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By Kurt Schultheis |
August 28, 2013

All eight employees enter DROP

Every general employee eligible to enter the DROP for five years while also working is taking the town up on its retirement offer.

Longboat Key
News

By Brynn Mechem |
August 2, 2021

Siesta lifeguard runs 50K for ADA swings

Robert Martini started the Maverick Movement to raise funds for ADA swings in Sarasota County parks.

Siesta Key
Neighbors

By Bret Hauff |
June 28, 2018

Social media ignites on Longboat

Town Manager Tom Harmer has made it one of his priorities in the past six months to get Longboat Key on Twitter and Facebook.

Longboat Key
News

By Rachel S. OHara |
June 1, 2011

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Stu Rothbaum

When Stu Rothbaum began planning for retirement 13 years ago, he took up golf.

Longboat Key
News

By David Conway |
August 13, 2015

DeMarcay developer pushes forward with high-rise

Despite a setback in the quest to obtain a building permit and a looming deadline, the developer behind a proposed Palm Avenue condominium is determined to find a solution.

Sarasota
News

By Andrew Warfield |
March 30, 2024

Details in short supply for new Sarasota Performing Arts Center

The group studying the repurposing of the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall hears from the new Sarasota Performing Arts Center CEO but is left with more questions than answers.

Sarasota
News

By Robin Hartill |
March 20, 2013

Buchanan spends Saturday at Town Hall

The Longboat Key congressman talked jobs, his No. 1 focus, the economy and spending with Key constituents during a listening session. His No. 1 focus is jobs.

Longboat Key
News

By David Conway |
June 14, 2019

Sarasota Planning Board denies Epoch appeal

The Planning Board unanimously determined a group of downtown residents lacked the standing to challenge city staff’s approval of a Gulfstream condo project.

Sarasota
News

By Katie Johns |
November 1, 2017

Three big projects face future on Longboat

The Paradise Center, The Historical Society of Longboat Key and the Longboat Key Center for the Arts, Culture and Education are all fundraising for future efforts.

Longboat Key
News

By Observer Staff |
June 10, 2009

Cops Corner

Longboat Key
Cops Corner

By Ian Swaby |
August 19, 2024

Second Toast Local event serves up craft beers and spirits for a cause

The event provided a tasting of craft beers and spirits while also supporting the community.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Kurt Schultheis |
March 5, 2014

Pension plan boards make necessary adjustments

Taxpayer costs for three frozen pension plans could rise from $2.76 million to $3.26 million in the coming fiscal year. boards of trustees lower estimated rates of return to 7%.

Longboat Key
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
June 18, 2015

Town receives $1.5 million for beach project

If Governor Rick Scott signs off on a state budget line item by July 1, the town will receive $1.5 million for an estimated $3.5 million Longboat Pass dredging project.

Longboat Key
News

By Jessica Salmond |
February 9, 2015

County weeds out wildflower program

After a little more than a year of attempting to grow wildflowers in medians along the I-75, Fruitville Road corridor, Sarasota County decided the program isn't working.

Siesta Key
News

By Andrew Warfield |
February 17, 2023

Neighbors challenge city's Bath & Racquet Club decision in court

A complaint filed by nearby residents alleges that the city failed to follow its own development rules and improperly considered their legal standing as aggrieved persons to deny hearing their appeal.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
June 18, 2015

Letters to the Editor 6.18.15

Mixed-use would be great option for shopping center; Tree task force will help neighborhoods retain character.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Matt Walsh |
February 6, 2019

Galvano has it right

Senate President Bill Galvano wants the state to build three major highway projects. Given the strong economy, for once the state should be in front of the state’s inevitable growth and not play catch-up.