‘Keep it open’: Sarasota County outlines plan for reopened Midnight Pass
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SARASOTA, Fla. (WFLA) — After being closed for over 40 years, Midnight Pass, a crucial waterway between Siesta and Casey Keys, will remain open following its reopening due to the impacts of Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene, as confirmed by Sarasota County officials.

Originally, the pass was filled in during the 1980s due to concerns over potential property damage. However, recent storms have naturally restored the water flow, allowing the channel to function once more.

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