Venice Council Mulls Earlier Afternoon Start and Earlier Night Session
The Venice City Council favors moving Tuesday sessions from 3 p.m. to 2 p.m. and the night session from 7:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The change aims to finish staff and council reports in the afternoon. A public hearing will occur later, with potential implementation on Feb. 23 pending final approval. Ken Kostock opposes due to personal schedule constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Ed Taylor
Taylor
Dale Rieth
Ken Kostock
Myslivecek Joins Venice Planning Commission
Ed Myslivecek was appointed by Mayor Frank Proctor to fill the expired seat of Ed Krebs on the Venice Planning Commission. He will serve as a voting member, while Proctor returns as ex officio from the city council. Tom Connolly was reelected chairman. George Bally became vice-chairman and Tony Bunker secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Myslivecek
Venice Planning Commission
Frank Proctor
Ed Krebs
Myslivecek
Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Planning Commission
Venice
Proctor
John Kalajian
Tom Connolly
George Bally
Krebs
Tony Bunker
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Choice
Pa qAnasys
W.D. Brand
Brookfield Farm
U.S
W.D
Dak
Franks
EZ Carve Rib Roast
Superbrand
Horn
Land O’ Sunshine Citrus Punch
Harvest Fresh
U.S. NO
Idaho
Winn Dixie’s
NO Frills Photo Service
Deli
Stouffers
Floren
Ben Bles
Morton
Rialto Shopping Center
U.S. 41
San Marco Rd
Osprey
Southbay Fashion Square
S. Tamiami Trail
Kielbasa Deli
Saluto
Sara Lee
North Port
North Port Village
West Bend
Oster
Yamaha
Standard
Rheem
the Dome
W.W. Tires
Bruce Meyers
Largo
Alberta Mashburn
Tampa
Rose Petrarca
Bradenton
Mary Weekes
Port Richey
Sandra Steponenko
Riverview
Loretta Clark
Lakeland
Sharon Johnson
Lake Wales
Joyce Padilla
Sarasota
Dorothy Stone
Mary Bowersock
Davenport
Lois Liebeler
Dunedin
Senevit
T.M
VALVE
Dorothy Beti N. Port Richey
Thomas Brosinski
E.J. Esmond
Evelyn Pace
Plant City
Tal
Vin
Vinzee
Tara
Tin
Yeti
Sotes
Florida
Desoto
Hardee
Hillsborough
Islands
Hernando, Manatee
Pasco
Pinellas
Polk
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!