22 May 1980
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1980
Page
1
Community life note announces the Golden Apple Sunday brunch program returning for another season. The item highlights the event title and its revival with local audience appeal and scheduling cues mentioned on this page.
The report lists temperatures and rainfall measured at 8 a.m. each day for the prior 24 hour period. Preceding dates show daily figures for highs, lows, and precipitation totals observed at the weather station.
The Venice Planning Commission recommended limiting density to block the Southwest Florida Retirement Center project. If City Council does not override, the retirement center cannot be built as designed, risking a "dead" project. Proctor's density plan faced opposition from residents wary of welfare-state impacts.
The West Coast Chapter of the March of Dimes donates ten thousand dollars toward Venice Hospital’s 1982 maternity unit opening. The grant funds a fetal monitor to support labor and delivery, nursery, and five post partum beds as part of a ten million expansion.
Venice voters opposed a two year 1.25 mill tax for school repairs in several precincts while Sarasota County backed the measure by about 57 percent to 43 percent. Official results were not yet released with only about 14 percent turnout.
Sarasota County commissioners approve a study on 30 minute bridge openings from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. to ease traffic on Hatchett Creek and Siesta Drive. FDOT will verify need. results due in one to two months before any regulation adoption.
The Venice Police Department and local FBI are not involved. The San Fiesta board seeks volunteers for committees in late October. No experience needed and rewards include seeing neighbors enjoy the events. Call 488-1855 and ask for Gordon Plummer to help.
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