The Mislaid Groceries and a Forgetful Shopper
Louis Sinclair recalls a day of shopping missteps. He parks, forgets the groceries in the car trunk, and joins a frantic search with his wife. A store clerk helps locate the bags after a quarter hour, revealing moral reflections on memory and distraction.
Caspersen Beach takeover moods and memory in retrospective
A columnist recalls Caspersen Beach history amid county takeover tensions. The piece laments local officials shifting toward real estate, contrasts past sunset solitude with modern changes, and notes visitors' long-time beach rituals and moonlit walks.
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Caspersen Beach
South County
Caspersen
Florida
Caspersen Beach Plans Prompt Wild-Nature Fears
Mike Murphy warns that proposed county and state funding for Caspersen Beach could convert 113 acres of wild shoreline into a developed area with wooden walkways more parking and a fulltime beach patrol. He fears erosion of the wild character and envisions later concessions and facilities transforming the spot into a brochure feature.
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Solons
Caspersen
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Coney
Tongue in Cheek Guide to Newspaper Lingo and Dummies
A playful tour explains dingbats dummies galleys and art notes in newsroom jargon. The author lists terms like w art waxing rolling and married to show how copy becomes print while poking fun at crew slang and equipment roles.
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New York Times
Sun Coast
Beer permits spark critique of Venice beach celebration
Letter writer praises the Venice Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees for a fine July 4 event but condemns the city for denying beer sales and allowing illegal drinking. He cites crowd control concerns and calls for restoring legal beer permits to fund charity and civic projects.
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Jaycees
Venice
Time for statesmen and low taxes to rebuild America
Howard Stemm argues that government overreach harms industry and that Japan’s low tax, pro savings policies spurred growth. He urges voters to elect leaders with courage who will cut interference, restore pioneer spirit, and spark a postwar comeback next November. Venice.
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Missouri
Howard Stemm
Venice
Public letter laments police tactics in street humiliation incident
A longtime reader recounts witnessing a police officer humiliate a young businessman in public. The writer recalls an offer to move the businessman’s company vehicle, which was refused, and expresses sadness over policing methods in Venice.
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Venice
Appalled Visitor Describes Local Police Scene in Venice
A visitor recounts a confrontation in Venice Florida where police used forceful arrest methods on a young man for a traffic violation. The eyewitness alleges Gestapo-like tactics and fears martial law has taken hold, prompting the couple to cut their vacation short and reconsider returning next year.
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Venice
Florida
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