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Newspaper

Sun Coast Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1982

Page

4

MacArthur Tract water plan fuels Sarasota County race

Sarasota County considers spending up to 30 million for the MacArthur Tract to secure drinking water and open space. Candidates Beverly Stackler and Bryant Meeks back the purchase, while Jim Greenwald and Jeanne McElmurray debate water rights alternatives and environmental concerns ahead of the November election.

Sarasota County Jim Greenwald Jeanne MacElmurray MacArthur Beverly Stackler Stackler Greenwald Gondolier Manatee County Louisiana Purchase Jeanne McElmurray Meeks MacArthur Tract McElmurray Peace River

Pier comes first

Venice readers hear from John Castellanete about Venice city pier funding at a council meeting on September 13. A retired New Jersey firefighter argues disaster aid should fund pier repairs rather than the general fund, noting pier users rely on lighting and access.

Venice Jack Short New Jersey John Castellanete

Protests Editorial On Venice Neighbors And Public Service

A reader protests a September 11 editorial calling a group selfish for opposing a transient business near neighbors. The letter cites local volunteers and officials including the mayor and county commissioner and notes continued coverage pages.

Art League Little Theatre Venice

Letters to the Editor Policy and Submission Guidelines

The notice outlines acceptable letter length of up to 200 words and warns editors may shorten longer pieces. It prohibits poetry or copyrighted material and requires signed letters with a complete address and phone number. Submissions should be mailed to Letters to the Editor P O Box 1028 Venice Florida 33595.

P.O. Box Venice

Venice Memo Scraps Debate Local Politics and Voter Turnout

A reader's memo Bundle roasts Ted Ewing run off to Washington and questions salary tweaks by Venice City Council. It also notes low primary turnout and Rieth population figures amid property owner shifts plus letters attacking Planned Parenthood oversight and a columnist stance.

Ted Ewing Washington D.C Shibe Park Ted Venice Case Proctor Frank Rieth Planned Parenthood Association

Education for Independent Learners in Venice and Beyond

The piece extols self education and home libraries, praising the library system and the value of self guided study. It notes community college and adult education options, highlighting Manatee Junior College courses like Backyard Beekeeping and immigration history, plus writing and letter craft classes.

Venice Scanlan Manatee MJC Higgenbottom Nebraska

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