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By Observer Staff |
July 14, 2010

Scott explains what happened

Florida's daily newspapers and Rick Scott's gubernatorial opponents have rushed to paint him as an unethical profiteer. And everything they present you is through their filter. We're reprinting Scott's own explanation of the Medicare fines that his former company paid in 2000 and 2003.

Longboat Key
Opinion

By Robin Roy |
July 15, 2010

GOP won't pick and choose

The Republican Party of Sarasota County rejected a move by some members who wanted the party to choose a candidate to endorse in the Republican primary elections.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
February 13, 2014

Our view: The truth hurts

The truth especially hurts - or in this instance, 'annoys' - when you disagree with it. So the expected human response is to discredit. Vigorously discredit the messenger; make the messenger the focal point; and deflect, deny and ignore the truth.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Kurt Schultheis |
May 5, 2010

St. Denis told to find $800,000

The Town Commission wants the town manager to rethink how his departments are run and ask his department heads to find more money to offset an $800,000 shortfall.

Longboat Key
News

By Jen Blanco |
November 5, 2010

Tigers dash Mustangs' playoff hopes

Lakewood Ranch fell short of advancing to the playoffs after falling to Palmetto 28-14 in a Class 4A-District 11 contest Nov. 5.

East County
Sports

By Molly Schechter |
June 27, 2012

EDIBLES: A new restaurant experience comes to the Sarasota area

The recently opened Carmel Cafe is a mold-breaker. The food is "modern Mediterranean" - a fusion of favorites from countries including Italy, Spain, France, Morocco and Greece. The decor is modern moderation

Arts + Culture

By Robin Roy |
April 7, 2011

From homes to hotels?

If a legislative bill is approved, residential areas on Sarasota's barrier islands could see single-family homes converted into short-term rental properties.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
April 7, 2011

Cops Corner

Sleeps with the fishes March 28, 1 p.m. -- 100 block of White Oak Way. Suspicious Person. A man called police in reference to a dispute he had with someone over parking. The man said that the person with whom he had argued may be "part of the mob."

Sarasota
Cops Corner

By Robin Roy |
August 19, 2010

Is a private park the answer?

Former Vice Mayor Ken Shelin is proposing a private corporation take control of Selby Five Points Park. He thinks the move could revitalize the city park.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
July 8, 2010

Business Observer 07.08.10

The luxury bath and beauty boutique Simply Spoiled Boutique announced it would be relocating its retail store operations July 1 to 1471 Main St.

Sarasota
News

By Pam Eubanks |
August 18, 2010

Ranch plans street celebration

Lakewood Ranch will celebrate Main Street's five newest businesses with a party Aug. 20.

East County
News

By Mallory Gnaegy |
March 28, 2012

Land's End Marina holds decades of memories, Longboat history

Memories begin where the 'land ends' on Longboat Key.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Kurt Schultheis |
September 30, 2009

Are oil rigs in Longboat's future?

The Longboat Key Town Commission wants to know if its constituents are for or against oil rigs being placed in the Gulf of Mexico three-to-nine miles off the island's shores.

Longboat Key
News

By Jessi Smith |
May 13, 2012

Life Lessons From the Kitchen of Mama Smith

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Jen Blanco |
April 13, 2011

Sports Briefs 04.14.11

Braden River wins Havoc tourney; FC Sarasota boys win President's Cup

East County
Sports

By Robin Hartill |
February 10, 2010

ResortQuest to expand

Larry Starr, president of the company's Southwest Florida division, says that short-term rentals are in demand.

Longboat Key
News

By Anthony Paull |
June 18, 2012

Bard and Mustache take experimental strokes on new EP

Arts + Culture

By Robin Roy |
July 2, 2009

Vendors seek control of market

For three decades the Downtown Partnership has been in charge of the Downtown Sarasota Farmers Market, but the market's vendors are seeking control of their own destinies.

Sarasota
News

By Sue Jacobson |
June 7, 2012

My View: FCAT hurts our children and our community

The "fix," simply redefining the result, is a tacit admission that the test score is more important than the factors behind it.

Sarasota
Opinion

By June LeBell |
November 11, 2009

Music review: The Fine Arts Music Series: Quattrocelli Cello Quartet

The Community Fine Arts Music Series presented the Quattrocelli Cello Quartet at Bradenton's First United Methodist Church.

Arts + Culture

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