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By Josh Siegel |
February 19, 2014

University corridor has own identity

Businesses along the Manatee County side of University Parkway struggle to explain their whereabouts.

East County
News

By Matt Walsh |
June 22, 2016

The temptations of ‘OPM’

Longboat Key’s Shakedown Fund is flush with millions of dollars for parks. Commissioners should resist the urge to splurge with OPM — other people’s money.

Longboat Key
Opinion

By David Conway |
January 7, 2015

2015 Issues to Watch: Form-based code

Halfway through the three-year process of developing a new form-based zoning code for the city of Sarasota, the fruits of the Urban Design Studio's labor are surfacing.

Sarasota
News

By John McGuire |
April 10, 2017

Meet Randy Clair: Questions and answers with the new commissioner

Longboat Key's newest commissioner answers questions about key local issues.

Longboat Key
News

By Andrew Warfield |
January 6, 2025

Quay developer appeals Kolter Urban Planning Board adjustment

The owner of Blocks 1 and 9 in The Quay claims Kolter Urban's plan to redevelop the adjacent Hyatt Regency property is in violation of multiple city code restrictions.

Sarasota
News

By Robin Hartill |
June 7, 2012

Commission talks dollars and sense at workshop

The Longboat Key Town Commission discussed the preliminary 2012-13 budget at a Wednesday, June 6 workshop.

Longboat Key
News

By Michael Eng |
March 25, 2011

McNeal Elementary School fourth-grader Anissa Murgo won the Scripps National Spelling Bee Local Finals March 24 at St. Joseph Catholic School. Now, she'll represent the county at the national bee June 1-2 in Washington, D.C.

East County
Schools

By Eric Garwood |
August 4, 2020

LBO Cops Corner: Same bay, wrong Bayfront?

Police reports from around Longboat Key.

Longboat Key
Cops Corner

By Kurt Schultheis |
November 4, 2013

ULI work begins today

Commissioners will hold their first special meeting to review a list of recommendations from an Urban Land Institute study that cost taxpayers $125,000 at 1:30 p.m. today at Town Hall.