WEEK OF OCTOBER 16, 2013

island REPORTER SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA

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Sanibel Island Captiva Island Fort Myers/Cape Coral Bonita Sprinqs/Estero Naples Naples Naples 959 Periwinkle Way 15050 Captiva Drive 1870 Clayton Court 26811 S.TamiamiTrail 601 Fifth South Avenue 589 Fifth South Avenue 3000 N.TamiamiTrail Sanibel, Florida 33957 Captiva Island, Florida 33957 Fort Myers, Florida 33907 Bonita Springs, Florida 34134 Naples, Florida 34102 Naples, Florida 34102 Naples, Florida 34103 Phone:(239)472-0078 (239)472-0078 Phone:(239)689-7653 Phone:(239)992-9100 Phone:(239)213-9100 Phone:(239)213-9100 Phone:(239)213-9100 V Children in outreach WD C¡3 program visit Cayo Costa co ▼—< Special Id the Islander the invaluable resources of the o Fall Festival Dining & The "No Child Left on Shore” C.aloosahatchee watershed and our estuarine M Environmental Education Outreach program environment. SCCF and Captiva Cruises rH is a collaborative endeavor of The Sanibel- has launched a fundraising initiative to U Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCC F) enable disadvantaged and economically cu XI Entertainment Fun and Captiva Cruises which strives to provide challenged youth to experience and learn O the younger generation of Southwest Florida about the wonders of our marine environ- with an opportunity to experience firsthand O See PRO G RA M , pag£ 40 cs ca Concert From page 8 • 0) fl ‘ "Ö millions of dollars for the hospital. In 2006. John R. Wood selected Sanibel a> Captiva Cares as a major recipient of donations. “ Every agent that works here for us, when they have a transaction, they make a Cm O donation every time,” said M ondelli. “ It's agreed upon and part of our policy. M y J* partner and I match that contribution and send it a> to the children's hospital through Sanibel Captiva Cares.” San{6eC Captiva Fundraising events for the hospital are a suc­ islander cess every year. Organizers of "Noah's Concert island for the K ids" are now trying to engage the busi­ REPORTER ness community to increase the number of spon­ o sorships. Available sponsorships include $1,000 o (USPS 48-1-400) for the Virtuoso, including four reserved seats; % $500 for the Concerto, including two reserved X 2340 Periwinkle Way seats; and $250 for the Sonata, including one e Sanibel, FL 33957 CÖ Phone: (239)472-1587 reserved seat. All sponsorships include a listing 50 Fall is the most beautiful season on Sanibel: cooler, less humid, es Fax: (239) 472-8398 in the program. Web: captivasanibel.com +3 smaller crowds. It's the ideal time to help celebrate the opening “We want to engage more of the businesses a of our new restaurants, now open to the public. Enjoy daily al fresco and residents in an event that showcases a local C3 Publisher Sanibel Island talent,” said Mondelli. dining at Sea Breeze Café with an all-day menu served until 10 pm Scott Blonde The event emcee w ill be Richard Johnson from or an elegant dining experience in Waterview (Wed-Sunday from sblonde@ breezenewspapers. com Bailey's General Store, which has signed on as a 5-10) overlooking the pool and Gulf. Island Reporter Editor sponsor. Jim Linette Johnson and his wife Mead, supporters of the Ï- jlinette @ breezenewspapers. com children's hospital, signed on as Virtuoso spon­ 0Í At Turtles Beach & Pool bar, more casual diners sors at the $1,000 level to carry on the fam ily's *0 a can watch their favorite NFL game and enjoy Editor commitment to being good members of the com­ C5 McKenzie Cassidy munity. lunch selections from 11-7 daily. Sample [email protected] Eli Mahshie, Chris DeCosta, and Jason Holtz 03 > our BBQ Blowout and All-You-Can-Eat poolside of Holtz, Mahshie, and DeCosta, Attorneys at +3 Advertising Sales Law, also joined other local businesses in sup­ a 03 buffet every Saturday from 12-4. Cost is $19 Veruska Koerner porting the concert by signing up for a Concerto Ü [email protected] sponsorship at the $500 level. i for adults, $12 for children over 3. Danielle Papoi ”3 Visit noahsconcert.com to watch a video with X dpapoi @ breezenewspapers. com • P"X a special message from Noah Waddell. CÍ Sponsorships are still being accepted before 93 Enjoy live entertainment In Sea Breeze Café Design & Layout the concert in three weeks. For event information Susan Wilhelm or sponsorships, contact Joe Mondelli at 472- Every Friday and Saturday from 7-10 pm swilhelm @ breez.enewspapers.com 2411 or e-mail [email protected]. John R. Wood Island Real Estate is at 1019 Classifieds and Subscriptions And at Turtles every Periwinkle Way on Sanibel Island. Tickets are for Shirlene Grasgrcen sale at the B IG A R T S box office. Saturday from 2-5 pm [email protected]

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island 10 K Race 4 FISH - Page 29 SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VISIT US ONLINE AT CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM Mayor thinks DC trip will net results By JIM UNETTE another meeting with more of the gation and Congressman Tom Rooney, who Act (W R R D A ) for short and long term solu­ [email protected] Appropriations Committee represents Florida’s 17th Congressional tions to correct environmental and econom­ Sanibel Mayor Kevin Ruane is members at some point. W e only District and is a member of the U.S. House ic harm being done by freshwater releases pleased and encouraged about the got to meet five or six out of 40 Committee on Appropriations. Lee County from Lake Okeechobee to the east and west Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie water­ of them this time.” Commissioner Larry Kiker, Fort Myers coasts. ways freshwater releases after visiting Ruane, Vice Mayor Doug Beach Mayor Alan Mandel and FMB “ Over the past five weeks we have forged with U.S. Congressional leaders in Congress, Natural Resources Chamber president Bud Nocera also partici­ unique partnerships: bipartisan partnerships Washington, D.C., on Oct. 3. director James Evans and Rep. pated in the “ South Florida Fly-In and with both parties in Congress; bicoastal part­ “ It went really well,” said Ruane. Patrick Murphy of Jupiter were Briefing.” nerships among our Florida delegation and “ I think they understand the situation invited to the Capitol by Their goal is to convince federal law­ partnerships between local governments and better now. There probably w ill be Representative Trey Raydel, makers to authorize funding through the Kevin Ruane who met with thè Sanibel dele­ Water Resources Reform and Development See DC TRIP, page 31 Commissioners to take up parking debate By JIM LINETTE ¡[email protected] Commercial redevelopment once again w ill be the main topic for discussion at the next scheduled meeting of the Sanibel Planning Commission on Oct. 22 at City Hall. Two areas up for debate and recommenda- £ tions are parking and interconnectivity regula­ tions of the Land Development Code. The East Periwinkle Way bike path and roadway Commissioners have been digesting hun­ improvement project continues to progress toward dreds of pages of statistics and staff rec­ completion. Path users and motorists need to use cau­ ommendations for more than two weeks tion when they encounter construction cones and bar­ rels. Contractors are working 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and in preparation for the start of discussions maintaining traffic flow. Work is expected to be com­ and public comments on Oct. 22. pleted in November. JIM LINETTE See PARKING, page 31

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Former commissioner Hall pleads r rte o p e R Island > guilty ______breezenewspapers.com 2013 16, October Wednesday, of Week M 17 Page By Tiffany Repecki “She’s able to seeking comment. paign bank account to her personal 'repecki'S'breezenewspapers.com travel throughout On Sept. 23, Hall submitted her res­ account, wrote checks from the cam­ A recently resigned Lee Florida,” he said. ignation from the Lee County Board of paign account and deposited them into County commissioner entered a A sentencing County Commissioners - the same day her personal account, and deposited cer­ plea of guilty to federal charges date had not been that the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the tain donor campaign contributions on Oct. 3. set Friday. Middle District of Florida announced directly into her personal account. Tammara “Tammy” Ann M ichelland that she faced charges and had entered According to the documents, F B I Hall, 53, of Cape Coral, pleaded noted that the into a deal. H all had been the District 4 agents interviewed Hall in February guilty to one count of wire fraud sentencing is like­ commissioner since November 2004. 2012. She made deceptive statements, before U.S. Magistrate Judge ly about three According to court documents, she where she claimed that she never took Douglas Frazier. The plea was months out. was running for re-election as a Lee money from her campaign account to part of an agreement made with “ Probation has County commissioner in the 2010 elec­ support her personal lifestyle. She said federal prosectors. to do a pre-sen­ tion. From November 2009 to all'of the money she took was reim­ “ She pleaded guilty to the tence investiga­ November 2010, she diverted and bursement for campaign expenses. information that we had filed,” tion report, where embezzled about $33,756 of donor Gov. Rick Scott is charged with fill­ Assistant United States they do their own contributions to the Tammy Hall cam­ ing the vacancy left behind by H a ll’s Attorney Jeffrey Michelland, investigation,” he paign fund and used the money for per­ resignation. who is handling the case, said Tammy Hall said, adding that sonal expenditures. As of Friday, his office had received Friday. investigators con­ H all spent the money on mortgage 26 applications for the District 4 seat. Hall faces a maximum penalty of up duct interviews with the prosecution, payments to Bank of Am erica and to “ There is no timeline for an appoint­ to 20 years in federal prison, along with defense and defendant. cover American Express purchases ment to be made,” spokesman John a fine of not more than $250,000 and “It lays out her background, the made at Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Tupps previously said. . not more than three years of supervised nature of the offense, the facts and cir­ Mark Loren Designs and Club Monaco. Among the pool of applicants are release, according to court documents. cumstances of the offense,” Michelland Hall completed state campaign fund Andy Coy, Brian Hamman, Debbie An unsecured appearance bond of said. reports and failed to disclose that she Jordan and Don Stilwell - all four intend $50,000 was set. The report, will ultimately recom­ had diverted campaign contributions to to campaign for the seat in the “There was not a risk of flight,” mend a guideline range for sentencing, pay for personal expenses, the docu­ November 20)4 election. Two remain­ Michelland said. “ She came voluntarily which the judge considers. ments state. She falsely represented the ing announced candidates for the seat, to court.” Pre-sentence investigation reports nature of the expenditures or omitted Josh McGrail and Larry Murphy, had H all was ordered by the court to turn are typically completed within 60 days. certain campaign contribution checks not applied for the governor’s appoint­ over her passport and a firearm that she Attorney Eric Padron is representing from the state campaign reports. ment as o f Friday. had in her home. Hall. He nor Hall returned messages Hall transferred funds from the cam­ Bunche Beach celebrating 65 years

By BOB PETCHER firm, they put the asphalt on top of it.” [email protected] Histoiy is what separates Bunche Beach from like The little beach preserve across San Carlos Bay is beaches. That and its beautifully secluded natural habitat. approaching its 65th birthday in fine form. No future expansion is planned at this time due to the state That was the sentiment of Lee County Conservation of the economy. Lands management staff in the reviewal of a second edition The plan now w ill be presented to the Lee County Board management plan (a required 10-year update) for Bunche of County Commissioners for approval. Go to www.con- Beach during a public meeting at the Wa-ke Hatchee Park servation2020.org/documents/LSP/2013_SC BBBP_D raft Recreation Center in south Fort Myers on Tuesday, Oct. 8. _LMP_web.pdf to review it. Situated across from Bowditch Park on Fort Myers For more information, visit www.conservation2020.org Beach, Bunche Beach preserve is one of Lee County Parks or www.leeparks.org. In 2023, the plan will be updated & Recreation’s most popular'beach preserves. It began as a again. $100 half-acre-lot County acquisition in 1949 and has y:;» S * n Carlos Bay * grown to roughly 718 acres, including one of the most •* -* Bunch• Beach Prvserv notable bird watching sites. “ This was the first designated beach area for our local Cain listed many changes at Bunche Beach and neigh­ community of black people to go to without being boring Plover Island from 2001 to 2013. She pointed out harassed,” said County Land Steward Coordinator Terry foliage differences during a slide presentation. S a n G C a p Cain, a Beach resident. “ There have been big pushes to eradicate Australian The preserve park, located at 18201 John Morris Rd., Pine and Brazilian Pepper trees,” Cain said. A controlled M e d ic a l C e n t e r received its name from Dr. Ralph Bunche, the first African bum extinguished much of the exotic plantlife on Plover American to receive a Nobel Peace Prize in 1950, the same Island. Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri 8:3 0am-4:3 0pm year of the dedication ceremony. There are reports that the plan is critical because the pre­ Wed & Sat 8:30am-12:30pm Some 51 years later, Conservation 20/20 funds pur­ serve is home to numerous state and federally listed plant chased most of the remaining acreage (704 acres). That and animal species including stiff-leaved wild pine, inkber- program was initiated when County voters approved a ref­ ry, piping plovers, least terns and loggerhead sea turtles. P. Denis Kuehner, D.O. erendum five years earlier that added 0.5 mil to property The east-to-west beach rises out of San Carlos Bay then General Family Practice and Osteopathic Manipulation taxes to purchase and protect environmentally sensitive slopes down into mangrove swamps and into the salt flats lands. A dozen more acres were donated by Sanibel Beach until the elevation increases to the north toward Summerlin Place in 2005 and, a year later, an essential dredged spoiled Road and the Mastique developed area. Critical erosion has 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road area was acquired to make way for construction of an created a cove on the beachfront of Bunche Beach. Some Sanibel Island, FL 33957 Outdoor Activity Center. donated cabbage palms are feeling the effects of prolonged “ When Conservation 20/20 acquired this, they were saltwater invasion. able to get it at half of the cost through a grant from Florida' According to County records, the Preserve is unique Communities Trust,” said Cain. “ Certain requirements because the natural areas were not disturbed until the mos­ WALK-INS WELCOME (from the trust led to) areas for kayaking, fishing and rest quito ditches were dug in the late 1950s and early 1960s. room areas if possible. This is the only parcel that isn’t a Beside the ditches and John Morris Road, little else has All patients seen by the Doctor disturbed piece of land. That is why we received permitting been disturbed in the transitioning natural areas. The major­ to build on it.” ity of the Preserve is mangrove swamp with mangrove tun­ The center and its amenities was completed in June nels and small creeks. 2010. The 1.5-acre parcel is highlighted by two kayak After storm events, asphalt and posts are exposed on the Tel: 239/472-0700 launches with access to Rock Creek and the bay, two over­ beachfront. Cain stated the under surface includes two inch­ Fax: 239/472-0855 look/fishing piers, a Clivus Multrum composting restroom, es of asphalt and coquina shell below it. an observation deck and a parking lot with a storm tech.sys- “ This is the original road to Fort Myers Beach,” she said. tem feature to catch storm water runoff. 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In St. Louis, Every insurance policy must meet some Estuaries ¡Protection Program is moving offer short and long term solutions to forward with a combination of source Missouri a family of four that has an basic standards. improve the quality and quantity of our annual income of $50,000 may pay a Even catastrophic policies must offer controls, construction projects and dis­ state’s water resources. persed water management projects. monthly premium of $32. Once again as a visits for preventative care. Thank you for expressing your interest ■ The Corps and the District are work­ reminder if an individual or family is indi­ The A C A will demand quality care with in, and concerns about-, this important gent, their insurance payments may be patient centered medical homes. There will ing expeditiously on the Central issue. Everglades Planning Project (CEPP), part John Calhoun, Director fully or partially subsidized by the U.S. be conversion from payment per episode to of a long-term solution for moving water Office of Public Services government. The unsubsidized premiums payment for outcome (value). south of Lake Okeechobee into the heart Florida Department of could be as low as $70 per month and as The President said if you have your of the Everglades and away from the Environmental Protection high as $1200 per month for a family of insurance and want to keep it you can. coastal estuaries. When this project is fouFfor a moderate plan. W ell I w ill do him one better. I think completed, approximately 210,000 acre- Affordable Healthcare Act Mary W est everyone should check out the exchanges, feet of water on an average annual basis To the editor Cape Coral compare their policies. I would not be sur­ w ill be captured and directed south. On Tuesday, Oct.l, 2013 enrollment prised if many switch to insurance ■ Other projects underway to send for the Affordable Health Care Act began. Shop and compare insurances through the exchange. Another possibility more water south and increase discharges There has been both positive an3 negative To the editor: is to convince your employer to shop the and improve sheetflow into Everglades things said regarding this insurance pro­ I am writing this in response to those shop exchanges when they open. National Park include the C- 111 South gram, however most of us like people do who say the Affordable Care Act will not There should be no negotiations on Dade Project and Modified Water not fully understand it. help them. I do think there is something in A C A , no piecemeal changes. It is Deliveries to Everglades National Park. There is a health insurance booklet that this letter for everyone, just like there is strongest as it stands. It must be given a Governor Scott recently announced a is available, but it is my understanding something in the A C A for all. There has chance to work. President Obama says he $90 million state commitment for the been a lot of misinformation out there so has bent over backwards for the bridging of a 2.6-mile segment of that the state of Florida w ill not allow it to let us correct some of it. The A C A w ill Republican Congress. I hope he stands tall Tamiami Trail in South Florida. The proj­ be on public display and it cannot be reduce the cost of health care while reduc­ and not let this Congress do harm to the ect would deconstruct a section of the given to you unless you request it. If this ing the deficit by $ 1 trillion in the next 10 berm where the road is currently built and is truly the case you can obtain a copy of American People. This is huge, bigger replace it with a bridge so that water north the booklet by calling 1-800-318-2596 years. 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Keep Sanibel beautiful... PHOTO PROVIDED The Sanibel Captiva Chamber of Commerce cut a ribbon for their newest member, Holtz, Mahshie, DeCosta, PA, on Oct. 2. Please recycle! The full-service real estate, business and commercial litigation law firm serving Fort Myers, Naples, Sanibel, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte and greater southwest Florida represents a wide range of clients including investors, developers, contractors, brokers and small business owners. The Sanibel office is located at 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Suite 13. ae 3 We o Wdedy Otbr 6 21 beznwppr.o ______Iln Reporer rte o p e R Island ______breezenewspapers.com 2013 16, October Wednesday, of Week B 23 Page Business Briefs County office open ■ Renovations to the Minor League clubhouse and named 2013-2014 United W ay campaign chair. As the for Saturday services administrative areas campaign chair, Clinger will lead the campaign that includes The Lee County Clerk of Court Recording Office will be ■ A new Gulf Coast League playing field thousands of volunteers working to meet the $8,320,794 open on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. to ■ A new agility field fundraising goal. accept Passport applications and Marriage licenses. ■ Completion of a 360 degree boardwalk and concourse Clinger has been a Southwest Florida resident since Wedding ceremonies will also be performed that day. at Hammond Stadium, including new berm seating in left 1991. He began his professional career in banking and This is a great opportunity for families to apply for pass­ field joined Merrill Lynch in 2000. He has been actively involved ports for their winter vacations, without taking the children ■ Expansion of Hammond Stadium’s seating capacity of in the community by coaching Little League Baseball and out of school or parents taking off time from work to apply. 8,000 to 9,300 volunteering for many organizations. John and his wife have The Lee County Clerk of Court Recording Office is in the ■ 'A new parking lot 4 daughters. Lee County Administration Building at 2115 Second St. The player development academy elevates the facility In addition to raising funds for human service organiza­ (second floor). No appointments necessary. beyond a traditional Spring Training facility with the goal of tions in our community, the United W ay promotes partner­ Visit www.leeclerk.org or call 533-5007 for passport creating a year-round, multi-discipline, residential training ships and collaborations among agencies and initiatives, and marriage license information. Select Official Records - center for players and staff. The residential component of the helping them to work together focusing on issues and solu­ Marriage Licenses and/or Passports. academy will be paid for by the Twins organization, which tions that continue to improve lives. is contributing $6 million to cover that component and con­ For more information please call United W ay of Lee, cessions equipment. Hendry and Glades at 433-2000 or visit www.united- Twins stadium receives Phase 2 additions and renovations at Hammond Stadium waylee.org. renovations ceremony are expected to be completed by February 2015 and will In the future, the Lee County Sports Complex and include: Frantz EyeCare adds skin care service Hammond Stadium Renovations will have increased seating ■ Upgraded and expanded concourses Dr. Jonathan Frantz, medical director of Frantz EyeCare, capacity, upgraded concourses, improved concessions, a ■ Improved concession services is pleased to offer area residents a new breakthrough in aes­ new player development academy and more. ■ Restroom renovations thetic technology - the HydraFacialMD® treatment. The Lee County and the Minnesota Twins broke ground on ■ Premium seating improvements new treatment gives patients the skin resurfacing results the $48.5 million renovations Thursday, Oct. 3. The LC SC ■ Clubhouse expansion and improvements they’ve always wanted - skin that’s glowing and most serves as the Spring Training home of the Twins as well as ■ A new retail store importantly, skin that’s healthy. the team’s year-round player development operations ■ New areas for group seating HydraFacialMD® is a soothing, moisturizing, non-inva- including the franchise’s Florida State League affiliate Fort ■ Press box renovations sive skincare treatment for anyone who is looking to -Myers Miracle. A ll construction, which is being managed by Manhattan improve and maintain the health of their skin. Proven effec­ “ Since 1991 the Twins and Lee County have enjoyed the Twins Joint Venture (a partnership between Manhattan tive for all skin types, this 30-minute treatment delivers model public-private partnership,” said Twins President Construction Company, Chris-Tel Construction and Casey instant results with no discomfort or downtime. Dave St. Peter. “ (The) groundbreaking signifies the evolu­ Construction), is expected to be completed in time for Spring The HydraFacialMD® treatment combines cleansing, tion of the partnership as well as this facility. The Twins are Training 2015. exfoliation, extraction, and hydration, all while delivering honored to call Southwest Florida home and are committed The Twins have been training in Fort Myers at the Lee antioxidants, Hyaluronic Acid, peptides and other essential to continued year-round engagement across the community. County Sports Complex since 1991. In November 2012, nutrients. According to the practices skin care specialist Moreover, we believe the LC SC renovation project will only after more than 20 years of training in Fort Myers, the reno­ Ellen Stinson, “ The HydraFacialMD® treatment can have further solidify Lee County’s reputation as a Grapefruit vations were approved and the Twins signed a 30-year lease many skin benefits including enhanced skin tone and tex­ League hotbed.” to remain at the Lee County Sports Complex. Each year, ture, reduced appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, hyperpig­ “ The renovations are off to a start, and we are pleased to Spring Training games generate more than $47 million for mentation, and improved appearance of oily or acne-prone recognize all our partners who are working as a team to Lee County, driving visitors to local attractions, restaurants, skin.” ensure a successful project,” said Lee County Commission hotels and shopping. Stinson says that patients will see visible skin refinement Chairman Cecil Pendergrass. “ It’s important to. note that all Go to www.twinsbaseball.com to learn more. and an even, radiant skin tone after just one treatment. Lee County funding for the project comes from bed taxes, However, she recommends one treatment per month to con­ not from Lee County residents.” —submitted by Betsy Clayton tinue improving the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, Designed by Populous, a global sport and convention hyperpigmentation, oily and congested skin. center architecture firm, the renovations will be completed in United Way campaign chair named To learn more about HydraFacialMD® treatments and two phases. John Clinger, senior vice president of Merrill LynclT other skin care services offered at Frantz EyeCare or to make Phase 1 renovations at LC SC are expected to be com­ Wealth Management and principal of Clinger, Sizemore and an appointment, visit www.BetterVision.net or call the prac­ pleted by the spring of 2014 and will- include: Associates as well as United W ay Board Member, has been tice’s main office at 418-0999. ■ A new residential player development academy BANNER POOL SERVICE & SUPP Thanks again for voting us the Islands Best Pool Service this year!I • Pool Heaters • Chlorine Tabs • Solar Blankets • Tools • Pool Pumps • Auto Vacuums • Motors • Free Water Testing • Salt Systems • 4 7 2 -4 1 0 0

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Florida.” Since first publishing the calendar in With the completion of phase one of 1988, it has become a tradition each fall their renovations and listing on the Great to donate a portion of the proceeds to one Florida Birding Trail, they are one of the of the organizations listed inside the rear most exciting nature destinations in cover of the calendar. The Conservancy Florida. was selected because of its extensive Last fall, $1,000 was donated to the community involvement, public educa­ Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society. Other tional programs and successful environ­ organizations receiving donations over mental protection and preservation pro­ the years include C R O W , Ding Darling grams: Wildlife Society, SCCF and Calusa “ Since preserving Rookery Bay in the Nature Center among others. Guided tours of the SCCF Tiirtle Nesting stats Caloosahatchee Sea turtle season is nearing its close. A ll nests on Captiva have hatched and Sanibel has.fewer than return in Novem ber 10 nests left on the beach. Below is where we stand Special to the Reporter (Sanibel-Captiva Conservation With activity as of Oct. 11: Guided monthly cruises on the Foundation) Natural Resource Policy Caloosahatchee return for the 18 th year Director. The vessel is the 47-passenger in November. The boat tour explores the Manatee Rover pontoon boat that fea­ As of 10/11/2013: historic upriver Caloosahatchee and fol­ tures daily Manatee tours. A ll seats have ■ Sanibel East- 57 lows the river back to a time when a a great view for photographs and bird nests, 114 false crawls, 44 waterfall served as the headwaters of the watching. hatches Caloosahatchee and settlers braved liv ­ Cruises depart at 1 p.m. from the ■ Sanibel West- 292 ing amongst the wilderness. W.P. Franklin Lock & Dam off SR 80 nests, 397 false crawls, The 2.5-hour adventure begins by in Olga. Cruise dates are Sunday, Nov. 206 hatches locking through the W .P. Franklin Lock 3; Friday, Nov. 29 (D ay after ■ Captiva- 130 nests, in Olga. Heading east toward Alva, it Thanksgiving); 82 false crawls, 119 enters the historic bends of the river and Sunday, Dec. 8; Sunday, Jan. 26; PHOTO COURTESY OF DONNA ALDRICH hatches Sunday, Feb. 9; Sunday, March 9; A loggerhead hatchling makes its way to the revisits the activities of the pioneers Sunday, April 13; and Mothers Day, G ulf in August. who traveled the same river to find par­ adise. Stories of the settlements and Sunday May 11. Private group cruises their adventures are blended with an can be scheduled by appointment. understanding of the river’s oxbows, the Cruises depart at 1 p.m. and return by Orchid Society meets Oct. 21 wild creatures that call it home, and its 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $40 per person, “Earth, Wind and Fire - What Your Participants are encouraged to come challenges. with payment due at time of reservation. Orchids Need To Thrive” is the topic of the early to purchase orchids or to do so during The tour is guided by Rae Ann Please call SC C F at 472-2329. Space is Monday, Oct. 21, meeting of the Sanibel intermission. Anyone with questions or an Wessel, a river researcher, long-time limited. Captiva Orchid Society. “ ill orchid” that needs diagnosis can bring river advocate, historian and SCCF The program is presented by Tom their plants to the meeting during Show and Uhler, president of the San Cap Orchid Tell. Orchid Society members are invited to Society, who will discuss the various choic­ participate in a monthly show. Ribbons are es growers should make regarding planting awarded for best Hybrid and best Species media, proper container size, light and other Orchids. factors needed to grow healthy, blooming Members and guests are may participate \ J. B ER T DAVIS orchids. in a monthly orchid raffle. Society member­ M.D., F.A.C.S. The meeting takes place at 1:30 p.m. at ship is $20 which covers the Oct. 2013- St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church, May 2014 meetings. Guests are $4. Facial Plastic Surgeon 2304 Periwinkle Way on Sanibel. This is the society’s first meeting of the 2013- BOTOX 2014 season. Radiesse Orchid novices are Restylane encouraged to come to the meeting at I p.m. to hear a S-Lift member of the society talk Skin Cancer 10/¿0 11/0 Festival in Old Fort Park, Living History about orchid problems that Facial Cosmetic Surgery occurred during the summer. Battle Re-enactment, History and Archaeology Speakers This year the society is Music, Artisans, Food, Dance & Parade 9 9 8 1 S. H ealthpark Drive, Suite 2 5 9 www.beachweeks.com/foundersday „>• Fort M yers, FL 3 3 9 0 8 debuting a new website. The 386.478.0052 BOARD CERTIFIED site is www.sancaporchid.org and iV iu s e u m 481-9211 it’s live. 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Left to right, Nancy Bender (FISH 10K co-sponsorship chair), Sanibel Air & Electric team Left to right, Mark Blust, Laura McGowan, Mike Hahn and Jenny Sherman, Todd Hayes (Co-owner) and Joey Gill; and Ed Ridlehoover and Pete Terry Earle from Timbers. Bender (FISH 10K race committee).

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PHOTO PROVIDED Many participants get ready to start a 5K run/walk at Lakes Park in Fort Myers Oct. 5. The event benefited the Lee County Chapter of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and SalusCare, Food bank accepts the new not-for-profit formed by the merger of Lee Mental Health and Southwest Florida Addiction Services. Results can be found at 3DRacinginc.com . donations for Beach stay Donate to a good cause and you just might spend a full week on.Fort Myers Beach. For a suggested $100 donation to the Harry Chapin Pumpkin art Food Bank of Southwest Florida, you just may find yourself watching a sunset from the veranda of the pic­ At a recent meeting of Keep tured four-bedroom, four-bath, beautifully designed the Shell Islands home at 41 Pearl St. Garden Club at the Sanibel Thanks to David & Monique Fry, this 2009 Gulf- Community House front custom designed beach house could be your Jaye Boswell, club vacation home for a seven-night stay from either Nov. member/artist demon­ beautiful... 2-8 or Nov. 9-15. It has designer cabinetry, granite strated the finer countertops with deco glass backsplashes, hardwood points of creating a Please flooring, decorative bath tiles, great room layout with centerpiece using entertainment bar, spacious lanais, private elevator pumpkins, gourds, recycle! access to all 3 levels, lower level beach pool with out­ frazzle, raffia, vines, door kitchen. flowers and paint. The A maximum of 120 tickets w ill tie available for 'mum plant shines sale, and there w ill be a drawing (handled by an inde­ with tiny lights. . pendent third party) on Monday, Oct. 21. Go to http://goo.gl/Gx0d5t to purchase tickets or call Meg PHOTO PROVIDED Report your Madzar at 334-7007 (ext. 120). A minimum of 50 tickets must be sold for this offer news to to be valid. I f less than 50 tickets are sold, your money THE w ill be refunded if you choose. The Harry Chapin Food Bank solicits, collects and ISLAND stores quality food for distribution to fam ilies in need REPORTER: through a network of 150 nonprofit agencies in Lee, Collier, Hendry, Charlotte and Glades counties that provide food to more than 30,000 people monthly. captivasanibel.com More than 1 million pounds of food are distributed by the Harry Chapin Food Bank monthly. For each $ 1, the food bank can dis­ tribute $6 worth of food and groceries. In the past

ISTRENSTH' fiscal year, the Harry Chapin Food Bank dis­ , ñelieviPÍ Crema Maximum strength tributed more than 16.6 analgesic creme for million pounds of food temporary relief from; and other grocery items • Joint and Muscle valued at more' than $27 soreness million. This is roughly • Arthritis the equivalent of 12.5 • Back aches m illion meals to people in need. — IQ Cops & Joggers 5K nearly triples participation CD w Special to the Reporter cers and firefighters, this year's this year’s participation the goes out to the sponsors, runners, duty on July 18, 2008. Proceeds Surpassing its goal of 720 event was held in the evening largest turnout to date. walkers, volunteers and every from this year’s event benefit runners, the Fort Myers Police with the glow of first responders’ “ Since our first race in 2008 person who made this event a fallen officer Sergeant Mike Department recorded a total of lights lining the race path. The to this year’s race, 720 law success. W e will never forget the W ilso n ’s fam ily, the FM P D 841 registered runners, includ­ 3.1 -mile run began and ended at enforcement officers were killed men and women who have made Fallen Officers Memorial Fund ing 43 children younger than 12, Centennial Park, crossing the in the line of duty. It was an the ultimate sacrifice.” and The Brotherhood Ride. Both who took part in this year’s Cops Edison Bridge southbound. honor to have each runner repre­ The 5K was first established organizations aid the families of & Joggers 5K on Sept. 28 at Since its conception, the Cops sent a fallen comrade as they par­ in 2008 to assist the family of fallen police officers and fire­ n CL Centennial Park. & Joggers 5K has attracted an ticipated in this 5K,” said Lt. Officer Andrew Widman who fighters who have been injured s n Benefitting fallen police offi­ average of 386 runners, making Jeffrey Bernice. “ Our gratitude was shot and killed in the line of or killed in the line of duty. in a 85

DC trip From page 15 ■ o r*O O our Governor’s office,” Ruane added. “ I do daily releases and normal green water At Tuesday’s Sanibel Planning “ Statistics have shown that over 90 per­ o - ft believe all of us working together toward the appears to be returning to Sanibel beaches. Commission meeting, chair Michael cent of the people that visit come for beach­ *"* implementation, funding and construction of Water management capital projects rec­ Valiquette commended the Mayor and Vice es and clean water,” he said. “ W e live in an our short and long-term priorities are how ommended for funding in W R R D A include Mayor. instant information age, and the image of OS N> we best serve the citizens of Sanibel, Florida the $580 million C-43 West Basin “ I think it was amazingly successful,” black water along the beaches in Lee County O and everyone who works in and visits south­ Reservoir in Hendry County. The federal Valiquette said. “ I ’ve been up there before has spread around the world in seconds. west Florida.” government is being asked to pay $297 mil­ and you guys are to be congratulated for a Unfortunately, that image stays with us for a The W R R D A bill already was passed by lion of that cost. The reservoir is designed to job well done and I think the educated long, long time. W e’re a very resilient com­ the U.S. Senate and is awaiting a vote by the hold 55 billion gallons of water from the approach by Kevin is the way to go.” munity, but we need action now.” o - U.S. House soon, perhaps even this week. Caloosahatchee River during the rainy sea­ Kiker spoke at the briefing and called the Nocera said the event received a “ lot of I *"* ft The Committee of Appropriations sets the son in order to prevent nutrient-rich fresh water quality situation an “ ongoing environ­ traction” with 24 members of Congress, rt N specific expenditures by the U.S. govern­ water from causing harmful algae blooms, mental calamity.” Sen. Bill Nelson, U.S. House of rD S3 ment for projects in the W R R D A bill. killing seagrasses and oyster beds down­ “ The Caloosahatchee River and the estu- Representatives Minority Leader Nancy ft Pelosi and several members of the Florida “ I think the bill will pass,” said Ruane. stream in the estuary. ary in Lee County is essential to the overall zn3 “ They are going in several directions right Raydel promised the delegation that his health of our beaches and to a great extent legislature in attendance. n now, and they might even tie the bill to the will not be the only voice heard if the bill our economic viability,” he said. “ A clean "The room was packed,” he said. “ I think ZD debt ceiling debate.” passes and the C O E causes any more delays. and healthy environment is one of the most the fact that it happened while the govern­ ft The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers “ I was skeptical about the meeting at critical cogs of the economic engine that ment was shut down gave it the ability to bY3 (C O E) last month agreed to reduce the fresh­ first,” said Congress. “ I didn’t know if we drives Lee County in its No. 1 industry, gamer more attention and that is why more © water releases down the Caloosahatchee that could accomplish something or not. At one which is tourism.” members of Congress attended.” 3 has resulted in dark, tea-colored water along time there were 20 or so Congress members Kiker then related visitors in direct rela­ Fort Myers and Sanibel beaches and extend­ present during the meetings. W e got to meet tion to employment in Lee County. County Fort Myers Beach Bulletin/Observer edi­ ing several miles out into the Gulf of individually with six or seven in their officials were reported to having spent more tor Bob Petcher contributed to this report. Mexico. Just this week, on Tuesday, the offices, mostly Florida delegates. It was than $350 million to obtain 28,000 acres in C O E announced a further reduction in the good for us to get this national exposure.” putting land into conservation.

Parking From page 15 C/5 Many believe that'taking the community in the direc­ able parking with the addition of pathways connecting any changes make sense,” Congress said. s- tion of a more walkable and bikeable commercial district them is another way to ease overcrowding at one location Commissioners took the time to comment on redevel­ a3 is at the heart of the solution to a shortage of parking or the other. opment ahead of the public hearing because there was lit­ W spaces and lacking the land area to expand those lots. “ I did a quick visual and determined there are 29 tle else to discuss at Tuesday’s meeting. The only public ft “ I ’m all for a walkable and bikeable community,” said shopping centers on the island with a vacancy rate of 15 hearing on an application for a variance to replace an © commissioner Dr. Phil Marks. “ I certainly don’t want to percent,” offered commissioner John Talmage. existing dock was continued to the Oct. 22 meeting as eliminate any parking. There’s not that many people out Vice Mayor Doug Congress, the City Council’s liai­ recommended by planning department memo. ft walking and riding bikes at night, for instance, so you’re son to the Planning Commission, tried to answer prelim­ The meeting adjourned after just 30 minutes. not likely to get a lot of people on bikes going to a show inary questions from members on the direction council at Big A R T S at night.” wants them to take it. Encouraging neighboring businesses to share avail­ “ I am a firm believer in checking things out and that TAXI £ LIMO SERVICE Sanibel Double 0, I I C Fire & Ice From page 16 Designated Drivers high-flying offense in Denver, the and trips include an autographed Former Florida Everblades star opportunity to see LeBron James Sidney Crosby jersey, autographed and jersey retiree Tom Buckley of n and the M iam i Heat play at Tim Tebow Florida Gators helmet, McWilliams Buckley realty com­ W BEST RATES American Airlines Arena in Miami a five-night luxury stay at the pres­ pany will serve as. honorary chair­ S f “For all Your id Needs” and a premium Boston, Mass., get­ tigious Grand Wailea Maui, a ski man of the event. away featuring a Boston Bruins week in Park C ity, Utah, and the Tickets are $100 with limited game. famous “ Live Like an NHL Player” seating offered at $50 for children Also up for bid are opportunities live auction showcase featuring a under 12 years old. 239.472.3458 to attend the New York Rangers full golf and social membership at For tickets and more informa­ game with the New Jersey Devils the prestigious Club at Renaissance tion, call 239-343-6067 or visit at Yankee Stadium. Memorabilia in Fort Myers. www.childrenshopsitalgoal.org. www.SanibelDoubleD.com @taC£¥ffcîY21 ßtecsfikßil ß. fâsiflSESïfl Complete McGREGOR DENTAL WANTS YOUR SMILE! ü«tí\iAU4!J W ü amxa NEW PATIENT SMILE SPECIAL MmUk $k Fitmett Club Cleaning & Oral Exam • Dependable • Dinners S165.°" Value - NOW $69.“ m SmiM Ulani • Confidential • Special Occasions WILLIAM SHORACK D.D.S. h a y * «™iors We,come • 20 Year.s on Sanibel/Fort Myers • Birthdays • Family Reunions DAY 8. WEEK PASSES Available W E C A T ER ' Emergencies - Walk-Ins Welcome Tq • State of the Art Dentistry • Weddings • Special Deliveries Hours: Mon-Fri 6:30am-7pm • Sat & Sun 8:00am-5pm c o w a r d s ! 239.590.9919 Voted Best of the Islands! 15271 McGregor Blvd. (Across from Gulf Harbour CC) The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay. cancel paymen t or be 239.395.Body (2639) • 975 Rab b it Road reimbursed foi payment foi an other service, exam, or treatment that is performed as a result of and with 72 Licensed & Insured www.sanibelhealthclub.com______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. Locally Owned fi to keep it ^3 cool, but JW tight C*-< enough on O most days ¿g V to safely JÜ venture off­ shore, and days with­ out rain. O ctober m o rn in g s i co m b in e d with low tide is the Capt. Bill Russell perfect © CJ recipe for sight fish­ 13 On the 5 ing the *2 W ater flats, with

» Pine Island Sound and along the eastern anglers will not fish until they skip a few. U side of Charlotte Harbor, on the highest Also inshore, Spanish mackerel were © a stages of tide fish were targeted over oys­ hooked throughout Charlotte Harbor, bull « Stone crab open to harvest ter bars and along mangrove shorelines. and blacktip sharks were found around Cs5 Special to the Reporter Many fish are running over size, but there mullet schools in the mid-sound and a few 'S C Florida’s recreational and was a good mix of upper slot fish report­ good-sized gag grouper were caught 85 commercial stone crab claw ed. around structure. Big jack crevalle are harvest season opened Oct. Snook got off to a pretty slow start as arriving over the flats, expect to hook 15 in state and federal season reopened last month but appears to some big ones while working oyster bars waters. To ensure this valu­ be gaining some momentum. Fish up to and shorelines. able resource is available for 36 inches were reported near Redfish and Offshore, Spanish mackerel schools generations to come, use care Blind passes and in sand potholes near were found near the last bell buoy west of when removing crab claws McKeever Keys. Capt. C liff Simer reports Boca Grande Pass and a few miles off and follow all protective reg­ landing 31 and 29-inch snook on consec­ Redfish Pass. A mixed bag including ulations for stone crab har­ utive casts over the afternoon high water sheepsheads, flounder, snapper, trout, vest. in the northern sound while fishing live mackerel and sharks were caught on To be harvested, stone baits near oyster bars. From land, a few shrimp, pilchards and cut bait on man- crab claws must be at least 2 snook were caught after the sunset from made near-shore reefs in less than 30 feet. 3/4 inches in length when the Matlacha Bridge and the 3rd bridge Further offshore, red grouper up to 24 measured from the elbow to the tip of Harvesters are encouraged to take near the Sandy Hook Restaurant. inches were taken from 55 to 70-foot the lower immovable portion of the claw only one claw, even if both claws are of The real surprise continues to be the depths, and a few big gags were reported (see illustration). legal size, so that the released crab w ill amount of pompano in the area. From the from 60 to 80-foot depths. Claws may not be taken from egg- be better able to defend itself from pred­ Sanibel Pier to Boca Grande Pass with After what felt like an endless summer bearing stone crabs. Egg-bearing ators. A crab that is returned to the water lots of areas in between, pompano were of rain, maybe it’s over for a while, and females are identifiable by the orange or with one claw intact w ill be able to reported, and often in good numbers. As our waters will get a chance to clean up. brown egg mass, also known as a obtain more food in a shorter amount of pompano are crustacean eaters with a rel­ Many of the areas I fish the water is actu­ “ sponge,” which is visible on the under­ time and therefore regrow its claw atively small mouth, it’s imperative to fish ally pretty clear; it’s just very dark from side of the crab when it is picked up or faster. There is a recreational daily bag small bait and hooks for success. W hile the tannin stained rain run-off. That’s the turned over. limit of one gallon of claws per person shrimp is great bait, it’s often difficult to only thing missing as we begin to cool Recreational harvesters can use up to or two gallons per vessel, whichever is keep one on the hook long enough before down, our pristine waters. five stone crab traps per person. Stone less. little bait stealers take it. Often a better If you have a crabs may not be harvested with any The season w ill remain open through option is casting a small pompano jig, or fishing report or device that can puncture, crush or injure May 15. 2014, closing May 16. recently, the S illy W illy jig has been gain­ for charter infor­ the crab body. Examples of devices that Stone crab regulations are the same ing a lot of popularity. This w ill allow you mation, please can cause this kind of damage include in state and federal waters. to cover a large area of water and not have contact us at spears and hooks. Recreational and For more information and to view a to deal with the bait stealers. A slow, ver­ 239-283-7960; commercial traps may be baited and video on how to properly remove the tical jigging retrieve, allowing the bait to Website: placed in the water 10 days prior to the claw in order to increase the likelihood rise off the bottom then fall back (picture www.fishpineis- opening of the season but may not be of survival of the crab once released how a shrimp might move across the bot­ land.com . or pulled from the water for harvest pur­ visit MyFWC.com/pishing (click on tom) can be deadly once you get the Email: [email protected] poses until Oct. 15. Saltwater). rhythm right. Watch your wake for fish Have a safe week and good fishin’. (pompano) skipping from the water, many islan d SPORTS REPORTER Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM Veeck going into Hall of Fame Special to the Reporter positions with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, An inductee as an executive, Veeck is The Florida State League Hall of Fame Florida Marlins and Detroit Tigers. joined in the Hall by Ron Myers from the Committee recently announced its 2013 Currently a part owner in a number of Lakeland Flying Tigers. Players in this inductees and the Goldklang Group’s minor league baseball teams, Veeck year’s class include A1 Nipper, Ramon Mike Veeck is one of nine new members. resides in Mount Pleasant, S.C., with his Martinez, Jim m y Rollins and David wife and two children. Veeck w ill be inducted on Nov. 12 at See V E E C K , page 34 the Plaza Resort and Spa in Daytona Beach. Veeck joined the Goldklang Group in November of 1989 and immediately energized the Florida State League, Creating numerous promotions meant to entertain fans and enhance the ballpark experience, Veeck joined the Fort Myers Miracle as the team’s president in 1990. Then located in Pompano Beach, Veeck was intimately’ involved in the transition to Fort Myers prior to the 1992 season. W ith a vision for fun at Hammond Stadium and a mission to take care of every fan, Veeck’s legacy remains a strong part of the Miracle operating phi­ losophy. In 2005, Veeck was recognized as one of the 25 most influential people in baseball over the last quarter century. He Mike Veeck has advised several companies and has been profiled in stories on 60 Minutes and behind the infamous Disco Demolition in magazines. Night while working for his father. Bill A third generation baseball executive Veeck, and the Chicago White Sox in and team owner, Veeck was the innovator 1979. Veeck also worked in marketing" £>

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Co-ed softball league forming Register to join your friends tered no later than Oct. 16. T~ and neighbors in the Sanibel Shirts and team trophies w ill fall adult co-ed softball be awarded to top teams. The league. Games will be fee is only $495 per team. played at the Sanibel Ball For more information Field s on Wednesday contact K ayla Schuneman at nights. The league starts the Sanibel Recreation Oct. 23. Center (239) 472-0345 or Teams need to be regis- visit www.mysanibel.com Experience the There is a hint of fall in the Shell Point lifestyle air and we're celebrating! Join Attend an informative presentation us on October 24. from 11am-3pm, Take a bus tour of the for a fun and informative day! community View beautifully decorated model residences The Event is FREE! For questions call Enjoy live music and light 1-800-780-1131 or (239) 466-1131. refreshments For more information visit www.sheUpoint.org/openhouse Registerto win fun prizes

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B ailey’s C enter 2477 P eriw inkle W ay Public invited to enjoy Beachview Sips Tennis Tournament action capitivasanibel.com ’ 2013 16, October Wednesday, of M Week 39 Page By MCKENZIE CASSIDY [email protected] To go; The Second Annual Beachview Champagne Sips Tennis Tournament, spon­ sored by Lily & Co. Jewelers, will benefit SÌPS Ten^ CToifrna^ hearyPa9ne F.I.S.H. of Sanibel, Inc. From Oct. 19-20 the tournament will When: Oct. 1 9.20 host players of all ability levels in mixed Where: linn a doubles action and the proceeds will benefit San/be/ Island View Dr've, the local human services organization that helps people on the island with services Details: Call 472-9099 ranging from a food pantry to transportation for medical appointments. The tournament is $50 per person and players will compete for prize money and PHOTO PROVIDED gift certificates to Lily & Co. or Beachview 2012 Champagne Sips participants from left to right, Jerry and Sharon bination; and other items valued at $1,500. Nelson, Ed and Laura Bolter, Gene Carse, Lorraine Mazzuco. Tennis Club. And, of course, the tournament Besides the raffle, there will also be a is free for the public. Toni Halski, Beachview tennis pro and There will be a cocktail reception after silent auction with vacation packages, jewel­ Dan Schuyler, co-owner of Lily & Co., organizer, also stressed that anyone can the tournament on Oct. 19 at 6 p.m., in ry, rounds of golf, and dinners at island said he wants the community to know that attend the tournament. which prizes will be raffled for F.I.S.H. and restaurants, and the club is serving pork ten­ they can watch the action on both Saturday “The non-tennis playing community is the public is also invited. Raffle tickets are derloin, chicken wings, champagne, beer and Sunday. invited and encouraged to come watch the available until the drawing at the court-side and wine, an assortment of salads, and “It's free to attend, and come out and tennis and enjoy the party, and participate in cocktail party. For the raffle, Lily & Co. has deserts. watch some incredible tennis, and join in the the fundraising activities,” said Toni Halski, contributed a 14-karat yellow and diamond To enter the tournament or for more fun while supporting and raising money for Beachview tennis pro and organizer. “All tennis racket pendant, valued at $650; a ster­ information, contact the Beachview Tennis F.I.S.H.,” said Schuyler. monies raised from the party go to F.I.S.H.” ling silver sand dollar pendant and ear com­ Club at 472-9099. Portion of Halloween costume sales to benefit children’s hospital Special to the Islander nating their funds to Golisano Children’s Hospital pate in the treatment of young patients. The goal is to The Lee Memorial Health System Foundation include Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, Port minimize the stress of a hospital experience through announced it has begun its annual partnership with Charlotte, Sarasota, Venice and Bradenton. the following services: pre-admission and pre-surgical Spirit of Halloween stores in Southwest Florida. Until A key component of pediatric care at Golisano tours, age-appropriate activities in the playroom, teen

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Cone of uncertainty IV Grows more certain . Five o’clock. We Proudly Serve In the left bottom corner Final burst of Category Three. O f the Mad TV rerun On the screen. Wilma locomotors and thunders. Body parts of buildings and trees Outside the eye Collide and explode Wilma’s advance gusts With maddening nearness Rattle the pool and motel signs. While our own bodies hold on to Sleep is difficult — each other. Waiting — slow madness. V m Five thirty. Four o’clock. Category two. Category four. Wilma weakens to tropical, The wake and wait is on, Then gale force Wilma howls horribly, And finally — random gusts. Hurling horizontal rain, Shingles and debris Flashlights lighting our way, Through the helpless air. We emerge from the musty cocoon The mad sea of pool rages Of motel room, descend to the Then disappears into darkness lobby As the power failure begins. Where the other untouched and In the unconditioned darkness grateful The battery-powered radio and Riders of the storm will help us flashlight wait Connect us to the world and each For the return of light and power. other But not to the evacuated home -Signed copies of Sanibel Joe’s Where the backups beep to no one. Songbook are available at McIntosh Books and Island BookNook.

Program From page 10 ment through a experiential and personal ance they emitted might only be replicated waterborne field trip. by many of us if we were able to step on the On Saturday, Sept. 30 children enrolled moon. in an after school program of the Children’s "It opened their eyes to the beauty all Advocacy Center (CAC) of Southwest around us and .taught them something about Florida were treated to a “No Child Left on the world - they will never forget this day." Shore” field trip to Cayo Costa State Park. said Phyllis Jacoby, director of CAC. The Children’s Advocacy Center’s mission These are the types of experiences and is to improve the lives of children and their lasting impressions that SCCF and Captiva families through a coordinated response to Cruises intends to provide additional youth child abuse and neglect. For most of these organizations of Southwest Florida through children, this was their first experience on a the “No Child Left on Shore” initiative. boat and being able to splash around in the Additional' information about the "No water, collect shells, make sand castles, and Child Left on Shore" Environmental observe live crabs and snails within the shal­ Education Outreach Project, or how to spon­ low estuarftie waters. sor a field trip for a local youth group, may Splashing around in the waves of the be obtained by calling SCCF’s Education ‘ Gulf of Mexico was an experience so foreign Director Kristie Anders at 472-2329. for these children that their joy and exuber-

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,-T I a ✓ i 'U p r . r e E C U j r J Hi- r 1. P -? i: r TT There’s lots to see and do at the Sanibel and Captiva Conservation Foundation V Ml While the total area under look at the Butterfly House, C5 any programs or displays that are presently Cu the management of the explaining in detail the life open to the public. The lab focuses its atten­ Sanibel and Captiva cycle of Florida’s numerous tion on maintaining water quality in the back f) Conservation Foundation butterfly species. In the Know bays and estuaries surrounding both islands, (SCCF) exceeds 2,000 Because their holdings o with a special emphasis on the often harmful acres, most of that land is are spread out across any The Sanibel & Captiva freshwater releases coming out of Lake held as true wildlife preserve number of tracts and loca­ Conservation Foundation Okeechobee via the Caloosahatchee River. and is not accessible to the tions, there are several more Six RECON sensors are located across 90 m v public. The majority of the areas worth ^investigating, 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, miles of waterway to give the lab real-time -O O hiking trails, along with a some on foot and some via Sanibel, FL 33957 analysis of salinity, temperature and the u small interpretive center, a canoe or kayak. Several Phone: 472-2329 presence of algae and pollutants. o touch tank and gift shop are smaller trails are located Fax: 472-6421 Another important aspect of SCCFs envi­ located at their headquarters along Periwinkle Way, such Website: www.sccf.org ronmental mission is their sea turtle moni­ cs E-mail: [email protected] 'O along the Sanibel-Captiva Charlie Sobczak as the Periwinkle Blue Skies toring program. Hundreds of loggerhead, CO Road. The area directly Preserve Trail, whose trail 2,000 acres green. Kemp Ridley and even an occasional V Admission fee charged. s behind the main building is Living head begins just across and leatherback turtle nest are carefully marked T30> called the center tract, but it slightly west of the Sanibel and monitored by more than 100 volunteers abuts directly to adjacent Sanibel Community Church, located from the surrounding community. During conservation parcels, making at 1740 Periwinkle Way. the summer months, the tiny snowy plover o bay side of Captiva making it easy to get on -a its 250 acres closer to 1,000 Another interesting short nests are added to this agenda, keeping the a> the water and take in Roosevelt Channel and jw acres overall. trail is located across from the Sanibel tiny chicks safe from unleashed pets and The major hiking trails, which total four- School. It is called the Pick Preserve and the waters surrounding these two mangrove careless beachcombers. With its hiking plus miles, are mowed footpaths that lead takes you back through a series of ancient islands. trails, interpretive center and its various pro­ through corridors of marshes, wetlands and beach ridges. On all of the trails, because of Beyond the hiking and kayaking, SCCF grams, a stop at SCCF while visiting Sanibel buttonwood forests. They culminate in a the freshwater sloughs and ponds found on has several educational programs and guid­ and Captiva will definitely add immeasur­ three-stoiy wooden observation tower over­ Sanibel, look for otters, bobcats, marsh rab­ ed activities that are generally held during ably to your barrier island experience. looking a section of the Sanibel River. The bits and a wide array of birds including the busier winter season. The various topics o covered have to do with the biology and 'sJ view from the top of the tower is extraordi­ Cooper’s hawks, common moorhens, -This article is an nary. in large part because this preserve land killdeer, red-bellied woodpeckers and an behavior of sea turtles, bobcats and alliga­ excerpt from Living 13 tors. Additional lectures are given on the his­ £ exists on what is traditionally some of the assortment of sparrows and warblers during Sanibel-A Nature ‘2 most valuable and over-developed real the migratory seasons. Another popular tory of the region, from the days of the C3 Guide to Sanibel & (/) estate in Florida - barrier islands with beau­ Calusa through the incorporation of the City ca SCCF hiking trail is located in the Sanibel Captiva Islands by tiful beaches. For more than four decades it Gardens Preserve, located directly north of of Sanibel and its ongoing fight against over­ Charles Sobczak. *-£3 development. Other activities include guid­ A has been the primary mission of SCCF to the Bailey Tract of J.N. “Ding” Darling The book is avail­ c« acquire, restore and protect the lands in and National Wildlife Refuge. ed tours of the Caloosahatchee River, w able at all the 1 around Sanibel and Captiva Islands and pre­ On Captiva, the single largest holding of Dolphin and Wildlife cruises and a boat trip Island bookstores, serve these natural barrier island habitats for SCCF consists of the entirety of the 47.5- to see the historic fish houses located in Pine Baileys, Jerry’s generations to come. There is also a acre Patterson Island and the vast majority of Island Sound. and your favorite Butterfly House and a Native Plant Nursery the 300-acre Buck Key. While there are no Although SCCF has a Marine Lab locat­ online sites. located on the grounds both of which are hiking trails on either of these islands, they ed on Tarpon Bay next to the Tarpon Bay Explorers concession at J.N. “Ding” Darling QJ well worth exploring. Once a week a staff can be explored via canoe or kayak. There "O member takes visitors through a close up are several rental companies located on the National Wildlife Refuge, it does not have c cs

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Co by 19-20,sponsored The 24th Annual "Ding" Darling Days birding and eco- eco- and birding Days Darling "Ding" Annual 24th The SundialBeach Resort Spa and The new lineup for Shell Point's 11 th annual Fine & & Fine annual 11 th Point's Shell for lineup new The Shell Point Retirement Community Sundial Beach Resort is celebrating its Fall Festival of dining of Festival Fall its celebrating is Resort Beach Sundial in 9 Grille its menu Cloud hour a happy II added recently Cielo HCielo Shell Point Retirement Community has announced its 2013- 2013- its announced has Community Retirement Point Shell II Cielo Sanibel is at 1244 Periwinkle Way. 1244Periwinkle is at Sanibel II Cielo ■ Ars Nova String Trio - Thursday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. 7 at 21Nov. Thursday, - Trio String Nova Ars ■ of John Music to the Tribute A Home: Me ‘Take Curry Jim ■ p.m. 7:30 at Feb. 4 Tuesday, - Orchestra Miller Glenn ■ p.m. 7:30 at 4 Jan. Saturday, - Band Jazz Hall Preservation ■ 19 7:30.p.m. at Dec. 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Breeze Sea the from dinner and lunch vides mation, visit www.sanibeIseafoodgrille.com. mation, mandolin monica, mandolin & guitar with style singing Saturdays. lunch and dinner, with selections from the Waterview menu and the menu Waterview from selections and dinner, with lunch on 1-4p.m. from Morgan Danny troubadour island by music Sanibel Community House Family Fall Carnival Fall Family House Community Sanibel The Sanibel Community House is hosting its Family Fall Fall Family its hosting is House Community Sanibel The Traditions On the Beach features live music and entertainment live entertainment features and the music Beach On Traditions Jacaranda Patio Lounge The Jacaranda Patio Lounge is at 1223 Periwinkle Way. For For Way. Periwinkle 1223 at is Lounge Patio Jacaranda The The Sundial Beach Resort and Spa is at 1451 Middle Gulf Gulf Middle 1451 at is Spa and Resort Beach Sundial The Traditions onthe Beach infor­ Way.more For Periwinkle is at 2499 & Wendy's George All entertainment 9-12 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Karaoke Karaoke noted. otherwise unless p.m., 9-12 entertainment All George& Wendy’s Seafood Grille Playing Nightly: Playing ■ Saturday: Guests are entertained to smooth music and and danc- music to smooth are entertained Guests Saturday: ■ ■ Friday: Traditions Friday Night Dance Party with Joe Joe with Party Dance Night Friday Traditions Friday: ■ for McCormick Joe Pianoman own Sanibel’s Thursday: ■ a features Kid" Jersey "The aka Amone Mike Wednesday: ■ ■ Tuesday: David Christian (funk, pop. and top 40) at 7 p.m. 7 at 40) top and pop. (funk, Christian David Tuesday: ■ 11:30 and p.m. 7:30 at dance) and (jazz Renata Monday: ■ audy 02 ayWne aePte vocals, har ­ - Potter Dave & 10/26 Winner - Mary Saturday ■ band rock - Deal Slow -10/25 Friday ■ - Mayfield Americana Kim & Schneider Roy 10/18- Friday ■ (clas­ Mob Chicago The p.m.: 8:30 at Saturday and Friday ■ at 7 (reggae and dance) Co. "Dave" & p.m. Jamaica Sunday: ■ dance) and reggae, (contemporary, Malibu Eric Thursday: ■ reggae) and 40 top (contemporary, Earl Trevor Wednesday: ■ ■ The resort presents a poolside All-You-Can-Eat BBQ Buffet BBQ a presents All-You-Can-Eat resort poolside The ■ 5-7 and at Tuttles p.m. 3-5 from is daily tv/ice Hour Happy ■ pro­ dining, Turtles poolside Bar. For Pool & Beach Turtles ■ ■ Sea Breeze Cafe at Sundial Beach Resort serves breakfast, breakfast, serves Resort Beach Sundial at Cafe Breeze Sea ■ 11 11 Captiva Saniéei p.m. p.m. Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM to news your Report 3 1 - 1 1 October ae 45Page

SaniBeC 2013 16, October M Wednesday, ofWeek GUINDAR Captiva Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM ing with Joe McCormick & the fabulous Marvilla Marzan. will be on Wednesdays from Oct. 23 to Nov. 20. Two identical 6862 and at BIG ARTS, 900 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, FL 33957. ■ Sunday: OPEN sessions will be held each week at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sessions ■ Special Events ■ Monday: OPEN will explore the historical conflict between religion and science, Returning to Sanibel as the featured performer for this special ■ Tuesday: OPEN and show evidence that in many ways this conflict has been BIG ARTS fundraising event, please save the date for John The award winning restaurant is located inside the historical inflated with groundless accusations. Additionally, a model for Pizzarelli Quartet in concert on Jan. 24. The jazz performance Island Inn on West Gulf Drive. building needed bridges between science and religion will be will be followed by a fine wine and dessert reception. You also explored; the meaning of sacredness will be defined as it applies won't want to miss the splendor of two of Steinway's finest ANNOUNCEMENTS to nature; and students will examine the human role in nature artists as the Lomazov/Rackers Piano Duo takes their place at Shell Point Retirement Community which brings together the discoveries of science and religion. two Steinway grand pianos on stage in Schein Performance ■ The Academy of Lifelong Learning at Shell Point wel­ The course is free and open to the public, and will include an Hall. The special event concert will be followed by a cham­ comes to its Fall Academy award-winning maritime author, lec­ opportunity for students to evaluate the course and its materials. pagne reception and tickets are on sale now. turer, and TV commentator Robert Macomber for a Writer’s To preregister for the course, call the church office at 472-0497. ■ Theater Workshop on Thursday, Nov. 7. The four-session workshop The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ is at The Herb Strauss Theater season includes the internationally includes Planning Your Project; Getting Organized; The Art of 2050 Periwinkle Way in Sanibel. For more information, visit acclaimed Hamlet {solo} starring Raoul Bhaneja: an original Writing; and Connecting to Your Readers. The workshop is sanibclucc.org or call 472-0497 fun-filled musical, Holiday Spectacular, written and directed by scheduled from 9:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. in the Social Center on Bobby Logue and John Ramsey; Stephen Sondheim and James captivasanibel.com ______the Island at Shell Point. The one-hour lunch break will be on Sanibel Community Church Lapine's Tony-award winning musical, Into the Woods, the your own; and Shell Point’s Crystal Dining Room and Island ■ Healing Oils of the Bible Class thought-provoking drama Defamation, in which the audience Café are open to the public. The workshop is $35. Reservations The Healing Oils of the Bible Class on Nov. 4 at 6:30 p.m. is is the jury; the light-hearted musical, Romance/Romance, with are required, and space is limited. To register, please call 489- in the Historic Chapel. Ancient civilizations understood the book and lyrics by Barry Harman and music by Keith 8472. healing properties and benefits of essential oils and regarded Herrmann; and closing out the season with the hysterical mad­ them as highly prized possessions. Science has since confirmed cap musical, The Big Bang, with music by Jed Feuer and book The Botanical Gardens at Sanibel Moorings Resort these ancient treasures to be valid and useful for modem day and lyrics by Boyd Graham. New this year, tickets to all Herb The gardens are overflowing with six acres of mature and living. Come and learn as Karina Sammons opens the scrip­ Strauss Theater performances are only $5 each for students unusual tropical flora and launa Join our head gardener, Anita tures to show us where these amazing treasures were used in with valid student ID and for children 17 and under. Force Marshall,-for a two hour walking tour that is open to the biblical times in worship, healing and skin care and how they've ■ Family Programming public. A must see for plant lovers and garden clubs. The tour recently been rediscovered, investigated, and proven effec­ In addition to the summer arts camp, BIG ARTS offers sever­ is every Wednesday at 9 a.m. RSVP required. $5 fee per per­ tive. You'll have opportunities to experience a variety of essen­ al events specifically selected to appeal to the entire family. This son. Call for reservations or information at 472-4119 or visit tial oils. This is a free event, open to the public. Please RSVP to season features a fantastical dance and musical performance by sanibelmoori ngs.com. http://thehealingoilsofthebibleclass.splashthat.com to reserve ArcheDream for HUMANKIND; National Geographic LIVE! your seat. Childcare is provided for infants-5. speaker, Greg Marshall, inventor of the Crittercam; the 2nd Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ The Sanibel Community Church is located at 1740 Periwinkle Annual Photography Scavenger Hunt; and the free BIG ARTS The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ Way (next to Jerry’s Market). . Family Day in May. New this year, tickets to most family pro­ announced three new events, including a Sunday Seminar grams are only $5 each for students with valid student ID and Series, Tuesday Morning Bible Study, and Theological Studies. Sanibel Recreation Center for children 17 and under. ■ On Tuesdays, beginning on Oct. 15, the church will host Free American Red Cross Fall 2013 Youth Group Swim ■ Classical "The Gospel of Mark" Morning Bible Study at 10 a.m. in Lessons at the Sanibel Recreation Center The Classical Afternoon series opens with a concert by the Fellowship Hall. The class will focus on the Gospel of Mark. Fall Session: winner of the 2013 Cleveland International Piano Competition, This oldest of the gospels features a brisk style and served as the ■ Saturdays; Oct. 19, and 26; Nov. 2,9,16, 23 and 30. Stanislav Khistenko, in December, and continues with a per­ basis for both Luke and Matthew. Participants need not have Improve your child's comfort level and abilities in the water! formance by violinist Miroslav Hristov and pianist, Vladimir had any prior experience in Biblical study and are encouraged Group lessons are offered for youth starting at six months. Fipe Valjarevic, featuring works by Liszt, Bartók and Kodaly in to bring their own Bible. American Red Cross Swim Ixssons are made possible by a January, before ending with chamber musician, cellist Dmitry ■ On Wednesdays, from Oct. 23 to Nov. 20, the church will grant from the Charitable Foundation of the Islands and the Kouzov accompanied by pianist Peter Laul. Evening classical host "Sacred Place, Sacred Role" Theological Studies at 10 a.m. Golisano Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida Although music concerts include internationally prize-winning ensem­ and 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. The two sessions are identical. there is no fee to participate there are limited spaces in each bles, Calidore Quartet and The Faure Quartett. Tickets to clas­ The church was invited to be a test site for a new curriculum class so please register in advance. Each participant can only sical concerts are free for children 17 and under as well as for called Sacred Place, Sacred Role. The curriculum focuses on register for one class for the full nine week session. Registration students with a valid student ID but must be reserved in the relationship between human beings and the environ­ is on a first come, first serve basis. The class schedule is as fol­ advance. ment Participants will have an opportunity to provide an eval­ lows: ■ Jazz/Pop/Contemporary uation at the end of the course, which will be used by the devel­ ■ Baby Bubblers offered at 10:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. This season's roster of jazz, pop and contemporary musicians opers to make any final adjustments. Preregistration will be ■ Little Skippers offered at 11 am . or 1:30 p.m. includes popular American folksinger and 2009 Grammy necessary for this course as study books will be procured for ■ Level One offered at 11:30 am . or 2 p.m. Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Tom Paxon; the Rossano each participant. Preregistration forms will be available in the ■ Level Two offered at 12 p.m. or 2:30 p.m. Sportiello/Nicki Parrott/Eddie Metz Trio featuring Harry Allen Sunday bulletin and online beginning in late September. Please call the Recreation Center at 472-0345 for requirements offers a journey through “The Great American Songbooic;” The ■ The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ will be and class options. Piano Men Starring Jim Witter performs a musical journey celebrating the return of seasonal residents on Sunday, Oct. 27 For more information call the Sanibel Recreation Center at through the 70's, featuring the song of Billy Joel and Elton John; with a special Welcome Back Sunday service and brunch. The 472-0345 or visit our web site at www.mysanibel.com. The while Country Royalty rounds out the season with Jason Petty service at 10 a.m. will feature special music by oboist Ruth Sanibel Recreation Center is located at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva & Carolyn Martin's Musical Tribute to Hank Williams and Christman. Ms. Christman has a Master’s degree in oboe per­ Road. Patsy Cline. BIG ARTS recently booked Tony-nominated formance from Northwestern University and is active as both a Susan Eagan, who will be performing her “Belle of Broadway” teacher and performer throughout South Florida, appearing Lee County Library System - Captiva Memorial Library concert in February. Tickets to all jazz, pop and contemporary with the Florida Philharmonic, the Charlotte Symphony, the ■ Read Around Florida is a fun, adult reading program where performances are only $5 each for students with valid student new World Symphony, the Palm Beach Opera and the adults read books of their choice by Florida authors or with a ID and for children 17 and under. Southwest Florida Symphony. The sermon, by the church’s Florida theme and submit a brief review of each book. Each ■ Dance Senior Pastor, the Rev. Dr. John H. Danner, will focus on the review that is submitted is an entry into a drawing for an iPad2! The universal language of dance will be showcased this season importance of humility in the lives of people in the 21 st centu­ Read Around Florida will culminate with the iPad 2 drawing in through the artistry of Dance Alive National Ballet and Las ry. Sunday School and child care will be available. A Pancake December. Reviews may be submitted online at Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater. The award-winning Brunch will follow the service, hosted by the church's Activities leelibrary.net/viva500 or at any library location on a review troupes will awe audiences of all ages with stunning perform­ Committee in Fellowship Hall. Pancake chef George Sousa entry form. Multiple entries will be allowed, however they must ances. Tickets to all dance performances are only $5 each for will serve up flapjacks for one and all, along with sausage and be a review of different books. The deadline to submit a review students with valid student ID and for children 17 and under. other delicacies. The public is invited and there is no charge. is Dec. 16. Read Around Florida is part of Lee County’s Viva ■ Visual Arts The church is located at 2050 periwinkle Way, Sanibel. Florida 500 celebration. All visual arts exhibits are free and open to the public, includ­ ing the ISEA Annual International Juried Exhibition &

■ The Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ has _ been chosen as a test site for a new adult curriculum that BIG ARTS Symposium, Sanibel Captiva Art League, Big & Small - Buy Islander Sanibel-Captiva explores the major ways we imagine our place in nature. This Enrollment is open for the 2013-2014 season of workshops. It Off the Wall, Based on Books, Gordon Coughlin study, called "Sacred Place, Sacred Role," addresses the notion The new season will feature a variety of new classes, such as Retrospective, Latin Beat, Trick of the Light: Black and White of stewardship and presents new images concerning the human stained glass, Zentangle (drawing), art appreciation, opera Photo Show, It’s Illuminating, Eliza Brewster: Quilts and Prints, role in nature. The course materials have been prepared by the appreciation, oil painting, acrylic painting, book crafting and a Beyond the Refrigerator Door (children's exhibit) and Open Kirbas Institute and feature presentations by Paul J. Kirbas, mystery/thriller writing critique group. Doors (children's exhibit). In addition to the artwork on display, philosopher Nancey Murphy, NASA astronaut Jennifer Tickets are now on sale for die 2013-2014 season. Series sam­ tickets are available for ART Poems and ARTSalons, which this Wiseman, Oxford theologian Robin Gibbons, Cambridge sci­ pler subscriptions, special discount packages and individual season includes speakers Andrew Kurtz, Lydia Black, David entist Dennis Alexander and others. The course will be led by tickets for the 2013-2014 season are on sale now! Tickets may Acevedo and Martha Graham. the church’s Senior Pastor, the Rev. John H. Danner, PhD, and be purchased online at bigarts.org, by calling the Marks Box Office at 395-0900 or the Herb Strauss Theater Box Office 472- See CALENDAR, page 46 Sanibel-Captiva Islander____captivasanibel.com___Week of Wednesday, October 16,2013 MPage 46 Tarek Masoud (topic: Egypt/Syria), David M. Walker (topic: Walker M. 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By MCKENZIE CASSIDY Captiva Community Panel. The postcard of those will be held in tandem with this said the third draft represented a fair amount [email protected] will also tell residents how to request a print­ meeting,” said Max Forgey, planner for the of change based on discussions among the The Captiva Community Panel is ready ed survey if they prefer a hardcopy. Captiva Community Panel. “We aren't limit­ panel and public. He presented the survey as to move forward with a survey to receive Final changes made to the Captiva Plan ed to the topics in the survey, we can go it would appear online and panelists asked input on future land and zoning topics. will be forwarded to the Lee County Board beyond that, but we would like to cover for slight adjustments to language or identi­ During its Oct. 8 meeting, the panel of County Commissioners this Spring for those topics as much as we can.” fied typing errors. reached consensus on the draft survey, possible inclusion in the county's compre­ Kathie Ebaugh, principal planner for the Lee County staff has also volunteered to which asks property owners'their opinion on hensive plan. Lee County Planning Division, said commu­ provide Captiva Island with facilitators to landscaping, historic preservation, lighting, Panelists and planning staff stressed that nity planning surveys are intentionally kept further question the community based on the The Village, pedestrian and bicycle safety, the survey wasn't a definitive vote, instead it open, broad-based, and engaging to involve results of the survey, said Forgey. parking, and other island issues. was an opportunity to hear from the public the public. The last update to the Captiva Plan was Within the next two weeks the panel will before the topics are discussed in-depth in a “It's an inquiry for the community to see 10 years ago and new questions were begin mailing postcards throughout Captiva series of four workshops. where we should start from, and it's not a designed to hear about topics that have sur­ Island asking residents to complete the “That (the survey) is going to provide the vote,” said Ebaugh. “This is just about get­ faced in the last decade. online survey by Nov. 15, so the results can talking points for the four workshops we ting ideas on the table.” For more information, visit captivacom- be discussed at the Dec. 10 meeting of the will have between January and March, three Ken Gooderham, panel administrator, munitypanel.com. Suggested titles to read on your e-reader Reminder: the Captiva Memorial Library closes on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 5 p.m. for building renovations. The library reopening is scheduled for January of 2014. Details of this donor funded community project are at: ccacaptiva.org. During renovation of the Captiva Memorial Library the outside book return will remain open for return of Lee County Library System materi­ als. Lee County materials may heading Makes be returned to any Lee County Library System location. While Imaginations the Captiva branch is closed be Grow! sure to request to change the pick-up location for any holds you currently have active. Enjoy the many branches of the Lee County Library System and the wide array of online books, Captiva Library to close for audios, music, magazines and popular databases on the Lee Ann Bradley County Library System website. Visit the Lee County Library renovations until January At the System website at leelibrary.net or call 479-4636. The local library, first opened by the civic associa­ By MCKENZIE CASSIDY Remember too, the City of [email protected] tion in 1936, moved to the Community Center in Library Sanibel Public Library is always The Captiva Memorial Library is closing on Oct. 1961. The civic association later partnered with the happy to serve newcomers and 19 for renovations and is expected to reopen by Lee County Library System in 1964 and expanded the regulars alike. For information January 2014. Community Center to accommodate the library in on their hours, services and requirements to be eligible for a Last year, the Captiva Civic Association announced 1968. Sanibel Public Library card call them at 472-2483 or visit an $800,000 major expansion and renovation of the Improvements are also being made the cottage the Sanibel Library website at www.sanlib.org. Captiva Community Center and Captiva Memorial behind the library that houses one of the island's two Here are some suggested titles to read on your personal e- Library, adding 1,200 square feet to the existing resident deputies. reader: building at 11550 Chapin Lane. During renovation the outside book return will The renovation project will increase the size of the remain open. Materials may also be returned to any The Day My Brain Exploded

meeting hall by 50 percent, expand, and renovate the Lee County Library System location. While the ___ library, enlarge kitchen and bathroom facilities, Captiva branch is closed, visit other branches in the by Ashok Rajamani “After a full-throttle brain bleed at the age of twenty-five,

include the installation of a covered veranda, and other library system. More information can be found at the Islander Sanibel-Captiva improvements to the building. Lee County Library System website at leelibrary.net or Ashok Rajamani, a first-generation Indian American, had to Once the library opens, it will offer a larger reading call 479-4636. relearn everything: how to eat, how to walk and to speak, area, more efficient work room area, and will be linked The City of Sanibel Public Library also serves new­ even things as basic as his sexual orientation. With humor to a new Captiva History Museum overseen by the comers and regulars alike. For information on their and insight, he describes the events of that day (his brain Captiva Historical Society. hours, services, and requirements to be eligible for a exploded just before his brother's wedding!), as well as the “When we are all done they will have a very nice, Sanibel Public Library card, call 472-2483 or visit the long, difficult recovery period. In the process, he introduces museum-quality exhibit of Captiva history,” said Paul Sanibel Library website at sanlib.org. readers to his family - his principal support group, as well as Garvey, executive director of the Captiva Civic For more information on the project or the Captiva a constant source of frustration and amazement. Irreverent, Association. Civic Association, visit ccacaptiva.org. See TITLES, page 48 Sanibel-Captiva Islander____captivasanibel.com__Week of Wednesday, October 16, 2013 B Page 48 eerh n i tte “od e interac­ web “Food titled is and research be will season 2013-2014 the of meeting vice president; Karen Turner, secretary; secretary; Willis, Turner, Dick Karen president; president; vice Matthys, Joyce eters. Her presentation will focus on her her on focus will param­ presentation ocean Her and eters. whales fish, killer krill, to on based penguins, season study South winter ecological our to an do of during travels of Heather Antarctic the niversity U College Petersburg. St. the Florida, Science, at arine scholar M postdoctoral the of recipient recent a PhD, Broadbent, attend. to aged Bailey-Matthews the of downstairs Room the in 20 Education Oct. Sunday, on held and Linda Edinburg, treasurer. The Board The treasurer. Edinburg, Linda and and Sea.” Ross predators Antarctica's marine in prey top their between tions breezenewspapers.com sancapnews@ ByJOYCE MATTHYS Bridell Memorial Fellowship. She is a a is She Fellowship. A1 and Memorial Club/Mary Bridell Shell Sanibel-Captiva encour­ and welcome at is begin will Everyone p.m. meeting 2 The Museum. Shell Sanibel-CaptivaShellClub season AntarcticResearchProgram opens The guest speaker is Heather Heather is speaker guest The first Club’s Shell Sanibel-Captiva The The officers for the new season are are season new the for officers The BEST OF THE ISLANDS SIXCONSECUTIVE ISLANDS OFBEST THE YEARS! LILY/Co. Put_your hands.trustedwatchin Don’t beDon’t upinarms. LILYJEWELERS.COM (ACROSS FROM BAILEY'S) BAILEY'S) FROM (ACROSS 520 TARPON BAY ROAD ROAD BAY TARPON 520 E ELERS JEW SANIBEL, FL 33957 33957 FL SANIBEL, 239-472-2888 upcoming 77th Annual Shell Show that that Show Shell Annual 77th upcoming are the co-chairs for the upcoming Shell Shell upcoming the for co-chairs the are on focus will that will classes Show Shell theme the of feature Divisions Artistic will be held in conjunction with the the with conjunction in held be will website can be accessed at sanibelcapti- sanibelcapti- The at Show. accessed Shell vashellclub.com. be winner's can 2013 award the website an 2013-2014 from and the listing for pictures speakers season, membership and and dates website general The club’s includes the on website. also found be newly-redesigned can Show Shell the in Division. of is Artistic Burton the charge of Mary in charge and is Division Risher Scientific Tom Matthys Joyce Show. and Joffe Anne and Sanibel on Captiva. found the be can that and shells the Scientific the Both of "Treasures is Sanibel." show year's this for theme M em bers-at-Large are Irene Longley, Longley, Irene Scatterday. Jim and are Price, Kathy bers-at-Large em M Sanibel Shell Festival on March March on Festival Shell Sanibel information about the club, the meeting meeting the club, the about information PewterHollow-Wear Repair& • Watch Repair-Certified Rolex• Restringing Repair • Jewelry • • CustomDiamond Setting • Replacement WatchBattery • ClockPocket& • WatchRepair Estate/Gold Buying• Engraving • Appraisals • Preparations are welj underway for the the for underway welj are Preparations Information about exhibiting at the the at exhibiting about Information jewelry and estate jewelry needs estate and jewelry jewelry Lily & Co. & line extensive Lily an offers i a tiv p a of services for all your watch; all for your of services from certified specialists: certified from v t 6 - 8 . The The .

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