By Staff report Their fate continues to be contested in Circuit Court Siesta Key resident Mike Cosentino has talked many times over the past two years about how soothing he always found the drive along the length of Beach Road Read More
Siesta Village is fortunate to have a wealth of riches to attract both residents and visitors, since there are numerous places to dine, have a drink or shop for gifts and souvenirs. But in the first of the year, the Read More
By Rachel Brown Hackney Sarasota County staff is researching the legality of imposing a fine as high as $5,000 per violation in cases when people do not abide by the county’s ordinance regarding short-term rentals. The measure is just one Read More
By Bob Stein To many, the Siesta Key Village is a popular tourist destination, where people seek one of the most beautiful beaches in the country to escape the cold weather. For some, however, Siesta Key is a place of Read More
After a Nov. 15 public hearing that lasted about five hours, the Sarasota Planning Commission voted 5-2 to recommend that the County Commission approve the Critical Area Plan, rezoning and special exceptions necessary to create the mixed-use Siesta Promenade project Read More
There were a total of 17 crimes reported on the Key between 10/23-11/19/18 10/24/18 Grand Theft over 10K Less than 20K 9100 Block Midnight pass Rd. A woman reported several items of jewelry were missing from the closet of her Read More
Awards were presented, Nov. 11, to winning teams of two and solo master sand sculptors. The Crystal Classic drew eight teams and eight solo artists from nations around the world, including South Korea, Canada, Italy, the Czech Republic, Singapore, United Kingdom, Read More
Condo Council membership meeting The Siesta Key Condo Council will hold its annual membership meeting on Dec 4, 3 pm at the Siesta Key Chapel, 4615 Gleason Ave. The topics this year are Save Our Siesta Sand 2 Update, Holiday Read More
By Rachel Brown Hackney With the Bank of America branch on Stickney Point Road having closed on Oct. 16, Siesta Sand has learned that the rumor mill already is in full swing, speculating on what will happen to the property. Read More
By DEBBIE FLESSNER Under the leadership of Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley, who served as the Bishop of St. Augustine from 1940 to 1967, the population of Catholics in the State of Florida grew so much during that time that the Read More
