Eat! Venice Florida was a diner’s delight on Sunday. This beautiful city on Florida’s southwest coast, in cooperation with The Jewish Congregation of Venice, hosted the annual Jewish Food Festival. Corned beef, piled high on delicious rye bread, is my favorite but there were soooo many great dishes. Stuffed cabbage, knishes and oh so many desserts! This was the 20th year the … Keep reading... about Mazel Tov! Jewish Food Festival

PGT Industries broke ground to build a new 90,000 square foot glass factory in North Venice, FL. They expect to add 50 - 60 new jobs and make all the glass they use, rather than subcontracting the work. The company, started in 1980, employs 1,500 in Venice, FL. Venice, FL and Sarasota County has a diverse economy and it is a great place to live and … Keep reading... about More Jobs Come to Venice, FL

The 25th annual Christmas boat parade took place in Venice, FL on December 7. The parade started at 6pm. It began near the Albee road bridge in Nokomis, traveling partially out the jetty, then through Roberts Bay and all the way down to just north of the circus bridge on the island of Venice. … Keep reading... about Venice Christmas Boat Parade

The City of Venice, FL has announced plans to upgrade its reverse osmosis water treatment plant. The project is one of the largest in the city at almost $7,000,000. Venice officials said that the project is necessary due to population growth and real estate development in the area. The city will issue bonds to pay for about 50 projects. … Keep reading... about Venice FL Infrastructure Projects

In a city that is as vibrant and cultural as Venice, picking my "Top 5" things to do or places to go was a real challenge. Rather than rant about the thousand reasons that I love Venice, I'll try to provide you with some insight as to what I would recommend and what I consider to be the "Top 5" in Venice. Venice is nice. Very nice. In fact, you can't even spell Venice without … Keep reading... about My “Top 5” of Venice, Florida