Casey Colburn
Sarasota Observer: Conversation with Casey Colburn
This article was originally published on YourObserver.com (August 6, 2015). Casey Colburn’s time as chairman of the Downtown Sarasota Alliance came to an end Wednesday morning, but the outgoing leader will still keep a close eye on the evolution of the heart of the city and Sarasota as a whole. A lawyer specializing in governmental issues, […]
Sarasota Observer: Could benches return to Five Points Park?
This article was originally published on YourObserver.com (July 30, 2015). Ron Soto knows it’s a controversial topic to tackle, but he’s not shying away from talking about park benches. More specifically, Soto thinks it’s time to return the benches to Selby Five Points Park. The City Commission voted unanimously to remove the six benches from […]
Bradenton Herald: Bradenton Downtown Development Authority Approves Purchase Agreement for Old Manatee Inns Property
This article was originally published by the Bradenton Herald (July, 29 2015). BRADENTON — The Bradenton Downtown Development Authority has recommended selling the old Manatee Inns property on 14th Street West to Beneficial Communities for $700,000. Beneficial attorney Casey Colburn of Sarasota’s Colburn Law Firm made final modifications to the agreement. The DDA wants to retain […]
Herald Tribune: Sarasota City Election Turnout Varies By District
This article was originally published by the Herald Tribune (March 11, 2015). SARASOTA – Earlier this week, Sarasota County Supervisor of Elections Kathy Dent predicted Tuesday’s City Commission election would bring a higher voter turnout than usual. She was right. Nearly 22 percent of registered voters cast ballots on Tuesday, more than in recent city races. But […]
Dutton Shares Vision for Suncoast Community Capital During Mixer with Community Leaders
This article was originally published on Bradenton Patch (November 9, 2013). On Tuesday, Suncoast Community Capital (SCC), an organization committed to the financial independence of people and communities of low income in Manatee and Sarasota Counties, hosted a networking mixer at the Manatee Central Banquet Hall to introduce its new executive director, Tim Dutton, to the […]
Bradenton Patch: Suncoast Community Capital Invites Community to Meet New CEO & Executive Director Tim Dutton
This article was originally published on Bradenton Patch (November 2, 2013). Suncoast Community Capital (SCC), committed to the financial independence of people and communities of low income in Manatee and Sarasota Counties, will host a networking mixer onTuesday, Nov. 5 from 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm at the Manatee Central Banquet Hall, located at 509 9th Street […]
Observer: Sarasota Republican Club 2050 Debate (9/27/13)
This article was originally published on YourObserver.com (September 27, 2013). Claws came out last night at Marina Jacks while four local business and community leaders debated Sarasota 2050. The Sarasota Republican Club hosted the panel regarding the long-range planning document. Click the video above to watch the highlights.
Sarasota Patch: Suncoast Community Capital Hires Tim Dutton as Executive Director (9/25/13)
This article was originally published on Sarasota Patch (September 25, 2013). Suncoast Community Capital (SCC), committed to the financial independence of people and communities of low income in Manatee and Sarasota Counties, is pleased to announce the hiring of Tim Dutton as the organization’s new Executive Director. Dutton is filling the vacancy created when Mike […]
Sarasota 2050 Plan Panel Discussion – Sept. 26, 2013
The Sarasota Republican Club will hold a discussion on proposed changes to the county’s land-use policies. The panel will include: Land use attorney Casey Colburn Former Sarasota County planning commissioner Jody Hudgins Control Growth co-founder Dan Lobeck Sarasota Council of Neighborhood Associations president Lourdes Ramirez When: Thursday, September 26, 2013 The panel discussion will start at 6 p.m. […]
SRQ Daily: Finergy Seeks to Re-Enter Market (8/1/13)
This article originally appeared in SRQ Daily (August 1, 2013) It’s been a few years since Finergy made a major play in the Sarasota marketplace, but the company just submitted a proposal to the City of Sarasota to develop the publicly owned State Street lot. “I am thrilled to see opportunity in Sarasota again,” said Eric […]
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