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NORTH PORT – The city of North Port has responded to a developers’ lawsuit against a citizen effort to try to contract the city’s boundaries through a referendum, and in it, attorney Nikki Day essentially has acknowledged the suit but has denied all assertions made on behalf of the developers of Wellen Park.  In a response filed March 8 to the third amended complaint filed by attorney David Smolker on behalf of the developers, Day admitted that residents filed a petition seeking contraction on July 14, 2020; filed a second one Oct. 28, 2020; and that the city is proceeding with ...

Trade demand seems to be the catch-all phrase for this NFL season. It has revolved around quarterbacks to date but on Wednesday a new trade demand came down for a different position player and perhaps it's something the Bears need to look at closely because it's someone at a position of need. Baltimore tackle Orlando Brown said he wants to be dealt but it's not necessarily a demand engineered immediately by cash concerns. Certainly in the long run it involves more money but Brown proved in 2020 he could be a strong left tackle and he won't get the chance to return to the position he played ...

NORTH PORT – Developers of Wellen Park in North Port have amended their complaint in an attempt to halt a resident push to contract the boundaries of the city of North Port and deannex land west of the Myakka River. The amended complaint, filed Feb. 4, comes on the heels of a Jan. 25 denial by Circuit Court Judge Hunter W. Carroll of their bid for a preliminary injunction against the process. The city is currently paying a Fort Lauderdale-based consultant, Munilytics, $74,000 to conduct a feasibility study on contraction, based on an Oct. 28, 2020, petition signed by residents west of the M...

EDITOR: Not succumbing to the mainstream media’s barrage of descriptives such as “baseless,” “false,” “unfounded” and “unproven” when refere