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Tarpon Bay Explorers Center 4 Life in the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge Tarpon Bay Explorers is the licensed concessionaire of the J.N. “Ding” Darling The Center 4 Life is located at 2410 Library Way. National Wildlife Refuge, providing low impact recreational and educational oppor­ For more information, call 472-5743. tunities to the public under contract with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Join a Paddlefit Certified 8 — Happy Hour Fitness on Monday Wednesday, Friday ■ Standup Paddle Board Tour of Tarpon Bay: a.m. Naturalist to learn the basics of standup paddleboarding while you tour the 8 a.m. — Power Hour Fitness on Tuesday, Thursday 9 a.m . — Happy to be Fit for Life: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Tarpon Bay estuary. Get a birds eye view as you stand aboard these stable boards. This class is a combination of the Happy Hour & Essential Total Fitness held dur­ You’ll learn all about the inhabitants of the seagrass flats including fish, oysters, ing season. It will help keep your heart, lungs and muscles strong and your brain fit manatees, dolphins and birds of prey. The tour lasts 90 minutes. Tour times are with a combination of aerobics and muscle conditioning exercises. either 9 am or 1:30 pm. All skill levels welcome but participants must be at least The above classes are free for Rec Center- members, or $3.50 per class for Island 13 years of age and weigh at least 90 pounds. Seniors, Inc. members and $6 per class without any membership. Please bring your Rec ■ Aquarium and Touch Tank: Get to know our local marine life during an Center membership card to the class to participate. Island Seniors, Inc. annual member­ interactive touch tank presentation with a marine biologist. Discover first-hand the ship is $20. creatures beneath the surface, including conchs, sea urchins, seastars, horseshoe crabs 9:30 a.m. — Essential Total Fitness on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and more. Presentations are daily at 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. 9:30 a.m. — Gentle Yoga with Kris Brown on Tuesday, Thursday ■ Kayak Trail Tour: A great introduction to Tarpon Bay and the coastal envi­ 11 a.m. — Chair Yoga on Tuesdays beginning Nov. 27 ronment. Kayak with a naturalist through the mangrove forest along the 1 p.m. — Bridge For Fun: Monday and Wednesday Commodore Creek water trail. Learn about the rich back-bay ecosystem and the 1 p.m. - Hand & Foot: Tuesday wildlife that lives there. You’ll be surrounded by red mangroves, wading birds, and — Mah Jongg: Thursday unsurpassed peace and quiet. All ages and skill levels welcome. Tour times are 8:30 1 p.m. a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. Discover Florida Daytrips ■ Sunset Rookery Paddle: As the sun goes down, paddle to the Rookery Islands and see hundreds of birds return to roost for the night. The paddle lasts 2 and Take a daytrip Jan. 17 to Davie, Fla., where you will enjoy the Flamingo Garden and a half hours. lunch. There will be a guided gardens tour, wildlife encounter show, narrated tram tour ■ Nature and Sealife Cruise: See wildlife up close while cruising the tranquil and lunch at the Flamingo Garden, one of the oldest botanical gardens in the south and waters of Tarpon Bay during Nature and Sea Life Cruises. With a naturalist by your includes more than 3,000 tropical and sub-tropical plants. Transportation is included for side, discover manatees and dolphins and observe amazing bird life on the rookery $69 to members and $79 to non-members. Fort Myers pick up for this trip is at 8 a.m. islands. And don’t forget the popular breakfast and evening cruises, too! ■ Refuge Tour: Join a naturalist aboard an open-air tram for a tour of Wildlife Drive at J. D. ‘Ding’ Darling through the heart of the refuge. The tram departs from Special Raffle 1 Wildlife Drive, the main entrance to the Refuge on Sanibel-Captiva Road. The tram Enter a special raffle for the chance to win a painting by Bea Pappas, who has been tour lasts 90 minutes and embarks daily except on Fridays. painting for 47 years and teaching for 32 years. She continues to study with artists she Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at 900 Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel. respects and admires. Pappas is an exhibiting artist at the North Shore Art Association in Gloucester, Mass., and a signature member of International Society of Experimental For days, times arid to make a reservation, call 472-8900. Artists. Tickets are $5 each or six for $25 and can be purchased at Center 4 Life’s front desk. The drawing will be held March 6 at the Island Seniors Inc. annual meeting.

Adventures In Paradise Cruises Departing from “G ” dock at Port Sanibel Marina, Phone: 472-8443 ■ Shelling & Lunch Excursion: Shell the barrier islands and stop for lunch at Sanibel Island Marina Barnacle Phil’s. Complimentary chairs, umbrellas and floats. Departs at 9 a.m. 634 Yachtsman Drive, Phone: 239-472-2723 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. ■ Backwater Fishing Cruise: All fishing equipment, bait, taclde and license Sanibel Marina is located at 634 Yachtsman Drive on Sanibel Island between the will be provided. Departs at 9 a.m. daily. Causeway and Lighthouse off Periwinkle Drive. Owned and operated by Myton Ireland since ■ Morning Dolphin & Wildlife Cmise: A great way to start your day! Departs 1985, it is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Call 239-472-2723 for times and reservations on any of the following scheduled cruises: at 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ■ Stars and Stripes- Enjoy the waters of historic Sanibel and the Pine Island Sound while ■ Sealife Encounter Cruise: See puffer fish, seahorse and starfish! Florida on a sightseeing adventure. Travel from the Sanibel Lighthouse to the Back Bay Wildlife Gulf Coast University marine biologist on board for netting, observing, and areas. View Dolphin and Exotic Wildlife. Departs at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. hands on fun education! Departs at 12:30 p.m. daily. Available for private bookings. Reservations required at (239) 472-2531 ■ Afternoon Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: Cruise the waters surrounding ■ Sanibel Thriller- Cruise the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Pine Island Sound cir­ Sanibel watching for dolphins! Departs at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, cumnavigating the Worlds most prestigious Barrier Islands. During the narrated tour you will Thursday and Saturday. see wildlife such as Dolphins and Exotic Birdlife as well as the Historic Sanibel Lighthouse. ■ Sunset Dolphin & Wildlife Cmise: Enjoy a romantic sunset, watch dol­ Voted the best tour on the Islands, “A must do when visiting the Islands” Reservations are phins, and experience the birds coming in to roost at night in remote sanctuary required at (239) 472-2328 islands. Complimentary soft drinks and water. Departs at 5 p.m. daily. ■ Rental Boats- Fish, Picnic, or sight seeing aboard 20 foot Regal deckboats, fishing boats ■ COMPLIMENTARY trolley pick-ups are available by reservation. Call available. Boats include all safety equipment. Reserve a boat at (239) 472 2531. Adventures In Paradise at 472-8443 to make reservations or get further infor­ ■ Pro-Fishing Guides- All equipment and license provided, Backwater and Tarpon fish­ mation, also visit www.adventuresinparadise.com ing available Book at (239) 472-2723.

The Week Ahead and Beyond x i January Sanibel Health Fair February |5 The February Learn about your health dur­ February :j * Marvelous © ing the Sanibel Health Fair Wonderettes from 1 to 4 p.m. at Center 4 This musical Spamalot Life, comer of Library Way includes 33 hits 2 2 Winner of the 2005 1 8 and Palm Ridge Road. Free 0 1 from the 50s Tony for Best Musical, screenings by health care professionals Mind on the Run and 60s, includ­ this highly irreverent internationally-pop- include memory screening, varicose veins, Author Dottie Pacharis will discuss her ing “It’s My Party,” “Mr. ular comedy is as wickedly smart and balance test, pulse 02, vision test, glucose, experience in dealing with her son’s battle Sandman,” and “Respect.” The lyrics help silly as the beloved Monty Python come­ spinal alignment, sleep apnea, bearing, body with bipolar disorder and navigating the weave the tale of four high school girls dy troupe. Shows are at 8 p.m. until Feb. mass index, blood pressure and foot health. mental health system during a discussion who dream of performing at their prom. 16 at the Herb Strauss Theater with 2 p.m. Information about advance directives, assist­ at 2 p.m. at the Sanibel Public Library. This show will be at 8 p.m. Feb. 22 matinees. Jan. 23 and Feb. 6. Tickets are ed living; brain health, injury prevention and through March 23 at the Herb Strauss $42 for adults and $20 for children 17 much more will be addressed during the Theater with 2 p.m. matinees Feb. 27 and years and younger. event. March 13. ae 9Page We o Fia, aur 1, 03 atvsnblcm aie-atv Islander Sanibel-Captiva captivasanibel.com 2013 18, January Friday, of Week M CALENDAR is L ii it ii'r Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o O o O Captiva Cruises o o Cabbage Key/Useppa Island Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure Night Sky Astronomy cruise o On Stage o Lunch Cruise cruise Captiva Cruises’ naturalist identifies o The Herb Strauss - o Choose your island destination' and Spotting the Atlantic Bottlenose planets, stars and constellations, o Schoolhouse Theater enjoy a narration on the history and Dolphin is always a highlight for visi­ mythologies and mysteries, and features 2200 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel o wildlife along the way. Cabbage Key tors to Southwest Florida and Captiva of the Milky Way Galaxy, as well as the o Phone: 472-6862 o and the Dollar Bill Restaurant is a true Cruises offers the perfect family cruise greater universe. A truly magical way to o o “Old Florida” island hide-a-way. that provides the opportunity to see dol­ experience the night sky on the water. Web: www.BIGARTS.org Reservations for all cruises are o o Useppa Island, with lush vegetation and phins playing and birds feeding in Pine Please call the theater pink pathways, is. the site of the historic Island Sound. required. Call Captiva Cruises at 472- Q for a list of upcoming shows o Collier Inn and award-winning history 5300 or go to o o museum. www.CaptivaCruises.com for more o o information and to make reservations. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Entertainment on the Islands Friday Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, January 18 January 19 January 20 January 21 January 22 January 23 January 24

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Chris Workman, Keylime Bistro Sam Felker, Noon-5 pm M a rc V ee Paul Rosmus, Noon-5pm M a r c V e e , M itch M itchen, Frank Thomson, 11509 Andy Rosse Lane N o o n - 5 p m M itch Mitchem, 6-10pm 11 a .m . t o 4 p .m . Frank Thomson, 6-1 Opm noon to 5 p.m. noon to 5 p.m. Noon-5pm and 6-10pm 3 9 5 - 4 0 0 0 Pat McCune, 6-10pm The Island Cow 2163 Periwinkle Way Perry English D ia n a L y n n Dan Confrey Nightly 6-9:30pm The M ucky Duck Andy Rosse Lane Buckeye Ken Gene Federico M a rk D u p u y Perry English Gene Fedenco Dan Confrey 5-9pm/472-3434

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Report your news to THE ISLANDER: captiyasanibel.com Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Week of Friday, January 18, 2013 U Page 10 our special women’s group as we explore topics related related topics explore we as group women’s special our of Florida Lee County Home Extension Program. We We Program. Extension Home County Lee University the Florida for healthy of Educator plan Economics to Home Hill, how Celia and fun nutrition for time about a and learning parents their and and children for is shop to persona] empowerment. Please join us for a time of of time a for us refreshments. join and Please discussion empowerment. persona] to attend to invited cordially for are support women of island source All a women. provide to Walk-in-Center FISH is County. Lee of group Way This United times. get-together speakers regular interesting maintain introduce and discussion, of topics organize and new research fun, to for and together work moms We time other a children. with their is sharing It and learning, children. their refreshments, with or alone either All Center. Walk-In FISH the at meet will Group Mom's will cook several entrees and snacks and then enjoy eat­ enjoy then and snacks and entrees several cook will by facilitated is It family. entire the for snacks and meals work­ The Church. Episcopal Angels All and Michael sponsored by FISH. Healthy Start of Lee County, and the the and County, Lee of Start Healthy FISH. by sponsored island moms of children birth though age 5 are welcome welcome are 5 age though birth children of moms island F.I.S.H. upcoming workshops upcoming F.I.S.H. a. 4 53 t 73 pm i te ice a St. at kitchen the in p.m. 7:30 to 5:30 24, Jan. Jan. 15. 10 to 11 a.m. This group will meet nt the the nt meet will group This a.m. 11 to 10 15. Jan. Bailey-Matthews Jan. 14 and Jan. 28, from 10 to 11 a.m. the Island Island the a.m. 11 to 10 from 28, Jan. and 14 Jan. F.I.S.H. workshops'at upcoming are following The fo r the month o f f January. o month the r fo ■ Empowering Women Group Women Empowering ■ Group Mom's ■ ■ Cooking With Kids Workshop Kids With Cooking ■ The Museum Store offers a wide selection of shell - shell a.m. of 10 week, a selection days 7 wide open a is offers Museum The Store books. Museum The The more. and shells, Florida Southwest art in around shells to from common devoted are mollusks of exhibits Museum exhibits 35 world. the than more tures Shell (239) Bailey-Matthews at The About Thomas Orvis Diane contact please events, featuring Lovegrove. Leoma invitation friend Caption: Company. Trust Captiva version of “Under the Sea 201,3: In an Octopus’s Octopus’s an In 201,3: Sea the “Under of version You with events Garden and speakers f o line-up great a with Year New hour, and a children’s video is shown continuously. continuously. shown is video the on children’s shown is a mollusks. Action, and in indigenous hour, Mollusks with video, children, tank for a half-hour area A and play games, hands-on a displays, shells, features lab fossil learning specimens, rare habitat, shell history, and Museum by Beach” Sanibel on “Beatles art cover will benefit The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum. Museum. Shell today! tickets your and Bailey-Matthews reserve so proceeds all auctions, limited, The is person, dinner, per Space silent benefit enjoy $125 and is you’ll cost will live The year, more. much This entertainment, You”. drinks, with Garden p.m. 5 Museum shellmuseum.org. dothomas@ email or 395-2233 CALENDAR The event is sponsored in part by The Sanibel- Sanibel- The by part in sponsored is event The Join us for a tribute to The Beatles with a 1960’s 1960’s a with Beatles The to tribute a for us Join The non-profit Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum fea­ Museum Shell Bailey-Matthews non-profit The other any or these about information more For Sunday, January 2 7 ,2 0 1 3 ,5 -1 0 pm. The Sanctuary The pm. 0 -1 ,5 3 1 0 ,2 7 2 January Sunday, the starting is useum M Shell s atthew ailey-M B The U h l MuseumShell UNDER THE SEA 2013: In an O ctopus’s ctopus’s O an In 2013: SEA THE UNDER

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The Voluntary Income Tax Assistance Program Program Assistance Tax Income Voluntary The Feb. 19. 10 to 11:30 a.m. FISH will be sponsoring a sponsoring be will FISH a.m. 11:30 to 10 19. Feb. ■ Free Income Tax Return Preparation Return Tax Income Free ■ Workshop Budgeting ■ these workshops please call Christine or Jessi at at Jessi or Christine call please workshops these the FISH Walk-ln-Center at 472-4775. at Walk-ln-Center FISH the I Sanibel Congregational United United Congregational ISanibel Church Community ISanibel Scientist Church-Christ l First Sea the by Chapel ICaptiva Islands the of Temple Yam IBat To sign up or to request more information on on information more request to or up sign To Church of Christ of Church The Rev.Dr.Danner,The H. John a.m.;Contemporary Service 7:45 Communion, Elevator access provided care Nursery a.m.; Traditional 10:45 Service classes,with choir, with a.m.;kid’sFellowship church,9 in courtyard, SundayWorshipHours: Traditional Service with E.Nyman Thomas Rev. The [email protected] Periwinkle Way 2050 Church, Sunday Worship Sunday Sr.Pastor;Rev. DeborahThe Kunkel, Assoc.Pastor Periwinkle Sanibel,Way, 472-0497 2050 p.m. a.m.and Wednesdays, 7:30 10:30 Sundays, West Gulf Drive,Sanibel, 472-8684 2950 472-1646 11a.m. Sunday, 21April to 11 Nov. ShabbatServices, Fridays,8p.m. 239-472-0177 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. full services with Sunday School Sunday with servicesfull a.m. 11 & a.m. 9 service a.m.chapel 7:45 Meetsatthe Sanibel Congregational 10:15 a.m.;andAdultSunday Youth School 10:15 11Childcare a.m.available at all services Periwinkle Sanibel,1740 Way, 472-2684 LaneChapin 11580 Island Worship Island these living ambassadors many of which are which of many about learn snake, ambassadors to tour living water guided these a Take tank. mangrove touch the “Salty” turtle, CF ilgs o “akTls i te SCCF Conservation the in Talks” “Tank Captiva for biologist SCCF Sanibel the Visit CF eerh ujcs Cs o te ak is talk the of Cost subjects. research SCCF onain t 0 .. a. 2 o on an join to 22 Jan. a.m. 10 at Foundation ls ay o trls n citr i the in critters and turtles box baby Diamond plus the endan­ “Jewel” the snake, “Indie” is Indigo There SCCF gered ambassadors tanks. The in Rd. educational living has San-Cap Center 3333 Nature center. nature 5 wt SC mmes n cide fe of free children and members charge. SCCF with $5, Back Terrapin, “Happy” the Florida Snapping Florida the “Happy” Terrapin, Back Captiva Sanibel I St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Episcopal Angels All and I Michael St. I Unitarian Universalists of the Islands the of Universalists IUnitarian month, December through April, (RuthIyengar, [email protected]) ryil (Sanibel Congregational Church), a.m. 10:30 SundaySchool (PreK-5th Gr.), throughApril, amember’s at home. HolyDays, please call a.m. ServiceCommunionMon.8:30 & atTues. IslandWorship Service on first Sundaysof the Periwinkle Way,433-4901 2050 p.m. 5:30 at 1st Wednesday Supper, Potluck p.m. 5 and a.m. 9 at Wednesdays a.m. 10:30 & 8at Sundays Sundays of Sundaysthe of month,December Dailya.m.MassWed., on Thurs., Fri.8:30 at a.m. 10:30 & SundayMasses,8:30 SaturdayVigilMass,5p.m. St.Isabel Church MorningPrayer a.m. 9Tuesdays, Saturdays,p.m.5 Periwinkle Sanibel,Way, 472-2173 2304 .. Potluck Supperon third p.m.5 ■ St. Isabel Catholic Church Catholic Isabel St. ■ Tank Talks at SCCF at Talks Tank Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM to news your Report D E D I V O R P O T O H P

‘Ding’ Darling continues Film Series with birds of paradise Contributed to the ISLANDER Upcoming “Ding” Darling Film Series As a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, “Ding” Darling Refuge’s inaugural events are as follows: DDWS works to support J.N. “Ding” eight-week Film Series continues at 2:30 ■ Jan. 23 - Birds of the Gods Darling National Wildlife Refuge’s mission p.m. Jan. 23 with the documentary Birds of ■ Feb. 6 - Winged Migration of conservation, wildlife and habitat protec­ the Gods. ■ Feb. 20 - End of the Line tion, research, and public education through The PBS Nature series documentary fol­ ■ Feb. 27 - Central Park Effect (Special charitable donations and Refuge Nature lows two biologists/conservationists into the evening presentation with filmmaker Jeffrey Shop proceeds. dense, mosquito-ridden forests of New Kimball at 7 p.m.) To support DDWS and the refuge with a Guinea in their quest to document the mat­ ■ March 6- America’s Darling: The tax-deductible gift, visit www.dingdarling- ing behaviors of several exceptional and elu­ Story of Jay N. “Ding” Darling society.org or contact Birgie Vertesch at sive birds of paradise. ■ March 20 - Addicted to Plastic 239-292-0566 or director@dingdarlingso- On the South Pacific island lives the most ■ Apr. 3 - Florida Wildlife Corridor ciety.org. striking and diverse group of birds on the : Birds Expedition planet. Covered in spectacular plumage, f of the each species within the Paradisaeidae family is distinct. Some birds are patterned with feathers of bright yellow and green, some 8 G O D S Next bird walk at Sanibel Gardens have flashy iridescent plumes that catch the light, while others have tails that extend three times the length of their body. The next Sanibel- Bizarre courtship displays by the male Captiva Audubon birds show off their exquisite assets as they bird walk will be at 8 dance, puff out, vibrate, hang upside down, a.m. Jan. 19 at stretch their wings, and even contort their Sanibel Gardens, bodies into completely different shapes in take Island Inn Road across from Bailey’s order to impress a nearby female. and meet at the trail The people of New Guinea see the souls * PHOTO PROVIDED PBS’ Birds of the Gods visits the head. Parking is free of their ancestors in these creatures. The heavenly birds of New Guinea. of charge. These bird birds inform tribal ceremonies, and their walks are open to plumes are used as religious relics, fashion the public and all sponsored by the Sanctuary Golf Club of accessories, and currency. levels of experience. The first Europeans to see bird specimens Sanibel Island and “Ding” Darling Wildlife A $2 donation is in the 16th century were sure they had stum­ Sociefy-Friends of the Refuge (DDWS). appreciated. Call bled upon a family of birds direct from the Seating is limited and available on a first- Hugh Verry at 395- Garden of Eden. Nineteenth-century natural­ come basis. Future film events are listed 3798 for details. ist Alfred Russel Wallace believed the birds below. All films begin at 2:30 p.m. except “must be ranked as one of the most beautiful where noted. PHOTO PROVIDED and most wonderful of living things.” For more information about the Film Admission is free to the film, which is Series, call 239-472-1100 or visit www.dingdarlingsociety.org/films.

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Laugh a lot during ‘Spamalot’ Director/choreographer Choreography by Amy get a “sou” (money, gelt, dough) if you Black Knight whose penchant for losing extraordinaire, Amy Marie Marie McCleary, Music don’t have a Jew; since Jews are in the all his body parts, in hand to hand combat, McCleary has assembled a Direction- Michael know of how deliver both, the money for prompts him to declare “It’s a tie!” phenomenal cast headed by Sabastian, the imaginative, backing, and creating a Broadway hit. We have John Ramsey gaily tripping Jason Loete as the mud­ far out costumes Timmy One could say this is a wonderful remake the light in song and dance as the musical dled, befuddled, loveable, Valentine, satirically of the Arthurian legend decked out in full loving, cowardly Sir Robin a gay blade if laughable King Arthur, inventive Scenic Design regalia of Comedy kitsch and glory, a ever there was one — Miguel Cintron put­ along with a coterie of Clifton Chadick; in fact wild romp, so campy and as gay as pink ting his own special spin on the characters equally bewitched, both­ everything in this well ink, resulting in high hilarity that had the of Sir Bedevere, Dennis’s Mama and ered and bewildered timed, fine-tuned produc­ entire S.R.O. audience opening night Concorde. Multi-talented Trey Compton Knights of the Round tion is part of the joke, and laughing their tails off, as well as knock­ scores high in the quartet of roles he Table, add the luscious, nothing is sacred, or safe ing their socks off. plays, Historian, Not Dead Fred, Minstrel, likeable, enchanting, excit­ from ridicule. Nevertheless it’s the fantastic cast who Prince Herbert. And of course who could forget Andy Meyers as Patsy the faithful ing, enticing, divine, Marsha Wagner The show takes stabs at really are having such a blast, performing Elizabeth Urbanczyk as ridiculing and lampooning to their limit, making this show, the win­ coconut clopping, valet to the King war­ The Lady of the Lake, bits from “Fiddler on the ner that it is. Let’s start with Jason Loete, bling “Always Look on the Bright Side of blend in six perfectly cast, Center Roof’, “Phantom of the who adds his own bit of twitter pated Life.” ensemble members, having Opera”, “Chorus Line”, shtick to the easygoing authority of King Last but not least the fantastic ensem­ the best time performing Stage “The Full Monty,” “West Arthur, putting his own special comic ble cast of six who play everything from the laugh a lot comedy, and Side Story” along with stamp on the role, as the King gathering corpses, to Laker Cheerleaders, from Las you wind up with sure fire comic banquet spoofs on the choreography of Robbins, his knights for the “Round Table”, while Vegas show girls, to water nymphs: titled “Spamalot”, a blowout comedy, Fosse, Las Vegas production numbers, the encountering all sorts of setbacks in the Amanda Downey, Em Laudeman, currently knocking ‘em dead at the Herb Rockettes to say nothing of Broadway quest for the Holy Grail. With the excep­ Brittany Albury, Dane Sorensen, Robert Strauss Theater. musicals in general; always going for, tion of King Arthur and the divine, show Conte, Sami Doherty. 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music began as the sun met the hori­ we try to explore ways in which to MC0REGOR DENT A Reporter Island zon and the two operatic voices began ensure a more peace-filled planet, be to offer songs of love to the heavens open to new ideas and people who above. may be beckoning you to dance a new WANTS YOU ft 3M1LE33I I was not ready for the powerful step, take a new turn on the floor of feeling that enveloped me on that life. NEW PATIENT SMILE SPECIAL evening of arias. Although I’ve been Be enlightened in emotional and moved by the God-given voices of spiritual ways this year and, as Lee CLEANING AND ORAL EXAM singers before, and have felt spiritual­ Ann Womach’s lyrics about faith and ly invigorated by the sounds of a sym­ life and hope urge us: “When you $165.00 VALUE ... NOW $69.00 phony, there was something extraordi­ have the choice to sit it out.or dance, I nary in hearing gifted voices in the hope you will dance.” V71U1AM very jnidst of creation and not in an 15271 M cG regor Blvd. opera hall. Rev. Dr. Ellen Sloan is Rector at St. Here we were in the sand, the, surf, Michael & All Angels Episcopal A cross from G ulf H arbour C C the sunset, the rolling sea, the wind, Church. and the flames of fire lighting the the patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to shore. Refrains of Psalm 19 came refuse to pay. cancel payment or be reimbursed for payment for an other service, exam, or treatment that is performed as a result of and with 72 hours of responding to the ad for the free, discounted fee. or reduce fee service, exam, or treatment. Cannot be combined with any other discounts.

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Special to the Reporter Commissioners approved a TNR Program in County. Lee County Domestic Animal Services will 2009 to provide sterilization and vaccination of Each year in Lee County thousands of feral hold a task force meeting for Lee County resi­ feral (wild) outdoor community cats to reduce and community cats in good health face unnec­ dents interested in participating in a Trap- overpopulation and euthanasia. A task force essary euthanasia without a TNR program. The Neuter-Retum (TNR) Program for feral and also was formed in 2009 to handle the demand University of Florida School of Veterinary community cats on Wednesday, Feb. 6. for the program, but additional volunteers are Medicine advocates that TNR is the most The meeting takes place from 2 to 3 p.m. in needed. humane and effective solution for preventing the agency’s Lost and Found Pet Center Task force members donate a few hours or a pet overpopulation and reducing euthanasia. Conference Room, 5600 Banner Drive, Fort few days per week. Responsibilities include Further studies also support that eradication, as Myers, next to the Lee County Sheriffs Dept. assisting residents with setting traps, transport­ a method to reduce overpopulation, has been a The TNR program is aimed at reducing the ing trapped cats for sterilization appointments, failure. number of feral cats currently estimated at returning sterilized and vaccinated cats to their For information about TNR or to make a 98,000 in Lee County. original trapping site, and providing education. reservation for the meeting call Lee County The Lee County Board of County Representatives are needed for all areas of Lee Domestic Animal Services at (239) 533-9227.

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PHOTO PROVIDED Starfish Grille, located on the Holiday Inn Resort property at 1231 Middle Gulf Drive, cut a ribbon last week as a new member of the Sanibel Captiva Chamber of Commerce. Starfish Grills serves American style cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Banquet rooms are available for weddings, parties, and events. It occupies the same restaurant space the previous establishment.

JtM LINETTE Whitney Jones stands on the deck of his new bait & tackle shop on Periwinkle Way which just opened on Dec. 12. Whitney Jones wide Rotarian addresses Chamber The Sanibel Captiva Chamber of Commerce’s monthly business open for business lunch on Jan. 8 was sponsored By JIM UNETTE by the Sanibel Captiva Rotary [email protected] Club and catered by Bailey’s After nine years on the island, Catering. Big Arts entertained Whitney Jones decided the island need­ the crowd by performing two numbers from their musical, ed a great bait and tackle shop with a Spamalot. More than 80 cham­ friendly atmosphere. ber members heard Rotarian He chose the empty building at 1554 Chet Sadler speak on the chari­ Periwinkle Way as the ideal location ties and projects his club has and on Dec. 12 Whitney Jones Bait & been involved with in the last Tackle opened its doors to serve Sanibel year. fishermen. “.I wanted a place where people can PHOTO PROVIDED feel welcome,” said Jones who also is a ' full-time fishing guide. “People can feel comfortable coming in the store because we have local knowledge of fishing and they will get great customer service.” Walking into the store is like not being indoors at all. The huge double sliders and wood deck across the front Top realtor for 2012 of the building lets in plenty of fresh air and sunlight as a cooling breeze flows through the customer area. “I wanted a place where people could come in and be ‘wowed’ by the staff here and the atmosphere,” said Jones. “This location just fits with the island. I Whitney Jones works on a cus­ Susan McCallion is Pfeifer like the openness of the building, it’s a tom made rod for a customer. Realty Group’s top sales agent for 2012. As a full time realtor perfect spot. We all fish and we all know and Sanibel resident, McCallion the area.” This is not the first venture into the specializes in Sanibel and Jones and his staff freely and openly bait and tackle business for Jones. He Captiva real estate sales. Her discuss fishing with any customer owned a similar store in Kitty Hawk, clients benefit from her rigorous inquiry. The store stocks an ample sup­ N.C., before moving to Sanibel. research, comprehensive island ply of rods, reels, artificial lures and “I came for the 12 months of beauti­ knowledge, attention to detail other tackle items, clothing, live and ful weather and the great fishing year and boundless energy. frozen bait, and displays hand-tied flies round,” said Jones, who was employed for fly fishermen. Jones can custom at Sanibel’s Bait Box for eight years PHOTO PROVIDED make rods to order as well as repair all before striking out on his own, again. “I rods and reels. am a full-time fish guy.” “Most of the time our repairs are Whitney Jones Bait & Tackle is open done on the spot, and same day service 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week, 365 on custom rods,” said Jones. days a year. PRESOtVING PARADISE FGCU expert lectures on wetlands, Gulf pollution Special to the Reporter engineering and wetland ecology, Mitsch created upstream of the Everglades as part Dr. William J. Mitsch, director of holds the Juliet C. Sproul Chair for of the Comprehensive Everglades FGGU’s Everglades Wetland Research Southwest Florida Habitat Restoration Restoration Project. The wetlands filter Park (EWRP), will discuss Florida and Management at Florida Gulf Coast out phosphorus, the fertilizer component Everglades restoration, Gulf of Mexico University. 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Phil & Arlene Organ donation saves lives Schomer When thinking of the New Year, with kidney functioning. He received part of his life’_s mission he and his PHOTO we think of a new start, a new chance a diagnosis of polycystic kidney dis­ wife, Arlene, are going out to tell his PROVIDED to live our life well. What if you were ease (PKD) in both kidneys and story and how important it is to one of the 117,000 Americans wait­ would need a kidney transplant. He become an organ donor ing for an organ transplant. was lucky enough to be matched Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club On average Florida has around with a living donor, his daughter. president John Grey had a young 4,000 transplant candidates on the Eigfit months later, the liver was family member pass away. The wait list. Last Friday, two-time being rejected. Doctors went into child_’s parents made the decision to organ transplant recipient Phil action and saved the transplanted donate their organs to a person or Schomer spoke to San/Cap Rotarians liver and life was pretty good for the persons in need. This donation defi­ about the importance of signing up as next nine years. Then again, bad nitely helped the donor family with an Organ Donor. news. His liver was failing. He need­ the healing process. This gift of life The facts are: On average, 18 ed another transplant, but until a made a difference in the lives of people die daily while waiting for an donor could be found he survived by many and that comforted the griev­ organ transplant; every 11 minutes, kidney dialysis every three days for ing. another name is added to the waiting 36 months. After waiting for that 36 An organ donation can begin by list; one organ and tissue donor can months, one night around midnight filling out the organ donor designa­ save eight people’_s lives and help the phone rang, a liver was being tion block on your driver_’s license 50 others; all major world religions tested as a match for Phil. Five min­ renewal form, by signing up with support organ donation and view it as utes later, the phone rang again, the Florida Agency for Healthcare the greatest act of charity; emergency match had been made and the trans­ Administration or LifeLink, FL. SANIBEL ISLAND medical personnel will do everything plant took place a short while later online. Then make sure you tell your to save your life if you are in an acci­ after all pre-transplant protocols family, so there is no confusion if dent; even if you have chosen to be were satisfied. something should happen to you. FARMERS MARKET an organ donor; it is possible to have That was just i 2 weeks ago. After The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club an open casket funeral if you are an something like this, Phil says _every- meets at the Beachview Bistro, 100 organ and tissue donor, donation day is a holiday_. Life has returned ParView Drive, at 7 a.m. for break­ Sundays • 8am - 1pm does not mutilate the body; there is to normal, he is not feeling sick every fast, followed by a guest speaker at November thru April no cost to the donor family if a loved day, and he can eat. Phil still takes a 7:30. Guests are always wel­ one becomes an organ donor and few pills a day, but that is nothing comed. there are no age restrictions. compared to the medications he had Direct questions regarding Rotary Phil_’s personal medical journey been on. by e-mail to president John Grey and Local Produce and started in 1999, when he had a five- That feeble and depressed man [email protected], or vessel coronary artery bypass. now stands up and smiles again, his president-elect Scot Congress at Much, Much More!!! Although the bypass surgery was a family smiles again. Phil is extreme­ [email protected]. success, there were complications ly grateful for this gift of life and as City Hall - Next to die Library I-acebook.com/Sanibel Island Farmers\lark«t .SANIBCL

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WE RESERVE THE RIGHTTO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND CORRECT PRINTING ERRORS. ADVERTISED ITEMS THAT CONTAIN PHOSPHATE WILL NOT BE SOLD IN SOME AREAS. San-Cap Audubon to present ‘Curving Baseballs to Carving Birds’ Contributed to the ISLANDER birds is such that they are now shipped How does one go from “curving base­ throughout the United Sates, Canada, balls to carving birds?” Join Sanibel’s Japan and the United Kingdom. own, Jim Sprankle at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 24 at He has also produced five two-hour the Sanibel Community House, 2173 carving and painting videotapes and a Periwinkle Way, as the world-famous one-hour reference tape that was filmed in wildfowl wood sculptor, baseball pro and his private aviary in Maryland. Sprankle local hero expounds on this remarkable and his wife Patty and their son James transition. moved to Sanibel Island in 1994. With Sprankle began carving bird sculptures constant exposure to wading and shore 42 years ago — a curious endeavor for birds the theme of his art has increasingly someone who had been a professional become oriented towards these birds. pitcher in the Brooklyn Dodgers and On March 22, 2011, Jim donated his Cincinnati Reds organizations. However, complete collection of 43 hand-carved early-age adventures in wildfowl hunting, and painted decoys to the J. N. “Ding” combined with a family business in wood­ Darling Education Center to be perma­ working and taxidermy helped hone nently exhibited under the title, “Folk Art Sprankle’s incredible talent for producing to Fine Art.” Ir represents one bird for his life like birds. each year of his carving career, and he His sculptures have been displayed at plans to add one bird a year to the collec­ the annual Waterfowl Festival, the tion for as long as he is able. Cincinnati Museum of Natural History This is the forth of nine Sanibel- and the Smithsonian Museum just to men­ Captiva Audubon lectures to be held in tion a few. Sprankle has served five terms 2013 at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays at the as president of the J.N. “Ding” Darling Sanibel Community House, 2173 Wildlife Society and has been on its board Periwinkle Way. As always, all are wel­ for 12 years. come to attend. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. In March 2004 Sprankle was given the with parking available at the community first-ever “Angel of the Arts” Artist of the house as well as across Periwinkle Way in Year Award for his outstanding contribu­ the Schoolhouse Theater parking area. PHOTOS PROVIDED tion to the arts in Lee County. In the same A $5 donation will be appreciated with Sanibel resident Jim Sprankle has been carving bird sculptures for 42 proceeds after costs being used to pro­ week, he went to Washington, D.C. to years. He will be speaking during the San-Cap Audubon meeting at 7:30 mote conservation on Sanibel and in present his life-sized Eagle sculpture enti­ p.m. Jan. 24 at the Sanibel Community House, 2173 Periwinkle Way. tled “Freedom Fighter” to President Florida. For additional information, call George W. Bush in the Oval Office of the He has also self-published “Waterfowl skills. In addition, Sprankle has developed Elaine Jacobson at (239) 395-1878 or White.House which Sprankle considers Patterns and Painting by Jim Sprankle,” a a unique line of wood-product, molded visit the San-Cap Audubon Web site at the pinnacle of his carving career. technical guide to the basics of his carving study birds. The demand for these study www.san-capaudubon.org. Lee Memorial installs board of directors Special to the Reporter is involved in youth ministry as well as health care issues and research organi­ Coral Hospital for nearly seven years. Lee Memorial Health System mission trips to Guatemala and Ecuador zations. The new members join Stephen R. installed its 2013 board of directors at through McGregor Baptist Church. Collins, a mortgage banker for over Brown, M.D., and Marilyn Stout, its annual organizational business meet­ Cohen is former chair of the pedi­ 20 years, has served as a board member incumbents who were reelected to their ing on Jan. 8 in the boardroom at Gulf atrics department at Wayne State for PACE Center for Girls of Lee seats; and Richard B. Akin, Nancy M. Coast Medical Center. University School of Medicine and County, and treasurer for the PACE McGovern, R.N., M.S.M., Diane Four new members joined the elected chief of pediatrics for Children’s capital campaign. Collins has also taken Champion and Chris Hansen, current board: Jessica Carter, Stanford N. Hospital of Michigan. He also served as part in the executive leadership team for board members whose seats were not up Cohen, M.D., David F. Collins and dean and the university’s provost before American Heart Association Heart for election. Stephanie L. Meyer. retiring as a professor. Cohen served as Walk and is an AHA Red Tie Society . The election of new board officers Carter is a health and wellness coach a Captain in the U.S. Army Medical member. also took place at the annual organiza­ with multiple degrees in exercise sci­ Corps at Walter Reed Army Medical Meyer, BSN, R.N., is a registered tional meeting. Akin was elected chair­ ence, an associate member of the Lee Center and has an extensive history of nurse since 1999, has held the position man, Cohen vice-chair, Stout as treasur­ Republican Women Federated and also community involvement in pediatric of clinical care coordinator for Cape er and Champion as secretary.

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From page 21 O bjectives From page 18 Health fair “That saves us $2 million a year,” ple over the age of 65, who own a on new homeowners trying to build high blood pressure and heart disease often have Pendergrass said. property valued at $250,000 or more, property here in Lee County,” no symptoms even though they’re life-threatening The board also changed the IT - an additional $25,000 Homestead Pendergrass said. conditions. These free screenings truly save lives!” information technology - computer exemption. Asked about how he plans to bring Sanibel Center 4 Life, Library Way and Palm software storage between the Lee Pendergrass noted that there are Lee County and its municipalities Ridge Road, hosts the first health fair 1-4 p.m. on County Board of County criteria and it is not for everyone. into agreement on issues, he noted Friday, Feb. 1. Commissioners and Lee County “But, it’s tax relief for somebody,” that communication is key. Other health fairs are scheduled on Thursday, Clerk’s Office, saving an estimated he said. Pendergrass said he has been and will Feb. 28 at Hope Lutheran Church in Bonita $862,000 annually. Pendergrass declined to go into the continue to meet with them to listen Springs; on Saturday, March 16 at King’s Way “That saves us 62 percent in the specifics of his second proposal and share ideas. Christian Center in Cape Coral; on Friday, March first year,” he said. Thursday, but said it would help local “We need them and they need us,” 22 at Zion Lutheran Church in Fort Myers; and on To further decrease the budget, businesses and homeowners. he said. “It’s to try to bridge that gap Saturday, April 13 at Faith Presbyterian Church in Pendergrass wants to work with the “It’s something I was supporting to work together well.” Cape Coral. city manager to leave vacated county before the election,” he said. Pendergrass noted that Cape Coral Each health fair offers screenings for positions vacant, rather than fill In creating a more business-friend­ is one of the largest local cities. Alzheimer’s, balance, blood pressure, diabetes, them. ly environment, Pendergrass wants to “I want to build and work with the hearing, feet, obesity, oxygen levels, skin cancer, As for providing some tax relief to focus on the process of obtaining per­ city of Cape Coral on a lot of issues sleep apnea, spinal alignment, fision and pre­ citizens, he cited two proposals. mits and how to make it easier. and help them as they grow,” he said. screening mammogram appointments. “That’s something I’ll be present­ “Just working with the local busi­ Pendergrass also wants to hear Information about advance directives, assisted ing' to Lee County residents,” ness owners, developers, and working from the public. living, brain health, injury prevention, in-home Pendergrass said of the coming with county staff to streamline the “I’ve been working day and night care, pharmaceuticals, skilled nursing care and months. “People are just trying to permitting process,” he said. for this job since I’ve been elected, other services will be available to area seniors. survive right now.” . As soon as Monday, the board will and I’m going to continue those Life Line Cardiovascular Wellness Screenings On one, he wants to propose that tackle impact fees. efforts,” he said. “The residents real­ will be held at select locations for a reasonable the county adopt the language of a “That’s another issue where we ly, really love having someone there cost. Pre-registration is required by calling 239- new state amendment that gives peo­ can help reduce taxes and the burden they can speak to.” 272-2817.

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In ■ Sunday, Feb. 24 — Rays at Twins, 1:05 p.m.; Red ■ Saturday, March 16 — Pirates at Twins, 1:05 p.m.; spite of the three losses, Bunt’s managed to pullout an Sox at Cardinals, 1:05 p.m. Red Sox at Rays, 1:05 p.m. 8-4 team victory and edged into first place by one ■ Monday, Feb. 25 — Pirates at Twins, 1:05 p.m.; ■ Sunday, March 17 — Twins at Orioles, 1:05 p.m.; game. Rich Ennis and Dave Doane had perfect 3-0 Red Sox at Rays, 1:05 p.m.; Red Sox at Blue Jays, 1:05 Rays at Red Sox, 1:35 p.m. nights for the Ball Busters. p.m. ■ Monday, March 18 — Marlins at Twins, 1:05 p.m.; Jack Dalton posted a 3-0 shutout for Bathroom ■ Tuesday, Feb. 26 — Twins at Blue Jays, 1:05 p.m.; Red Sox at Pirates, 1:05 p.m. Magic, but his teammates faltered and the Magic guys Cardinals at Red Sox, 1:35 p.m. ■ Tuesday, March 19 — Twins OFF; Orioles at Red eked out a close match over Island Lifers 7-5. 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The Bagel Factory By SHANNEN HAYES [email protected] The Bagel Factory has been serving its patrons at the Sanibel Farmer’s Market freshly baked bagels for the past four years. Vendor David Lukasik of Cape Coral says he serves everything bagel. “Our most popular are plain, sesame seed, poppy seed and cinnamon raisin,” noted Lukasik. The Bagel Factory offers a delicious Sunday morning treat at the farmer’s mar­ ket. With stores in Cape Coral and Fort Myers, The Bagel Factory makes its bagels CONTRIBUTED TO THE REPORTER in 27 different flavors daily with quality in mind. The dough is made from scratch Love Native Plants? Explore with Weeds and Seeds, a group of ama­ and each bagel is formed by hand. They are kettle boiled then placed onto burlap teur botanists who enjoy finding and identifying native plants on covered redwood boards and loaded into the oven. After a short while, the bagels Sanibel. Every Monday morning, the group gathers on the porch of are “flipped” off the boards and onto a tray where they are baked. The boiling the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation at 8:45 a.m. The walks, process gives the bagels a thin, crusty shine. lasting for two hours, are guided by a leader with a plant list. “The Bagel Factory was started 18 years ago by my brother and I opened a sec­ Destination habitats include beach, mangroves, wetlands as well as ond store in Cape Coral nearly four years ago,” said Lukasik. “But we always enjoy dryer inland areas. The walks are free of charge but donations for SCCF are welcome; also, parking money may be requried. the diversity of the crowd at Sanibel’s farmer’s market. It really brings in the Participants are encouraged to bring a hat, water, sun-block and com­ tourists, as well as the locals.” fortable enclosed shoes with socks. For further information, call Visit The Bagel Factory, as well as the many other vendors, at the Sanibel Candice Ethridge at 395-9498. Above is an island native dune sun­ Farmer’s Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Sunday at City Hal, 800 Dunlop Rd. flower.

Woodring From page 42 the island, no two ways about it,” Sanibel should be about and that’s not same amount. That includes fish, shells, “The red tide organism we’re dealing Woodring said. “It’s not really an island what the original plan was about - conti­ and birds,” Woodring said. “You have with, Karenia brevis, is very elusive and anymore. We’re connected to the main­ nuity with the rest of the island,” said good years and things look almost as has many different ways of working to the land, and anything can happen - construc­ Woodring. “You know people have got good, but there are a great number of point where it’s very hard to come up with tion, crime. It was just a totally different the money, obviously, but who in the hell things that are gone altogether. You can’t a solution that will really stop it. There’s a way of life when that ferry quit running, a needs that much house? It’s just a show- find shells and think, ‘Damn, how many push now to try to do a better job of whole different frame of mind. We got place, that’s all it is. Take that money and other things has that happened to?”’ improving water quality. We know for a along damn well without the bridge in put it somewhere where it will do some Today’s regulations make a big differ­ fact that blooms are fed by phosphorus every respect that I can think of.” good for mankind.” ence, too. “I don’t think there’s hardly that comes down the rivers and creeks. Woodring was similarly dead set Woodring started the popular Cast Net anything that swims in the water now that W.e’re doing funding, research, and edu­ against Sanibel forming a city. “I did not Rodeo on The Bait Box property. “I did it doesn’t have some regulation involved - cation in schools. Hopefully some of the have the vision that the people who were to try to teach kids the art of cast netting, simply because there are so damn many young people we’re educating will have doing it did,” he explained. “I look back because it’s a dying art. In the past, mem­ people. Everyone wants to take one or two new ideas.” now and think what would have happened bers of the Woodring family were all are - that alone is enough to decimate the There you have the soft side of Ralph if they hadn’t formed the city.” cast netters. You had to be good at it, oth­ population - so it has to be governed and Woodring who can’t bear to see a fish die. “The quality of the city council is so erwise you would starve.” taken a long hard look at,” according to That side of him is evident once you get to very, very important,” Woodring said. The Cast Net Rodeo used to include a Woodring. “My father Sam used to say, know him. Some years ago, one of “We see the people who first set down the prize to the best adult cast netter, but some ‘If you take some, and you leave some, Woodring’s beloved golden retrievers rules and regulations for the city of of the commercial fisherman started you’ll always have some.’” was stolen and he was heartbroken. Sanibel as brilliant. Now they are nibbling bringing their flasks and that was not what But over-fishing is not the only thing Talking about it even now brings up a lot away at the plan, taking away the Woodring wanted around the kids. Now that has affected the fish population. of emotion. “1 raised enough hell with the ambiance of the island. If you have a good the event is for children only. “The idea There is also red tide, a problem cops that they finally went to find that set of rules to go by, why would you caught on with families and even with Woodring set out to try to do something dog. We were looking, too, of course. The weaken them?” tourists,” Woodring said. “There are about. police eventually found the dog - he’d Today, tourists on Sanibel are as prizes for different age groups so the little “Red tide is one of the most heart­ been given to a kid - and brought him prevalent as the mosquitoes used to be. guys are not competing against older kids. breaking things I’ve seen in life. If you back,” Woodring explained, nearly chok­ “Tourists mostly do not annoy me,” The age limit is 16.” Last year was the ever see a fish or anything suffocating, it ing up. Woodring said. “That’s my livelihood. 19th for the rodeo. really is a gut-wrenching thing.” The police officer would not reveal to My revenue is probably 85 to 90 percent “Time goes faster the older you get,” Woodring read about S.T.A.R.T. Woodring the identity of the dog thief - from tourists and snowbirds. When they Woodring mused. “But I believe we have (Solutions To Avoid Red Tide) based in for good reason. The police officer told do stupid things like build monstrous seen the best of times already; I don’t see Sarasota and decided to get involved. He Woodring, “You do not have a very for­ houses, then they annoy me.” them getting any better.” started the Sanibel-Captiva chapter. At giving nature.” “Development makes me sick to m'y Part of what drives Woodring to make one time the state organization was well “As the sailors say, ‘I ask no quarter stomach,” Woodring said, adding that he that statement is the decline in the amount funded, he said, but lean times have and I give none,”’ Woodring summed up would not develop his property at of fish - in fact, the decline in the amount slowed them down. “But a lot of research his philosophy. “You have to protect your Woodring Point “no matter what. These of everything. “Anything that was prolific has been done and so far nothing has been own.” mega-mansions don’t fit. 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Conclusion: We have oodles of eye Greater Siren catching Turks Cap’s bursting with blos­ soms. Even a handsome prince can’t wake While it is doubtful that anyone reading this book up these blossoms, but we invite any vis­ will ever see this giant salamander, it merits inclusion iting royalty to try in our tropical eye here, if for no other reason than because it is such an catching garden. unusual creature. The Don’t wanna miss this bloomer! greater siren ranges from Maryland to Florida. Strictly noc­ turnal and living its entire life in water, it possesses both gills and lungs and is capa­ ble of slithering out of the water, which it PHOTO PROVIDED does on rare occa­ sions to move from one pond or stream to another. In the Know Charlie Sobczak Greater Siren Totally harmless, (Siren lacertina) it is still so slimy and Living strange looking that Other names: ditch eel, fishermen who some­ mud eel Sanibel times catch one gen­ Status: FL = stable, anuarp 12M3M9'" & 20"' erally cut the line to IUCN = LC avoid touching it. Although the greater siren is quite Length: 1-3 ft (.3-1 m) 9:00am - 6:00pm sizable, it pales in comparison with the Chinese giant Weight: n/a salamander, which can grow to a length of six feet and Life span: to 25 years weigh an incredible 60 pounds! That animal is the Reproduces: lays as Continuous ‘Entertainment! largest salamander on earth. many as 500 eggs in When drought strikes, as it sometimes does in rivers, swamps, ponds, Period Jood & ‘Beverages, Live Chess Match, Music, Florida, the siren can aestivate (a form of hibernation) and lakes ‘Dancers, Kids’ Qames/(Rfdes, Comedy, Jousting, Jugglers, in mud burrows for months at a time, secreting a mois­ Found: All Counties, Magicians, Jire-Daters, Acrobats, Mystic (Readers, more j ture-sealing cocoon over its entire body. What is amaz­ near coast, inland ing is that it is able to remain in this state for up to two Months found: years, living off its body fat to survive. The siren is car­ JFMamjjasoND (lower F(RJE/E on Site (Parking. Mg (Rain Dates. nivorous, feeding on annelids, insects, snails, and small case indicates breeding ID For Adult Beverages. A ll ‘Weapons Beace-Tied. season). fish. It locates its prey using a very sophisticated and For More Info Call sensitive lateral line running the length of its body. The siren is preyed upon by catfish, gar, largemouth bass, and alliga­ (239)-839-8036 or 369-6881 tors. Adults $15 Children $5,ll This is an excerpt from The ‘Toddlers Free (under 12) Living Gulf Coast-A Nature in] Guide to Southwest Florida by Charles Sobczak. The book is available at all the Island bookstores, Baileys, Jerry’s Lakes Regional Park * 7330 Gladiolus Dr., Ft. Myers and your favorite online sites. V /r i — Islanders are happy to host poetry reading and fund raiser

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An estimated 280 peo­ ple gathered for the author series at the library.

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An evening with author Robert K. Massie at the Sanibel library By SHANNEN HAYES An estimated 280 people gathered at the Sanibel Public Library for “An Evening with Robert K. Massie” as part of the author series. With more the 6 million books sold worldwide, Massie is widely regarded as the foremost expert on the Russian royal family, earning a Pulitzer Prize for his biography of Peter the Great and is a respect­ ed authority on World War I military history. Massie was bom in Lexington, Ky., grew up in Nashville, Tenn., graduated from Yale University and was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University where he read modern history.

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Cuban fishing history tour with Dr. John Worth Contributed to the CURRENT departs from McCarthy’s Marina on Learn about some of Pine Island Captiva. Check-in is 12:30 p.m. for 1 Sound’s rich fishing history on a tour p.m. departure; return at 3:30. Dress with Dr. John Worth, sponsored by comfortably for the weather. The fee is SCCF and offered through Captiva $45 per person plus $5 per car for park­ Cruises on Friday, February 8 at 1 p.m., ing. Reservations required: please call departing from McCarthy’s Marina on Captiva Cruises at 472-5300. Space is Captiva. Currently an Associate limited. Professor in Anthropology at the Dr. Worth will also be speaking at University of West Florida and former­ KoreshaTn State Park on Saturday, ly the Assistant Director of the Randell February 9 as part of the

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Space is Florida Keys and Cuba by 1760, and limited and advance registration is the subsequent interactions and eventu­ requested: •email al intermarriage with immigrant Creek [email protected] Indians during the British, Second or consider viewing online at Spanish, and American Territorial peri­ wwwdeetrust.org on Feb. 13 at od, followed by the eventual demise of 1:30pm. this phase of the Cuban fishing industry during the Second Seminole War, and the removal of the fishermen’s “Spanish PHOTO PROVIDED Indian” families to Oklahoma. Anna Ruby Falls. Dr. Worth has studied the Spanish Florida period extensively, researching Florida archaeology including Teach Those O ld Dogs historical documents in both Spain and “Timucuan Chiefdoms of Spanish Cuba. 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