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By Matt Walsh |
May 4, 2016

How the beat the traffic

Bike lanes, public transit and a narrower Fruitville won’t solve Sarasota’s traffic congestion. Fact is, expanding capacity on the most congested roads is the way to go.

Longboat Key
Opinion

By Kurt Schultheis |
July 7, 2010

Key Club, IPOC prepare strategies

The Longboat Key Club and Resort and town are waiting to see if the Islandside Property Owners Coalition will file a lawsuit challenging the club's $400 million Islandside project.

Longboat Key
News

By Observer Staff |
March 20, 2013

BUSINESS OBSERVER

Rack attack could be on the way; Former DooleyMack executives regroup under new name

East County
News

By Spencer Fordin |
November 14, 2022

Grove's pork Osso Buco is an eye-catching vertical standing meat shank

You can call it a dinosaur bone or a turkey leg. But Grove's pork osso buco is drawing attention whenever you order it.

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Robin Roy |
June 30, 2010

City-employee perk questioned

Facing a $3 million budget deficit next year, Mayor Kelly Kirschner wants to revisit the city's comp-time policy, which allows salaried employees to accrue up to two weeks off per year.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
November 10, 2010

The Best of Cops Corner

The Observer has compiled the best Cops Corners from May through October

Longboat Key
Cops Corner

By Eric Garwood |
May 20, 2022

Internship donation aims to aid Quads water testing

Gulf Coast Community Foundation grants $10,000 to Audubon Sarasota for project.

Sarasota
News

By Anna Dearing |
December 8, 2010

Dance Review: 'The American,' 'Spielende Kinder,' and 'In the Upper Room'

The triple bill production by the Sarasota Ballet was a smashing success. The great combination of different styles of dancing made for a fabulous performance to behold.

Arts + Culture

By Molly Schechter |
September 7, 2011

Culinary iPad app brings electronics to chef's table

Culinary apps were among the first developed for tablet computers, and most are recipe collections and cookbooks - existing content repurposed for the new platform, sometimes successfully.