June 2016
PUBLISHED JUNE 23, 2016 ‘Voice of SCC’ celebrates two years of service By PHYLLIS HODGES hodgespress@gmail.com “Is everybody having fun?” That’s the question Sun Radio General Manager Peter Swartz says he…
PUBLISHED JUNE 23, 2016 Despite course closing, ClubLink sees silver lining in golf engagement program By LOIS KINDLE lois@observernews.net Just about everyone in the community knows by now that ClubLink…
PUBILSHED JUNE 16, 2016 Honor Flight takes its 26th Mission to Washington D.C. By LISA STARK lisa@observernews.net When the aircraft landed at the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport around 9 pm.…
PUBLISHED JUNE 16, 2016 Free, specialized phones available for hard of hearing By LOIS KINDLE lois@observernews.net While people typically can live with hearing loss, it certainly lessens their quality of…
PUBLISHED JUNE 16, 2016 Observations: Living in three-quarter time By MITCH TRAPHAGEN mitch@observernews.net In late 2001, I was a brand-new reporter for The Observer News. My first article, a photo…
PUBLISHED JUNE 16, 2016 An unusually gray day By LISA STARK lisa@observernews.net It was an unusually gray day, I thought, especially considering the perpetually sunny skies I had grown accustomed…
George Allan Carlisle George Allan Carlisle, 67, of Sun City Center, passed away peacefully at home on May 24, 2016, after a long illness. He was born in Muskegon, Mich.,…
PUBLISHED JUNE 16, 2016 Mills Elementary teachers and students surprise principal with flash mob By CARL MARIO NUDI carl@observernews.net Mike Rio, outgoing principal of Virgil Mills Elementary School, is moving up…
PUBLISHED JUNE 16, 2016 Saturday night’s alive and kicking in northwest Bradenton and Cortez Village By ANDREA SHAY Northwest Bradenton’s Saturday night scene continues to thrive with no shortage of unique…