Red tide was the big story of the year in Venice. It even spilled over into the Our Town section a few times although it primarily was front-page news in the paper’s A-section.
Harvest Chapel of Venice is again offering yearly “grief share” meetings for those suffering from loss that has affected their heart and soul over the holidays.
Everyone already knows New Zealand is the place to go for walking in the wilderness, spectacular scenery and some really good grub.
Hughes Exterminators reveals that ants, termites, mosquitoes, roaches, and rodents could be problematic for homeowners in 2019.
Jane Brody, the “High Priestess of Health,” will be in Sarasota in January to help raise funds for ITN SunCoast, Sarasota and Manatee County’s non-profit transportation service for people age 60+ and adults with vision challenges.
Venetian River Club, 502 Veneto Blvd.,Venice, Florida, will host the 20th “Lessons for Life” Jan. 12 benefiting Make-A-Wish Southern Florida.
Longtime Business and Professional Women of Englewood (BPWEV) member Kathy Castellano spoke from her heart as she educated the members and guests about a disease commonly called “Wobbly Feet Syndrome.”
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services contracts with All Faiths Food Bank to distribute free U.S. Department of Agriculture commodities. Eligible residents will receive nine to 12 free commodities.
Longtime Business and Professional Women of Englewood (BPWEV) member Kathy Castellano spoke from her heart as she educated the members and guests about a disease commonly called “Wobbly Feet Syndrome.”
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services contracts with All Faiths Food Bank to distribute free U.S. Department of Agriculture commodities. Eligible residents will receive nine to 12 free commodities.
Wawa has awarded the State College of Florida Foundation a $1,500 grant to support the dental hygiene program at State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota (SCF).
Are you constantly repeating? Honey, I just told you three times.
Diabetes was discovered 2,500 years ago, when those stricken seemed to have attracted ants to sweetness in their urine. However, it was relatively recent that medical science found ways to know for sure, and ways to treat. Modern tests involve blood, not urine, and express their results with…
Thank you for allowing me to share my life story with hearing loss. I appreciate your kind words, understanding and encouragement.
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services contracts with All Faiths Food Bank to distribute free U.S. Department of Agriculture commodities. Eligible residents will receive nine to 12 free commodities.
There is a growing need for local health care workers, and the State College of Florida Foundation will showcase health care programs at State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota (SCF) during its annual scholarship luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 14, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Michael’s On East, 1…
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Ringling College will present the Boomer Conference on Nov. 16.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Ringling College will present the Boomer Conference on Nov. 16.
Max Patrick, right, Inner Guard of Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge No. 45, presents a $500 check donation to Dana Johnston, CEO of InStride Therapy during InStride’s Community Barbecue at its location on Ranch Road in Nokomis. InStride uses horses as therapy for individuals with special nee…
Through the end of 2018, ITN SunCoast is providing rides anywhere in Sarasota County for $2.50 to Sarasota County residents who are blind or visually challenged.
Gifts are not what we get for doing something; some of the best gifts occur spontaneously.
“Twenty-two veterans commit suicide daily.”
Sadhguru, a yogi and mystic, will lead Inner Engineering, a four-day program designed to help participants learn to lead a meaningful life. It will be held at the Venice Community Center Nov. 15-18.
Through their generous donations, the residents of Village On The Isle help employees achieve their academic and professional dreams by providing scholarships for continuing education.
(Editor’s Note: This is part four of a four-part series that chronicles the author’s personal experience of hearing loss. Born and raised in England, the writer is now an American citizen, living in Venice, Florida.)
At a men’s breakfast group one morning, a friend who knows that I am a Venice Lions Club member asked me whether we still collect used eyeglasses.
S.A.F.E. (Support & Addiction Family Education) will sponsor a free educational movie night at Christ United Methodist Church, 1475 Center Road, Venice, Thursday, Oct. 18.
The Child Protection Center’s Children and Families Supervised Visitation Program is always looking for members of the community to join our team of volunteers.
