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Top Stories this week: Wednesday, July 25, 2007
From above: Is Passage Key regaining composure? Islander Photo: Jack Elka
Passage Key disappears, struggles to re-emerge By Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
At extreme low tide, boaters and conservation officials get a glimpse of what was once a vibrant wildlife habitat - Passage Key.
Variance request again denied in Bradenton Beach By Paul Roat
Bradenton Beach city commissioners have upheld a board of adjustment decision to deny a boat lift variance requested by Jerry and Connie McKee at their home at 2101 Bay Drive N. - or 1909 or 2102 Bay Drive N., depending on which records are referenced.
Rescuers found three people July 18 stranded in the water near Egmont Key, the island across the Tampa Bay shipping channel that is visible from the northern tip of Anna Maria Island.
Bank objects in GSR listing for Island broker By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter
Sources involved with the GSR Development bankruptcy have been saying for the past year that the company’s Island properties are heavily mortgaged to their value and any sale of company property is unlikely to return any of the $4.6 million in unsecured claims against the company.
Grant request for East Bay Drive project denied By Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
Holmes Beach ranked No. 2 in a recent review for federal money, putting it out of the running for a grant to spruce up East Bay Drive, a main commercial corridor in the city.
No charges filed in tree-cutting complaint By Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
State law enforcement officials declined to recommend charges after investigating an allegation that Manatee County destroyed “active” night heron nests while removing Australian pine trees at Coquina Beach.
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