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Gillespie Park home renovation points to the future of the neighborhood. INSIDE

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by Roger Drouin | City Editor

DUANY EFFECT In 2000, Andres Duany created a wish list of more than 40 priorities as part of Sarasota’s Downtown Master Plan. Thus far, 10 projects have been completed.

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+ Mind blowing Sarasota Christian School sent four teams — the most in Florida — to the Odyssey of the Mind’s World Finals May 23 to May 25, at Michigan State University.

All its teams did well, but the 10th grade team, making its sixth consecutive appearance, placed fourth in the world for the second year in a row. The team is only in its second year in the high-school division and was one of the youngest teams to compete at the world level.

lanner Andres Duany came to Sarasota in 2000 with one goal in mind: to try to make Sarasota a vibrant, walkable downtown.

In 2000, Duany, who many consider the father of new urbanism, and his team of planners spent 10 days in Sarasota working on a blueprint that became an ambitious list of more than 40 separate projects. That blueprint eventu-

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ally became the city’s Downtown Master Plan.

And, according to operations manager of the Downtown Improvement District John Moran, when Duany returns June 18 and 19 to speak about Sarasota’s future, he will likely speak about some of those same issues he addressed in 2000. Some of them include walkable streets; connecting downtown to the bayfront; and en-

couraging redevelopment in close-tod o w n t o w n Duany districts.

Some of the projects have been accomplished; others gave way to a lack of funding or political support. Still others remain in the planning phase.

Those who know Duany know that when he returns, he won’t mince words.

The Observer states some of Duany’s high priorities for Sarasota / PAGE 2A

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Temple Emanu-El Director of Religious Education Sabrina Silverberg and students Katie Hurwitz and Abbie Jo Mount display the blue boxes used to collect tzedakah donations.

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+ Charitable lesson Temple Emanu–El Religious School donated its tzedakah — which means charity of righteousness in Hebrew — for the 201213 school year. Children donated to the tzedakah Sunday mornings and raised $1,329.26 throughout the school year. Students voted to donate the money to animal shelter Nate’s Place; the children’s care facility Everyday Blessings; and the Israel-based charity for young cardiac patients Save a Child’s Heart.

by Roger Drouin | City Editor

Study will sketch Circle garage plans Commercial property owners and residents agree on a preliminary parking proposal.

A St. Armands parking feasibility study set to begin in August will illuminate concepts for a parking garage that could be located at one of two potential city-owned parcels on the Circle.

The St. Armands Business Improvement District (BID) will fund the study, up to $50,000.

The study will concentrate on two parcels — one at the corner of Fillmore and Monroe drives, on the south end of the Circle, and the other on a parcel on North Adams Drive behind the Columbia Restaurant.

According to Mark Lyons, the city’s parking manager, the study should answer the following questions: “If we did build a parking garage, where would it be? What would it look like? How much would it cost?” The city is overseeing the study.

During an update on the parking project at a June 11 Business Improvement District (BID) meeting, Lyons said it’s important the study also address concerns about blending the parking garage into the environment of homes located near the structure, especially if the site at the corner of Fillmore and Monroe drives is chosen. That site is located close in proximity to homes on both sides.

“We want to make sure the neighborhoods are completely protected and it blends in,” Lyons said.

The city will begin seeking bids from consultants next week to conduct the study.

“We are trying to move it forward as quickly as we can,” Lyons said.

If plans for a garage advance, the BID — a taxing district that St. Armands Circle property owners voted to create to help finance improvements on the Circle — along with the city, would co-fund the cost of the parking garage, said Marty Rappaport,

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✓ Downtown grocer

✗ Bayfront connectivity

One of Duany’s biggest priorities was to bring in a downtown grocery to accommodate the growing residential population; serve as an anchor for a revitalized downtown; and promote the walkable, new urbanism Sarasota sought to embrace. With the high cost of downtown real estate, Whole Foods eventually partnered with the city to build its market on city property and opened in December 2004.

“The market is the first thing you need to have in a downtown, and the hardest one to get,” Duany said during a June 7 interview with the Sarasota Observer.

Duany’s top priority was to connect downtown to the bayfront, said Dale Parks, a Sarasota architect who worked for the local firm that partnered with Duany to create the master plan in 2000.

Duany championed the concept of a roundabout at Gulfstream and U.S. 41. The project remains part of the city’s long-term plans for a string of 10 multi-lane roundabouts on the bayfront, but commissioners would like to see a pair of roundabouts farther north completed first before construction starts on the proposed circles at the busier intersections such as U.S. 41 and Gulfstream Avenue.

✓ Lemon Avenue Mall

✗ Paid parking

A bricked Lemon Avenue with wide sidewalks was another high priority project.

Lemon Avenue was torn up and redone in 2004. A seashell fountain feature anchors the street and Lemon Avenue is filled with Farmer’s Market stands and market shoppers every Saturday.

“I call it Piazza Limone,” said downtown advocate Diana Hamilton, who attended all of the planning charettes when Duany was last in town. “It made it more hip.”

Sarasota installed paid parking meters in April 2011 and yanked them out in March 2012.

In 2000, Duany told city officials that parking meters on Main Street was a necessity if Sarasota wanted “to grow up.”

“I hope it comes up,” Duany said about parking meters. Any renewed effort to put in meters has to be “on a block by block analysis,” Duany said.

✓ Single-lane roundabouts

Duany listed several roundabouts on his priority list, including a pair at Ringling and Pineapple Avenues and Ringling and Palm Avenues. The goal was to make those intersections more pedestrian friendly. Two new roundabouts at those locations opened to pedestrians and traffic in June 2012.

✓ Parking garages The Master Plan highlights three locations for parking garages. So far, the city has completed one on Palm Avenue, which opened in December 2010. The city is now in the planning phase for a second public mixed-use garage on State Street.

Duany suggested the city purchase the parcel of land at the corner of Orange Avenue and Laurel Street for a third parking garage. Michael Saunders & Co. currently owns that property.

Duany wanted to see up to four stories of retail or residential liner uses at the bottom of any parking garage the city built. The Palm Avenue garage has only one floor of commercial space.

✗ Fruitville Road Duany desired to connect downtown to the Rosemary District and Gillespie Park, just north of Fruitville Road. He suggested adding wide crosswalks and narrowing traffic lanes so people could cross into the Rosemary District. What has been done so far? “Zilch, nada, nothing,” noted Hamilton.

But during an April capital improvements meeting, commissioners discussed a concept to would narrow a downtown stretch of Fruitville Road from four lanes to two lanes.

✗ Rosemary Neighborhood Square

Another 2000 proposal was to replace an aging storage facility with a public park in the heart of the Rosemary District.

“The city should offer to swap nearby city properties for this location,” reads the city’s Downtown Master Plan. The storage facility remains in that location.

During Duany’s Sarasota visit next week, he will speak about the importance of Sarasota becoming an attractive city to young people.

“The greatest danger for Sarasota is for it to be bypassed by the younger generation,” Duany said.

The planner will be speaking at a dinner event June 18, and at a joint meeting of the Sarasota City and Sarasota County commissioners at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 19, at the Sarasota County Administration building, 1660 Ringling Blvd.

Duany said cities need “constant new blood,” and places such as Mobile, Ala., and Miami are good examples of cities attracting young people through job creation.

Mobile, Ala., recently brought in aircraft manufacturer Airbus, which created a 1,000 jobs two miles from the city’s downtown.

“Imagine Sarasota County trying to get an Airbus factory,” Duany said. “There would be environmental studies for the next decade.

“It is hard to get things done in Sarasota,” said Duany.

Duany said local graduates of the Sarasota’s three colleges should be able to stay in Sarasota, find good work and get involved in city life. “(Entrepreneurs) should be building affordable housing,” Duany said. “(Sarasota) needs to lighten up and let the young do things.”

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by Nick Friedman | Community Editor

Restoration close to completion Motorists commuting on Mound Street last week might have noticed significant progress in the Mable Ringling Memorial Fountain restoration project in Lukewood Park.

And, if the honks and waves Sarasota Alliance for Historic Preservation board member Larry Kelleher has received during his onsite visits are any indication, people like what they see.

Kelleher, along with fellow board members, spearheaded efforts to renovate the historic fountain in 2011, and in August, the organization led an exploratory excavation. Now, nine months later, the project is nearly complete, and the fountain, which has been buried and in disrepair since the early 1950s, will soon stand just as it did when it was built in 1936.

As part of the historical renovation, the fountain’s original statue, now located on St. Armands Circle, was cast and duplicated; a new fountain bowl was recreated from photographs; and the original lion statues that accompanied the fountain were recovered from J.D. Hamil Park and returned to their original location.

“It’s been quite a process,” says Kelleher. “It’s a thrilling experience, and I’ve never been involved with something like this before. It’s been a long process, with everyone trying to fit time into their work schedules, but it’s all happening now, and we’re very excited.”

After successfully testing the water Tuesday, June 11, some

After nine months of work, renovations to the Mable Ringling Memorial Fountain in Lukewood Park are nearing completion.

Gillespie Park grill sparks safety concern The parks board recommends posting ‘charcoal only’ signs to dissuade improper and unsafe use of the grill.

Above: Workers place the duplicate statue onto the fountain. minor additional concrete, stone and electrical work is all that remains to complete the project.

Kelleher, who has been filming the process for an educational documentary, estimates the statue will be in working order within the next few weeks, and Sarasota Alliance for Historic Preservation board members plan to host a ribbon-cutting ceremony in October, to coincide with the Ringling International Arts Festival and allow out-of-town project donors to be present.

“Seeing the water flow, I

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The Mable Ringling Memorial Fountain sat buried in dirt for nearly 60 years. Now, renovations to the fountain are nearly complete. let out a huge sigh of relief,” says Kelleher. “It’s been a lot of work, but this is an engaging part of our heritage, and I’m excited for people to see

it. I’ve always wondered what the fountain looked like underneath all the dirt. To see it completed will be a dream come true.”

by Roger Drouin | City Editor

Ford plans $2.5 million expansion The project will go to the city’s Development Review Committee June 19, and the dealership hopes to start construction within two to four months.

After several slow years, 2013 is in line to become the best in overall profit since 1995 for Sarasota Ford. Sales are up 16% from last May. “People are coming back into the buying market,” said Matt Buchanan, operating partner at the dealership. And Buchanan said that’s precisely the reason the downtown dealership has a $2.5 million renovation and expansion in the works.

“We wouldn’t have thought of doing this two years ago,” Buchanan said.

The expansion to the highly visible dealership, which faces U.S. 301 just after its split from U.S. 41, will bring a new showroom, adding an extra 2,664 square feet of space and an upgraded, aluminum façade onto the showroom.

The project will go to the city’s Development Review Committee June 19, and Buchanan hopes to start construction within two to four months.

Plans for a new six-bay Quick Lane oil change center will provide a need for up to 10 additional full-time employees, from technicians to a cashier.

Salesman Lorenzo Dixon Jr. said the new showroom area

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The showroom facing U.S. 301 near downtown will get an upgraded, aluminum facade.

SARASOTA FORD Top sellers F-150..............................90 Fusion.............................65 Escape............................64 Explorer...........................45 — Numbers reflect sales year to date

and front space will focus on a customer-friendly atmosphere.

And as part of the renovation, the dealership’s showroom area will provide a new movie room, a café, a kids center, an aquarium, a business center and larger bathrooms.

“It’s going to be awesome,”

Dixon said. “You can take your kids into the theater, while we do all the paperwork.”

Buchanan said the showroom renovation was overdue because the space had not been updated since before 1995, when Matt’s father, U.S. Rep. Vern Buchanan, purchased the dealership.

Buchanan Automotive Group also operates Space Coast Honda in Cocoa and ToyotaScion of Elizabeth City in Elizabeth City, N.C. In 2011, Matt Buchanan, 28, took over operation of the dealership.

“We consider this our flagship dealership,” Buchanan said.

The big sellers at Sarasota

Ford continue to be F-150s, with 90 of the trucks sold so far this year. The dealership also sold 65 Fusions, making the high-efficiency car designed to compete with the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, the second best-seller at the dealership.

Because the average age of a vehicle owned in the United States is 10 years, Buchanan expects demand for new cars to increase as more and more people are looking to replace their older cars.

He also expects Sarasota to continue to recover economically.

“I’m bullish on Sarasota,” Buchanan said.

Residents living near Gillespie Park have been trying to clean up their neighborhood park and ensure that it stays that way.

First, a year ago, there was a park-wide cleanup to remove human waste, condoms and toilet paper. A group of 40 to 50 homeless people, who had been regularly gathering in the park, had left the trash. Then, earlier this month, residents teamed up with the Sarasota School of Arts and Sciences to refurbish and paint seven benches in the park.

But then, residents noticed another problem. A few weeks ago, Dale Orlando, who lives a block from the park, was concerned when she saw several homeless people stacking a large pile of wood into a grill in the neighborhood’s park.

“People were running through the park with machetes and cutting down branches,” Orlando said.

According to Orlando, someone had also cut down bamboo and was burning it in the grill.

“They had a huge bonfire, just to have a fire,” Orlando said.

Although residents say the large crowds of homeless people have subsided, and, as a result, the amount of trash has lessened, the situation with the grill has stoked concerns about garbage and crime.

The grill had become a safety concern for Orlando. She was worried about a fire spreading to the nearby pavilion or people getting sick from eating on a dirty grill grate.

In April, the Original Gillespie Park Neighborhood Association, one of two neighborhood associations in Gillepie Park, also wrote a letter to the city requesting that the grill be removed.

“I don’t think there is anything meanspirited happening,” Orlando said. “We are just trying to get the park to be a better place to live around.”

Longtime neighborhood advocate Linda Holland said she didn’t want to see city officials remove the grill.

“Having the grill there for people to use is what public parks are all about,” Holland said. “We didn’t want to take it out. But a lot of people were concerned it wasn’t being used properly.”

According to Holland, the problem is that a small group had taken it over “for exclusive use,” and residents worried when they saw big flames so close to the pavilion and homeless people ripping branches off trees in the park.

The city’s Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection (PREP) Advisory Board heard the Original Gillespie Park Neighborhood Association’s request, and the board voted eight to three, May 16, to keep a newly-refurbished grill in the park and post a sign to notify people that only charcoal could be used in the grill. The city refurbished the grill last month.

PREP board member George Spector voted against the motion to install the sign.

“I don’t want the police in there determining what charcoal is legal or not,” Spector said. “Now what are they? The charcoal police.”

Todd Kucharski, public works general manager, said he is working with police officials and the city attorney to come up with exact wording for the sign that should be up within two months.

Kucharski said he is not a big fan of signs in parks. But it seemed clear that residents were concerned about the way the grill was being used.

If park users ignore the “charcoal only” sign, police will be able to enforce current city ordinances that prohibit defacing park property and regulate grill fires, Kucharski said.

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NEWSBRIEFS + Developer signs intent with Kimpton hotel chain A developer proposing to build a business hotel on a .95-acre parcel of county-owned land said he has a signed letter of intent with the Kimpton chain of hotels.

If the project across the street from the historic courthouse at 20 N. Washington Blvd. advances, Kimpton would operate a boutique businesses-focused hotel on the property, said Rod Connelly, president and founder of Civix Inc., a Sarasota-based real-estate development company.

“This location in the city, from the standpoint of office space, is centrally located,” Connelly said.

The idea of developing the site first arose a year ago, when County Commissioner Joe Barbetta led a discussion about whether the county should sell three of its prime parcels of public land — including the acre on U.S. 301. Barbetta said a private development — whether it be a hotel, office building or some other project — on the county-owned land would spur economic development.

Connelly said he hopes to make a presentation about his proposal to the County Commission within a month. The proposal involves a land swap resulting in a 150-room hotel on the upper Main Street property.

+ Iwo Jima monument supporters to make presentation Supporters of an effort to bring a bronze Iwo Jima monument to Sarasota’s bayfront are slated to make a presentation to city commissioners next month.

Tom Savage, founder of the Sarasota Public Art Fund, said a tentative July 8 presentation date is set. At the City Commission meeting, Savage will talk about the project and request permission to permanently place the sculpture on the bayfront next to

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Community Alliance Steering Committee — 1:30 p.m. Monday, June 17, Sarasota School Board Chambers, 1980 Landings Blvd., Sarasota

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Regular City Commission Meeting — 2:30 and 6 p.m. Monday, June 17, City Hall, Commission Chambers, 1565 First St., Sarasota.

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 School Board Monthly Work Session — 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 18, Landings Administrative Complex, 1980 Landings Blvd., Sarasota.  Development Review Committee — 9 a.m. Wednesday, June 19, City Hall, Room 122, 1565 First St., Sarasota.

Unconditional Surrender.

Savage and project supporters have been approaching potential donors. It will cost an estimated $1.6 million to buy the sculpture, install it permanently and maintain it.

“We hope to have half of the funding in place by the time we go to the City Commission,” Savage said, “and that is a hope.”

Longboat Key resident and U.S. Navy veteran Harold Ronson and Savage are on a mission to acquire Felix de Weldon’s original 1945 Iwo Jima monument. Ronson was part of the Navy’s Amphibious Forces, and during the invasion of Iwo Jima, he was one of the sailors charged with taking U.S. Marines of the Fifth Division from ships to Iwo’s shores.

+ Correction In the Your Neighbor on Steve Wilberding printed in the June 6 issue, the Sarasota Observer incorrectly wrote the organization Wilberding founded. Its correct name is Up With People.

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by June LeBell | Contributing Writer

Sarasota Orchestra names new music director Estonian conductor Anu Tali calls the new opportunity, ‘a marriage made in heaven.’

and I feel there’s something I can do with them. You accept me saying, let’s try this, and then — I’m all yours.”

According to Tali, there is no right or wrong way to play something, but there are traditions. She says once you know the tradition, it’s exciting to look in the score and see beyond the tradition.

“This orchestra has its own personality and you have to find out more about what that personality is,” said Tali. “Figure out what’s already there and make use of it.

Build on their strengths and, together, we ask for more.”

The search for a new music director began a year-and-a-half ago. After Leif Bjaland resigned from the position, a special search committee was formed to lead a “closed search,” during which time all the orchestra’s guest conductors may have been possible candidates.

“The board of the orchestra recognized the thorough job done by the Search Committee and approved the recommendation that Anu Tali serve as the fifth music director of the Sarasota Orchestra,” said Anne Folsom-Smith, chairman of the orchestra’s board. “We believe Anu will take the Sarasota Orchestra to a higher level and, in the process, will ignite even greater passion for one of the region’s cultural gems.”

The search committee, which was made up of four musicians from the orchestra and two each of board members, staff and community representatives,

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Anu Tali signed a three-year contract with the Sarasota Orchestra, which begins August 1. The 40-year-old conductor is from Estonia.

made a unanimous recommendation of Tali to the board Tuesday. Edward Alley, one of the two community members, acted as the non-voting chairman of the committee.

“This was the best, most effective and collaborative committee I’ve worked with in my 50 years in the orchestra business,” said Alley, who was a bassist, an orchestra conductor and, later, a manager of the New York Philharmonic.

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A warmhearted trust and musical connection seemed to have existed between us since our first meeting.

It has been magical for me to share the stage with the Sarasota Orchestra. May the journey begin.

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— Anu Tali, new music director of the Sarasota Orchestra

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The Sarasota Orchestra named Anu Tali as its new music director Tuesday, June 11. The 40-year-old Estonian conductor is being signed to a three-year contract that will officially begin Aug. 1.

Tali, who led the orchestra in two concerts — once this past season and the first two years ago, both to critical and audience raves — made her U.S. conducting debut in 2005 with the New Jersey Symphony. When she was in her 20s, she cofounded the Nordic Symphony Orchestra with her twin sister. Tali has appeared regularly with ensembles throughout this country, Europe and Asia, and is known for her dynamism, enthusiasm and clarity of beat.

“When I came here, I saw that the orchestra had grown immensely since I conducted them just a couple of years before,” Tali said of her most recent experiences with the Sarasota Orchestra.

She added that orchestra members had opinions they wanted to share and that there was a sense of dignity, an artistic pride.

“This, I think, is a marriage made in heaven,” Tali said. “I really feel this is. I’m Estonian and blunt in my English, but when I asked (the musicians) for something musically, you could see they enjoyed going beyond the music making,” she said. “We had a great time together.

It was miraculous. They would take a risk for me and that’s a big compliment.

There’s a place and a time for everything

of the orchestra, said, “We are confident Anu will enhance and invigorate the way people perceive live classical music in our region, build on our past successes and attract new audiences to our great Orchestra.”

And, in a phone interview Tuesday evening, he added, “This has been a fabulous journey for the organization and I’m thrilled. The search committee, the music committee and Anu’s appointment have already enriched our whole organization and made it stronger.”

Tali, who will be the fifth music director in the Sarasota Orchestra’s 65-year history, opens the 2013-2014 season with Masterworks concerts Nov. 8 through Nov. 10, as well as Masterworks performances Feb. 20 through Feb. 23. Carlos Prieto, who was originally scheduled in February, will be a guest conductor in a future season.

“My goal would be — not immediately, but long term — to make the sound even more vibrant and varied,” says Tali. “I want ensemble playing; chamber music on a bigger scale. Not a vertical sound but an emphasis on phrasing and blending. That’s the musical freedom that only great orchestras make. That’s what I want.”

A dynamic musician, Tali is part of a new, exciting generation of conductors who are in demand worldwide for their work in multiple genres — orchestra, ballet and opera. When she was in Sarasota this past season, she presented herself as down-to-earth musician with a flair for bringing out the best in her orchestra musicians.

“A warmhearted trust and musical connection seemed to have existed between us since our first meeting,” said Tali of the orchestra. “It has been magical for me to share the stage with the Sarasota Orchestra. May the journey begin.”

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North Adams Lane is one of two possible locations for a parking garage. The current parcel borders the fire station on one side, stores and restaurants on the other and some residential homes.

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PARKING / FROM PAGE 1A chairman of the Circle’s business district.

Rappaport expressed a mood of willing compromise between commercial property owners and merchants, who say a lack of parking spaces has been hurting business, and Circle residents, who are concerned about the impacts of a multi-level parking structure.

Some residents want to see two improvements — buried powerlines and a newly landscaped median on John Ringling Boulevard heading onto the Circle from Sarasota — completed if the city moves ahead with the parking structure.

“Here is the entrance to the jewel of the whole area, and we have these horrible powerlines,” Jay Sparr president of the St. Armands Residents Association Sparr said after the meeting.

Homeowners would like to see both improvements completed simultaneously as the garage.

Ed Rosenblum, a member of the residents association, agreed that the two improvements would be a welcome addition to the Circle when packaged with a parking structure deal.

“We do not oppose a parking garage,

provided it meets our needs,” Rosenblum said.

The biggest unknown for the construction of a parking garage is funding. One possible source would be contingent on an extension of the St. Armands BID taxing district.

On May 14, the St. Armands BID announced its second effort to mail out ballots for a 10-year extension vote for the district. In April, the district failed to receive adequate landowner approval for the extension. At the time, 33 of the 65 ballots were returned to the city auditor. The special taxing district will expire Sept. 30 without a successful referendum vote by landowners.

“On Sept. 18 we should know the results of the referendum,” Rappaport said.

The need for a parking structure was identified in the Circle’s master plan penned five years ago. At the time, the master plan pointed out a shortage of 750 to 1,000 parking spaces on the Circle, where parking for visitors is mostly limited to on-street parking.

Compared to other areas of the city, parking is limited on the Circle.

“Our data shows the lowest number of (parking) spaces and the highest demand,” Lyons said.

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Capitalize on the moment The cloud of euphoria enveloping the Sarasota Ballet this week is well deserved.

And it is not over the top to exclaim this tiny (in budget) but extraordinarily talented ballet company, Sarasota’s own, reached a historic high in its 26 years of existence this past weekend at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. For one, it’s a substantial milestone in itself that the organizers of “Ballet Across America” invited the Sarasota Ballet to perform at the Kennedy Center — the national center for the arts.

But good gosh, what occurred afterward may never, ever happen again: Alastair Macaulay, of the New York Times, who is pretty much the Zeus of ballet critics around the world, certainly in this country, said Sarasota Ballet performed Sir Frederic Ashton’s “Les Pateneurs” better than Britain’s Royal Ballet, the world-renowed, prima of all ballet companies: “Hard to believe though this sounds, the dancers perform it with an understanding that surpasses the Royal Ballet’s,” Macaulay wrote. And he added: “The Sarasota performances are the finest I’ve seen of this ballet in over 30 years.”

Those now-immortal words came on the heels of the Washington Post proclaiming Sarasota Ballet “the jewel” of this year’s “Ballet Across America.”

staff. Nor do the dates rarely justify the exorbitant costs.

Consider the fees: When Sarasota Ballet is able to book dates at the Sarasota Opera House, it pays $19,000 for three performances and two days of technical preparation. At the Van Wezel: $60,000 for the same time.

Everyone understands the city’s dilemma. The City Commission and city administration don’t want the Van Wezel to be a financial drain on taxpayers — with all city taxpayers having to subsidize a performing arts center that only a few city residents use.

Over the past two years, the Van Wezel staff has fulfilled that mission well. It has eliminated the $150,000 to $200,000 annual subsidies from the city’s general fund.

But one of the trade-offs in that effort is that none of the Frank Atura city’s arts or not-for-profit organizations that would benefit ing Sarasota Ballet at this very moment, from the Van Wezel receives wouldn’t it make sense now to capitalize on “hometown” treatment. No breaks for the it? To make concerted efforts to showcase home teams. two of the city’s acclaimed performing arts It’s understandable, to an extent. Indeed, organizations — the ballet and Sarasota we’ve never been a fan of any kind of subOrchestra (with its new conductor, Anu Tali), sidies. Nonetheless, it’s not right. The Van each of which is desperate for a performing Wezel belongs to the people. What’s more, venue that suits its stature? there are ways to structure pricing and dates We have that venue to showcase them — without taxpayer subsidies that can give in the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall. But our hometown organizations better pricing its fees and available performing dates for treatment than some of the traveling shows local organizations are, respectively, ridicuVan Wezel’s pricing of worn-out bands and shows that suck up lously outrageous and lousy.

We have recounted these exhilaratthe Van Wezel’s most prized dates.

The fees are so outrageous it makes little ing comments not just as more deserved Do what many businesses do: Give their financial or economic sense for either of applause and cheerleading for the ballet’s best customers (hello: local organizations) these organizations to book dates. And the artistic director, Iain Webb, and his troupe better pricing than the out-of-towners. dates often presented to them are so lousy, of young dancers (they were the youngest in And wouldn’t it make sense to give date in all practicality, it’s not worth the pain and average age of all of the companies that perpreference to the local ballet and orchestra formed last weekend). But we are emphasiz- angst to try to negotiate with the Van Wezel and other organizations, particularly during ing them to make another point: the height of season? The more This past weekend’s accolades and better visibility they receive, for the ballet company provide the greater their attendance will Van Wezel 2011-12 Budget convincing evidence — not that be, the stronger they will become, Revenues Chg. from 2011 it was necessary — that Sarasota the more they will be able to afNet ticket sales $5,974,700 +9.7% City Hall management needs to ford and the more recognized the Ticket surcharge – operations $333,594 +6.0 change its bone-headed position city will become for its cultural Building/Other rental fees $466,627 +3.7% on the fees it charges the city’s riches. Each one feeds on the Parking lot rental, fees $321,616 +7.3% local arts organizations to use other.

Program Ads $30,250 -34.2% the Van Wezel Performing Arts Bar/food $78,000 +7.4% Capitalize on the moment Hall.

Van Wezel Foundation Grants $225,000 -34.6% This is a moment and an opWhat do Van Wezel fees have Other grants, contributions $320,743 -10.6% portunity on which to capitalize. to do with performing at the Postage, handling charges $142,600 +2.2% The City Commission and Visit Kennedy Center?

Concessions $17,000 5.8% Sarasota, especially, should not Perhaps the ballet’s Kennedy Miscellaneous $3,805 +528.9% squander it.

Center success will serve as a Investment income $30,000 +9.6% Indeed, how sad and bad it long-awaited revelation to the Total $7,943,935 +5.74% would be if tourism and city leadVan Wezel’s management, the Expenditures ers sat on their haunches and Van Wezel Foundation, City Personnel $1,593,240 +6.8% allowed the Van Wezel to conManager Tom Barwin and the Operating expenses $1,565,440 +0.7% tinue the status quo. We can hear entire City Commission that it Marketing expenses $701,402 +11.8% it now: We’ve already booked all would behoove the city to show Performance fees $3,059,497 +7.9% the dates for next year; we can’t stronger support for one of the Other performance expense $1,024,356 +26.6% change them. most crucial economic engines Total $7,943,935 +8.5% Really? Not for a ballet comin this region.

Source: City of Sarasota pany that was called better than With the national and interthe Royal Ballet? national accolades enshroud-

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Unknown suspects knocked over and broke four concrete fountains. Suspect/suspects also stole a concrete fish, which was a part of one of the fountains. On an earlier date, someone had been arrested on the property. It is possible that the subject may have retaliated for being arrested.

June 4

FUNNY MONEY Midnight — 300 block of Gershwin Drive.

Counterfeit Currency. One man offered to pay other man $50 to help him do yard work.

To complete the transaction, the first man handed the second man $100 as payment.

The second man returned two $20s and a $10 bill back to the first man as change. The two $20s and $10 bill were counterfeit.

June 5

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Miscellaneous. A resident called the police about an illegally parked car that was blocking his driveway. The resident called the police back to report that the car had left.

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enue. Burglary of a Vehicle. A home-surveillance camera captured a teenager attempting to break into a SUV. The suspect used his shirt to cover his hand to avoid leaving fingerprints.

The vehicle door was locked, and the suspect was unable to get into the car. The suspect left the area.

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Dear Editor: Too late are Americans awakening to the fact that the big government for which they voted is now mired in scandals peculiar to the nature of big government.

It has been revealed that one of President Obama’s closest advisers knew of the IRS’ venture into the repression of free speech. Does anyone really believe that he didn’t discuss this with the president?

Does anyone believe that a U.S. consulate can be under attack and the president is not involved in the decision of how to react, or in this case, not react, to save the lives of the consuls?

Does anyone really believe that the president has the right to declare the Senate in recess, when the Senate is not in recess, to appoint executive branch officials who otherwise could not have won confirmation to their positions of extreme power in the NLRB? And, does anyone really believe that the president, so insecure, who encouraged internet users to report conservative activity to the federal government, was not involved in the seizing of telephone records to identify leaks of information unfavorable to his administration.

Obama has shown himself to have

SUSPICIOUS CRACK 7 p.m. — 400 block of N. Conrad Avenue.

Criminal Mischief. Homeowner heard a “bang.” She then heard the kitchen window crack. The homeowner did not see any people or cars around at the time. When the police officer arrived, he found window damage that appeared to be from a BB gun.

BUMP AND RUN 11:17 p.m. —1600 block of Main Street.

Unclassified. The unknown female driver of dark colored Jeep hit a light pole and caused damage to the pole. The driver fled the scene.

June 7 NO DOG LEFT BEHIND 1:53 a.m. — 5000 block of N. Tamiami Trail. Found Animal. After police arrested a man, his dog was left behind at the hotel where he was staying. The dog was barking at people and acting aggressively. Police call Animal Control, which was able to safely remove the dog.

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+ Tyranny still exists Dear Editor: You are a great American. Your word for this year is “freedom.” Perfect. Very timely.

The next time you write about freedom please include this: A big part of the definition of freedom in America is being free from coercion and free from intimidation, especially from our current administration.

In 1775, our patriot forefathers were fighting against the tyranny of King George III and his British Parliament. Today we are fighting against tyranny from our own government!

George Washington said, “The constitution must be held steadfast for cunning, ambitious and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion.”

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1981

Siesta Key resident Doug Stone had more use of a fish than anyone else in his neighborhood. First he’d catch it. Then he’d preserved its image on paper.

Then he’d eat it. What Stone didn’t eat, his cat finished off. Stone was an ichthyologist (a fish studier); an ichthyophagist ( a fish eater); and an ichthyographist (a fish printer).

Stone transformed the fish into art Photo by Carol Doty using an ancient Japanese art form called gyotaku (gyo meaning fish and tuku meaning rubbing). At one point, 30 of his gyotaku prints of fish that live in Sarasota Bay were on exhibit at Mote Marine Science Center. — June 11, 1981 Observer archives

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Howard Beach, who represented Surfrider Beach Apartments on Midnight Pass Road, petitioned the Sarasota County Commission to pass an ordinance prohibiting parasailing from any county beaches.

Beach told commissioners that a parasail rental shop had been operating near the Surfrider for about a year.

He said the beach the company was using was 100 feet wide and the towline they used was nearly 400 feet long.

“The line sometimes stretches all the way across the Surfrider beachfront, thereby blocking our own guests access to the water,” Beach said.

Beach wanted the county to pass an ordinance similar to the one the city of Sarasota adopted in December 1979, which banned boating activity, including water skiing within 500 feet of shore. Today, businesses are not allowed to solicit services on the beach, and that includes parasailing companies. According to ordinance 90.33, if there is an exchange of money for a service in a county park the person representing the business can be charged with a second-degree misdemeanor.

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“We didn’t take any shortcuts,” says Armington.

“There were a lot of places we could’ve cut corners, but we wanted it to be done the right way. We built just about every part of these boats. Everything but the masts.”

Herrin and his father completed his boat and sailed it for the first time in October 2012, and Armington and his father wrapped up their project in March.

“The biggest sacrifice was just Photos by Nick Friedman finding the time to work on it,” says Herrin. “Just about every day after school and all day every weekend was spent working on it, but it’s something I’m really proud of, now.”

In August, the boys will take their boats to the A-Class North American Championships in California, where they’ll compete against approximately 60 other boats.

“I’m excited for that,” says Herrin.

“I haven’t sailed in that big of a fleet with A-Cats. It will be exciting to go out there and compete, knowing we made these boats ourselves.”

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At a November 2011 regatta, the two boys noticed several competitors sailing A-class catamarans that they’d built themselves. The possibility of building and sailing their own boats intrigued them, and so Armington and Herrin approached the competition. After meeting the boat-mold designer, O.H. Rogers, they worked out an arrangement to borrow the molds for the hulls, as long as they agreed to build an additional boat for him.

In February, the boys went to pick up the molds and got to work, enlisting help from some qualified tradesmen — their fathers, both of whom are boat builders. The months that followed were spent in the garage, learning the tools of the trade as they went.

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National Champ Sarasota resident Ben Delaney rowed in the stroke seat of the Sarasota Crew Men’s Varsity 8+ boat that captured its first national tittle June 9, at the USRowing Youth National Championships in Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Ben Delaney needed a solitary, tangible piece of evidence that all of his hard work and dedication accounted for something.

With the pressure mounting, Delaney settled into the stroke seat and headed out onto Melton Lake in Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Five minutes, 52.99 seconds and 2,000 meters later, Delaney found what he was looking for.

And in that moment, the Sarasota resident fell backward and began to cry.

As his teammates splashed water and cheered around him, the realization that Delaney had finally achieved what only a select few athletes ever achieve finally began to set in.

Delaney was a national champion.

Delaney and teammates Andre Dupuis, Nick Edwards, Jose Colon, Andrew Konecny, Maddux Castle, Travis Taaffe, Ryan Hails and Benson Stevens won gold at the 2013 USRowing Youth National Championships June 7 to June 9.

The Crew finished ahead of Oakland Strokes (5:55.50) and Marin Rowing Association (5:57.15) to become the first Sarasota Crew team to win a national championship.

Sarasota resident Ben Delaney, top, joined the Sarasota Crew in “Winning was confirJanuary 2012 after spending two-and-one-half years rowing for the mation that all of the work Orlando Area Rowing Society.

that I’ve put in through my entire rowing career finally paid off to something tangible,” Delaney says. “Everything I’ve done for the past four years has meant something, and I’m leaving a legacy here at Sarasota Crew.

Everyone wanted it as much as I did. This has been a long time coming.”

The team finished second at last year’s national championships, and, ever since then, Delaney has been focused on making his final Sarasota Crew race count.

“We don’t train for states — we train for nationals,” Delaney says. “Hard work got us that win. You can’t really see any progression because there aren’t any races after (regionals), so we just had to work hard and trust the training plan.”

Delaney started rowing during his freshman year of high school, after his parents encouraged him to take up a sport. The former home-schooled student lived a mile from the Orlando Area Rowing Society, so that summer he decided to try the sport and he enjoyed it right away.

Delaney spent two-and-a-half years rowing for OARS, where he made the 2011 Junior World Championship team. In 2012, after moving to Sarasota, he joined the Crew.

Two months ago, after helping lead the Crew to another sculling state championship,

Delaney approached his coach about moving from the fifth seat back to the stroke seat.

“My old coach never gave me a chance, and I thought maybe I could try something different,” Delaney says.

Following the transition to his new position, Delaney helped lead the Crew to a come-frombehind victory over rival Winter Park, one of the fastest clubs in the nation, at the sweep state championships.

The two boats were neck and neck before the Crew ended up trailing by about half of a boat length with 650 meters to go.

Delaney and his teammates upped their stroke speed to 38 strokes per minute with 400 meters to secure the victory.

“We all wanted it and we knew losing was not an option. That was really the defining moment for us,” Delaney says.

Now with state, regional and national championships to his credit, and his final Sarasota Crew race behind him, Delaney will spend the summer preparing to head to the University of Wisconsin, where he was recruited to row for the Badgers.

“Right now I’m hoping to make the Olympic team,” Delaney says. “That would be one of the coolest things ever. That would be really awesome to do that.”

Contact Jen Blanco at jblanco@yourobserver.com.

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by Jen Blanco | Sports Editor

Masters swimmers race toward gold in Pan Am More than 1,550 swimmers, ranging in age from 18 years old to 97 years old, hit the pool for the 2013 Pan-American Masters Championships June 1 thorugh June 13, at the Selby Aquatic Center, in Sarasota.

The event, which was held in the U.S. for the first time, drew swimmers from 22 different countries to compete in synchronized swimming, swimming and the open-water competition.

Left: Sarasota YMCA Sharks Masters swimmer Jonathan Fong competes in the 200 IM.

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Sarasota resident Laura Dissington has been swimming for the Sarasota YMCA Sharks Masters swim team since it began.

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ny videogame enthusiast can describe the novelty of discovering hidden messages within games. The game’s programmer leaves these surprises, appropriately called “Easter eggs,” which are only discovered when players abandon the game’s structured objective and explore areas off the beaten path.

Filmmakers Derek Murphy and Mitchell Zemil liken that gaming experience to their new collaborative film project, “Sarasota Half in Dream.”

The experimental documentary aims to explore the hidden aspects of life in Sarasota, which they say are often hiding in plain sight.

“It’s almost like we’re trying to discover the “Easter eggs” in life,” says Zemil, half-jokingly.

“When you stray from the normal path of your everyday life, you discover that there’s more to Sarasota than what you see on the surface. It feels like these things were put there for you to discover, if you look for them.”

Murphy, a Riverview graduate who studied film production at the University of Rochester, and Zemil, a Pine View graduate currently studying film production at New York University, met last year through a mutual friend and began developing the idea for the documentary. Based on a concept Murphy had been generating for years, the film was originally intended to be a web series or collection of short films, but the two decided, upon filming, that the subject warranted a full-length documentary.

“When you start delving into some of Sarasota’s more obscure or secretive places, there’s this almost palpable feeling of energy,” says Murphy.

“It’s like a wellspring of energy that manifests itself in these little phenomena. Our goal was to try to document that.”

Derek Murphy and Mitchell Zemil reveal some of their favorite locations from the filming of their upcoming experimental documentary, ‘Sarasota Half in Dream.’

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Derek Murphy and Mitchell Zemil, explored a poetic view of Sarasota by filming their documentary in abandoned and obscure locations.

Strongly influenced by the subculture of urban exploration, Murphy and Zemil filmed in various locations around Sarasota, which they discovered mostly through word of mouth. Locations included abandoned boxcars, golf courses and factories, as well as isolated areas, like a portion of Lido Key, where a colony of hundreds of crabs greeted them every time.

After about a year of filming off and on, Murphy and Zemil hope to have all of their footage gathered by the end of summer. The two recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund the rest of the film, which they hope to complete by the end of the year to submit to the Sarasota Film Festival, as well as other festivals around the country.

“I was born and raised in Sarasota,” says Zemil. “On the surface, it has this very tropical suburban appearance, but when you begin to explore outside of those places, you discover how unique Sarasota really is. I hope that’s what people take away from the documentary.”

“There were a few of these in Sarasota,” says Derek Murphy. “It was interesting to see how they became canvases for graffiti. There was actually some really impressive art and poetry on some of the boxcars.”

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“There was nothing left of this factory but the framework,” says Zemil. “Inside was a stunning mix of urban decay and Florida fauna.

We were actually filming inside this factory during Tropical Storm Sandy, which was very strange.”

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“This is a place that not many people go to,” says Murphy. “Any time we went there, there was a huge colony of crabs — so many that you couldn’t see the sand.

When they would see you, they would run off and create this surprisingly loud sound, like rain sticks.”

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THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2013

real estate | transactions

By Adam Hughes | Research Editor

Home in Revised Siesta sells for $3.6 million sor, Conn., sold their Unit 302 condominium at 800 N. Tamiami Trail to Oscar Sevilla, trustee, of Vail, Colo., for $300,000.

Built in 2007, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,323 square feet of living area.

It previously sold for $240,000 in 2010.

The following residential real estate transactions took place between May 27 and May 31.

A home in Revised Siesta tops all transactions in this weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s real estate. The Northern Trust Co. and Gordon Holmes, trustees, of Naples sold the home at 3332 Gulfmead Drive to Sam Norton, trustee, of Sarasota, for $3.6 million. Built in 1970, it has four bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths and 3,084 square feet of living area.

Poinsettia Park

Jared Lundgren LLC sold the home at 1822 Magnolia St. to Florian and Katrin Schuetz, of Sarasota, for $283,000. Built in 1954, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,309 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $200,000 in 2012.

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Golden Gate Point

Golden Gate Holding Co. LLC sold the home at 182 Golden Gate Point to Vandyk Sarasota-Golden Gate Point Inc. for $3 million. Built in 1964, it has two bedrooms, four baths and 5,299 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $1.05 million in 2011.

Coral Cove

Ned Vivinetto, trustee, of Sarasota, sold the home at 1541 Caribbean Drive to Eric and Rebecca Felix, of Sarasota, for $2.2 million. Built in 2004, it has four bedrooms, four baths, two half-baths, a pool and 6,035 square feet of living area.

San Remo Estates

George and Barbara Lose, of Sarasota, sold their home at 1463 Tangier Way to Steven Clavette and Gail Coleman, of Delafield, Wis., for $1.2 million. Built in 1950, it has three bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 3,170 square feet of living area.

Avondale

Marilyn Helfenbein, of Greenwood Village, Colo., trustee, sold the home at 963 Osprey Ave. to Daniel and Jill Friedman, of Sarasota, for $885,000. Built in 2006, it has five bedrooms, four baths, a pool and 3,550 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $879,000 in 2008.

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This home at 3332 Gulfmead Drive, which has four bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths and 3,084 square feet of living area, sold for $3.6 million.

Sarabande

Thomas and Margaret Daniels, of Bradenton, sold their Unit 74 condominium at 340 S. Palm Ave. to Eugene Rose, of Sarasota, for $880,000. Built in 1998, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,774 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $565,000 in 1998.

One Watergate

Robert and Susan Jamieson sold their Unit PH-B condominium at 1111 N. Gulfstream Ave. to James Tillman and Mary Tillman, trustees, of Ozark, Mo., for $635,000.

Built in 1974, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,575 square feet of living area.

It previously sold for $630,000 in 2004.

Cherokee Park

Steven and Sami Salvatori, of Spokane, Wash., sold their home at 1687 North Drive to Justin Wasserman and Olga Uli-

taky, of Sarasota, for $555,000. Built in 1950, it has three bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 1,961 square feet of living area.

It previously sold for $520,000 in 2008.

Mandarin Park

Rebecca Leisure sold her home at 1222 Holly Fern Lane to Constance Emerson, of Newark, Del., for $382,000. Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths and 1,524 square feet of living area.

It previously sold for $360,000 in 2007.

Sunset Towers

Mary Gasper, of N. Bend, Wash., sold her Unit 407 condominium at 11 Sunset Drive to Lee and Bari Ecker, of Randolph, N.J., for $328,000. Built in 1980, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,380 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $104,500 in 1986.

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William and Susan Laramee, of S. Wind-

Florida Coast Realty of Sarasota Inc. sold the home at 3119 Dawson St. to David Ehlers, of Sarasota, for $260,000. Built in 1974, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 2,110 square feet of living area.

It previously sold for $258,400 in March.

Gulf Gate East

Federal National Mortgage Association sold the home at 4220 Kingston Court to Ten Eyck & Keegan Inc. for $218,000. Built in 1984, it has four bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 1,998 square feet of living area.

It previously sold for $334,900 in 2012.

SIESTA KEY Crystal Sands

James and Sheri Dwyer, of Sarasota, sold their Unit 307 condominium at 6300 Midnight Pass Road to Treasure Key Corp. for $950,000. Built in 1970, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,271 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $695,000 in 2008.

El Presidente

Barbara Hajjar, trustee, of Sarasota, sold the Unit 401 condominium at 6326 Midnight Pass Road to Luft-Fehl Properties for $650,000. Built in 1975, it has two bedrooms,

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TOP BUILDING PERMITS These are the largest city of Sarasota and Sarasota County building permits issued

by Sarasota County and city of Sarasota for the week of May 27 through May 31, in order of dollar amounts.

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512 Casey Key Road 1144 N. Casey Key Road 1312 Casey Key Road 1123 Coquille St. 2235 Siesta Drive 3010 Gulf Gate Drive 4178 Corte La Vista 661 Beach Road 661 Beach Road 5384 Palos Verdes Drive

Garage Elevator Wall Remodel Pool/Deck Pool/Deck Re-roof Windows/Doors Windows/Doors Deck

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$95,000 $82,000 $40,000 $26,300 $26,300 $26,000 $20,990 $20,561 $20,561 $20,345

Source: Sarasota County; city of Sarasota

Deutsche Bank, trustee, sold the home at 5115 Oxford Drive to Daniel Peshkin and Samantha Peshkin, of Sarasota, for $530,000.

Built in 1984, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,970 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $459,600 in 2012.

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101 Park S Blvd # 104 #N5780690 $169,900 Sherrey Welch

4033 Nemo Ave #A3972332 $129,900 Betty Knight

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7137 42Nd E Ct #A3977599 Brice Hagens

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Michael Marinkovic, trustee, sold the home at 641 Beach Road to Cheryl Woodruff, of Sarasota, for $499,000. Built in 1975, it has one bedroom, two baths and 1,536 square feet of living area.

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4055 Prescott St #A3979318 $169,400 Robert Agnello

4308 Wilkinson Rd #A3978336 $79,900 Kristine Niehaus

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Festivalgoers browsed an assortment of arts and crafts Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9, at the 12th annual St. Armands Circle Craft Festival. Crafters from across the United States sold pieces, such as art made out of driftwood, animal-shaped cutting boards made out of stone and colorful messenger bags sewn by hand.

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The Sarasota YMCA hosted its 23rd annual Y Achievers Recognition Breakfast Wednesday, June 5, at Michael’s On East. The YMCA awarded $100,000 in scholarships to 43 students, including highschool seniors heading to college and current college students receiving renewal scholarships as they continue their educations.

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Open Daily for Lunch & Dinner • 1200 Old Stickney Point Rd. 941-349-3885 • www.captaincurts.com

Dad hasn’t changed! He wants you to avoid paying $42 for your steak, $3 for bernaise and $10 for your potato at some fancy chain restaurant.

new england seafood at its Best!

Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-9 pm, Fri. & Sat. 11:30-9:30 pm Open Sundays 11:30-9pm • 5157 Ocean Blvd.

941-349-2323 • www.sarasotalobsterpot.com

Here’s the deal for Dad. Grilled 14oz bone in Ribeye - served with scalloped potatoes, asparagus spears, and portobello mushroom demi $12.95.

Fathers Only

Happy Hour daily • live entertainment 2-For-1 Daiquiris 3-7pm • Lunch Specials Mon.-Fri. 5250 Ocean Blvd., Siesta Key • 325 John Ringling Blvd., St. Armands 300 W. Venice Ave, Venice 941-349-8697 • daiquirideck.com

114840

tHe frencH restaurant for your Breakfast, luncH or dinner Open Daily: 7:30am-9:30pm • 5214 Ocean Blvd., Siesta Key 4:30-6:30pm Enjoy FREE plate of Mussels for 2! One per table.

941-346-0600 • bonjourfrenchcafe.com

114794

Venice’s waterfront landmark since 1976.

Boat or Car • Lunch & Dinner • Open Daily 1st Floor Tavern • 1968 Tarpon Center Dr. 941-484-9551 • www.crowsnest-venice.com food and fun for all ages Lunch & Dinner Served from 11:30 am Live Entertainment 7 Days a Week • 1600 Harbor Drive S. 941-488-1456 • www.sharkysonthepier.com

Closed Sundays

Remember how great Dad was at Math when you were little.

941-349-1423 • www.cafegabbiano.com

SieSta Key

2720 Stickney Pt Rd

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Jojo Zolikoff got his face painted.

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I guarantee dad and family will have a great family meal at Clayton’s!

Lobster Macaroni & Cheese- Ditalini pasta, four cheese blend, baby spinach, leeks, focaccia bread crumbs, white truffle oil $23

941 - 349 - 2800

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THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2013

TemperatureS

Temps.

DOUBLE TAKE

Record Temps.

High

Low

High

Low

Wed., June 5

86

74

95 (1989)

55 (1933)

Thurs., June 6

81

75

99 (1985)

59 (1933)

Fri., June 7

85

77

97 (1985)

57 (1956)

Sat., June 8

87

72

96 (1959)

62 (1962)

Sun., June 9

88

72

96 (1985)

64 (1967)

Mon., June 10

88

72

97 (1985)

60 (1930)

91

84 (1938)

91 (1960)

Tues., June 11 84

Average Gulf water temperature: 81

RAINFALL

Wed., June 5

MOON PHASES

Sarasota 0.33

Thurs., June 6

1.66

Fri., June 7

0.00

Sat., June 8

2.32

Sun., June 9

0.16

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Tues., June 11

0.54

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14.53 in 14.46 in.

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6.39 in

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June 23 Full

June 29 Last

July 8 New

2012 6.80 in.

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6:35

8:26

Sat., June 15

6:35

8:27

Sun., June 16

6:35

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Mon., June 17

6:35

8:27

Tues., June 18

6:36

8:28

Wed., June 19

6:36

8:28

RED TIDE According to a June 7 report, samples collected from areas alongshore of Southwest Florida showed no concentration of Karenia brevis off Sarasota beaches.

Sunrise Sunset 6:35 8:26

Fri., June 14

Sheila Dennehy submitted this photo of her 4-year-old twin grandchildren, Finnegan and Riley, enjoying a sunset from Crescent Beach, on Siesta Key. WEATHER PHOTOS: Enter your sunset, sunrise or weather-related photos and it could be published in one of The Observer’s newspapers. To enter your photos, visit YourObserver.com, and click on the “Contests” tab in the upper-right corner. Make sure you include where the photo was taken.

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20 Twelfth-grader 21 Instruction to a cabbie: “___ on it!”

22 Asgard god 23 1973 baseball film: “___ Slowly” 25 Warhol or Prince 27 More likely to cause a skid 28 Green lights 30 Nursery outfits 31 Maria ___ (mother of Marie Antoinette) 34 “Not guilty” pleas, e.g.

36 Wimp 37 Cobain or Russell 39 “Well, ___ be!”

40 Washer cycle 42 Chromosome material 45 Without taking a side 49 “Somewhere Out There” singer James 53 Love archer 54 Wood shaping machine 55 Long, drawn-out attack 57 The place of one’s fodder?

58 Tamsui River capital 60 Hot drink dispensers 62 Drug-related prefix 64 “... ___ gloom of night ...”

65 Withdraws (oneself) 67 Pickled delicacy 68 He discovered

X-rays 70 Put a stop to 71 Conferring 75 “___ with Mussolini” (1999 film) 76 Hands-on treatments 79 Sunbather’s desire 80 Walk by dragging one’s feet 84 Worldwide workers’ grp.

85 After-bath powders 87 Animal skin 89 Attractive quality 90 Wedding-band hand 92 Land maps 94 A delicious dish 96 Cutlass maker, for short 97 Mar, as with graffiti 99 One appearing in a reenactment, e.g.

101 Underhanded 102 Supreme Diana 104 “___ we having fun yet?”

105 Procrastinator’s promise 107 Stingers with narrow waists 110 Wrapped dishes 114 Genuflected 119 Reddish-yellow dyes 121 Depiction of Mary and Jesus 123 Work one’s fingers to the bone 124 Vacation mementos 126 High-pressure situations 129 Went in a hurry 130 “A Death in the Family” Pulitzerwinner James 131 Move stealthily

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53 Posting at SFO or LAX 56 Pirates’ potables 59 “This foolishness must ___ once!”

61 Three-toed creature 63 Ready to be drafted?

66 Be busy in a bee 69 Musical beats 72 “Sesame Street” curmudgeon 73 Give up, as a right 74 Neighbor of Pakistan 76 Not too spicy 77 On the protected side 78 Stares with open mouth 81 Subatomic particle in a collider 82 ___-in-waiting 83 Windy City trains 86 Prepare vegetables 88 Consumes 91 Roofing base 93 Type of metal 95 Breakfast corner 98 Charges 100 Remnants of a species 103 Moe, Larry or Curly 106 It may be out on a limb 107 Be uneconomical 108 Drive bonkers 109 Catch in a trap 111 Autumn bloomer 112 Halloweenish 113 Buddhist monument 115 “Adam Bede” author George 116 Vampirelike female 117 It may be blessed 118 Classroom items 120 Become less hostile 122 Sugar bowl marchers?

125 “Monkey ___, monkey do” 127 Dove call 128 Brooding female CROSSWORD_061313

Thursday, June 13, 2013 Thursday, June 13, 2013

Items Under $200 For Sale

Boat Slips For Rent/Sale

Garage/Moving/Estate Sales

ADVERTISE YOUR MERCHANDISE with the total value of all items $200 or less in this section for FREE! Limit 1 ad per month, 15 words or less. Price must be included next to each item. No commercial advertising.

Ad runs 2 consecutive weeks in 1 Observer.

(No phone calls please.)

(Please provide your name and address) Email ad to: classified@yourobserver.com Online at: www.yourobserver.com Or mail to: The Observer Group P.O. Box 3169 Sarasota, Fl 34230

BOAT SLIP FOR RENT, up to 25â&#x20AC;&#x2122;. High, dry, indoor marina. Excellent boating location. By the month or yearly. Private owner, 941-371-1866.

ESTATE AUCTION ART & ANTIQUES SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH @ 1PM Inspection Sunday Day of Sale 11am-1pm The sale will be held at our Auction Gallery located on the Southwest corner of 301N & University Parkway.

Quality Estate Auction Featuring: Victorian, Country, and Custom Furniture, Jewelry, Paintings & Sculptures, Pottery, Garden Art, Oriental Rugs, Estate books, and more!

13% Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premium 3% Discount for Cash or Check Elliott Bernstein Auctions AUG3504 - AB2545 Gallery Phone: 941-351-3002 Photos & more: www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID#8290

WHISPERING SANDS: 2BR/2BA in midrise bldg. unfurnished annual. Completely remodeled, new kitchen, baths. 38 ft. lanai. 55+ community, NO pets. $1700/mo (no brokers please) Call 717-385-4047.

Merchandise Wanted

Condos For Sale

CASH FOR Old Military Items. Swords, uniforms, insignia & old guns. Call 941-416-3280.

SIESTA KEY Condo: 1BR/1BA, ground floor, laundry, pool, furnished, walk to beach, shopping, restaurants. $170,000. 586-744-5488.

BI-FOLD DOORS (4): 24â&#x20AC;?, honey stained, wooden, louvered, $50. 941-388-5094.

COMPUTER: DELL 2.5GHz Dimension 4550, refurbished, $65, 941-756-6728.

CORNER CURIO, light cream w/five/shelves, two lights, excellent, $200.00. 941/918-1515.

FIREPLACE: CULTURED Marble ivory/beige 5'wx4.5' tall with hearth, $95. Cast iron firewall surround, $38. 941-359-0895 LAWN MOWERS: 2 Craftsman, 1 self-propelled, like new $85, 1 gas powered $40. 923-8937 ORIGINAL ART: colorful, 18â&#x20AC;?x22â&#x20AC;?, matted, framed, $50. TV Guide covers (21), 80â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, beautiful, $105. 941-952-1097.

POOL SLIDE: 941-924-5093.

Fiberglass,

curved,

40.00.

QUEEN BED frame, new, $50. New traverse 12ft curtain rod, $100 (nickel finish). 941-586-4966.

RECLINER: GREEN, works fine. Paid: $2200.

Sell: $50. 941-488-1853

Boats ChitwoodCharters.com Cruise or Fish Hyatt Sarasota Docks 32â&#x20AC;&#x2122;/53â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Yachts - 2hrs./2 months 941-383-5232

Garage/Moving/Estate Sales SALE Property of Susie & Murf Klauber home NOTE 8:45 AM OPENING TIME June 14, Fri. - 8:45 AM â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1:45 PM June 15, Sat. - 8:45 AM â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 12 NOON 1620 Gulf Of Mexico Dr. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Longboat Key Clyde Butcher signed photographs, Tarkay prints, a lot of original art, Austrian porcelain stove, Robert Chase watercolors, large pots, modern tables, chairs, sofas, wicker chairs, 20 fish prints, mirrors, dinette table & chairs, king bed set & coffee table, 20+ pairs of shutters, 2 pr. twin beds, block front chest, toy cars, carved circus animals from Ringling event, Federal style sideboard, office chairs, renderings, 2 French chairs, loveseat, wood plate rack, patio furniture, buffet style bar, 12 arm chairs, binoculars, rattan media center, refrigerator, microwave, GE stack washer/dryer, crib, bike, consoles, lamps, linens; beach cottage vinyl covered sofa, chairs, & hassocks & more.

Sale by Julie McClure Pix: www.appraisals4u.biz & www.estatesales.net

REFRIGERATOR: SANYO, 7cu.ft., perfect condition, $125 o/b/o. 941-321-2694 SENTRY SAFE: 21"X25"X17 heavy, $80. Various pieces of exercise equipment-BO. Inversion Table NEW $85, 941-350-9647 WHIRLPOOL: WHITE, large capacity, Washer and Dryer both for $75. Call 941-484-6050.

BOOK SALE 50% OFF ALL Friends of Fruitville Library Bookstore 10am-5pm June 20th through 22nd.

WICKER HEADBOARD: King size, white, $85.

Call 941-922-6468.

Autos For Sale STS CADILLAC: â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;95 with spoiler and sunroof, classic, 122,000/mi., $1500 o/b/o. 941-350-6533.

SELL IT!

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SENIOR LOOKING to purchase precious metals, time pieces, coins, jewelry and antiques. Please call Marc, 941-321-0707.

Condos/Apts. For Rent DELUXE WATERCREST CONDO AT LAKEWOOD RANCH 3BR/3BA, 2521/sq.ft.

End Unit, w/2CG, lake, Golf Course and Main Street views.

Gated Community includes: pool, hottub, fitness center, water, sewer.

Granite countertops, stainless appliances. $2100/mo. with Annual Lease.

By Owner, 941-907-9515

Homes For Rent

Storage

LUXOR MHP

$450/mo-1 bed/bath mobile homes.

55+ community. No Pets.

5811 14th St. W. Bradenton.

Sarasota Real Estate Assoc., Inc. Greg Nowak 941-809-6034

STORAGE FACILITY Boat/ RV/ Trailer. Secure facility, low monthly rentals, Clark Rd area.

941-809-3660, 941-809-3662.

Things To Do GULFSIDE MINI-VACATION IN NAPLES

UNFURNISHED 3BR/2.5BA, 2 car garage, 300 steps to beach. $2950/month annual. Ginger, 941587-4942. ERA Waterside.

JUST $179 PER PERSON ***

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s !DMISSION TO OF LOCAL ATTRACTIONS 3OME ATTRACTIONS MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL FEES * Available through December 18, 2013. Holidays and weekends excluded.

Based on double occupancy. Tax, tip & resort fees extra.

Type of accommodation subject to availability.

Bayside condominiums available at different rates. ** An 18% gratuity will be added by lunch and dinner vendors. ***Limited to one per customer.

FOR RESERVATIONS, CALL (800) 243-9076 or (239) 597-3144 9225 Gulfshore Drive North, Naples, Florida 34108

Open House OPEN HOUSE: Saturday - 1p.m.-3p.m.

850 South Tamiami Trail - Unit #625. Amenities galore in this 2BR/2.5BA affordable downtown condo. Only $189,500. Must see it to believe it.

Nina Dearing 941-809-0038.

Real Estate Wanted WANTED LUXURY ANNUAL RENTALS For Qualified Waiting Clients Contact - Sarasota Luxury Rentals 941-225-1356 email: info@sarasotaluxuryrentals.com Personalized attention with professional honest advice.

25 Years Experience - References available

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Vacation/Seasonal Rentals

Business Opportunities

BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2BA guest house, over 2000 sq. ft. on large estate. Fully furnished, lake and golf course views in Osprey. No Pets. $2500/Monthly.

Available June 1st through October.

941-350-8267.

JAN PRO CLEANING FRANCHISE: $950 Down Required, Financing Available for growth, Includes customers. Earn up to $10,000 Month+.

Call 941-907-8141.

Help Wanted SALES POSITION. P/T. Must be available 24-30 hours week, 6 hour shifts, evenings & weekends.

Located on Siesta Key. Retirees Welcome.

727-244-5906.

SHEARPARADISE SALON .NET : Looking for an Esthetician and a Nail Tech to join our team.

941-918-2222.

LANDLORD ALERT!! We have Tenantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s!!!

Wanted: 1-3BR Homes/Condos, Furnished or Unfurnished. Siesta Key Realty Incorporated, 941-349-8900, www.siestakeyrealtyrentals.com ON BEACH OR BAY!! 1-3 Bedrooms, Weekly or Monthly. Available Immediately.

Seaside Management, 941-923-6077.

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Condos/Apts. For Rent DEER CREEK on Palmer Ranch Villa. 2BR/2BA + den, 2 car garage, lake view. Close to mall and Legacy Trail. Community pool, gated. $1700 month/annual. Available 8/1. 941-685-6726.

Affordable Senior Housing

JEFFERSON CENTER

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This weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cryptogram answers 1. An archaeologist would be the only person who could happily gab about his career being in ruins.

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Cleaning

Accounting

FREE ESTIMATES! Call Dotty, detailed cleaning.

24 Years Exp. Lic./Ins. Residential/Commercial.

Looking for year-round customers! Dottie, 941-321-6645.

DOGGY HOTEL/GROOMING. 24 Hour Daycare.

FREE Daycare with groom (we are the best).

3925 Brown Avenue behind Sleep King. doggyhotel.net 941-554-4620.

LIDIAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PROFESSIONAL CLEANING. Licensed and insured. 20 years experience with excellent references. Res. or Com. 941-376-0920.

Adult Care Services

COMPUTER TECHNICAL Support. H/W & S/W problems solved. Virus/Malware removal; data recovery; Windows problems; email and internet issues; Upgrades; Networking.

A+Certified tech. Navy trained electronics tech veteran. 941-225-0046.

CUSTOMIZED INDIVIDUAL CARE. Offering nonmedical and medical care plans developed and designed to fit individuals needs. Includes homemaking, errands, doctor visits, transportation, meal prep. with special dietary needs, and medication supervision. To customize a plan for your loved one and for details, call 377-4465 or visit our mobile or online website at eldercaresarasota.com Lic. #30211372. Bonded and Insured.

P/T

LICENSED 6 bed assisted living residence.

Beautiful, private room/ bath available in Sarasota.

Alzheimer's and Hospice patients welcome.

Excellent local references. 941-350-7907.

Auto Service WE WANT TO BUY YOUR VEHICLE!!!

Any Make, Any Model, Any Condition.

No Title - No Problem! Bank Lien - No Problem!

Paying up to $30,000 for Vehicles. Call AJ now at 813-335-3794 for a Free Quote or 813-531-4298.

LAKEWOOD RANCH LAWN & LANDSCAPE LLC. Unhappy with your current lawn service?

Try us for free! First month free with no contract.

We offer complete lawn care and landscaping services. FREE ESTIMATES. 941-373-5110

Masonry ALL TYPES OF MASONRY Specializing in concrete driveways, pavers, decorative concrete, stone work, patios.

Call for free and honest estimates.

941-525-2435

OWN A MAC/iPHONE/iPAD? MacTutor has 21+ years experience teaching Apple products.

I speak English, not â&#x20AC;&#x153;Geekâ&#x20AC;?! (941) 812-3887 www.FLMacTutor.com

Painting/Wallpapering

Financial Services

CARLO DATTILO PAINTING. Licensed & insured.

Interior/ Exterior painting including drywall repair and retexturing. Wallpaper installation & removal, pressure washing. Residential & commercial, condos. Honest & reliable. Free estimates.

941-744-1020. 35+ years experience.

FUNERAL EXPENSE TRUST. Benefits paid directly to funeral home first.

Funds protected from creditors.

5 year look back for Medicaid and SSI qualification.

JACK'S DETAILED Pressure Washing. Homes and flat work, window washing, pool decks. Free estimates. Licensed and Insured. 941-979-7095.

E-mail: kwantj@yahoo.com

Professional Services ART CLASSES. I can teach anyone how to paint.

2/Hr. Class $30. 27/Yrs. experience. Kathy, 941-704-0222.

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Woodworking FINE FINISH carpentry, crown & deco moldings, cabinetry (kitchens & baths), all types of built-ins, decks, doors & windows. Paul, 941-238-8033.

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For more information, call 941-227-2149

Furniture Repair ALBERTOâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S REFINISHING Of Fine Furniture, Antiques, Gold Leaf, Cane, Rush, Upholstery.

Quality Work. Call: 941-296-5427.

Home Improvement/ Remodeling JIM ZALLER'S Carpentry & Home Repairs LLC. Carpentry, doors, door inserts, construction demolition and much more. Call 941-232-6744.

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Carpentry CARPENTRY & REMODELING. Serving Sarasota since 1982. Exterior siding and wood rot repairs.

Interior alterations, trim work and doors. Kitchen installations. Drywall repairs. Built-in cabinets and bookcases. CALL RON VOIT 941-228-7601

Pressure Cleaning

Computer Services

EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER available P/T-F/T. Private care for loved ones. Excellent background and references. 941-735-7769.

HOME CARE COMPANION SEEKING position. Please call Ellen, 941-924-8443.

Pet Services

HOUSE CLEANING, housekeeping, pet sitting, window washing. Excellent services by European couple. 941-350-8072.

STEPHEN M MUSCO CPA Tax Preparation, 1487 Second Street, Suite D. Across from Whole Foods.

Call for an appointment: 941-914-1866 Email sue.kelly@muscocpa.com

CNAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S/HHAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S Homemakers/Companions Senior Home Companions provides personal care and non-medical care for Seniors. We are â&#x20AC;&#x153;For Seniors by Active Seniorsâ&#x20AC;?. F/T, P/T, Overnight and Weekend work available. We service Sarasota/Bradenton and Venice. 941-924-0494. www.Senior Home Companions.com FL Lic. #NR30211323 and #HCS5023

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Call Daniel at L.L. Armstrong Contracting.

Lic./Insured. 941-323-5074.

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