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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1979
Page
1
A weather alert warns Manasota Key residents of water supply disruption if the hurricane makes landfall. Page 12 coverage notes potential service outages and preparedness steps for the coastal area.
Temperatures and rainfall are recorded at 8 a.m. daily for the preceding 24-hour period. This notice explains the timing and scope of the weather observations used in the publication.
Celebrity Ryan Rose spoke with Radio WAMR during a Welcome Home event at McDonalds on U S 41 Bypass. Under manager Georgia Welty, Rose and family enjoyed dinner, a decorated cake and ice cream, plus gifts and a station card naming him Honorary Staff Announcer.
Manatee Junior College officials consider two land parcels in Venice for a future campus. The WCMD site near the Brickyard could avoid tax rolls and connect to city services, while a 70 to 100 acre South Venice option near the Court House Annex might be donated but require utilities work. A Sept. 24 meeting will push toward a firm choice and planning.
Venice High School hosted an open house with more than 400 parents attending after an orientation in the auditorium. Teachers met in groups by department then with individual teachers, while staff greeted attendees and outlined school goals.
Venice councilman Eugene Caffrey sought to extend the city ordinance restricting package liquor sales to 7 am to 10 pm daily with Sunday hours from 1 pm to 10 pm. At the Sarasota County Commission meeting, most members questioned the need for countywide adoption and debated the measure before proceeding.
Sarasota County School Board approves submitting three five thousand dollar Educational Improvement Projects to the state. McElheny questions use of “other people's money” and urges a separate grants office while Cropp defends small grants as teacher incentive aiding individual projects.
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