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COVID-19 scrambles meetings in North Port and Venice - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 scrambles meetings in North Port and Venice

SOUTH SARASOTA COUNTY – COVID-19 pandemic-related social distancing concerns have prompted the cities of North Port and Venice both to juggle their planned public meetings. In North Port, Interim City Manager Jason Yarborough canceled the North Port City Commission’s Tuesday meeting, as well as Thursday’s Code Enforcement Board hearing. Meanwhile, the Venice City Council hosted its regularly scheduled hybrid meeting but did so without a quorum in chambers at Venice City Hall – which meant board members treated the day as a cross between a workshop and a meeting. North Port spokesman J...

St. Augustine Beach elects Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners - Vimarsana News

St. Augustine Beach elects Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners

St. Augustine Beach elects Mayor, Vice Mayor and Commissioners Communications and Events Coordinator Melinda Conlon reported to Historic City News that at the City Commission Meeting on Monday, January 4, 2021, the City of St. Augustine Beach elected its Mayor, Vice Mayor and installed two Commissioners. Margaret England who has served as Mayor for the last year, was elected to serve for another year.  “I am humbled and honored to serve another year as Mayor of St Augustine Beach with such a great team of Commissioners, professional staff, and interested, engaged residents,” England sai...

Jon Netts, Longest-Serving Palm Coast Mayor and Council Member, the City's Towering Founder, Dies at 78 - Vimarsana News

Jon Netts, Longest-Serving Palm Coast Mayor and Council Member, the City's Towering Founder, Dies at 78

Jon and Priscilla Netts in the backyard of their F-Section home in Palm Coast. (© FlaglerLive) Jon Netts, whose 15 years on the Palm Coast City Council shaped the young city and set the standard for measured, commanding and dignified leadership, died this evening at AdventHealth Palm Coast of complications from Covid-19. He was 78. His death is a devastating blow to a city in whose founding he had played a towering role, and a community he was still serving in numerous capacities. He’d been appointed to the council again just last summer to serve out the term of ex-Council member Jack Howe...

England chosen for second term as St. Augustine Beach mayor - Vimarsana News

England chosen for second term as St. Augustine Beach mayor

England chosen for second term as St. Augustine Beach mayor From Staff Reports The City of St. Augustine Beach elected its mayor and vice mayor and swore in two commissioners at Monday’s Commission meeting. Margaret England, who has served as mayor for the last year, was elected to serve for another year.  “I am humbled and honored to serve another year as mayor of St Augustine Beach with such a great team of commissioners, professional staff, and interested, engaged residents," she said in a press release. Don Samora who has served on the Commission for three years, was elected as vice ...

Naples City Council votes to mandate masks in businesses and at events - Vimarsana News

Naples City Council votes to mandate masks in businesses and at events

As of Friday, Collier County had just over 20,000 confirmed cases and 317 deaths related to COVID-19, according to data from the Florida Department of Health. Hospitalization and death percentages were closely in line with overall state data at 6% and 2% respectively. So far in December, Collier County has added 3,214 new COVID-19 cases, more than the total for all of November (3,170). It's also the second-highest monthly case total for Collier since the pandemic began, trailing only the 5,356 reported during July. DOH collects city-specific data, too, with about 16,500 COVID-19 cases reporte...