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Town commissioners set to meet with county leaders | Longboat Key - Vimarsana News

Town commissioners set to meet with county leaders | Longboat Key

A library at Town Center Green and transportation are on the agenda for the joint discussions.

Sarasota leaders will rank road priorities Jan. 3 | Sarasota - Vimarsana News

Sarasota leaders will rank road priorities Jan. 3 | Sarasota

At first commission meeting of the new year, road and transportation projects will be discussed.

Rare sea turtle in red tide-related distress corralled, brought to FWC and CROW for rehab - Vimarsana News

Rare sea turtle in red tide-related distress corralled, brought to FWC and CROW for rehab

While patrolling around Coon Key in the Gulf, Lee County Sheriff’s Office deputies came upon a rare Kemp's Ridley sea turtle in obvious distress.

Source: msn.com
Trolley service to link downtown, barrier islands | Sarasota - Vimarsana News

Trolley service to link downtown, barrier islands | Sarasota

1 month ago Share The city, county and state are collaborating on a new public transportation route, though city officials are pushing to make it more expansive. This summer, residents and tourists will be able to take a trolley from downtown Sarasota to St. Armands Circle. (Or a bus with a wrap designed to look like a trolley, at least.) Sarasota County, the Florida Department of Transportation and the city of Sarasota are partnering on a transportation service linking downtown to the barrier islands. The state provided a $1.5 million grant to fund the service for the next th...

Sarasota legislative delegation hears priorities for upcoming session - Vimarsana News

Sarasota legislative delegation hears priorities for upcoming session

SARASOTA – The shadow cast by the COVID-19 pandemic’s financial impact – both in the past and projecting forward for the coming new year – hovered over Friday morning’s meeting of the Sarasota County Legislative Delegation as it heard requests and local priorities for the 2021 session. Delegation chairman Rep. Will Robinson, R-Bradenton, was quick to note that the state could be trying to dig itself out of an anticipated budget hole of between $2 and $3 billion when it meets next spring. “That will be a challenge for us,” Robinson said. The full delegation made the meeting in ...