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By Kurt Schultheis |
December 22, 2011

Main Street project price tag: $14 million

Main Street merchants have both sticker shock and construction shock over preliminary cost options for a Main Street project that could cost as much as $14 million and take years to complete.

Sarasota
News

By Mallory Gnaegy |
March 18, 2013

Asolo Repertory Theatre announces 2013-2014 season

Highlights of the season include beloved musical 'Show Boat,' a new musical about a comic book artist, 'Hero,' and Frank Galati's adaptation of 'The Grapes of Wrath.'

Arts + Culture

By Observer Staff |
January 3, 2013

Cops Corner 1.03.13

Dec. 15 POT UNLUCK 2 p.m. - 1800 block Hibiscus Street. Petit Theft. A resident heard a woman's voice outside of her house and saw an SUV in her driveway. The resident saw a woman jump into the SUV and speed off with a large planter from her yard. She knocked over Christmas decorations in the process.

Sarasota
Cops Corner

By Mallory Gnaegy |
December 19, 2012

Scene & Heard

Asolo costume shop dresses its tree; From deadlines to show time; Van Wezel draws a new curtain

Arts + Culture

By Edward Alley |
April 24, 2019

'Working Notes' closes ensemblenewSRQ season on the right note

A world premiere and a red-nosed trombone player made this season closer especially notable.

Arts + Entertainment
Reviews

By Nick Reichert |
July 28, 2015

Hermitage Artist Retreat presenting STARs arts education recipients on August 7

Recipients of the STARs residency represent arts educators from across Florida including Joanna Fox, Mandy Mathieu, John Stiles and Nerissa Street.

Arts + Culture

By David Conway |
March 30, 2015

Updated Big Pass dredge study shows no effects on Siesta Key

In a new report, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reiterates its position that a planned Lido shoreline renourishment project would not negatively impact Siesta Key.

Sarasota
News

By Robin Hartill |
May 21, 2014

Kayaks launch complaints from Villagers

Some Longbeach Village residents don't want vendors using the town dock to launch kayak tours, but it's not illegal under the town's codes.

Longboat Key
News

By Observer Staff |
March 12, 2014

Cops Corner: East County

Enjoy this week's edition of Cops Corner.

East County
Cops Corner

By Petra Rivera |
April 30, 2024

Christ Church sponsors reading of new children's book

The Sarasota-based authors of "Jamani's Lucky Day" entertained students in the Reading Buddies program at 13th Avenue Dream Center in Bradenton.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Lauren Tronstad |
August 19, 2022

Signs placed restricting boater access on Beer Can Island

Motorized vessels will still be allowed to beach and anchor in unrestricted areas of the spit just past the buoys and under the bridge.

Longboat Key
News

By Michael Eng |
February 1, 2012

OBSERVED: Social media project sparks reunion

My email inbox is a peculiar place. With one click of the mouse, hundreds of pieces of correspondence fill my email client every day.

East County
Opinion

By Whitney Elfstrom |
October 17, 2019

Sarasota teen sparks passion at world summit

Abigail Koester was chosen as one of the youth delegates for the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Columnist . |
August 16, 2018

The Jolly Rancher

When in Lakewood Ranch, love thy neighbor

LWR Life

By Amanda Sebastiano |
May 28, 2014

Food Bank launches food drive to fill pantries' shelves

The White Out Hunger campaign's Grand Challenge kicks off earlier this year to meet the high volume of visitors to area food pantries during the summer.

East County
News

By Carter Weinhofer |
February 21, 2024

Concerns about Longboat Pass Bridge to be addressed in workshops

FDOT will host online and in-person options to allow residents to weigh in on potential roadway alternatives for the future of the bridge.

Longboat Key
News

By Nick Reichert |
August 24, 2015

Phillip Sink wins 2015 Hermitage Prize

Presented in partnership by the Hermitage Artist Retreat and the Aspen Music Festival and School, the award for a young and promising composer includes a six-week residence at the Hermitage and a $1,000 prize.