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Planning Board Rejects Hospital Hotel in Stunning 3-2 Vote - Longboat Key News
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (711+ words) Eight years after Winn-Dixie went dark, Arlington Park’s last stand works, as the chair blasts “bad design” and the Midtown Plaza plan goes down at City Hall —The dead Winn-Dixie at Midtown Plaza will stay dead a while longer. “There’s…...
Midtown Plaza Trades Its Dead Supermarket for the New Sarasota - Longboat Key News
5+ day, 59+ min ago (233+ words) —The Ask: Six Stories, 145 Rooms, 91 Apartments and 264 Parking Spaces —Development review planner Camden Jenkins will present the application. The hearing is quasi-judicial, which means anyone who wishes to speak will be sworn in, the board will act on evidence in…...
How One Consultant's Projection Built the St. Armands Garage and Broke Sarasota's Parking - Longboat Key News
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1788+ words) —Somewhere between now and then the city has to answer the question Mayor Debbie Trice put on the record before voting to suspend her own ordinance: somebody is going to pay for the parking. —What almost no one in that…...