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By Robin Hartill |
July 16, 2014

Cameras catch burglar in action

When a man allegedly broke into a Longboat Key residence last week, he probably had no idea the homeowner was watching him - and relaying information to police in real time.

Longboat Key
News

By Pam Eubanks |
June 2, 2010

Lack of volunteers threatens work at East County rescue

East County-based Honor Sanctuary has lost about 35% of its volunteers in the last month.

East County
News

By David Conway |
April 10, 2014

City Commission considers budget cap amendment

Sarasota city commissioners debated a potential charter amendment that could place a 3% limit on increases in the city's general fund budget.

Sarasota
News

By Loren Mayo |
April 4, 2012

Black Tie & Tales

Almost too perfect for words; A twinkle in his eye; C'est cheese!; Know your roll

Arts + Culture

By Jen Blanco |
June 4, 2009

Lakewood grad scores scholarship

Rachel La Bar will play softball at Pfeiffer University this fall.

East County
Sports

By Robin Roy |
June 30, 2011

Fundraiser walk-a-thon gets new twist

Many nonprofits raise funds through traditional walk-a-thons, but Cancer Support Community is jazzing up the old standby with a hip new dance contest.

Sarasota
News

By Robin Roy |
January 5, 2011

Two more enter City Commission race

Former candidates Paul Caragiulo and Diana Hamilton have announced candidacies for the City Commission.

Sarasota
News

By Pam Eubanks |
August 17, 2011

Spc. 4 Patrick Lay II: Everyone's Hero

Against a sky painted in shades of blue, pink and orange, vehicles parked along a sidewalk lined with miniature American flags along 44th Drive East in the Wallingford subdivision.

East County
Neighbors

By Observer Staff |
August 18, 2010

Business Observer 08.19.10

Hembree & Associates Inc. secured recently leases for three new businesses in Lakewood Ranch.

East County
News

By Sara Moone |
November 20, 2012

Happy Thanksgiving from TWIS!

Arts + Entertainment
Things To Do

By Pam Eubanks |
July 22, 2015

Farmers lobby for regulations

Following an incident at Port Manatee, Mixon Fruit Farm owners Dean and Janet Mixon this week will lobby for stronger protections for farms against pests.

East County
News

By Amanda Sebastiano |
September 17, 2014

Guards in elementary schools won't carry guns

The Manatee County School District seeks a legal opinion before it will arm elementary security guards.

East County
News

By TWIS Street |
May 16, 2013

Memorial Day concert breaks out the brass, pipes and drums

Arts + Culture

By Rachel Brown Hackney |
December 15, 2011

Commission approves stricter metals ordinance

A 30-day holding period and restriction of cash payments to $100 are part of a new county ordinance for secondhand metals dealers.

Siesta Key
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
December 11, 2013

ULI changes: in the shade or sunshine?

The dust from the shake up of the town's Urban Land Institute Implementation Advisory Committee hasn't settled a week after the commission revamped the group.

Longboat Key
News

By Paula Atwell |
August 2, 2013

REVIEW: 'South Beach Babylon'

Contemporary, award-winning playwright Michael McKeever's play, 'South Beach Babylon,' is about the age-old conflict between art and commerce.

Arts + Culture

By Pam Eubanks |
April 15, 2015

Founding pastor dies after surgery

Dave Sturkey, who led Cornerstone of Lakewood Ranch for 18 years, died April 6, following a heart procedure.

East County
Neighbors

By Jen Blanco |
June 15, 2011

Impact Elite wins state championship

The Impact Elite sixth-grade basketball team maintained a perfect 19-0 record heading into the state tournament June 11-12 in Ft. Lauderdale.

East County
Sports

By Kurt Schultheis |
March 29, 2012

Siesta Village crosswalk lighting price tag rises

The number of Siesta Village crosswalks to receive lighted bollards will most likely be reduced in half because of construction costs.

Siesta Key
News

By Observer Staff |
February 20, 2013

Theater Review: '9 to 5'

With book by Patricia Resnick and music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, The Players Theatre production of "9 to 5" is a farcically entertaining retrospective on office politics gone wild, circa 1979.

Arts + Culture

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