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Taking flight
She wasn’t quite ready to leave Save our Seabirds, but she has another internship this summer.
Sarasota High graduate and Florida State advertising major Megan Mohrmann capped off her marketing internship at Save Our Seabirds by releasing a rehabilitated mourning dove.
Mohrmann said the bird arrived about a month ago at Save Our Seabirds. It had an injured wing.
The release was one of the highlights of her time at SOS, where her favorite part of the job was “(capturing) the positive stories and sharing them with the public.” One of those stories includes a new record.
“This month, we broke one of our records for most ospreys received,” said Mohrmann. Four were transferred to the SOS facility for rehab and two more were rescued that same day, explained Mohrmann. Four of the ospreys have already been released and two are working toward a full recovery, she said.
New club prez of LBK Dems
The Democratic Club of Longboat Key has elected a new president to its board.

Lucie Lapovsky was chosen to take the place of Arlene Skversky, who was elected to the role in January but stepped down to dedicate herself to precinct captain responsibilities.
Lapovsky has served as the club’s program committee chair for the past three years. She has experience as an economist, who consults, writes and speaks widely on higher education finance and governance issues.
“I urge you to appreciate the opportunity we have as Democrats to turn Florida blue in the near future,” she said in her introductory letter. “I’m feeling positive in a way I haven’t experienced in a long time and I hope you are, too.”
Turtle tracks
Tough Questions
Longboat asks: What if Hurricane Ian hadn’t turned? SEE PAGE 3A

