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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1964

Page

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Iron Horse Chronicles Venice Rail Trail to 1910

A. B. Edwards explains how the Seaboard Airline Railroad extended from Sarasota to Venice in 1910. Mrs. Potter Palmer and Ed wards push the purchase of vast lands around Venice, aiding growth and access, with unions of local landowners donating right of way as engineers follow a Line drawn from Sarasota.

W. Earl Aumann Venice A. B. Edwards Sarasota Paul Revere Nokomis Seaboard Potter Palmer Chicago Edwards Fannie F. Lowe Ben B. Dunn Fisherman’s Wharf Bue Palmers Chicago Sunday Tribune Sarasota Bay Manatee River Englewood Lemon Bay Palmer

Edmondson Discusses 100 Committee Growth Plan at Kiwanis

George M. Edmondson addressed Kiwanis on why the South County Committee of 100 formed to craft a local development program. He urged proactive action, urging residents not to wait for help but to count and solve problems themselves. He cited Bernard Baruch on facing daunting issues.

George M. Edmondson Kiwanis Club South County Committee of 100 Edmondson Bernard Baruch Masel County Commission

Mosel Huston Backs Sarasota Courthouse Expansion Plan

Sarasota County Commissioner Mosel Huston of Venice reiterates support for the $1.5 million courthouse expansion in Sarasota and the South County branch, while challengers push for reexamination of both projects and opponents oppose the current plan. Huston, a Democrat seeking District 5, faces Republican rivals in the November race.

Sarasota County Mosel Huston Venice Commission Sarasota New South County South Venice Huston South County Leslie C. Miller Casey Key

City and SRD Agree On Utilities Relocation Plan

Venice City Council approved an agreement with the State Road Department to relocate city utilities along East Venice Avenue. The West Coast Inland Navigation District will pay to move water sewer lines fire hydrants and related facilities as part of the inland waterway project. The move follows the SRD acquiring the new right of way and the WCIND funding the relocations per a four party compromise.

Joseph H. Lord and City of Venice State Road Department East Venice Avenue Drants SRD West Coast Inland Navigation District WCIND Venice Avenue Tamiami Trail Venice By-Way Lemon Bay Boca Grande Anclete River Ft. Myers Caloosahatchie River Jack

New Lemon Bay Bridge Opens Englewood Today

Englewood and Manasota Key celebrate the opening of the Englewood Manasota Key bridge over Lemon Bay. Barriers are down at 7 a.m. as traffic shifts from the old wooden bridge to the new 998 foot structure.

Lemon Bay Bridge Englewood Charles Koch South County Manasota Key Englewood-Manasota Key Lemon Bay Wotitzky Charlotte County Charles Carlson J. Wildman C. R. Pendarvis D. M. Nanny New Phil Skandaliaris S. & S. Paint Contracting Co., Inc Tarpon Springs

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