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By Spencer Fordin |
June 14, 2022

Police underline road safety for Independence Day

Longboat Key Police Chief George Turner stresses safe driving and planning ahead for parking on Fourth of July.

Longboat Key
News

By Observer Staff |
November 8, 2022

Sarasota commissioners approve new city seal

Seven months after launching a public engagement process, the Sarasota City Commission unanimously approved a replacement of the 120-year-old city seal.

Sarasota
News

By Nat Kaemmerer |
May 9, 2022

All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church plans pet memorial

The church will redo part of its garden to make a space for people to grieve their pets.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Ryan Kohn |
September 20, 2017

East County High 5 Moments: 09.20.17

East County
Sports

By Ryan Kohn |
February 2, 2022

Sarasota Athlete of the Week: Luke Spycher

The Riverview boys soccer senior talks his origins in the game and his favorite hobby

Sarasota
Sports

By Josh Siegel |
September 24, 2013

School district gives more pay raises

Not long after giving state-funded raises to teachers and internally funded raises to municipal employees and paraprofessionals, the Manatee County School Board approved a 2 percent pay increase for remaining staff members.

East County
News

By Ryan Kohn |
September 16, 2022

Riverview football gets first win of the season against Lehigh

The Rams blew a 21-0 but eked out a 31-28 win thanks to a 48-yard field goal from senior kicker Stone Springman.

Sarasota
Sports

By Matt Walsh |
August 6, 2015

City pension reform can’t wait

You have seen many times in these pages that the city of Sarasota has more than $150 million in unfunded liabilities in the city-employee pension systems. 

Sarasota
Opinion

By David Conway |
October 30, 2014

Bayfront group seeks consensus

As it works to produce a new vision for developing waterfront land near the Van Wezel, Sarasota Bayfront 20:20 is generating broader citizen feedback to its initial findings.

Sarasota
News

By Samantha Chaney |
June 18, 2019

County plans to pursue pilot program for Sunday library hours

If introduced, the pilot program would introduce 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday hours at two local libraries.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
August 5, 2015

City pension reform can’t wait

You have seen many times in these pages that the city of Sarasota has more than $150 million in unfunded liabilities in the city-employee pension systems.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Anna Brugmann |
January 5, 2017

7 events to look forward to in 2017

The new year offers new features to some old favorites.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Observer Staff |
April 13, 2011

News Briefs 04.14.11

Burglars target Mandalay vehicles; Director search narrowed to eight; Flyball tourney benefits Ranch Humane Society; East County returns salute to soldiers, families; U.S. Rep. Buchanan promotes youth art

East County
News

By Mallory Gnaegy |
December 12, 2012

A life fulfilled: Nat Krate

Nat Krate, a Sarasota artist known for his realist paintings of florals and nudes, bares it all.

Arts + Culture

By Pam Eubanks |
January 10, 2018

Chabad readies for expansion

Leaders hope to start construction on first of three planned buildings in the spring.

East County
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
April 30, 2015

Former LBK Chamber building sells for $549,000

Longboat Key property owners Anthony and Roxanne Marterie of San Rafael, Calif. purchased the bank property last month and town officials hope they keep an open mind when figuring out what to do with the property.

Longboat Key
News

By David Conway |
June 18, 2020

City debates use of economic development funds

After setting aside more than $2.3 million for small business grants, city officials are considering expanding their criteria for spending the money.

Sarasota
News

By Andrew Warfield |
August 17, 2022

Apartments at former Sarasota Kennel Club approach approval

The Sarasota City Commission approves first reading of ordinances to help pave the way for apartment developer Aventon to build a multifamily community at the site of the former dog track.