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Planning Board Rejects Hospital Hotel in Stunning 3-2 Vote - Longboat Key News
1+ day, 11+ 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…...
Two Days After the City Begged for Calm, a Parking Officer Was Assaulted on St. Armands - Longboat Key News
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (631+ words) —The Sarasota parking wars are no longer a metaphor. —On the afternoon of Sept. 2, two days after the City Commission devoted a morning workshop partly to pleading with the public to stop berating city parking employees, a uniformed enforcement officer…...
Skeptical Mayor Comes Around, Laurel Park Stays Home and Benderson Wins Downtown Core Zoning 5-0 - Longboat Key News
2+ week, 6+ day ago (698+ words) —What did not happen is the story. No one filed for affected-party status. No one from Laurel Park, the neighborhood that packed a 2023 workshop and warned the developer its residents were “smart, passionate and loud,” walked to the podium. One…...