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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1982
Page
13
Kalajian criticized a Gondolier editorial on the upcoming city election as unfounded and inflammatory. He argued the piece aimed to rile voters and declared the race would be dignified, while council members offered mixed reactions and cautioned against canceling subscriptions.
Rieth championed a bill placing Venice in the protected category for manatees. Signs funded by available and donated funds will warn boaters of the mammals, now under 1000 in Florida waters, while the bill preserves recreational uses and excludes the Intracoastal Waterway from speed limits.
The notice lists multiple runoff election precinct locations across Venice and Nokomis. Venues include Orange Street Recreation Center 391 Bahama Street and Our Savior Lutheran Church 2705 North Tamiami Trail among others such as Faith Baptist Church Trinity United Presbyterian Church and Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
The McKees defend a proposed apartment complex as a community asset while seeking a variance for additional trees and parking. They express concern over potential opposition linked to the city engineer’s wife and emphasize stable yearly leases and 20 available units. A nursing home resident funds enthusiasm for a affordable, caring family environment.
Councilman Ken Kostock, a Gondolier subscriber since 1965, says he bears no malice toward the paper and has always been treated fairly. He recalls engaging editors during a past asphalt plant controversy. Mayor Proctor has read Kalajian’s memorandum and the related editorial but declines further comment. Other council members were unavailable.
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