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City halts plans for Main Street bar Concerns about crime, noise and the proliferation of bars led the Planning Board to reject plans for Paddy Wagon Irish Pub. DAVID CONWAY NEWS EDITOR

Late last year, Tom Elliott saw no resistance to his proposal for a new Main Street bar as a preliminary public workshop regarding Paddy Wagon Irish Pub went unattended by the public.

Elliott saw the poor turnout as a good sign regarding the general reception to his proposal, but, as it turns out, it was just a brief

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When the founders of Big Top Brewing Co. planned the opening of a craft brewery in Sarasota County, there were major questions about what kind of a market existed for the product in the area.

As the craft beer industry boomed on a national level, the almost inescapable trend seemed to largely miss Florida.

Tampa-based Cigar City Brewing, which opened in 2008, had attracted wide acclaim by 2010, but no similar business was located in

the Sarasota-Bradenton region.

Based on the strength of the local response to Tampa’s craft beer culture, Big Top CEO Mike Bisaha was hopeful about the demand for a Sarasota-based brewery. As the business ramped up for an early 2014 opening, however, it was lacking one thing: a blueprint for how to proceed.

“That was probably the most challenging part — really having no idea what we’re doing,” Bisaha said.

Quickly, Bisaha and the Big Top team started seeing signs of sucSEE BREWERIES PAGE 3A

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SARASOTA CRAFT BREWERIES JDUB’S BREWING CO., 1215 Mango Ave. Opened: February 2014 BIG TOP BREWING CO., 6111 Porter Way Opened: November 2013 CALUSA BREWING CO., 5701 Derek Ave. Opening: Summer/fall 2015

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“This is a resilient City Commission. This commission has faced mockery, slander, conspiracy, treachery and even to the point of extortion, and we did survive.”

County will revisit options for planned Kimpton hotel site

Siesta Center sells for $4.6 million

As recently as November, Rod Connelly was confident his vision for a Kimpton Hotel on countyowned land at U.S. 301 and Main Street would come to fruition.

Now, although Connelly is reportedly still pursuing those plans, the county is likely to re-examine its options for the land after the developer failed to close on a deal by Dec. 31. The 10-story, 150-room hotel was tentatively approved in early 2014.

County spokesman Drew Winchester said county staff was planning to once again solicit offers for the land, currently used as a parking lot — although he said staff doesn’t currently have a precise timeline for when it would begin the process in earnest.

“What’s likely going to happen is we’re going to initiate an invitation to negotiate process to have folks offer their vision and their plans for the property,” Winchester said.

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Has traffic affected Sarasota County tourism?

County Commissioner Christine Robinson, during a Tourism Development Council presentation Tuesday, said the rumor mill about traffic woes hurting the tourism industry are wrong.

Visit Sarasota County President Virginia Haley backed that up with survey data that showed 97% of visitors were satisfied with their visit, and 93% of tourists said they would return.

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A 300-foot block of storefronts on the main drag of Siesta Key Village changed hands this month. The sale marked the most expensive commercial real estate transaction on the island in at least 15 years. And the investor is aggressively seeking more Siesta land.

Jeff Berlin bought the Siesta Center on Ocean Boulevard for $4.6 million May 12, adding another four parcels to his company’s local real estate assets since he moved six years ago to Sarasota. The roughly 20,000 square feet of retail space is 85% leased, with ten-

ants that include the Village Café, the recent addition of Siesta Key Mermaids and a Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office substation.

“It’s one of the three unique, crown-jewel locations in the county,” Berlin said. “It’s in the category of St. Armands Circle and Main Street — it’s a unique commodity that can’t be reproduced.”

A firm headed up by local philanthropist Dennis McGillicuddy bought the properties for $1.1 million in 1994, and Berlin said the recent sale came about through discus-

sions between the parties without the use of a broker.

The new owner has already hired Sarasota-based Hembree & Associates Inc. to manage the property, and it is planning upgrades to the buildings.

Siesta Key Mermaids owner Jayde Morgan said a paint job and more signage would be a boon to her business, which had been buoyed by media coverage.

“We’d like to attract retail that will generate a little bit more traffic for the existing tenants there,” Berlin said.

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Above: Big Top brewmaster Josh Wilson and CEO Mike Bisaha say their location off of I-75 has helped draw attention to the brewery.

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that places power in the hands of distributors.

Those distributors get beers into bars and restaurants, but they’ve been tied to controversial state laws regulating the operations of craft brewers.

Most notably for Joerger, the brewer-distributor conflict manifested itself in the form of a faceoff with Gold Coast Eagle Distributing, the local distributor for Anheuser-Busch and several craft breweries, including Big Top and Darwin’s Brewing Co. In April, the JDub’s Twitter account posted an email from Gold Coast Eagle owner John Saputo, applauding his sales team for reducing the number of JDub’s taps from 46 to 22.

Saputo chalked up that internal email to the nature of doing business in a competitive, capitalistic environment. He views the relationship between distributors, large breweries and microbreweries as mutually beneficial.

Saputo also said craft beer’s market share has been surging in Florida, with local craft beers driving the growth and allowing beer to capture a greater proportion of the general alcohol market.

“That’s the one thing about craft beer that has really helped our industry,” Saputo said. “Craft beers have a lot of different flavors, textures, ingredients, and we can be just as creative and innovative with our products now as the wine and the liquor people have been.”

Still, Joerger said he was upset by what he viewed as a backwards attitude that prioritized the distributor over the product itself.

“I want to see people care about the beer — followed by the brewery — when it comes to what

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Calusa Brewing Co. brewmaster Jason Thompson and founding partners Geordie Rauch and Vic Falck hope to open their brewery by late fall.

they’re going to order, rather than who distributes their beer,” Joerger said. “I don’t think we’re there yet.”

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With Big Top and JDub’s finding their footing, residents can look forward to a third distribution craft brewery later this year.

Longboat Key natives Geordie Rauch and Vic Falck hope to see Calusa Brewing Co. opened within the next three to six months.

Construction is underway on their south Sarasota brewery, located near the intersection of Clark and McIntosh roads.

As Calusa prepares for its opening, Rauch said one person who’s offered valuable advice is Bisaha. He hopes to get in touch with Joerger in the near future, and said that the camaraderie and cooperation between brewers helped make the foray into the corporate world less painful.

Both Joerger and Rauch pointed

to San Diego as an example of the potential for growth in the Florida brewing industry. Neither is too concerned about being crowded out of the field anytime soon.

“San Diego County alone has more than 100 craft breweries,” Joerger said. “Internally, I kind of chuckle about that. There’s just so much room.”

“We’ve had people ask — ‘Aren’t you worried about being the third?’” Rauch said. “No, it’s great. You don’t want to be the only one, because then there’s no craft beer culture.”

If Rauch does approach Joerger for advice before Calusa opens, he’s likely to get a warm reception — but also to find out that making your way in the craft brewing industry presents its own challenge to every brewer.

“Here’s the blueprint,” Joerger said. “You stick your foot on the gas pedal, you hang on to the steering wheel, and you hold on for dear life.”

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As Big Top was getting off the ground, Jeremy Joerger was operating on a parallel track. Still, as he developed plans for JDub’s Brewing Co., he wanted to get some pointers from people who seemed like they knew what they were doing.

About three years ago, he made a trip to Cigar City to solicit advice from owner Joey Redner. As he picked Redner’s brain, Joerger got an initiation into the world he was determined to join.

“Joey gets up, he hugs me, and he says, ‘Welcome to the fraternity,’” Joerger said. “That’s one of the hottest breweries in America, and I’m just some guy with a notepad and a dream.”

JDub’s also recently celebrated its one-year anniversary, and Joerger is hopeful that he can help create the same type of brotherhood on a local level that he felt during his meeting with Redner.

He left behind a six-figure government salary and a fast track to early retirement to pour his life savings into opening JDub’s.

Although the business is adding employees and Joerger is thinking about expansion, he’s not focused on the bottom line.

“My intent is to give the people of Sarasota and the people of Florida another brewery serving high quality product,” Joerger said. “If I can do that, I’m successful.”

He’s happy with the business and his community, but the first year of running JDub’s hasn’t come without its obstacles. In addition to challenges opening the first production brewery in the city — a challenge Big Top faced in Sarasota County — Joerger has been frustrated by a business and legislative environment

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Dave Byrn, Raul Armengol, Jillian Ross, Jeremy Joerger, Evan Ekasala and Chris Lexow show off six-packs of Poolside Kolsch Ale and Up Top! IPA at JDub’s Brewing Co.

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cess. Even before the brewery ordered three more fermentation tanks to increase its production capacity by 40%, before it saw its product on the shelves of Publix and on tap in restaurants the brewers had visited for years, there were signals that locals were ready to embrace a hometown brewery.

“When we finally started going, we realized so many people were coming in during our construction phase and were really excited,” Bisaha said.

If it’s not robust today, Sarasota’s craft brewery scene is at least blooming. Big Top, which distributes from Tampa to Naples, with markets in Orlando and Jacksonville as well, is preparing to ramp up its production capacity as those new tanks are installed in the brewery. With four breweries — Big Top, JDub’s Brewing Co., Motorworks Brewing Co. and Darwin Brewing Co. — now open in the Sarasota-Manatee region, brewers have a positive outlook on the future of the industry in the area.

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Unconditional Surrender owner advocates for upgrades The man who donated the statue to the city is pushing officials to make improvements to the area surrounding the landmark.

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Jack Curran is well aware that a loud faction of Sarasota residents isn’t too fond of Unconditional Surrender, the statue that towers over the bayfront and U.S. 41 near downtown.

Having acknowledged that, Curran wants to call attention to what he believes is a more representative sample of visitors and residents in Sarasota. Curran, the man who purchased the statue and loaned it to the city in 2009, is emphatic on one point: Unconditional Surrender has provided a significant benefit to the city.

“It’s not just me,” Curran said.

“There are a lot of people who think a lot of that statue.”

That’s why, in Curran’s eyes, the city should be willing to make some upgrades to the area surrounding the attraction. Along with the trustees of his estate, Paul Kirkham and John Stafford, Curran is pushing the city to invest in infrastructure improve-

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ments near Unconditional Surrender. In May, the group reached out to city commissioners to lobby for such an effort.

“Everybody we talk to tells us how much they like it, how much they admire it,” Kirkham said. “I can’t tell you anything on that waterfront that gains more attention than that statue does.”

In addition to amenities such as additional landscaping and new signage by Marina Jack directing people to the statue, the group is largely focused on addressing maintenance and drainage

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“Everybody we talk to tells us how much they like it, how much they admire it. I can’t tell you anything on that waterfront that gains more attention than that statue does.”

— Paul Kirkham

Curran, a 93-year-old World War II veteran. Two years ago, he met with City Manager Tom Barwin and staff to advocate for the improvements. Curran left that meeting with the impression that the city was on board with the proposal, but saw no action.

“We’ve had two appointments with the runners of the city and haven’t gotten anywhere,” Curran said. “That’s tough on us.”

Barwin agreed the ideas sounded good, but cited funding as a major concern.

“My recollection is that we all agreed some additional improvements to the areas would be nice, but funding to repave parking and add additional sitting features as Mr. Curran envisioned were the challenges,” Barwin said in an email to commissioners.

Since then, Curran said he’s been stonewalled. If he were willing to fund the improvements himself, the city said he would have to hire his own landscape architect and submit plans for the project — with no assurance that the upgrades would be installed once he did. In 2013, despite the funding shortfalls, he got assurance from staff that signage should be up in the summer. As of now, nothing has been erected to direct visitors to the statue.

Throughout this process, Curran has developed the sense that the city resents the presence of Unconditional Surrender and is unwilling to invest in it before the 10-year loan period runs out.

When the donation was made, it was approved by only a 3-2 vote.

He points to the city’s Public Art Committee, whose members have been a vocal critic of the statue, as an influence on policymakers.

Taken together, he’s pessimistic about the statue’s odds of

issues. The existing walkway to the statue is too narrow, they say, and sidewalks to the east of the attraction are prone to flooding.

“If you’re down there in the rainy season, it gets a lot of traffic with people going up to get pictures,” Kirkham said. “There’s not enough of the paved area around there — that’s the first priority.”

Curran, who worked for the National Park Service for more than three decades, said the upgrades could benefit the city, as well. By including additional brick pavers as part of a longterm maintenance plan, the area around the state would require less frequent attention from staff.

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Both Kirkham and Stafford said that Curran is fired up and won’t give up without a protracted fight. Curran, for his part, doesn’t think he’s being unreasonable in his requests.

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At the May 13 Planning Board meeting, city staff, residents and the board itself all urged against issuing a 4COP liquor license to Paddy Wagon, which hoped to open later this year. Following the Planning Board’s recommendation against the liquor license and the bar’s site plan, the future of the business is now in question.

All three of those groups opposed the Main Street bar on similar grounds: There are too many bars downtown, the proposed bar could create crime and noise issues and the proprietors of the bar — who formerly owned Smokin’ Joe’s — have a spotty track record downtown, they said.

Paddy Wagon is one of three businesses entrepreneur Jesse Biter planned to open in his properties in the 1500 block of Main Street. The bar would be located at 1576 Main St., the former site of the Bullet Hole. Per the city code, the use of the 4COP license

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That license would permit the sale of liquor, wine and beer without any additional requirements on food sales or seats. As a result, the business needs approval for what the city deems a major conditional use before moving ahead.

Elliott has argued his bar would help alleviate issues between downtown residents and nightlife establishments. With the addition of Paddy Wagon — as well as an Evie’s restaurant and the 24-hour Taco Bus that are also planned tenants of Biter’s Main Street property — the late-night crowds would be drawn away from the more heavily residential segments in the 1400 and 1300 blocks.

“Our product is an upscale neighborhood bar,” Elliott said.

“We specifically chose this location because of its proximity away from the residential area.”

The bar also needed to clear another city regulation before its proposal could become reality.

The city code does not allow for a nightclub use within 500 feet of a package liquor store, but the Main Street location is about 200 feet away from Mal’s Liquors.

In addition to the 500-foot rule, city staff recommended against approving the conditional use because of Elliott’s history downtown. Elliott owned Smokin’ Joe’s — located in the 1400 block of Main Street — through October 2014. Because of the similar size and use, city staff said a direct

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The interior of the former Bullet Hole has been torn up, but the future of the Paddy Wagon Irish Pub — one of three proposed nightlife tenants in the 1500 block of Main Street — is unknown at the moment.

conditional use and site-plan application. Planning Board member Morton Siegel said the denial was important for preserving the character of the downtown core, which he felt was in danger.

“The worst thing that could happen to Main Street — which is what’s happening now — is the continuation of alcohol-related businesses opening up,” Siegel said. “You put young people out there late at night combined with alcohol and drugs and you’re going to have a disaster.”

Elliott did not respond to requests for comment in the wake of the Planning Board’s decision, but Biter confirmed the vote jeopardized the future of Paddy Wagon in the proposed site.

“They are evaluating their options and will make a decision in the near future to proceed or pull the plug,” Biter said.

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“It’s based on facts and documentation and the record,” Senior Planner Courtney Mendez said.

“You have the same owner/operator, very similar characteristics of the use and a documented history to work from.”

In a comparison of the eight city businesses with 4COP licenses between August 2013 and October 2014, the Sarasota Police Department reported 47 incidents at Smokin’ Joe’s. Staff was troubled that Smokin’ Joe’s accounted for 31.3% of the overall incidents at those businesses during that time period, more than 9% higher than the next closest establishment, the Osprey Avenue Publix.

Elliott said Smokin’ Joe’s did 35% more business than any of the 15 bars he currently owns — a phenomenon he attributed to the lack of existing nightlife options downtown. The new bar would be in line with the Paddy Wagon and Linkster’s bars Elliott owns throughout the state, he said.

“I don’t want to spend my afternoons talking to the sheriff,” Elliott said. “I don’t want to spend my afternoon policing things that need not be policed.”

Fourteen downtown residents sent letters to the Planning Board echoing the concerns of city staff, having already encountered issues with nightlife establishments in the downtown area — particularly when it came to noise.

“I think it’s important to remember this: Bars and nightclubs bring three things to the city,” resident Barbara Campo said. “They bring crime, they bring noise and they bring drugs.

It’s that simple.”

The Planning Board ultimately agreed, voting 4-0 against the

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Smackdown of Bridget After rookie School Board member Bridget Ziegler posted her rationale for a vote on social media, her colleagues delivered a thinly veiled rebuke. The message: Watch your mouth, missy.

It has been a month and a half, but many of you still will remember the cyclone that whirled about the Sarasota County School Board over its selection of a construction manager for the Suncoast Technical College’s North Port campus.

At the recommendation of Superintendent Lori White, the board voted 4-1 to bypass its selection committee and go with Willis Smith Construction.

The lone “no” vote came from Bridget Ziegler, the rookie board member who was elected last November.

The day after the vote, Ziegler, age 32, posted her rationale and comments on her Facebook page (see box).

Whoa.

At the April 21 School Board meeting, Ziegler’s fellow board members delivered to Ziegler what easily can be called a smackdown, chastising her for seven minutes for speaking out and not following the other members’ board protocol.

Talk about taking Ziegler to the woodshed. “Hey, missy, you need to learn a thing or two before you go spouting off.”

That’s the way it comes across.

Among the disturbing comments came from board member Jane Goodwin: “I just hope in the future you’ll … consider that you have a loyalty to this board and … we represent the Sarasota County School Board …”

No mention of loyalty to taxpayers.

Here’s the verbatim smackdown: Shirley Brown: I don’t know when we had talked about this, or if this something we learned at a retreat, but that we are one body, and that when we take a position on something as a board, we should follow through on that, and we shouldn’t try to pick it apart.

I was a little concerned this week that after the board voted one way on something. Something else came up again on a website and again talked about what I thought was an issue that I thought was already resolved in the discussion, and that was the cost of the project manager.

And that we weren’t voting on the dol-

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BRIDGET ZIEGLER’S FACEBOOK POST SCHOOL BOARD UPDATE — Yesterday, the School Board voted 4-1 to ignore the selection committee’s recommendation for who will build the new STC Campus. I was the 1 vote, and here are my reasons: (1) Branding, and specifically the need to match the North and South campuses, was referenced as the reason to override the selection committee’s recommendation. We are using the same architect for the North Port Campus, as we did for the North County Campus. Any qualified CM who follows the specifications and project scope (set by the architect) will be able to achieve an end product to match the North County Campus.

(2) AD Morgan, the selection committee’s recommended Construction Manager, presented project cost estimates that were $4.5 Million less than the competition. That’s $4.5 Million of taxpayer money.

We MUST be good stewards of taxpayer dollars and (read #1) the branding explanation doesn’t justify $4.5 Million.

(3) We MUST respect the integrity of our committee selection process and avoid the perception of favoritism. If we ignore or deviate from our set rules, simply based on relationships or past experiences, it will discourage other companies from providing bids in the future. This could lead to less options for review, a lack of competition and higher costs for taxpayers.

lars to allocate to it, we were just voting on that.

And I just found it a little disconcerting that it showed up on a website or Facebook that this is where we’re at.

We should look more to resolving those things and meeting with superintendent when clarification is needed.

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Frank Kovach: Shirley, I agree with what you said. I read the same post. I find it more disconcerting than anything when board members intentionally pass on this information for political gain.

That really bothers (me). We know what the truth is, we know what information was out there. When I continue reading it in the paper, that’s one thing, but when it’s repeated by board members that really bothered (me).

Bridget Ziegler: I personally don’t think that that one item should be completely discounted. My decision wasn’t too based on that … I did my due diligence and talked to lots of people in that industry. I guess we agree to disagree …

But I’ll say moving forward, I do agree with what the board has decided and then you move forward. I was just clarifying where I stood.

Caroline Zucker: Could I ask: Did you speak with the superintendent about that issue so that she could help you better understand that it wasn’t a bid?

Shirley Brown: Do you meet with the superintendent? I meet with her every Monday … I’m reminded of an editorial the Herald-Tribune had about a then local senator who did something. They said she either did it on purpose, knowing she was wrong or she was doing it for a reason, and it said either way, it said she is either a fool or a tool.

What bothers me is that I don’t want any of us to have that put against us.

Because what goes against one, goes against all. When the public hears something is going wrong with the school board, they don’t hear that it is this board member or that board member.

They remember it as the school board.

I just think that we should all try to make sure we put our best face forward in the public and when we’re speaking as a school board member. And that we remember it reflects on all of us. It doesn’t help any of us and surely doesn’t help our school system if we have negative stuff out there.

Frank Kovach: Probably in my 14, 15 years on the school board, I probably have been in the minority of the vote more than anybody that I have ever known. That doesn’t mean I don’t support the decision. I sure as heck don’t go around telling people that the rest of the people made the wrong decision.

We made a board decision, and once you make a board decision that doesn’t mean I’m going to necessarily stand up and say I agree with decision, but I’m not going to demean the rest of the board on their decision.

Jane Goodwin: I think you have to be careful with that. We want to have a great board. We want to not be divisive and fractured. To have a great board you got to trust each other. And you’re now building that up as a new board member.

When I first came on the board in 2010, I sat back and listened an awful lot for the first year because I thought there was so very much I could learn.

And when I had questions, I went to the superintendent or through to the staff members to get answers…

I just hope in the future you’ll go to the right place, but consider that you have a loyalty to this board, and this is a job that we have all undertaken very seriously, and we represent the Sarasota County School Board…

I have a great deal of loyalty to the decisions that are made via the school district and school board. I just hope that you’ll be there with us and not against us.

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After 46 years, Dan Kennedy is finally graduating from high school — as an educator. The co-founder and former head of school for the Sarasota Military Academy retired after more than 15 years at the helm with a special ceremony during morning formation with cadets Tuesday morning in the SMA courtyard.

Kennedy recalled the early days of the school to the crowd of cadets, alumni and parents.

“Things have certainly changed since 2003,” Kennedy said. “We had no chalk, no desks, no computers, no televisions.”

The decision to retire comes after Kennedy stepped down as the head of school in January 2014 to become the school CEO. He left the school last July to aid in the transition of new Head of School Christina Bowman, who came on board in January 2014.

Originally Kennedy set out on a career as an engineer for IBM until he volunteered with his wife, Tootie, to help mentor a youth group of students with difficulty in math and sciences. Kennedy grew the club to include a modelrocket program.

“It was great fun, but it wasn’t long before these kids, who were

supposedly not good at math and science, were working on equations to determine the drag coefficient, velocity and all kinds of forces on their model rockets,” Kennedy said. “It was an amazing experience. We decided at that point that that was kind of a message for us. My wife and I decided collectively to switch over to education.”

Over the span of his 46 years in education, Kennedy served as the principal for Sarasota High School and assistant principal for Riverview High School. During the SMA morning formation, Kennedy told cadets that his best days by far were spent with the military academy.

“I’m very proud of you,” Kennedy said. “As you’re choosing your careers, pick something that you enjoy doing, because you’re going to be doing it for a long time.”

Kennedy took the opportunity to shine a spotlight on graduating cadet Whitney Stewart for her leadership at SMA. He presented her with a “personal challenge coin.”

SMA Board Chairman Howard Crowell presented Dan and Tootie Kennedy with a special plaque at the base of the flagpole to commemorate their contributions to the school.

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Sarasota scored six runs in the bottom of the first inning en route to a 9-3 victory over Lakewood Ranch in the Class 7A-Region 3 semifinals May 5.

RETURN TO CHAMPIONSHIP The Sarasota High baseball team played in the Final Four May 20 for the first time since 2007 when the Sailors won their eighth state title.

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“Before playoffs started, we struggled a lot. ... A few practices into it, we said, ‘Let’s just go as far as we can.’ The intensity and focus in practice and in the games (changed), and we were like a whole new team. There was nothing really stopping us.”

– Jordan Gubelman, Sarasota High baseball pitcher

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display stands prominently outside Ronald K. Drews Field on the campus of Sarasota High.

It’s a sign of welcome to those entering the Sailors’ baseball complex and a celebration of those who reached the pinnacle of success.

Each of the Sailors’ state championships are listed — eight of which belong to the Sarasota baseball team — along with national player and coach of the year accolades, recognizing the crop of talent that came before.

And for the players now seated in the Sarasota dugout, it serves as a reminder of where the program has been and motivation to add their names to the record books.

It’s been eight years since the Sailors competed for a state title; and now, after a regular season filled with ups and downs, Sarasota is one of only four teams left standing.

“You look to those other teams and admire what they did,” pitcher Jordan Gubelman says. “You wish you could be one of those teams, and now we’re turning that dream into reality. It doesn’t get much better than that.”

Sarasota returned to the Final

Four for the first time since 2007.

The Sailors played Royal Palm Beach in the Class 7A state semifinals May 20, at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, with the winner advancing to the state championship May 21 to face the winner of the other semifinal between Plant City Durant and Oviedo.

“It means a great deal,” Sarasota coach Clyde Metcalf says. “It’s been well documented the struggles that we’ve had. We didn’t play good baseball (for a while), but they changed course and elevated their focus and intensity in every aspect, and it’s been fun to watch.”

After posting a 14-11 record and having lost eight of its final 11 games heading into the district tournament, the Sailors didn’t know what to expect. Sarasota edged past North Port and Lakewood Ranch to win the Class 7A-District 11 title. From that point on the Sailors were a completely different team.

“Before playoffs started, we struggled a lot,” Gubelman says.

“We didn’t know what to do. A few practices into it, we said, ‘Let’s just go as far as we can.’ The intensity and focus in practice and in the games (changed), and we were like a whole new team.

There was nothing really stopping us.”

“I don’t know what exactly

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happened to get us going, but I like it,” Gubelman says. “I’m happy with it.”

Sarasota went on to post victories versus Seminole and Lakewood Ranch before posting a 4-0 nine-inning victory against Naples Gulf Coast in the regional semifinals May 14. Gubelman tossed two-hit shutout ball for 8 1/3 innings before turning the ball over to Nick Long after the Sailors scored four runs in the top of the ninth inning in a game that was delayed for two days by inclement weather.

“The intensity at the top of the ninth inning — we knew there was nothing that could bring us down,” Gubelman says. “The intensity kept building, and we knew we would eventually break out and at least score a run.”

Pitching and defense have been Sarasota’s strengths all season, and in the days leading up to the state semifinals, the Sailors canvassed the field, working on the little things that have helped carry them back to postseason glory.

“We really want them to enjoy the experience because going to JetBlue is the epitome of high school baseball in the state,” Metcalf says. “But we also want them to be totally prepared mentally and physically to win a state championship.

“It’s exciting and very gratifying,” Metcalf says. “We spend a lot of time with these guys, and to see the smiles, the joy and the celebration lets you know that all of the time and effort you put into it was worth it.”

BY THE NUMBERS

8

The number of state championships the Sarasota High baseball team has won.

2007

The year Sarasota made its last appearance in the Final Four prior to this season.

4

The number of runs the Sailors scored in the top of the ninth inning to beat Naples Gulf Coast 4-0 in the Class 7A-Region 3 finals May 14.

15

The number of games Sarasota played in this season that were decided by three runs or fewer.

14-11

The Sailors’ record heading into the district tournament.

6

The number of seniors on Sarasota’s roster who have committed to play college baseball.

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ODA senior Austin Hoppe was named MVP for football and baseball as well as the Thunder’s male athlete of the year.

ODA celebrates athletic achievements The Out-of-Door Academy held its Athletic Awards Ceremony May 9.

Austin Hoppe and M’Balia Bangoura were named the Thunder’s male and female athletes of the year, respectively.

ODA presented MVP and coach awards for each of its varsity sports.

Individual winners include: n Baseball Austin Hoppe (MVP) and Jake Romine (Coach) n Boys Basketball Kolbie Ward (MVP),

Amad Brayboy (MVP) and Todd Humphrey (Coach) n Girls Basketball Jenna Bloch (MVP), Lisa Hoffman (MVP) and Sierra Van Such (Coach) n Cheerleading Alex Bradbury (MVP), Sierra Dickerson (MVP) and Anne Keen (Coach) n Boys Cross-Country Erick Pena (MVP) and Jack Malcom (Coach) n Girls Cross-Country Chloe Ruppert (MVP) and Carling Landeche (Coach) n Football Austin Hoppe (MVP) and Owen Han (Coach) n Girls Golf Wendy Tan (MVP)

and Amy Cutmore (Coach) n Boys Golf Max Coutsolioutsos (MVP) and Nick Grano (Coach) n Girls Lacrosse Kimmy Comito (MVP) and Sierra Dickerson (Coach) n Boys Lacrosse Matt Leonard (MVP), Cole Chalhub (Coach) and Hunter Chalhub (Coach) n Boys Soccer Mark Sulimirski (MVP), Carson Jungers (MVP) and Tyler Wenger (Coach) n Girls Soccer Katie Lang (MVP) and Morgan Woods (Coach) n Softball Alexa Debartolo (MVP) and Bella Lee-Swartz (Coach)

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The multi-generational rowing facility, situated along the Sarasota Intercoastal Waterway, will serve as the training ground for rowers ages 10 to 82.

Big Summer golf season tees off Big Summer Golf Card officially welcomed the start of the summer season May 1 with the addition of exclusive Ritz-Carlton Club play dates.

Traditionally closed on Mondays, the club is offering BSGC holders the opportunity to play the 18-hole course at special pricing of $75 plus tax. All

players must be BSGC holders, and advanced reservations are required.

Play dates include May 25 and June 1 with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun scheduled for both days. Additional dates will be announced monthly throughout the summer.

Reservations can be made by calling the Ritz-Carlton at 309-2900 or by email at golfgames@ritzcarlton.com.

The BSGC offers preferred pricing on green fees at more than 55 courses along Florida’s Gulf Coast as well as south and central Florida from May to October. Cardholders also are eligible to participate in the Big Money Tour, which includes cash and prizes totaling $5,000 per month at 23 participating courses.

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Riverview to hold youth hoops camp

Riverview High will hold its annual youth basketball camp June 1 through 4.

The camp, which will run from 8 a.m. to noon, is open to boys and girls entering grades three through seven.

Cost is $90 per player.

For more information or to register, contact coach William Ivey at william.ivey@sarasotacountyschools.net or 9231484, Ext. 64157.

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Once through the sheer drapes of an archway that resembled the India Gate, Sarasota High School students were transported to Bollywood for prom May 16, at the Hyatt Regency Sarasota. “A Night in Bollywood” was the theme, complete with myriad colors, camels and elephants — well, cardboard cutouts.

Jahar Jackson and Kellisha Bellamy give their silliest faces in the photo booth.

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Students spent the “Night in Wonderland” dancing with classmates May 9, at Michael’s on East. Among the festivities students had fun dressing up for a photo booth. Students Pablo Infante and Eileen Torres were crowned king and queen by their classmates.

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PINE VIEW SCHOOL

City skylines and hints of gold transported students to the top of a skyscraper for an “Urban Lux” theme for Pine View’s annual Cobalt dance May 9, at The Devyn. Students crowned senior Chris Winton-Burnette as king and senior Kylan Memminger as queen.

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Riverview High School hosted its senior prom May 9, at the Hyatt Regency Sarasota.

Since they were freshmen, the students have planned the prom, holding fundraisers each year.

Nearly 600 students attended the prom. Christian Ulysse and Sabrina Charlotte were named king and queen.

Booker student Nani Turner proudly shows off her vintage find.

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Brie Goldberg and Ramon Gonzalez find the perfect props for the photo booth.

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Willie Jackson and Marina Clark attend Riverview High School’s senior prom.

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The event celebrates the graduation of 20 students who will be moving on to kindergarten next year.

Friends and families enjoyed a picnic lunch, photo booth and craft projects with the students.

Beatrice DeGuzman and Audrey Reutter are graduates of the First Presbyterian Preschool.

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YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Home in Cherokee Park sells for $4.5 million

Other top sales by area MAY 4 TO MAY 8

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home in Cherokee Park tops all transactions in this week’s real estate.

Jeffrey and Susan Jones, of Sarasota, sold their home at 1500 South Drive to James and Misdee Miller, of Lakewood Ranch, for $4.5 million. Built in 1964, it has four bedrooms, six baths, a pool and 8,734 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $6.6 million in 2007.

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OSPREY

$2,175,000 Ronald Burks, of Sarasota, sold his home at 141 N. Casey Key Road to Jerry and Rita Collins, of Osprey, for $2,175,000. Built in 1961, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 2,260 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $1 million in 2005.

$623,500 D. Bruce and Miriam Vittert, of Sarasota, sold their home at 864 Mac Ewen Drive to George and Patricia Luber, of Osprey, for $623,500. Built in 1990, it has four bedrooms, three and a half baths, a pool and 3,445 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $450,000 in 1996.

SIESTA KEY $1,025,000 Dorothy Gibson, of Sarasota, sold her home at 1254 Sea Plume Way to London Bay Construction Inc. for $1,025,000. Built in 1978, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,852 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $320,000 in 1989.

PALMER RANCH $335,000 Marysville Investment Co. Inc. sold the home at 3737 Castellon Court to Jean-Paul and Lucia Goergen, of Longboat Key, for $335,000. Built in 1997, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 2,072 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $189,900 in 1998.

Amanda Morales

This home at 3631 San Remo Terrace has three bedrooms, two and a half baths, a pool and 2,746 square feet of living area. It sold for $1.6 million.

14021 Bellagio Way 311 A4122244 $725,000 Robert Moffatt & Peggy Wellman

Osprey 941-966-8000 941-374-0811

6416 Clark Road A4115355 $685,000 Drew Russell

Sarasota 941-966-8000 941-993-3739

4914 Commonwealth Drive A4122122 $589,000 Mark McCann

Siesta Key 941-349-3444 941-685-7624

18 Waterford Drive N5903980 $525,000 Sonya Myers

Englewood 941-473-7750 941-468-6535

1060 Seagrove Lane CH3 A4109519 $2,650,000 Nicole Dovgopolyi

3870 Spyglass Hill Road A4110974 $519,000 Kristina Talkie & Judy Arreola

Sarasota 941-349-3444 941-266-8658

1828 Hawkins Court 8 A4109143 $515,000 Daria Spina

Sarasota 941-349-3444 941-650-7207

5208 Far Oak Circle A4121607 $499,900 Stephanie Bugatti

Sarasota 941-966-8000 941-504-0978

862 Placid Lake Drive A4114394 $499,000 Barbara E Gahry

Osprey 941-966-8000 941-586-3936

101 Caneletto Way A4117571 $475,000 Dan Freed

Siesta Key 941-966-8000 941-356-5849

Nokomis/North Venice 941-966-8000 941-735-0770

818 Plymouth Street A4122118 $474,900 Pam Sweeney

Siesta Key 941-951-6660 941-266-9622

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LOCAL LEGACY. GLOBAL VISION. 1479 Landings Circle Circle 41 A4121917 $449,000 Tara Lamb & Judy Greene

217 Casey Key Road A4121001 $2,495,000 Harvey & Ethel Lovelace

Sarasota 941-349-3444 941-266-4873

2753 Harvest Drive A4122231 $439,500 Allison Werner

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Casey Key 941-349-3444 941-586-7390

4430 Staghorn Lane A4115158 $429,000 Janet Montgomery

Sarasota 941-966-8000 941-544-7031

5950 Midnight Pass Road 212 A4122173 $379,900 Patricia Short

Siesta Key 941-966-8000 941-923-6771

328 Monet Drive A4115700 $329,900 Felix Power

Nokomis/North Venice 941-966-8000 941-586-8958

3523 Pine Valley Drive A4122138 $289,900 Michael Bruno

Sarasota 941-966-8000 941-320-3229

448 South Shore Dr A4114644 $284,000 Michael Hays

Osprey 941-349-3444 941-376-1826

5870 Old Summerwood Boulevard A4120596 $279,900 Susan Rodriguez

Sarasota 941-907-9595 941-567-7443

747 Anna Hope Lane A4115572 $297,500 Kristine Niehaus

Osprey 941-349-3444 941-376-4950

8220 Simpson Falls Court A4122266 $240,000 Dana Westmark

Sarasota 941-951-6660 941-356-5091

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C I T Y O F SA RAS O TA ADDRESS

PERMIT

APPLICANT

AMOUNT

1794 Cunliff Lane

Pool/Spa

Brad Cohen

$63,500

11 Sunset Drive

Alterations

Harvey Wolfson

$58,450

988 Blvd. of the Arts

Alterations

Henry Von Speegle $45,000

258 Golden Gate Point

Remodel

Michael Folio

1771 Ringling Blvd.

Remodel

Michael Harwood

$19,650

888 Blvd. of the Arts

Windows

Richard Waldman

$16,000

902 Blvd. of the Arts

Boat Lift

Paul Yoder

$11,000

163 Siesta Drive

Deck/Balcony

Mary Lund

$11,000

1691 Waldemere St.

Fence/Gates

Rob Allegra

$10,417

2640 Hovus Place

Re-roof

Rachel Harvey

$8,400

$20,000

8011 Longbay Boulevard A4108118 $3,950,000 Kim & Michael Ogilvie

Sarasota 941-951-6660 941-376-1717

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APPLICANT

AMOUNT

1239 Lyric Lane

Jonah Brum

$300,000

9397 Midnight Pass Road Renovations

Garage

Howard Bael

$109,688

420 Beach Road

Renovations

Rosemay Manzulli $105,000

1239 Lyric Lane

Additio/Renovations

Jonah Brum

$75,000

1850 Roland St.

Remodel

Kendall Sanborn

$75,000

5880 Midnight Pass Road Remodel

Beverly Parker

$74,580

9452 Forest Hills Circle

Remodel

Kenneth Colwell

$58,552

137 Avenida Messina

Remodel

Elaine Bailey

$49,400 $49,256

5569 Cape Leyte Drive

Pool/Spa

Steven Hagan

4216 Hymount Ave.

Renovations

Candice DeShazer $40,000

35 Watergate Drive 1004 A4110136 $1,895,000 Nora Johnson

Sarasota 941-951-6660 941-809-1700

478 Oriskany Court A4112665 $1,849,000 Karen Cash Greco

Osprey 941-966-8000 941-504-6927

285 Lookout Point Drive A4108793 $1,795,000 Victoria Stultz

Osprey 941-966-8000 941-387-5676

25 Sandy Hook Rd A3988917 $1,749,000 Denise Mei

Siesta Key 941-951-6660 941-685-3198

300 S Pineapple Ave 702 A4117935 $1,639,900 Jonathan Abrams

Sarasota 941-349-3444 941-232-2868

5136 Higel Avenue A4109221 $1,599,000 Lenore Treiman

Siesta Key 941-966-8000 941-356-9642

4619 Higel Avenue A4121604 $1,590,000 Veronika Bajtala

Siesta Key 941-349-3444 941-504-0307

301 Bayview Parkway A4121809 $1,495,000 Terri Healey

Nokomis/North Venice 941-966-8000 941-320-0389

4047 Mayors Ct A3992409 $1,375,000 Mark McCann

Sarasota 941-349-3444 941-685-7624

969 Alameda Lane A4122336 $1,150,000 Joanna Benante & Ann Martin

Sarasota 941-388-4447 941-356-7717

5300 Ocean Boulevard 501 A4108569 $885,000 Mackenzie Mudgett & Pat Mudgett

Siesta Key 941-951-6660 941-961-4023

1280 Dolphin Bay Wy #404 A4111526 $825,000 Kristina Rain

Siesta Key 941-349-3444 941-320-2639

Source: Sarasota County; city of Sarasota

4674 Oak Forest E Drive 42 A4121955 $195,000 Kristina Rain

821 Wexford Boulevard 821 N5903843 $149,600 Bambi Utton

3601 Casey Key Rd A3999236 $5,895,000 Dorothy Mckendry

Rotonda West 941-473-7750 941-626-0880

Sarasota 941-349-3444 941-320-2639

Venice 941-493-2500 941-228-4881

6120 Rodgers Avenue A4121420 Connie Lyke Brown Pa

4204 Placid Drive A4121652 $179,900 Matthew Cannon

1201 Cypress Avenue N5903797 $135,900 Laura Bennawy

Sarasota $229,000 941-951-6660

Sarasota 941-951-6660 941-228-2030

Venice 941-485-5421 941-416-3132

1745 Fountain View Circle A4120165 $227,500 David Smith

3057 Willow Green 3 A4122261 $175,000 Veronika Bajtala

915 Seaside Drive 504 A3999041 $122,000 Kelly Mooney

Venice 941-485-5421 941-468-4214

Sarasota 941-349-3444 941-504-0307

Siesta Key 941-349-3444 941-587-8430

Casey Key 941-966-8000 941-586-5007

Mid Longboat 383.5502 • South Longboat 383.7591 • St. Armands 388.4447 • Main Street 951.6660 Palmer Ranch 966.8000 • Siesta Key 349.3444 • Venice 485.5421 • Englewood 473.7750

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San Remo Estates Audrey and David Campbell, trustees, of Sarasota, sold the home at 3631 San Remo Terrace to Christopher and Reyna Quinn, of Aurora, Ohio, for $1.6 million. Built in 1993, it has three bedrooms, two and a half baths, a pool and 2,746 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $367,800 in 1993.

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Kanaya Richard and Judith Diedrich, of Sarasota, sold their Unit 903 condominium at 505 S. Orange Ave. to Robert Dove and Laurel Dove, trustees, of Sarasota, for $1.2 million. Built in 2007, it has three bedrooms, three and a half baths and 3,003 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $975,000 in 2007.

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Poinsettia Park MSP 1924 Bougainvillea LLC sold two properties at 1924 Bougainvillea St. to Jeff and Toni Cusumano, of Sarasota, for $1.25 million. The first, built in 2014, has four bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 3,185 square feet of living area. The second, built in 1948, has one bath and 704 square feet of living area.

Peppertree Bay Salvatore and Sharon Santoro sold their Unit 307 condominium at 1200 E. Peppertree Lane to William and Amy Rohm, of Brecksville, Ohio, for $427,000.

Built in 1973, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,200 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $365,000 in 2003.

Built in 1974, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,086 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $1 million in 2014.

PALMER RANCH The Hamptons EHB of Tampa Bay Inc. sold the home at 5140 Highbury Circle to Ronald and Deborah Chapman, of Sarasota, for $300,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,889 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $230,000 in 2014.

Sunrise Golf Club Estates Alexis Alexander and Gordan Mihajlovic, of Sarasota, sold their home at 5712 Firestone Court to Donald Ruwe, of Sarasota, for $270,500. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,673 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $185,000 in 2011.

Charles Burbol and Laura Morris sold their home at 5753 Augusta Circle to Donald Bruneman, of Elgin, Ill., for $229,500. Built in 1983, it has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,517 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $72,500 in 1983.

OSPREY Sorrento Shores William Miller, of Indialantic, and Linda Pope, of Venice, sold their home at 351 Renoir Drive to Robert and Mary Klinger, of Sarasota, for $495,000. Built in 1965, it has two bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,971 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $224,000 in 1993.

Seashell Midnight Tango LLC sold the Unit 102 condominium at 6500 Midnight Pass Road to Brian Sullivan and Dennis Kern, of Longboat Key, for $378,000.

St Armands

Siesta Key

Island of Venice

325 John Ringling Blvd Sarasota, FL 34236 941-388-3325

5250 Ocean Blvd Sarasota, FL 34242 941-349-8697

300 West Venice Ave Venice, FL 34285 941-488-0649

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“Judie was always available to us during the sales process of our home on Siesta Key. She and her team represented us in 5831 Riegels Harbor Road

$1,845,000 1145 Horizon View Drive

$1,590,000 9119 Midnight Pass Road

$1,190,000

Direct Bay access. For boat and auto enthusiasts, deep water 50’ dock, 6+ car garage. Gated enclave near Siesta Beach. 4 beds/4.5 baths.

Completely renovated custom home with deeded beach access.

All new: A/C, electric, plumbing, windows and doors. 5+ car garage.

Investors - Siesta Bayfront 4-plex. Four-1 bed/1 bath remodeled units. Close to beach, rear decks with bay views, 3 boat slips.

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a successful and professional manner. We would not hesitate to highly recommend her in the buying or selling of real estate in the Sarasota/Siesta Key market.”

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449 Canal Road

lp $1,295,000 Walk to Siesta Key village and beach. 3 beds/3 baths/2-car garage.

Great rental history. Wood floors, boat dock, private pool.

5560 Contento Drive

lp $659,000 Waterfront home near Siesta Beach with deep water dock and lift.

Solar electric, freshly painted, 3 beds/2 baths/2-car garage.

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5324 Shadow Lawn Drive

lp $950,000 Bayfront oversized lot, boat dock and davits. Direct access to Bay, no fixed bridges. Build your waterfront dream home today!

SIESTA KEY

941.479.3880

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290 North Washington Drive

$5,900,000

Stunning bayfront home on St. Armand’s Circle. Never lived in 6,700 square feet, five bed/six bath, media room, large lanai on Sarasota Bay with deep water dockage space.

1135 Kings Way Drive

$749,000

Great watefront opportunity in Laurel Landings. Estate home on an acre with over 4,000 Square Feet overlooking a private setting. Boat access on Shackett Creek to the Intra Coastal Waterway. Adjacent lot available.

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3657 San Remo Terrace | Boater’s Dream Home | $4,275,000 Protected Harbor, Deep Water Basin | OPEN HOUSE, SUN., MAY 24,1-4 PM

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1309 Vermeer Drive

$485,900 1615 Southbay Drive

Large updated home in Sorrento Woods with three car garage and upgrades galore. Oversized screened lanai and pool on a private, serene lot. Community boat ramp and dock with easy access to the ICW.

$349,000

Lowest priced pool home in Sarasota's only boating and tennis community, Southbay Yacht & Racquet Club in Osprey. Tile throughout with updated bathrooms and open floor plan. Boat slips available.

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Close to University Towne Center Mall. Shopping, theatre, airport, restaurants nearby.

Bring your horses. Move in ready. Owner Motivated MLS#A3997031 Offered at $499,500

2BR/2BA, Bay views, granite/stainless steel kitchen, marble bathroom, resort style pool, fitness center. 24 Hour Concierge, guest suite, Secured parking.

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• Panoramic waterfront views • Private, modern coastal home • Tropical landscaping • 177 feet of waterfront • Bleached wood volume ceilings • Spacious living room, dining and family rooms • Large pool, pool deck, covered outdoor patio • Open kitchen, screened porch for outdoor dining • Steps from a new, deep-water double dock • Private-entrance guest house • Just one mile from award-winning Siesta Key Beach.

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$2,780,000

941.376.1717 • www.SarasotaFineHomes.com • KimOgilvie@michaelsaunders.com 1801 Main Street • Sarasota, Florida 34236

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KimOgilvie@michaelsaunders.com 1801 Main Street Sarasota, Florida 34236

HARBOR ACRES BAY FRONT

It’s all about the location! Experience waterfront living from Sarasota’s premier downtown neighborhood. Gated and walled, the three quarter acre estate offers deep water harborage, an updated home in model condition with 4 BR’s, a wood paneled office, a new roof, new windows and waterside terraces. $5,950,000

SIESTA KEY WATERFRONT

Lush gardens with specimen bromeliads and orchids reminiscent of Selby Gardens surround this special model-like Siesta Key home which enjoys it’s superlative position at the intersection of 2 canals offering long views and a private back yard. 4 BR, 3BA, 2CG. $1,150,000

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100 PERCENT by Henry Quarters 107 Part of a threat 108 You acquire them upon marriage 110 Drop in the ocean?

115 Painter Joan 116 Hot spot in the kitchen 118 Clickable image 120 Like oak leaves and ears 121 Capital city on the Aare river 122 Use, as plates 123 Brazil and pecan 124 “All My Children” vixen 125 Smeltery refuse 126 Treats, as to dinner 127 Ball club VIPs 128 City of sin

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1 Apportion 6 “Uh-huh” 9 Attempt, in slang 13 “Beg pardon ...”

17 Jeweler’s glass 18 First name in the “Frasier” cast 19 Athlete’s foot, e.g.

21 Shoestring 22 Cupid’s boss 23 “___ It Romantic?”

24 Badgerlike mammal 25 Capital of Rhone 26 Ballroom dance 28 Lifeguards, at times

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This Memorial Day we count our blessings and salute those who serve to protect our country and our freedom.

30 Off the beaten track 32 Mamie’s man 33 Leaning Tower city 34 Collects 35 Athletic elite 41 Revealed, as an identity 42 Used a rotary phone 43 Campus cadet’s org.

44 “Cool” amount 45 “Rudolph the Red-___ Reindeer” 49 French clergyman 50 Electric guitarist’s need 51 Cool in manner 53 About 1.3 cubic yards 54 Shag rug made in

Sweden 55 Recently 58 Abominable Snowman 59 Stretched out in bed 60 Cornell’s ___ Taylor Hall 62 Grander than grand 64 Museum pieces 67 French novelist Pierre 68 Forcibly splits 70 Historical times 71 Santiago padres?

75 Nerd kin 76 Ohio home of the Wright brothers 79 Automobile sounder 80 “Beetle Bailey” dog

82 Pancake toppers 84 Possesses 86 Bubbling hot 88 Comes down in buckets 90 Remove, as branches 91 Running behind 92 “101 Dalmatians” Dalmatian 93 Chip companion 94 “... and make it fast!”

96 Well-tossed pigskin 98 Even bigger 100 Alone 102 More moth-eaten 105 Scottish Gaelic 106 Brit’s bar

1 “Not to mention ...”

2 Advance money 3 Moon over Paris 4 Makes a choice 5 4 p.m. in London, often 6 “Absolutely!”

7 Banquet staples 8 Heartbeat rhythm 9 Anxiety 10 Beauty pageant topper 11 Tiny industrious insects 12 Buzzing insect 13 “Keep hope alive” 14 Garfield’s predecessor 15 Sorbonne, e.g.

16 Darns 18 “The Twelve Days of Christmas” musician 20 “King of the Hill” beer 27 Barely managed (with “out”) 29 Periwinkle 31 Babes in the woods 34 Highly motivated 35 Hebrew calendar month 36 Tripoli’s home 37 Father of Rachel and Leah 38 Brewpub offering 39 “___ la Douce” (1963 film)

40 Rescue vehicle, for short 41 Flora and fauna 44 “The Simpsons” bartender 46 Brand, in a way 47 Estrada of “CHiPs” 48 Places for lions 50 Perfectly arranged 52 Relatives of 15-Down 55 Symphony woodwind 56 Greek cheese 57 Poor imitator 61 Lionel Richie classic 63 “Correct” suffix 65 Duffer’s obstacle 66 Partner for means 69 First U.S. space station 71 Roughen, as lips 72 Bindle bearer 73 Multivitamin supplement 74 No place for a roller skate 77 Chicago airport 78 Birth-related 81 Waiter’s reward 83 Beyond stringy 85 Attachment to “one” or “your” 87 Boxing great Joe 89 Kind of 93-Across 91 Fleur-de-___ 95 Rotating or pivoting 96 Give the cold shoulder 97 Bamm-Bamm’s friend 99 “Silly” birds 100 Senator Specter and others 101 Starts the business day 102 Some burial sites 103 Disney mermaid 104 ___ cotta 105 Diplomatic agent 108 Minute amount 109 Pond residue 111 Bullfight bull 112 Bibliographical abbr.

113 Art ___ 114 Hard, yellow cheese 117 Faucet 119 Fourth-qtr. followers, sometimes

CRYPTOQUIZ Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of an American general. Using the hints Y=E and B=T, decipher the clues to name the general.

1. D F O M F M 2. C Y M B L N E O B 3. N L Y J F B E N O B N J Z U 4. O F B N 5. L J Y M E K Y O B This general served as Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe in WWII:

SUDOKU

Solve the puzzle by placing the numbers 1 through 9 in each row, column and box.

05-21-15

CLASSIFIEDS

Thursday, May 21, 2015

The Sarasota and Siesta Key Observers reserve the right to classify and edit copy, or to reject or cancel an advertisement at any time. Corrections after first insertion only. *All ads are subject to the approval of the Publisher. *It is the responsibility of the party placing any ad for publication in The Sarasota and Siesta Key Observers to meet all applicable legal requirements in connection with the ad such as compliance with town codes in first obtaining an occupational license for business, permitted home occupation, or residential rental property.

Items Under $200 For Sale

Autos Wanted

Personals

COFFEE MACHINE: Starbucks Verismo, single serve, slightly used, w/500+ coffee and milk pods, $160. 941-921-2539.

WE BUY CARS. TOP $$ PAID FOR YOUR VEHICLES. Call Hawley Motors, 941-923-3421.

GOLF CART: Sun Mountain Easy Push, 4/wheel, $50. Small portable gas grill on wheels, w/cover, $40. 505-715-3588.

I BUY CARS TRUCKS AND MOTORCYCLES. LICENSED, BONDED, OVER 36 YRS, EXPERIENCE. NO HASSLE, BEST PRICES. CONTACT MARK, (941) 356−7788.

*ADOPTION:* ADORING Doctor, Devoted, Financially Secure Family, Music, Theatre, Sports, Travel, Education awaits 1st baby.

FLBar 42311. 1-800-552-0045. *Expenses paid.*

SHOWER CHAIR, Raised Toilet Seat and Walker for handicapped person. $150 for all.

941-346-3516.

MEMORIAL DAY EARLY DEADLINES for May 28th edition CLASSIFIED ADS - (No change) Deadline Tuesday, May 26th, 12:00pm SERVICE DIRECTORY - (Early deadline) Deadline Thursday, May 21st, 12:00pm The Observer will be CLOSED Monday, May 25th for the Memorial Day Holiday.

We will reopen Tuesday, May 26th at 8:30am.

Call 941-955-4888 To Place Your Ad

Items Under $200 For Sale BLACKMAX SELF propelled mower, Honda engine, big rear wheels, runs excellent. $200 941-587-4157 BIKE, VINTAGE 10-Speed Peugeot, silver. $50.00.

Mahogany Twin Sleigh Bed, box spring, mattress. $50.00. 863-221-8666.

BARBIE DOLL “Lingerie” $80. Santa (Dec.) in chair $55. Hallmark porcelain Figurine (Barbie) $35.

941-926-0778 AUSTRALIAN MEMORABILIA: 20/antique postcards 1940’s, Sydney harbor, beaches area, $100.

2 Akubra hats, $25/ea. 941-483-3469.

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.

941-955-4888 Or Email ad to: classified@yourobserver.com (Please provide your name and address) Or Online at: www.yourobserver.com Or mail to: The Observer Group P.O. Box 3169 Sarasota, Fl 34230

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Flooring

Business Opportunities

SKI GEAR: Everything but skis and poles. $200 for all. 941-383-1789

FOCUSED, DISCIPLINED and Desiring your own business? Minimal Investment! Sky is the Limit!!

941-724-5722

BLONDE OAK table with 6 tall chairs. $125. (941) 223−5097.

OTTOMAN, BROWN leather, smooth top, 48"w x 30"d x 17"h. $200. (941) 922−0103.

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

Call 941-907-8141.

ANTIQUE DROP−LEAF Tea table, beautiful, $130. (941) 924−5093.

Autos For Sale Hawley Motors II 5741 Pinkney Ave. 941-312-5890 www.hawleybudgetcars.com 2011 Chevy Cruz LS, only 44K/miles, clean Car Fax, local vehicle, $11988 2007 BMW 328 I Wagon, blue with tan leather, 80K/miles, $10988 2006 Subaru Legacy GT, blue w/black leather, sunroof, 59K/miles, $11988 2000 Dodge Dakota Quadcab V8 SLT, white/gray $6988 2007 Mercedes Benz C 230 Sport, locally owned and well maintained, $11988 2006 GMC Sierra Crew Cab SLT, black/black, $15988 2008 Toyota Camry Hybrid, leather, 4 cylinder, great gas mileage, clean Car Fax, locally owned, excellent maint. history, $10988 2009 Honda Odyssey EX 3.5 V6, only 72K/miles, new tires, like new cond., $13988 2008 Mercury Mariner Premier, leather, moon roof, V6, 56K/miles, new tires, $12988 2010 Ford Edge Limited, clean Car Fax, Florida vehicle, all the bells and whistles, $159882009 Pontiac G6, 4 door sedan, 4 cyl., auto, low miles, white/cloth, $8988 2005 Lexus ES330 only 95K/miles, clean Car Fax $10988 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 ST, 75K miles, like new, reg. cab, 8’ bed, 3.7 V6, REDUCED! $12988 2009 Scion xD, hatchback, 65K/miles, new tires, clean, $9988 Hawley Motors Over 32 Years in Business Sarasota’s Oldest Dealership Financing Available Cars Wanted - We Buy Cars!

941-312-5890

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

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

WE’RE NOT YOUR ORDINARY FLOORING INSTALLERS! We are more. We have multiple crews with over 20 years experience to master your tile and wood flooring installation. We specialize in tile that looks like wood, offset, patterns, and more. Call us.

You won’t regret it. Fully Licensed and Insured.

Joe Davis, 941.929.3000.

This week’s Cryptoquiz answers 1) Kansas 2) West Point 3) Operation Torch 4) NATO 5) President.

Dwight D. Eisenhower

This week’s Sudoku answers

Furnishings BRAND NEW Queen Pillowtop Mattress Set. Willing to sacrifice for $150. Won’t last.

(941)387-4810.

DINING ROOM table w/extension and 4 chairs, $160. Coffee table, $60. 941-371-0432.

DRESSER: MAHOGANY, Henredon Villa Borghese, w/3 paneled mirror, $1000 o/b/o. Tiffany chandelier, $350 o/b/o. 301-351-0257.

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

COINS, STAMPS, GOLD & SILVER WANTED. Paying Spot on Gold Bullion. IMMEDIATE PAYMENT. Suncoast Stamp Company, 8520 South Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. 941-921-9761

This week’s Crossword answers

Pools/Spas HOT TUBS, Swim Spas, Fiber Glass Pools. Direct from local manufacturers at wholesale pricing.

Save $$$$! 941-462-0633.

Announcements This Is To Inform The Patients Of Dr. Richard Mofffett Of His Retirement From Dentistry.

Patient records are available via written request to: P.O. Box 17395 Sarasota, Fl 34276 2015

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Help Wanted

Homes For Rent

P/T SALES position for family owned gift shop in Siesta Key. 24-30 hours per week. Must be available for evenings and weekends. Retirees welcome. 941-323-9245.

1BR/1BA ARLINGTON Park near SMH. Private garden cottage for single person, all inclusive $850 per month. (720) 220−7470.

Condos/Apts. For Rent

210 FEET of Waterfront, 2 docks. Set up as 2 family, 2BR/2BA Upstairs, 1BR/1BA Down. $482,000. Call Brooke O'Malley, CLUB REALTY 941-726-2677. Ask about Luxury Buyer Rebate up to $4,500*

Condos For Sale FREE! What every Real Estate buyer or seller needs to know!

Go to: www.yourmarketupdate.com

Cleaning

1BR/1BA SARASOTA. AFFORDABLE $69,900, free−standing villa, 55+ condo comm. Walkable amenities, pool, clubhouse. NEW open Kitchen, Roof, Skylight, Air, HW. Carport, Den, WD, HOA $265. 2 Strathmore Blvd. (941) 378−7889.

2BR/2BA SARASOTA Downtown −− Alinari.

Turnkey furnished. Private balcony overlooking resort style pool and city. Amenities include fitness center, theater, guest suites, card/billiard room, wine storage room, garage parking, 24 hour concierge, business center. Walk to all attractions. A+ tenant in place through mid− October, 2015 and may wish to renew for an additional term. Tenant also willing to vacate early. $415,000. (845) 440−3036 days.

Caregivers/Companions Hourly 24/7Care Transportation Social Outings/Dr. Appts.

Housekeeping Meal Preparation Assistance With Daily Living Activities Respite Care

Vacation/Seasonal Rentals SIESTA KEY Condo: 1BR, sleeps 4, ground floor, patio. Walk to beach, shopping, restaurants. Pool, laundry. Two week minimum. May through mid-December. $500/wk or $1500/mo. Also available from April 16, 2016. No pets. Steve 586-883-3392.

Adult Care Services LOCAL EXPERIENCED Caregiver, medical background, seeking to provide cheerful, competent care for your loved one. Fluent Italian. References.

Reasonable. 941-552-9240.

RETIRED RN. Transportation, medication monitoring, light housekeeping and meal preparation.

Compassionate TLC. 30+ Years experience.

941-266-6012, Kathie.

941-809-3725 HCS #230506 NR #30211577 WHY LEAVE THE SAFETY AND COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME to receive professional, affordable, compassionate care? Elder Care Services provides a variety of customized care options, perfectly tailored to your personal needs and lifestyle. Our specialized services include, but are not limited to: Homemaking, errands, doctor visits, transportation, meal prep with special dietary needs, medication supervision, and so much more. Call today for more information, 941-377-4465 or visit us on the web at: eldercaresarasota.com. Licensed, bonded, and insured. Lic#30211372

GULFSIDE A/C & Heating, LLC. SALES & SERVICE, FREE ESTIMATES! 10 MINUTE RESPONSE. Visa/MC/Disc. Lic. #CAC1816929 941-962-6863.

Auto Transport

KETPLACE SSIFIED MAR A L C E IN L N 5-4888 HE O OR CALL 95 ORE VISIT T M M N O R .C A R E L E V O T BSER DS.YOURO CLASSIFIE

SHIP YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR SUV anywhere in the United States. Great rates, fast quotes. Call Hawley Motors, 941-923-3421.

Carpentry RON VOIT CONSTRUCTION L.L.C. Comm/Res. Room Additions. Interior Renovations. Kitchen and Bath Remodeling. Door and Window Replacement.

Rotted Wood Repairs. Crown Molding and Trim.

Call Ron 941-228-7601. State Lic. CBC1259788.

Cleaning NEED A Cleaner? Experienced, dependable and ready to begin! Residential, Office and Window Cleaning. Excellent references. Claudia C. Cleaning Services 941-773-6895 EDLA’S CLEANING SERVICES: Residential Commercial, New Construction. Meticulous, deep cleaning top to bottom. We Guarantee. Affordable & Reliable. Excellent References. Free Estimates.

Licensed and Insured. Weekly and Bi-weekly.

941-536-7447.

AIR CONDITIONING

BRAZILIAN CLEANING Service by Maria.

Residential. Meticulous Cleaning. Excellent References. Free Estimates. Reliable. Lic./ Ins. 941-400-3342.

ND SPARKLE. We are a family business experienced in both home and office cleaning great rates. Call for a quote. 941-330-4466. Email: norgrasi@hotmail.com AFFORDABLE HOUSE CLEANING @ $70.

GREAT REFERENCES. Carlla. 941−894−9262.

HOUSE CLEANING Services Call (941) 539−0962 & (941) 416−5117 JEN’S CLEANING. Experienced, dependable, & detailed. Excellent references. (941) 356−7829 Jen.

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

I speak English, not “Geek”! (941) 323-2363 www.FLMacTutor.com

Home Improvement/ Remodeling MITCHELL HANDYMAN. Painting, Carpentry, Tile, Pressure Cleaning. Total Home Improvements, Repairs. Small and large! 941-284-8488.

Painting/Wallpapering

Air Conditioning

TISE IN R E V D A .

S T GET RESUL

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.

Pet Services 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.

Pressure Cleaning AUTHORITY ONE PROFESSIONAL PRESSURE WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING. Residential and Commercial. Roof cleaning and coating, paver cleaning and sealing, pool areas, etc.

941-251-5948.

Transportation AUTO, BOAT AND BIKE TRANSPORT LICENSED, BONDED AND INSURED BEARS TRANSPORT WE SHIP EVERYWHERE!! (866) 858−8066 www.bearstransport.com

ALTERATIONS/UPHOLSTERY

ATTORNEY

Frank Beck Upholstery

WILLS, TRUSTS, PROBATE, ELDER LAW

Home Furnishing Restoration and Upholstery Specialist!

Honesty • Integrity • Quality • Value

Law Office of

In shop free estimates Pick up and delivery services available

Sharon M. Guy, P.A.

552-5766

Allow me to do my very best for you!

Hours: Monday-Friday 9am - 3pm • Weekends by appointment Gulf Gate Village 6568 Superior Ave., Sarasota, FL 34231

941• 925 • 2447

Sharon M. Guy

169654

ESTABLISHED 1975!

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AUGUSTINE’S CLEANING SERVICE. Full service, organizing. Dependable, Professional. Move in/ Move out. Heidi 941-724-3425. Service you can trust.

BLUE FISH CLEANING INC. 941-705-3812.

Insured, Bonded. Affordable reliable home cleaning, $80, 2 cleaners, 2 hours.

A Lending Hand, Inc.

WEST OF Trail. One level, near Selby with Community Boat Dock. 3BR/3BA, pool. Potential Mother-in-Law. $1,175,000. *Up to $11,000 Buyer Rebate. Call Brooke O’Malley, CLUB REALTY 941-726-2677.

THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2015

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Adult Care Services

Homes For Sale

RITZ CARLTON Marina: 3BR/3BA furnished townhome, 2 car garage, 3 balconies, large boat dock. N/P, N/S. $3800/mo. Seasonal $6500/mo.

4 month minimum. Available 5/15. 970-948-6815

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Office in Palmer Ranch 8586 Potter Park Drive, Sarasota, FL 34238

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THE SARASOTA /SIESTA KEY Thursday, May 21, 2015

AUTO SERVICE

The Service DirecTory

WorkS for you!

Call 955-4888 to reserve your space.

ALUMINUM

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169653

Insured

“Specializing in 6” Seamless Gutters”

Call today to reserve your space 955-4888

Yoderaluminum.com

Dustin Yoder yoderaluminum@gmail.com

15505 Lemon Fish Dr. Bradenton, FL 34202 Office 941-650-9790

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in the Service Directory

Yoder Aluminum Inc.

DOCKSIDE BOAT REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SMS Mobile Marine Service GPS/Fishfinder Installation • Outboards I/O’s • Inboards Call for appointment • 941-232-3523 CERTIFIED & INSURED

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Grow your business

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CLEANING

CONCRETE

Mercy’s Cleaning Service

Driveways • Sidewalks

724-1395

170558

Licensed • Free Estimates

Also Laying Stone

Reasonable Prices

Watching your home when you’re away

Servicing the Sarasota area since 1999

A Private Company Serving the Palmer Ranch Area Since 2007

918-8587

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Free Estimates

CUSTOM WOODWORKING

DON’T LET YOUR

DRYER START A FIRE!

Sarasota Gate & Access

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Call Paradise Dryer Vent Cleaning Today YOUR SAFETY IS PRICELESS! 941. 979. 2707

Dryers and washing machines were involved in one out of every 22 home structure ďŹ res LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED reported to U.S. ďŹ re departments in 2006-2010.

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Sliding Glass Door Repair

ADDY’S CLEANING SERVICE • One Time, Weekly, Monthly • Res./Comm. • Move Ins/Outs • Carpet Cleaning • References • Free Est. ★ Very Affordable Rates ★

“FIX IT - DON’T REPLACE�

3687954-01

Maid to Perfection

Place Your Ad Quickly 941-955-4888 or classifieds.yourobserver.com

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DRYWALL

We don’t claim we’re the best, our customers do!

IRRIGATION

CHALMERS DRYWALL

941-377-6243

www.mtpsarasota-manatee.com

A FULL SERVICE IRRIGATION COMPANY

• Repair • Remodel • New Construction

Request A Free Estimate Today!

Maintenance - Repair -Installation

Licensed/Insured • Free Estimates

• Weekly, Biweekly & Monthly Service • Carpet and Window Cleaning • Completely Bonded and Insured • COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS INVITED

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941-349-4455

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singleturtle@aol.com

New Deluxe Rollers Will Make Your Doors Roll Better Than Ever Call Mark 928-2263 proslidingglassdoorrepair.com

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Ph. 376-4228

780-3788 • 822-0436

20 any irrigation

LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC

COMPUTER

Franklin Kenny • Electrical Contractor

$ OFF repair over 100

3690387-01

of Sarasota

Lic. #ER0013984

377-2272

941-888-2988 FREE ESTIMATES rainscape.com

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FURNITURE REPAIR

PATIO REPAIRS, INC PATIO REPAIRS

DON’T THROW YOUR COMPUTER OUT THE WINDOW – CALL LORITECH!

941-504-0903

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FurnitureSales Sales &&Repairs Furniture Repairs Cushions • Slings • Re-powdercoating #USHIONS s 3LINGS s 5MBRELLAS

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941-929-9095

Re-Slinging

Re-Finishing

ï Installed within 24-hours ï &HUWLĆHG 5HVLGHQWLDO &RPPHUFLDO ï /LFHQVHG ï Bonded ï Insured ï /RFDOO\ RZQHG DQG RSHUDWHG

Serving Sarasota & Manatee Counties

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Re-Strapping

Since 1967

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3680493-01

JR Concrete & Masonry Contractor

941-228-5001 | Bradenton, FL 34203 | www.alumatech1.com

Custom Surfaces Inc. 171343

DECORATIVE SURFACES FOR: PATIOS, POOL DECKS, DRIVEWAYS, ENTRYWAYS

• POLY-PEBBLE / EPOXY • TEXTURED CONCRETE • RESEAL & REPAIRS • INTERLOCKING BRICK PAVERS Free Serving Sarasota 355-1148 Estimates Since 1979 SARASOTA • BRADENTON • VENICE

(cell) 780-3346 Licensed & Insured

Licensed Lic. #38333 References

“OUR ESTIMATES & ADVICE ARE FREE�

957-4762 (cell #) 504-3168

169773

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) Carpentry ) Indoors ) Remodeling ) Ceramic Tile ) Water & Fire Damage ) Kitchen/Baths

THE GRAB BAR GUY 954-1878

HANDYMAN

Walkways•Landings•Driveways: New & Repairs Pavers Installed & Sealing Stucco: New & Repairs • Blocks: New & Repairs Bobcat Services Available

DRGRABBARS.COM

GLENN KROECKER

Team Up Today With Classifieds 941-955-4888

941-716-0872

Lic. #AAA-14-00088

Manufacturers, New Sales & Refinishers Of Fine Outdoor Furniture

STEVE PANEBIANCO

HOME REPAIR SERVICE • NO JOB TOO SMALL • SCREEN REPAIRS • PAINTING/DRY WALL • TILE REPAIRS • & MUCH MORE!

24/7 SERVICE

966-5094 Cell #809-7311

FREE

ESTIMATES!

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922-3157

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AT TIME OF APPOINTMENT

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(941) 966-0333

Residential Concrete Specialist

Licensed • Insured Lic. #25393

FREE INSTALLATION

Protect your investments from liabilities of slips and falls by calling Dr. Grab Bar Today!

YOUR BATHROOM SAFETY SPECIALIST

LACIVITA CONCRETE Patios - Driveways - Sidewalks

BUY ONE GRAB BAR GET ONE FREE

ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT

CONCRETE State Lic. CR CO25291

KITCHEN/BATH REMODELING AT T E N T I O N L A N D L O R D S A N D P R O P E R T Y M A N A G E R S

New & Refurbished Computers Servicing PC & MAC on Site or In Shop Virus Removal We Make Windows 8 User-Friendly!

NEW LOCATION: 6968 Beneva Rd.

rain sensors

$

Classified Ads Bring Results 941-955-4888

(Just around the corner Next to Beneva Flowers)

15% OFF

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ELECTRIC

COMPUTER REPAIR SALES & SERVICE

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• Installation • Access Control • Maintenance • System Design

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FAST SAME-DAY SERVICE

DOORS

Move Ins/Move Outs

170355

Call Liz for the Best Price

170561

Cell (941)

HOME SERVICES

Michael Koch Concrete, Inc.

“No Job Too Small�

Commercial and Residential Best Prices in Town

We Use Organic Products

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PERSONAL SERVICES

941-726-2662

yourikeakitcheninstaller.com

Serving Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch and Sarasota

Melanie

• Pet Sitting

Specializing in Lanai Screening and Panel Replacements David Hall

• Excellent references

(941) 966-2960

Your Local Pet Care Expert

EXPERIENCED COMPANY OFFERING:

“Will move anything from a couch to a household”

941-780-0658

LOCAL - LONG DISTANCE FREE ESTIMATES

siestascreening@gmail.com

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(enter your zip code)

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PLUMBING

171858

make your moving day a pleasure.

Fast Quality Service at Reasonable Rates Ins./Lic. #RF0048866

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Installed

Reg. Price 27900 Installed

379-9070

PAINTING

Complete Plumbing Services & Repairs Residential, New Construction and Commercial No Overtime, No Trip Charge No Job Too BIG or Too SMALL. We DO IT ALL!

Family Owned & Operated • Third Generation Master Plumber All Major Credit Cards Accepted www.GeneralPlumbingSarasota.com

941-923-8140

Olde World

Painting

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ANY SERVICE W/THIS COUPON

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REPRESENTING Top Big Bottom Big

Most Amazing Properties 75% RESERVED

Orchid Trace 6580 Wild Orchid Lane $1,435,000

The Oaks Clubside 510 East MacEwen $799,000

AQUA 280 Golden Gate Point Only two remaining units from $3,750,000

Prestancia 7448 Monte Verde $679,000

Siesta Key 4632 Ocean Boulevard $2,995,000

Siesta Key - Horizons West 6145 Midnight Pass Road - F7 $499,000

Joel Schemmel, J.D. 941.587.4894 joel.schemmel@sothebysrealty.com Sharon Chiodi 941.809.0380 sharon.chiodi@sothebysrealty.com

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Property information herein is derived from various sources including, but not limited to, county records and multiple listing services, and may include approximations. All information is deemed accurate and neither suggests nor infers that Premier Sotheby’s International Realty participated as either the listing or cooperating agent or broker in the sale or purchase of the properties depicted.

1510 Hyde Park Street | McClellan Park

$8,995,000

172045

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