Top Stories - This Week: Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2003 Suspect arrested, murder charged in Bradenton Beach death By Paul Roat. Islander Reporter Police and paramedics spent much of Feb. 4 at Second Street in Bradenton Beach investigating the death of Carol Foreman. Insert top: Kim Bean, bottom: Carol Foreman. Islander Photo: J.L. Robertson Click on image to enlarge Full Story... Warning to Holmes Beach: Anna Maria may be coming By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter Anna Maria may be moving to Holmes Beach. Relax, Holmes Beach residents. If the planned move goes through, it's only for about six months. Full Story... Another Anna Maria parking solution presented By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter Parking plans in Anna Maria are like opinions. Everybody's got one. After more than 30 years of parking committees, studies, reports and recommendations, it often seems that finding a parking solution agreeable to all the special interest groups in the city is like trying to solve world hunger. Full Story... Code enforcement officer quits in Bradenton Beach The code enforcement officer in Bradenton Beach has tendered her resignation effective Feb. 25. Full Story... Comp plan committee members chosen in Bradenton Beach Seven people have been selected by Bradenton Beach city commissioners to devote a huge hunk of their lives for the next two years poring over long-range planning documents. Full Story... Public input continues on Holmes Beach turtle ordinance By Diana Bogan. Islander Reporter Holmes Beach Mayor Carol Whitmore hosted a second community workshop to gather additional input from Island residents and property managers on the city's proposed draft of a new turtle-protection ordinance. Full Story... Teachers leave IMS, parents meeting scheduled Holmes Beach Mayor Carol Whitmore hosted a second community workshop to gather additional input from Island residents and properTwo teachers hired at the start of the school year in August are no longer teaching at Island Middle School. Full Story...

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