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Island Rallies to Help Businesses After Rabbit Road Fire Sanibel Temporary Toll Plaza BIG ARTS on Stage: Alexander Hamilton Deba Relay For Life Survivor Reception Sunday, March 26... 2 to 4 p.m., Doc Ford's VOL. 13, NO. 38 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA ISLANDS, FLORIDA MARCH 24, 2006 MARCH SUNRISE/SUNSET: 24 06:28 18:40 25 06:27 18:41 #06:26 18:41 27 06:2518:42 28 06:23 18:42 106:22 18:42 iP 06:21 18:43 owner of the space that used to house Island Rallies the Montessori School on the east end of Sanibel Temporary Toll Plaza Sanibel. To Help The Early Learning Coalition of Southwest Florida also helped Ambert Businesses After find new space and financial help for the academy and the approximately 30 chil- Rabbit Road Fire dren who attend it. by Anne Mitchell Melanie Holaway, director of profes- sional development at the Early Learning he Play & Learn Academy II and Coalition, said a fund has been set up at the Harry Ruby Salon have found Bank of the Islands to help the academy Tnew locations following the fire buy supplies and furniture. Holaway said last Friday that destroyed their units in a some funds were raised last weekend large section of the retail center at 975 at the Seahorse Festival adding that "a Rabbit Road, Sanibel. couple of philanthropists" had given The academy reopened Tuesday at the donations. Sanibel Congregational Church, 2050 Ambert said inspectors from the Periwinkle Way. Sanibel Fire Department and from the And Donna Carberry of the Harry county Health and Children & Families Rubin Salon, is moving into New Spirit agencies speeded up the inspection pro- Hair Design, 630 Tarpon Bay Road, cess to enable her to reopen so quickly. thanks to New Spirit owner Doris She said the Sunday school rooms at Herbert. Carberry said many of her cli- the church aren't used on weekdays, so ents have been calling and she has been the arrangement, while temporary, will able to contact others. The phone num- work well. The church has also made Temporary toll plaza located to the right of existing toll plaza ber at New Spirit is 472-2371. space available for a playground and an The community seems to have rallied office. She said she will pay "a nominal ork continues on the temporary toll booths and toll facilities. The project for those who need help finding alterna- rent to cover expenses." includes installation of canopies at the toll booths, installing barricades and tive space. "It just shows what a close-knit com- Wsigns, traffic signalization and improvements at the temporary toll facilities. Play & Learn Academy owner Tania munity it is," Ambert said. "I have been Crews have paved lanes on the north side of McGregor Boulevard (the lanes head- Ambert said she was gratified by the overwhelmed with offers of help and sup- ing toward Sanibel Island) to create an access road to the temporary toll plaza for the support she had received and grateful port." Sanibel Causeway construction project. Two lanes of traffic will be maintained at all to everyone who had pitched in to help, The Sanibel Fitness Center is seeking times heading towards Sanibel. The current dedicated right-turn lane will remain open including an offer of space from the a new location and hoping to reopen for access to Punta Rassa and Sanibel Harbour. Sanibel Community Church and from the continued on page 2 Traffic switch through temporary tollbooths is tentatively scheduled for the week of April 3 (this date is subject to change). # BIG ARTS On Stage: Alexander Hamilton Debates Thomas Jefferson by Priscilla Friedersdorf e still debate many of the same issues that concerned this nation in the early years of our country. Two men, Hal Bidlack as Alexander Hamilton Wand Clay S. Jenkinson as Thomas Jefferson, will bring their presentation, Hamilton with a Twist of Jefferson, to BIG ARTS on Thursday, March 30. The method of inquiry first developed at a Methodist Episcopal camp meeting in Chautauqua, New York in 1873, is updated to allow the audience to participate in a spirited discussion with figures from the past. This special evening is made possible by the sponsorship of Susen and James Berg and John and Linda Kramer. Susen Berg will introduce the program. In an interview with The Island Sun Bidlack describes the discussion we can expect, "There are three components; after a brief introduction by a scholar who gives a portrayal of the characters, the bulk of the program is answering questions on any subject or any time period as it relates to either Hamilton or Jefferson. We don't say anything that our characters would not have said. But in the third part, we take off our wigs and speak as ourselves. "These were real people with real passions; Hamilton believed people were basi- Hal Bidlack as Hamilton cally greedy and needed strong government; Jefferson thought people were good and Clay S. Jenkinson as Jefferson continued on page 49 the American Cancer Society. Volunteers Almost Amber are needed for one or two hours each day. Alert Store event organizers say that by Jane Vos Hogg donation of time to help promote this- important island event and support the kay. So it's not a real child; just a American Cancer Society is appreciated. mannequin. The Sanibel Historic Plus volunteers have an opportunity to OVillage and Museum has looked see friends and neighbors and have fun.# everywhere, at least in all the logical places, questioned all its volunteer work- The Village ers, even instituted its phone tree, the Faye's Charity museum's routine technique for spread- "Where Shopping Is An Art" ing the word. Benefit Moving 2340 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel A child-sized mannequin has gone missing. When in place it is intended to Sale stand next to the teacher in the newly Escentials restored Sanibel Schoohouse. But where anibel's Faye Granberry is hav- ing a moving sale to benefit the For Bath, Body and More! • 472-7770 could it have gone? Curators, tour guides and display people are all equally puzzled. SPoinciana Garden Club. The sale, at 9454 Cotten Court in Gumbo Limbo, Florida Pantry Anyone coming upon an unattended mannequin, clothed in traditional 1920s is Saturday, March 25 from 10 a.m. to Souvenirs & Gifts • 395-9195 schoolgirl attire, please phone Jody 3 p.m. Brown at the museum, 472-4648. While Among the offerings will be antiques Geez Leweez it's no Amber Alert, it sure is an inconve- and an abundance of orchids, treasures nienced institution.5!? and bric-a-brac. Funds raised will go Complete Line of Needlework & Aces. • 395-2900 toward the garden club's civic projects. For more information, call President Lil' Sandy Toes Be A Relay Sandy Kavouras at 656-1406.^ Children's Boutique • 472-0304 For Life Celebrity Matsumoto Gallery From page 1 Fine Arts & Crafts • 472-2941 Bagger Rabbit Road Fire n Thursday April 6 and Friday quickly, according to a message on its Polish Pottery Shoppe April 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. voice mail. It asked clients to continue to Exquisite Signature Stoneware • 395-2936 OBailey's General Store will host keep calling for updates. a fundraising event to raise money for Sanibel City Manager Judie Zimomra, Seaweed Gallery the American Cancer Society. They are in an update to the city council Tuesday, looking for Sanibel and Captiva celebrities said she was meeting with the fitness cen- Collective Artisans & Mermaids • 395-3328 to bag groceries for the day. ter's director. "We are trying to provide Local authors, business owners, bank- whatever assistance we can," she added. Tommy Dixon Collections ers, city leaders, teachers, fire department Zimomra said that another of the Fun & Functional Art • 472-4944 personnel, police department personnel, tenants, Comcast Cable, "wants me to realtors, celebrities, news people, report- assure the public they will maintain a Why Knot ers, other recognizable islanders - all are presence in the community." invited to participate. 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