Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Siesta Key resident Lourdes Ramirez stands on Beach Road at the site of a proposed hotel. Siesta Key resident Lourdes Ramirez has ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A battle over a more than three-decade-old growth policy could soon erupt again on Siesta Key as hotel developers seek to reverse ...

A Herald-Tribune investigation into close contacts between Sarasota County officials and prominent local developers stemmed from the County Commission's handling of citizens' legal challenges to the ...

The hundreds of Siesta Key residents who had a chance recently to let developers know just what they thought of the latest proposals for two new hotels on the low-key barrier island didn't pull any ...

LUMARA Resorts announces the opening of Azul Siesta Key an 18-key boutique hotel located in Siesta Key Florida. The property has undergone a full post-hurricane renovation and is now welcoming guests.

Condo-style hotel located 5 blocks away from the art and cultural hub of Sarasota; offers Biking, Kayaking, and Paddle boarding. Located a 20-minute drive south of Sarasota and the full-service ...

SIESTA KEY, Fla. — Residents of Siesta Key are not happy with the Sarasota County Commission after some commissioners gave a nod to reviewing a development proposal calling for changes to the ...

A major decision in the battle against high-density hotels on Siesta Key came down yesterday. Local circuit court judge Hunter Carroll ruled that a hotel approved by Sarasota County commissioners on ...

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A battle over a more than three-decade-old growth policy could soon erupt again on Siesta Key as hotel developers seek to reverse two years of courtroom legal victories by Siesta Key advocates.