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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1978
Page
2
A Venice resident condemns a plan to remove half the palm trees on Venice Avenue citing loss of natural resources and questioning the need while urging taxpayer protest and reconsideration due to perceived traffic and aesthetic impacts.
A rural carrier writes to correct Feb. 16 Venice Post Office piece quoting Postmaster J. Douglas Arnall. He argues rural carriers are Civil Service salaried staff paid by mail flow, route miles, and boxes served, and perform parcel post, registrations, sales of stamps and money orders, delivering many postal services directly on routes.
A new Venice Centre offers condominium homes and a stylish shopping plaza on landscaped grounds in the heart of Venice. The project preserves old world charm with Spanish styling while adding modern conveniences including copper waterlines GE heating and cooling and an interior elevator. Residents enjoy a manager on site a swimming pool sauna recreation center and social activities near the post office library and banks.
Venice readers are urged to return a mailed questionnaire to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board at City Hall. The four part series on Venice’s park and recreation facilities informs residents about options, maintenance, budget and future expansions for city and county facilities and programs.
The Venice Area Public Library highlights Loren Eiseley and his work. Dr. Eiseley urged protecting wonder and compassion as essential to humanity. A Boston Museum of Science award recognized his science communication. His book The Immense Journey drew readers who shared in its pleasure.
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