013

OUR VIEW: 'Tis the season: for tax rates

It's that time of year. It's that time of year. All of our taxing authorities are in the midst of budgeting for next year. And for taxpayers, it's easy to get a bad case of 'MEGO' - 'My Eyes Glaze Over' - when all of the news reports come out about proposed millage rates (aka property-tax rates).

Sarasota
Opinion

By David Conway |
August 8, 2013

Commissioners discuss new development

After City Commissioner Paul Caragiulo criticized the commission for its lack of focus on investment, other officials spoke about the city's approach to development and how they work with one another.