Sertoma Club of Venice honored two Venice High School seniors and a teacher at its Feb. 28 meeting. Students of the Month of February are Madeline Jaques and Wyatt Ehrhardt. Educator of the Month is Pete Dombroski.
Abby Gage from Transition Venice invited Madeleine Zubyk’s Digital Design Honors class at Venice High to create a “Picture Legalized Sustainability” poster for this year’s Earth Day contest.
CareerSource Suncoast invites Manatee and Sarasota County students ages 4-18 to submit artwork for the third annual State of Talent Conference themed “Where Creativity Meets Talent.”
The Venice High Renaissance Team recognized the following students for the week of Feb. 25: Mallory Allen, Brittany Decker, Ciara Leary, John Jones, Yessica Aguilar, Gabe Hoberman, Jessica Sutton, Cody Matson, Morgan Kopfle, Bijou Balthazar and Sebastian Valdez-Ramirez.
WEST VILLAGES — The State College of Florida Collegiate School is expanding its Eagle Collegiate Scholarship program.
NORTH PORT — The Sarasota County School Board delayed voting on amending a contract with the Student Leadership Academy that would allow the charter school to expand its grade level to ninth grade next year.
The Conservation committee of the Venice Audubon Society is offering an informational program on the use of Florida native and friendly plants in your landscape plans.
The Englewood Toastmasters Club invites the public to enjoy its open house, either March 14 or March 28, at 6:30 p.m.
The Business and Professional Women of Englewood and Venice (BPWEV) is pleased to offer four adult learner scholarships in 2019. The scholarships available are $1,000 each.
Grace Klutke, of Venice, Florida, was named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2018 semester at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. She is enrolled in the university’s College of Arts & Sciences.
Carl Murrell, principle representative to the United Nations for the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of the United States, will speak Monday, March 4, 7 p.m., at Unity Church of Venice, 125 N. Jackson Road, Venice.
As the only institute of higher learning with 100-percent acceptance rate, Beach University again begins welcoming students in March.
The Venice High Renaissance Team recognized the following students for the week of Feb. 11: Alexandria Bowers, Jonathan Cox, Timia Hill, Josie Hoberman, John Ignagni, Steffan Johnson, John Jones, Hannah Magrini, Sarah Meredith, Megan Miscannon, Jonathan Pellegrino, Carson Peters, Michael Phi…
With just a month to go before the eighth Venice Book Fair & Writers’ Festival March 15-16, it is time for writers to sign up for the writers festival classes that Friday, March 15 in the William H. Jervey Jr. Venice Public Library, 300 S. Nokomis Ave., Venice.
Dorothy Korwek will present a lecture and slide show to the Gulf Coast Humanist Association on the topic, “The John Nolen Plan for the Venice Historic District” at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, March 2, at The Family Table Restaurant, 14132 Tamiami Trail, North Port. This event is free and the public…
Steve Koski, Sarasota County archaeologist, spoke Jan. 15 to 200 attendees at the Betty Intagliata Lecture Series, hosted by the Venice Area Historical Society.
If ever there were a time to walk along Sarasota’s waterfront in Bayfront Park, this is that time.
Local high schools turned in some of their best performances last year in participation and performance on Advanced Placement exams.
Children First Inc. thanks All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church for its ongoing support of the community’s most vulnerable children and families. Children First received three separate grants from the church and its parishioners, whose generosity has helped to provide scholarships, holiday…
The Sertoma Club of Venice recognized two Venice High School seniors and a teacher at its regular meeting Jan. 31.
The Conservation committee of the Venice Audubon Society is offering an informational program on the use of Florida native and friendly plants in your landscape plans.
The Englewood Toastmasters Club invites the public to enjoy its open house, either March 14 or March 28, at 6:30 p.m.
The Business and Professional Women of Englewood and Venice (BPWEV) is pleased to offer four adult learner scholarships in 2019. The scholarships available are $1,000 each.
Grace Klutke, of Venice, Florida, was named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2018 semester at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. She is enrolled in the university’s College of Arts & Sciences.
Carl Murrell, principle representative to the United Nations for the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of the United States, will speak Monday, March 4, 7 p.m., at Unity Church of Venice, 125 N. Jackson Road, Venice.
As the only institute of higher learning with 100-percent acceptance rate, Beach University again begins welcoming students in March.
The Venice High Renaissance Team recognized the following students for the week of Feb. 11: Alexandria Bowers, Jonathan Cox, Timia Hill, Josie Hoberman, John Ignagni, Steffan Johnson, John Jones, Hannah Magrini, Sarah Meredith, Megan Miscannon, Jonathan Pellegrino, Carson Peters, Michael Phi…
With just a month to go before the eighth Venice Book Fair & Writers’ Festival March 15-16, it is time for writers to sign up for the writers festival classes that Friday, March 15 in the William H. Jervey Jr. Venice Public Library, 300 S. Nokomis Ave., Venice.
Dorothy Korwek will present a lecture and slide show to the Gulf Coast Humanist Association on the topic, “The John Nolen Plan for the Venice Historic District” at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, March 2, at The Family Table Restaurant, 14132 Tamiami Trail, North Port. This event is free and the public…
Steve Koski, Sarasota County archaeologist, spoke Jan. 15 to 200 attendees at the Betty Intagliata Lecture Series, hosted by the Venice Area Historical Society.
If ever there were a time to walk along Sarasota’s waterfront in Bayfront Park, this is that time.
Local high schools turned in some of their best performances last year in participation and performance on Advanced Placement exams.
Children First Inc. thanks All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church for its ongoing support of the community’s most vulnerable children and families. Children First received three separate grants from the church and its parishioners, whose generosity has helped to provide scholarships, holiday…
The Sertoma Club of Venice recognized two Venice High School seniors and a teacher at its regular meeting Jan. 31.
Through the generosity of Gulf Coast Community Foundation (GCCF) and a leveraged grant, Big Brothers Big Sisters has launched five Beyond School Walls programs locally.
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SARASOTA — The Sarasota County School Board will vote today on Superintendent Todd Bowden’s new contract, which would extend his term by four years and require a super majority vote of at least 4-1 to fire him.
The Venice High Renaissance Team recognized the following students for the week of Feb. 4: Kinsey Hill, Colton Frantz, Lauren Stone, Ben Snyder, Sheila Dragani, Rodrigo Soares, Kelly Chen, Madison Brasch, Brooklyn Hodgson, Ali Aguiar, Leah Marisi, Devany Newcomb, Alberto Teijelo, Kiley Davis…
You won’t want to miss the State College of Florida Foundation’s Avenues to the Future.
Today, most Florida-bound travelers reach the state using some pretty straightforward routes ... I-75 south is popular, along with flights from all locales. But how did new residents find Florida some 60-plus million years ago?
The Venice High Renaissance Team recognized the following students for the week of Jan. 28: Kiley Davis, Olivia Hanley, Ethan Matthews, Hannah Williams, Lillian Maggio, Aundraya Murdocca, Brian Bui, Olivia Sleight, Mikayla Shelton, Sam Irvin, Connie Carbone, Tiki Nabergall, Maeve Sims and Ta…
