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By Jack Littman-Quinn |
April 9, 2015

Uptown Grub: The emergence of the high-end happy hour

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Observer Staff |
May 20, 2015

Business briefs

Two properties sell for $8.1 million; Keller Williams opens Key office; Businesses to celebrate military

Longboat Key
News

By Jessica Salmond |
February 16, 2015

Sarasota Memorial board approves trauma center

The new center must get state approval; Sarasota Memorial Hospital will submit the application in April.

Sarasota
News

By Amanda Sebastiano |
January 27, 2015

Participants to hang 10 in Surfset class

Ranch YMCA members: Grab your surfboards for a new class, but leave your sunscreen at home.

East County
News

By Nick Reichert |
February 2, 2015

The Pinter Project

English film and theater actor Julian Sands brings his one-man tribute to Nobel Prize-winning playwright Harold Pinter to the Historic Asolo Theater.

Arts + Culture

By Kurt Schultheis |
May 8, 2013

Police review FRS pension plan alternative

The Longboat Key Police Department Union will take a proposal the town offered to its union members for review.

Longboat Key
News

By Robin Hartill |
April 17, 2013

Bay Isles swans turn into couple of lovebirds

A male and female swan have entered coupling mode, meaning they'll become the fifth pair in the Longboat Key swan family to be named.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Katie Hendrick |
April 24, 2013

Local artists purchase Terry's Framing and Art Supplies

Robbie Ball and his fiancee, Emily Shaw, plan to carry on the legacy of Longboat Key framer Terry Petesch, who died last year.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Jessica Salmond |
August 8, 2014

Commission OKs plans for golf course

The Forest Lakes Golf Course has been closed for some time now, and a development in the works for the course was approved for rezoning.

Sarasota
News

By David Conway |
June 5, 2014

City mowing contractor cuts service

Following service issues, the city may now be on its own when it comes to turf maintenance.

Siesta Key
News

By Nick Friedman |
September 23, 2014

TWIS Asks: Patrick Green, Lakewood Ranch International Beer Festival organizer

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Robin Hartill |
September 24, 2014

Town adopts 2.1763 millage rate

With this year's increase in the property-tax rate, the town will bring in an extra $954,397. It will use it for pension costs and its 90-day operating fund.

Longboat Key
News

By Jen Blanco |
October 9, 2014

Sidelines

Lady Cougars volleyball team tames Lady Thunder; Riverview falls to Venice; Sarasota Christian volleyball notches district win; Blazers boys golf team swings past the Thunder, Cougars

Sarasota
Neighbors

By June LeBell |
May 12, 2014

MUSIC REVIEW: Sarasota Orchestra goes to the ball game

Sarasota Orchestra, under the direction of Andrew Lane, played at Ed Smith Stadium May 10.

Arts + Culture

By Observer Staff |
May 21, 2014

Letters to the Editor

Rethinking the case against Clippers owner Donald Sterling

Longboat Key
Opinion

By Nolan Peterson |
March 6, 2014

Tiger Bay hosts Big Pass dredge showdown

Opponents and supporters of a proposed project to mine the Big Pass shoal for Lido Beach sand squared off at a Sarasota Tiger Bay Club meeting Thursday.

Siesta Key
Neighbors

By Robin Hartill |
December 11, 2013

Real Estate Reports

RE/MAX Platinum Realty opens on St. Armands; SAR reports median sale prices rose in October; Premier Sotheby's attends Contemporary Art Sales

Longboat Key
Real Estate

By Pam Nadon |
December 15, 2013

FILM REVIEW: 'Nebraska'

There is some mighty fine acting going on in the new film, "Nebraska."

Arts + Culture

By David Conway |
January 9, 2014

DID grapples with present, future budget considerations

Between Five Points Park lighting and potential expansion, the Downtown Improvement District is dealing with fiscal concerns.

Sarasota
News

By Anna Dearing |
November 25, 2013

DANCE REVIEW: 'Serenade,' 'Illuminations' and 'Who Cares?'

Iain Webb continues to wow with his thoughtful programming for the season. The official kick-off performance to the 2013-2014 season featured two of George Balanchine's most famous works - "Serenade" and "Who Cares?" - and the very first ballet that Sir Frederick Ashton choreographed for the New York City Ballet (Balanchine's company) in 1950, "Illuminations."

Arts + Culture

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