Top Stories this week: Wednesday, March. 2, 2005 Refreshing lesson AME fourth-grader Dayle Hoffman gets a hand from Manatee County Historical Park volunteer Carol Mills at squeezing fresh orange juice with an old-fashioned hand press. Each class member took turns squeezing his or her own cup of juice. Miller wants code enforcement 'understanding,' questions Sandbar enforcement By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter Anna Maria City Commissioner Duke Miller wants the commission to discuss the current "reactive only" policy on code enforcement and has asked Commission Chairperson John Quam to place the issue on the next worksession agenda. Full Story... Anna Maria P&Z's 'friendly' meeting They met, they chatted, they saw, they heard, they did little to nothing. Full Story... Path funds confusion in Bradenton Beach By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter The planned multi-use path through Coquina Beach in southern Bradenton Beach is still on hold by Manatee County the Bradenton Beach Scenic Highway Committee Corridor Management Entity learned at its Feb. 22 meeting. Full Story... City-run restaurant concept dropped like hot potato in Bradenton Beach By Paul Roat. Islander Reporter So maybe a city-run restaurant at the Bradenton Beach City Pier isn't that good an idea after all. Full Story... Police pension board wants 'our way or no way' By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter Members of the Holmes Beach Police Pension Board told city commissioners at their Feb. 22 meeting that they wanted the commission to consider their originally proposed ordinance for additional retirement funding, or consider nothing at all. Full Story... Warrants were 'mistakes' say Phillips couple By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter The outstanding warrants served on Roger and Sherry Phillips of Bradenton Beach last week were "mistakes," said Sherry Phillips, and all charges have now been cleared. Full Story... Turtle store folding, director absent By Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter Validating an old business adage, relocation of the store and education center established by Anna Maria Island Turtle Watch is proving fatal. The store is shutting down effective March 21. Full Story...