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By Kurt Schultheis |
October 6, 2010

Construction projects hit the Key

Two Florida Department of Transportation construction projects on Gulf of Mexico Drive and St. Armands Circle began this week.

Longboat Key
News

By Molly Schechter |
February 9, 2011

Handy, dandy citrus candy

Food editor Molly Schechter shares her family recipe for candied citrus peel.

Arts + Culture

By George Rauch |
June 9, 2010

Market Watch

Government continually frustrates market

Longboat Key
News

By Robin Hartill |
January 4, 2012

IN MEMORIAM: Lenobel remembered as family 'rock'

Hazel Lenobel, 82, died Dec. 29, 2011, after a 21-month battle with pancreatic cancer.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Pam Eubanks |
January 4, 2012

Delve into 12: Viking Culinary Center

The Viking Culinary Center on Lakewood Ranch Main Street already has garnered local attention. Its new manager, Christopher Covelli, hopes to bring it national attention in 2012, as well.

East County
News

By Rachel Brown Hackney |
September 29, 2011

Neighbors: Classic Commitment

As chairs of the Siesta Key Crystal Classic Master Sandsculpting Competition's organizing committee, Eileen and Bob Parkinson relish the opportunity to contribute to their adopted community.

Siesta Key
Neighbors

By Robin Roy |
March 25, 2010

Bumper stickers show police support

A police sergeant's wife said she's fed up with the negative news surrounding the police department, so she created 50 'Support Sarasota Police' bumper stickers to hand out for free.

Sarasota
News

By Pam Eubanks |
September 30, 2010

STORE AROUND THE CORNER: The Strike Zone

The Strike Zone, the East County's newest sports complex, will host a grand opening Oct. 2.

East County
Sports

By Pam Eubanks |
March 24, 2010

SMR nixes Main Street memorial

President Rex Jensen has offered another Lakewood Ranch location for the memorial honoring veterans and first responders to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

East County
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
March 24, 2010

Will taxpayers fund a $70 million beach?

Sand to renourish Longboat's beach during its next renourishment starting in November 2011 could cost taxpayers $20 million to $70 million.

Longboat Key
News

By Robin Roy |
September 9, 2010

The attorney representing Charter Review Board candidate Kathy Bolam in her fight for a recount has asked Supervisor of Elections Kathy Dent to preserve all evidence in the event a court allows a recount.

Sarasota
News

By Pam Eubanks |
December 28, 2011

TOP STORY, JULY: San Marco Plaza

With banks finally foreclosing on units in San Marco Plaza, business owners began snatching up spaces at reduced prices and increasing traffic to the plaza.

East County
News

By Stephen Warne |
June 18, 2012

Pride: A Deeper Love

Arts + Entertainment
Things To Do

By Observer Staff |
January 27, 2011

Our View

Corporate food stamps

Sarasota
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
May 7, 2009

Restaurant Review: Venezia serves slice of tradition

As I glanced over the menu at Venezia, on St. Armands Circle, something caught my eye. 

Arts + Culture

By Kurt Schultheis |
December 24, 2011

TOP STORY, MARCH: Brown takes mayor's chair

Commissioner Jim Brown becomes mayor for the first time. Commissioner David Brenner is elected as vice mayor.

Longboat Key
News

By Observer Staff |
August 25, 2009

Ranch adds two new builders

Two new homebuilders - Minto Communities and Paradise Homes of Sarasota - will offer models in Lakewood Ranch, LWR Communities LLC announced this afternoon.

East County
News

By Pam Eubanks |
January 26, 2011

River Club receives Swiftmud grant

The community's homeowner's association will use the money to purchase testing equipment and materials for residents to test the quality of water in 10 lakes and five stream locations.

East County
News

By Heidi Kurpiela |
December 21, 2011

Scene & Heard

Sarasota students head to Atlanta theater fest; Two local artists land prestigious residency; Toby Perlman shares her secret to unwinding

Arts + Culture

By Mallory Gnaegy |
May 30, 2012

Ofra Friedman: On the Wire

Ofra Friedman is not only good with her hands; she's good at hands - and feet, for that matter. The Israeli-born sculptor turns sheets of steel-wire mesh into full-fledged, human-like works of art.

Arts + Culture

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