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By Observer Staff |
June 23, 2010

Letters to the Editor

To send in your letters, please e-mail them to [email protected], or mail them to The Longboat Observer, 5570 Gulf of Mexico Drive, Longboat Key, 34228.

Longboat Key
Opinion

By Niki Kottmann |
January 23, 2019

Embracing Our Differences exhibit opens students' minds and shares talents

Embracing Our Differences gives students a thought-provoking educational opportunity.

Arts + Culture

By Nolan Peterson |
September 26, 2013

Unaffordable Uncertainty: Affordable Care Act

Bracing for the uncertain side effects of the Affordable Care Act, area business owners are hiring less and re-evaluating the benefits they offer.

Sarasota
News

By S.T. Cardinal |
October 15, 2025

GMD renaming would require homework from residents, businesses

Paperwork, addresses and bills will all need updates if Longboat Key changes the name of Gulf of Mexico Drive.

Longboat Key
News

By Matt Walsh |
September 12, 2021

An untold story of Sept. 11

In the 43-year history of the "Longboat Observer," two staffers' involvement in Longboat Key's connection to that horrible tragedy will forever tie them and the newspaper to history.

Longboat Key
Opinion

By Jay Heater |
July 14, 2022

Nothing nerdy about robotics title

Two Lakewood Ranch High students placed second at the National TSA's VEX Robotics Competition, propelling each other toward their aeronautical dreams.

East County
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
July 20, 2011

INCORPORATION Q&A: Incorporation Study Group

Proponents of the incorporation of Lakewood Ranch answer readers' questions.

East County
News

By Harry Sayer |
June 14, 2019

Let's Start the Show

The Observer has a new Black Tie reporter. Learn all about Harry Sayer.

Black Tie

By David Conway |
December 6, 2018

Rosemary District stakeholders plot building changes

New zoning regulations brought a wave of residential projects to the Rosemary District. Can those same regulations help provide neighborhood improvements?