Airport Advisory Board Faces Early Tasks
News about the new Airport Advisory Board outlines initial duties and challenges as it begins its work. The piece notes expected timelines, member roles, and coordination with city agencies.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1980
Page
1
News about the new Airport Advisory Board outlines initial duties and challenges as it begins its work. The piece notes expected timelines, member roles, and coordination with city agencies.
A new chamber executive foresees a positive year, outlining plans for growth, community programs, and increased member engagement as the local business group aims to boost economic activity and collaboration.
The newspaper announces the Third Annual Health Series opening January 9 with details on page 8. The health program features ongoing sessions and community participation opportunities.
Venice High wrestlers defeated Lemon Bay in a regional match with the outcome noted on page 13 and details to follow.
A column highlights money saving coupons for antiques and retailers including Kmart and Walgreens. Shoppers are encouraged to clip deals and compare prices across stores.
Chamber of Commerce vice president Bill Workman promotes a simple New Year pledge to reduce driving. He urges planning trips, keeping speed at 55 mph, keeping cars tuned and lightening loads to save fuel and brakes. fellow official Jack Dale also shares a 1980 goal to site Manatee Junior College’s future campus.
The piece notes contrasting views on winter weather with residents hoping for cool relief and visitors craving warmth. It describes a Venice Public Beach scene during holidays with northern license plates and sun worshippers in light attire, while nights cool but daytime warmth lures more beachgoers before their Florida trips end.
Two Nokomis women helped push Wild Winds Organic Farms in Naples to supply a new official Olympic hot dog. Elllie Clapp proposed a chemical free product, and sister Vicki pressed for recognition. The meat called Hots lacks nitrites and is sold as uncured style, with bacon renamed Pork Strips. The farm operates as a non profit and hosts tours, concerts, and cooking lessons.
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