VOL. 26, NO. 1 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA ISLANDS, FLORIDA JULY 6, 2018 JULYSUNRISE/SUNSET: 6 6:41 • 8:25 7 6:41 • 8:25 8 6:42 • 8:25 9 6:42 • 8:25 10 6:43 • 8:25 ll 6:43 • 8:25 12 6:44 • 8:24 First Captiva Loggerhead Sea Turtle Nest Hatches
The newborn hatchling making its way across th e sand staff member - and sea turtle program turtle as she was finishing the process of From left, SCCF Sea Turtle Program staff member Kristie Anders and volunteers Dr. Bob participant since 1984 - Kristie Anders laying her eggs on the beach. After the Fisher and Stefanie Plein conducting an inventory of Captiva's first loggerhead sea turtle and first-year volunteer Dr. Bob Fisher sea turtle completed the nesting process, nest of the 2018 season last week photos by Jeff Lysiak conduct the inventory of Captiva’s Nest both watched her disappear into the gulf by Jeff Lysiak Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation #1. “After seeing this nest get washed waters before they staked off the newly- (SCCF) Sea Turtle Program and over during (Tropical Storm) Alberto, we laid nest, the first of the 2018 season. ust as the sun was beginning to appear permittee-in-training, Plein had been didn’t know if it was gonna hatch.” It was a unique experience for Plein, above the horizon on June 26, Stefanie looking forward to this moment for the Earlier this season, on the morning who had pledged to adopt the first Plein arrived at the beach at South J past two months. of April 26, Plein and SCCF Sea Turtle nest she helped find in honor of her Seas Island Resort on Captiva. “It’s exciting that this nest even Program Coordinator Kelly Sloan grandmother, Joyce Wolf, who passed away A second year volunteer with the hatched,” she said as she watched SCCF discovered an adult female loggerhead sea continued on pa^e 20
a part of the Sea Turtle Conservancy’s Walter The online sea turtle tracking educational program. The tag will transmit the sea Loggerhead turtle’s location via satellite when he comes to the surface to breathe. Walter Released is the seventh adult male loggerhead by Jeff Lysiak sea turtle to be tagged by Mote Marine Laboratory as part of a study of the hree weeks after an adult male turtles’ migratory behavior after release loggerhead sea turtle was brought from rehabilitation and recovery. Tto the Clinic for the Rehabilitation To track Walter’s location, visit www. of Wildlife (CROW) for treatment after conserveturtles.org/turtletracking. being rescued offshore, where boaters A group of more than 60 onlookers reported it appeared to be struggling to welcomed CROW and Mote Marine Lab swim, the loggerhead was released back staff - carrying the sling containing the into the wild with great fanfare from a 230-pound sea turtle -* last Thursday large group of onlookers. on the beach located behind West Wind On the afternoon of June 28, the Inn on Sanibel. Among the crowd were sea turtle - nicknamed Walter, after the SCCF Sea Turtle Program participants founder of CROW, Shirley J. Walter who had helped rescue the loggerhead - was returned to the Gulf of Mexico three weeks earlier. following 2 4 days of treatment for Personnel ftom the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) and Mote Marine “I’m glad he made it,” said SC C F’s brevetoxicosis, also known as red tide Laboratory carrying an adult rriale loggerhead sea turtle onto the beach last Thursday Audrey Albrecht who, along with Sea poisoning. afternoon, where it was successfully released back into the wild photo by Jeff Lysiak Turtle Program Coordinator Kelly Sloan “Since this past October, we have said Dr. Robin Bast, CROW veterinary In addition, the loggerhead was and participants Jack Brzoza, Andrew admitted 274 patients for suspected intern. “Typically, brevetoxicosis cases tagged with a passive integrated Glinsky and Katie Goulder, helped brevetoxicosis; 229 of those have been make up approximately 10 percent of transponder (PIT) tag and fitted with a rescue Walter in early June. Also admitted since January 1 of this year,” our caseload annually.” satellite tag. Walter was selected to be continued on page 4 2 I ISLAND SUN-JULY 6, 2018
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All of his of the spectators. bloodwork is now within the normal According to rehabilitation staff, limits, so we felt very confident that he while the average success rate for would be able to go out and thrive in this environment.’’^;? marine life treated for brevetoxicosis is Closeup of the adult male loggerhead with Its tracking device Tropical Fabrics S crap b o o k Papers Novelty Yarn C hildren's C rafts Q u iltin g Art Supplies N o tio n s V Shell Crafts SHOP ON SANIBEL Beads ^ . 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That afternoon, Toa, a Polynesian term which loosely S they earned their CPR and first aid Just In! translated means “Warrior Women.” certifications with the help of Sanibel Held from June 18 to 22, the Wahine Fire & Rescue District personnel. The Toa Camp - open to young women following day, they paddled from the We invite you to see our newest bounty of ages 13 to 18 - offered instruction on causeway to Fisherman’s Key. “The girls how to handle a paddleboard, shared saw a manatee,” Lucas said. Later, they Certified Authentic Ancient practical skills like how to change a tire learned basic automotive repair. or jumpstart a car, and offered valuable Following a paddle and picnic on and Spanish Treasure survival skills including basic first aid and Bowman’s Beach, Wednesday’s activities Coin jewelry how to build a campfire. included preparing for their overnight Led by Adventure Education trip to Picnic Island in San Carlos Coordinator Charlotte Cadow and Bay, prepping and dehydrating for the Conservation Initiative Coordinator and excursion, and learning how to tie a Marine Science Instructor Sam Lucas, variety of knots. They also learned to the five-day camp was filled with plenty make sourdough bagels. of outdoor, on-the-water activities. On Thursday, the group received “We went paddling every day,” said instruction on how to use a compass Lucas, who noted that campers traveled along with basic navigation skills. After by kayak from a variety of island launch a picnic lunch on a sandflat, campers locations, from Causeway Island A and paddled over to Picnic Island. They set Bowman’s Beach to destinations like up their hammocks for sleeping, Picnic Island and Doc Ford’s restaurant continued on page 3 6 on Fort Myers Beach. Th e C ed a r C h est Fine Jew elry A S an IM Tradition Sinct 1973 Tahitian Gardens 1993 Periwinkle Way Sanibel Island, I'L 33957 Telephone: 239-472-2876 Toll-free: 800-749-1987 www.CedarChestSanibel.com If Two Wahine Toa Camp participanls poddieboarding 6 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 and Antony Eertmoed, and sister of OBITUARY Barbara Dunn and Raymond Mayer. Shells Found Elizabeth “Betty” was born on Long Island, New York and grew up in Pekin, Illinois. Betty graduated from Pekin Community High School where she was inducted into the National Honor Society and received the John Philip Sousa award for excellence as a flutist. She achieved a bachelor of science degree from the University of Illinois and an master of science degree from Chicago State University, both in biological science. She used these degrees teaching biology at Rich South High School in Matteson, Illinois. Betty retired to Sanibel, Florida, where she volunteered at the Sanibel- Captiva Conservation Foundation and the “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge. She also enjoyed playing her flute and piccolo in the BIG ARTS Concert Band on Sanibel Island. Her passions revolved around quilting and working in her perennial flower garden on St. Joseph Island in EUZABETH GAIL EERTMOED Ontario and her native plant yard on ith heavy hearts, the family Sanibel. announces the unexpected A memorial tribute fund is being Wpassing of Elizabeth Gail established at the Sanibel-Captiva Eertmoed. She was the cherished wife Conservation Foundation. Contributions of Gary Eertmoed, loving mother of may be sent to the Sanibel-Captiva Jeannine Marshall of Austin, Texas Conservation Foundation “In Memory and Jeffrey Eertmoed of Cape Cod, of Betty Eertmoed” (SCCF, 3333 Dylan Page with his collection photo provided Massachusetts. She was the special Sanibel-Captiva Road, Sanibel FL grandma of Alex and Gregory Marshall 33957).«^ hile staying for the month of June, Dylan Page found a variety of Sanibel’s finest. This was his 10th summer in a row visiting Sanibel. Included are one whole junonia (his second), three junonia fragments, 23 cone varieties, Wtwo mature horse conchs, two angel wings and a plethora of whelks, tulips, Our email address is [email protected] fighting conchs, olives, murexes and others. All shells were found between West Gulf Drive Beach Accesses #1 to 7. 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More than 75 percent of the environmental causes often influenced population voted in favor of establishing his work, was one of the leading local the City of Sanibel, thus being able to voices when it came to helping protect create their own laws while helping to wildlife and preserve land. Darling preserve large undeveloped areas of the sent a letter to the federal government island for future generations to enjoy. requesting that they stop the sale of “But they paid the price for it,” she 2,000 acres of land on Sanibel. Using noted. “It was a pretty brave act.” money from the sale of Federal Duck The home of Porter Goss and his Stamps, the Sanibel National Wildlife family had to be protected by law Refuge became established in 1945. It enforcement officers from opponents of was later rededicated in the name of the city’s vote to become independent. SCCF Education Director Kristie Anders using a map to describe which areas of Sanibel Darling following his death in 1962. “Muriel (Goss) and her children would Island are only about 500 years old photos by Jeff Lysiak Mosquitoes were intolerable pests in recognize the sheriff’s officers who frequently visited the house to serve by Jeff Lysiak and the founding of SCCF, leading those days. With mudflats being a key up to the incorporation and ensuing breeding ground for the insect larvae, a subpoenas,” said Anders. “They knew them by name and would invite them in ast week at the SCCF (Sanibel- history of the City of Sanibel. five-mile “dam” was built to combat the Captiva Conservation Foundation) “What’s the difference between infestation. That structure eventually for coffee.” Nature Center, a lecture on the Sanibel and other cities in Southwest became Wildlife Drive, the 4.5-mile But perhaps the greatest evidence L of why Sanibel remains a sanctuary history of the conservation movement Florida? The skyline,” said Anders. roadway through the center of the on the islands was delivered by Kristie “You won’t see many cities along the refuge. island today can be seen in the vision Anders, SCCF’s education director coast that aren’t dotted with highrises.” As air conditioning and fresh water statement that appears on the walls of and longtime local resident. During Sharing several historical aerial became readily available and affordable, Sanibel City Hall; her 45-minute presentation, Anders images taken in the mid-1940s, Anders the island’s population began to grow. “Sanibel is and shall remain a small shared some background information noted that until the 1950s, Sanibel was But plans to bring some 35,000 town community whose members on several pivotal players and the mostly a sparsely vegetated island of residential units to Sanibel didn’t sit choose to live in harmony with one important dates that helped shape the open grasslands. However, in the years well with most islanders already living another and with nature; creating a future of Sanibel. leading up to World War II, the island here. In the late 1960s, following the human settlement distinguished by its "This is my favorite story to tell,” was being sold to property investors. opening of the Sanibel Causeway, local diversity, beauty, uniqueness, character Anders told the audience. One person who came to Sanibel groups of concerned residents began to and stewardship,” the statement reads, Chronicling over a century of beginning in the 1930s was Darling, advocate for preserving environmentally in part. “The City of Sanibel cherishes preserving paradise, the presentation - whose doctors told him that in order to sensitive land. One of those groups its cultural, social ecological and A History of Island Conservation: The treat his chronic bronchitis, he should became SCCF on October 31, 1967. economic diversity, and will endeavor to City That Almost Wasn’t - celebrated visit a warmer climate during the harsh “The pressure to develop on Sanibel maintain it.” the forward thinking of many islanders winters he experienced in Iowa. He and was enormous,” said Anders, who For more information on upcoming and visitors, including Theodore his wife, Penny, who frequently stayed added that in 1974, a whopping 85 events and programs, visit www.sccf.org Roosevelt and Jay Norwood “Ding” at ‘Tween Waters Inn on Captiva, finally percent of island residents turned or call 472-2329. Darling, the establishment of the refuge built a permanent home here in 1942. out to cast their vote on the subject Read Us Online: www.IslandSunNews.com Independently CXAmed And Op>erated COPYRIGHT 2018 Island Sun LORKEN Publications, Inc. 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Churches/Temples Services every Sunday 11 a.m. the main sanctuary, 9 a.m. Traditional in ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS EPISCOPAL CHURCH ANNUNCIATION GREEK November 11, 2018 thru April 28, 2019 the main sanctuary. 11 a.m. Childcare The Rev. Dr. Ellen Sloan, Rector. Saturday ORTHODOX CHURCH 11580 Chapin Lane, Captiva 472-1646 available at all services. 1740 Periwinkle Eucharist 5 p.m. Sunday Eucharist 9:30 a.m. Reverend Father Dean Nastos, Orthos RRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Way. 472-2684 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. (until May 20). Service Sunday 9 a.m., Divine Liturgy Sunday 10:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:30 SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL Tuesday Morning Prayer 9 a.m. W^nesday Sunday 10 a.m., Fellowship Programs, a.m., Wednesday evening meeting 7:30 p.m. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Healing Eucharist 9 a.m. Prayer and Potiuck Sunday School, Bible Study. 8210 Cypress Reading room open, Monday, Wednesday The Reverend Dr. John H. Danner. Sr. first Wednesdays 6 p.m. 2304 Periwinkle Lake Drive, Fort Myers, annunciation. and Friday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. (November Pastor. The Reverend Deborah Kunkel. Way, saintmichaels-sanibel.org, 472-2173. through March), Friday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Associate Pastor. 10 a.m. Worshop Service fl.goarch.org, 481 -2099. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS BAT YAM-TEMPLE OF THE ISLANDS (summer hours). 2950 West Gulf Drive, with Sunday School and nursery care 2050 OF THE ISLANDS The Reform Congregation of Bat Yam 472-8684. Periwinkle Way 472-0497 www.sanibelucc. Meets 5 p.m. on the second Sunday of each Temple of the Islands meets for Friday SANIBEL FELLOWSHIP, sbc org. month from December through April at the night services at 7 p.m. in the Fellowship Join us for Bible study and Worship Sunday ST. ISABEL CATHOLIC CHURCH Sanibel Congregational Church. A pot luck Hall of the Sanibel Congregational United 10 a.m. at Island Cinema. Call Pastor Mark Pastor Reverend Christopher Senk. is held at a member’s home on the third Church of Christ, 2050 Periwinkle Way. Hutchinson 284-6709. Saturday Vigil Mass 5 p.m.. Sunday Sunday of each month. 2050 Periwinkle Rabbi Stephen Fuchs. President Alan SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Mass 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., Sunday May Way, [email protected], 433-4901.0 Lessack 579-0296. Dr. Daryl Donovan, Senior Pastor through October 9:30 a.m. only. Daily Mass HISTORIC CAPTIVA Sunday Worship 8, 9 and 11 a.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 CHAPEL BY THE SEA Traditional in historic Chapel, 8 a.m. a.m. Holy Days call. 3559 San-Cap Road, 10 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 The group at Panama City Beach photos provided One of th® highlights was an ‘BOs-themed worship party and worship time. More than 1,500 Teens Learn Big teens from Generation Z came together the island and surrounding communities congregation with the church campus singing and praising God. They beamed are welcome to attend. at 1740 Periwinkle Way. For inore Stuff At Camp with excitement and filled the room wnth Scinibel Community Church is information call 472-2684 or visit www. explosive energy for one common goal: an evangelical, non-denominational sanibelchurch.com.^)= anibel Community Church H 20 to be more Christ-like. The students ministries sent 19 middle school and were reminded, “We raise our hands not high school students, along with six because we are the fans, but because we leaders,S to Bigstuf camp in Panama City realize that God is the fan of us.” Beach from June 11 to 15. Celebrating SCCF Sea Turtle Nesting Statistics Guest speakers Joseph Sojourner (Sojo) 30 years of ministry, Bigstuf provides and Stuart Hall, renowned for their work he first three nests of the season hatched on Captiva last week and the first church youth groups with an experience with teens and dedicated to equipping two nests for Sanibel hatched last Friday. The three nests on Captiva produced that deepens their teens’ relationships with today’s youth for the future, captivat^ a total of 3 0 9 hatchlings - very impressive, especially considering they felt the Christ and connects them with new and T the audience by speaking biblical truths impacts of Tropical Storm Alberto. old frierxfs. and emphasizing this year’s theme, which The release of the adult male loggerhead (Walter) - that SCCF rescued and CROW Each session opened with praise is Original. The teens were stretched rehabilitated - went beautifully and pictures can be found on CROW’s Facebook and reminded “To be an original, give page. Seeing this turtle in such good health was really a joy, especially considering God your ordinary and he’ll meike it the shape he was in when he was initially rescued. To track W^ter, go to: https:// extraordinary. The students participated conserveturtles .org/trackingmap/?id= 195 in seven sessions, interspers^ with beach As of June 2 9 , 2 0 1 7 fun, volleyball, basketball, beach worship, Sanibel East: 9 4 loggerhead nests, 1 green nest, 184 loggerhead false crawls*, 0 sm ^ group time and an ‘80s-themed green false crawls worship party. Each teen was challenged Sanibel West: 2 8 4 loggerhead nests, 13 green nest, 4 1 3 loggerhead false crawls*, to “Do Big Stuff” and charged to go above 16 green false crawls and beyorvl to serve their community and Captiva: 135 loggerhead nests, 0 green nest, 138 loggerhead false crawls*, 1 green families. false crawls H 2 0 Student Ministries is a youth As of June 2 9 , 2 0 1 8 ministry program for sixth through 12th Sanibel East: 5 4 loggerhead nests, 0 green nest, 120 loggerhead false crawls*, 0 grade young men and women. The group green false crawls Show your meets on Wednesday evenings (currently Sanibel West: 2 72 loggerhead nests, 2 green nest, 5 2 9 loggerhead false crawls*, 0 on summer break) from 5 to 7 p.m. for green false crawls middle school and from 6 to 8 p.m. for Captiva: 100 loggerhead nests, 0 green nest, 132 loggerhead false crawls*, 0 green colors! high school students. The group also This bumper sticker has a green color to false crawls meets on Sunday mornings at 11 a.m. at *false crawl - a failed nesting attempt emphasize that almost 7 0% of Sanibel the youth center at Sanibel Community If you have questions, or would like to know more about nesting statistics on is in conservation land and a whimsical Church for Sunday School. All students on Sanibel, contact [email protected] or call SCCF at 472-2329.^ heart to signify our island lifestyle. The peel off back has information about New Designs Available at Sanibel that you may not know. 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While this member of the grape family often volunteers - its seeds are spread by In the fall, native muscadine produces wildlife - it is also cultivated to make grape Muscadine’s toothed leaves (across center) mingle wHh native palmetto and invasive air jelly, juice and wine. clusters of small grapes consumed by birds and other wildlife. Jelly, juice and wine are potato in the wild Historically speaking, it was the first made from the fruit, photos by Gerri Reaves National Auduixm Society Field Guide grape species to be cultivated in North heart-shaped, leaves have toothed edges to Florida Peter Alden et al., Native America. Today, many cultivars exist. fruit clusters - not bunches - of up to 30 and are deciduous, so the vine is bare part Florida Plants by Robert G. Haehle and Its natural pest resistance is an grapes in fall. Each grape is one-half to of the year but re-leafs quickly. Joan Brookwell, The Shrubs and Woody advantage for commercial growers as well an inch across and ranges in color from It wall tolerate some shade but does best Vines o f Florida by Gil Nelson, www.edis. as home gardeners, and it can often be pinldsh bronze to deep purple-black. in full sun. The skin is tough, the interior flesh FYopagate it with seeds or cuttings. ifas.ufl.edu, and www.floridata.com. grown without pesticides. Plant Smart explores the diverse flora Inconspicuous yellow-green, five-petaled translucent, juicy and seeded. Sources: A Gardener’s Guide to of South Florida.^ flowers appear in spring, followed by The alternative triangular, or Florida’s Native Plants by Rufino Osorio, wear specially-designed “Ask Me” T-shirts Shell Museum while they are on the beach to indicate that they are certified to answer questions Supports VCB At and identify shells. “The National Seashell Day event Record Attempt truly demonstrated how shelling unites our community and inspires us all to ave you heard the news? With get outside,” said Leigh Gay, museum the help of 1,093 registered outreach coordinator. “1 spoke to so mciny participants on Fort Myers Beach, Idds that day who were passionate about theH Lee County Visitor and Convention shelling. Several adults were interested Bureau broke the Guinness World Record in becoming a certified National Shell of the Largest Human Image of a Seashell. Museum Shell Ambassador, and some The record-breaking gathering took place even started memorizing shells at the on National Seashell Day, June 21. table. Many of the families that came to Shell ambassadors from the Bailey- our booth had never been to the museum Matthews National Shell Museum were before, and had no idea we offered daily on foot during the event, educating summer programming for families.” irarticipants alxrut shells and the mollusks For more information, visit www. that create them. The Shell Ambassador shellmuseum.org. program is comprised of volunteers who EXPERIENCE: HUNDREDS OF SUCCESSFUL LANDSCAPES Shell ambassadors from the Bailey-Motthews National Shell Museum interacting with visitors on Fort Myers Beach during National Seashell Day photo provided Help SCCF Bring Back the Barn Owls GARDEN CENTER, NURSERY & LANDSCAPES Poisoned rats can kill the eagles, hawks, bobcats and owls that eat them. 300 Center Road, Fort Myers FL 33907 http://www.AllNative.bizTell your pest control PHONE 239.939.9663 • FAX 239.939.8504 professional to NOT use www.NoLawn.com • www.AilNative.biz these rat poisons: OPEN DAILY: 9 to 5 Mon - Sat • 10 to 3 Sun OUR NURSERY FEATURES • brodifacoum SCCF OVER 200 SPECIES OF NATIVE • bromaiione 4 7 2 -2 3 2 9 PLANTS ON SEVERAL ACRES • difenacoum ■ Butterfly Gardens ■ • difethialone sccf.org ■ Wildlife/Bird Sanctuaries ■ Or consider not using any rat poisons at all. We also offer landscape design, consultation, installation and maintenance. Instead, seal all entry points to your home. ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 13 female biased sex ratio that appears to be Sea Trash Storm growing. For example, a study in Australia’s Strikes Shoreline Northern Great Barrier Reef revealed submitted by Sanibel-Captiva that 9 9 percent of young green turtles Conservation Foundation (SCCF) are fe m ^ and that male sea turtles at that location are disappearing. Closer to nstead of being greeted by seasheUs home, researchers from Florkla Atlantic and turtle tracks along the shores, early University have documented that 97 to morning beach walkers were struck by 100 percent of the hatchlings sampled theI sight of plastic bottles and styrofoam since 2002 have been female. With drastic chucks littering the high tide line recently. environmental changes predicted to occur It wcis an ail hands on deck inddent within this century, sea turtles are at risk as SCCF (Sanibel-Captiva Conservation of unsustainable sex ratios that could have Foundation) sea turtle and shorebird a negative impact on their populations. volunteers, staff, Adopt-A-Beach Microplastics that absorb and retain heat participants, residents and tourists alike in the sand could exacerbate this serious launched an impromptu cleanup effort. In issue. just eight miles of shoreline - from Tarpon While these small micro plastic pieces Bay Road to Blind Pass - SCCF Sea Turtle may not be as visually disturbing as larger and Shorebird program coordinators Kelly pieces of trash, these tiny bits of plastic Sloan and Audrey Albrecht, sea turtle Trash picked up on the beach in one morning photo provided pose an immediate threat to the sea technician Jack Brzoza and intern Ana turtle population. In addition to possibly use. Some were coated in thick amounts of Daili/ recently reported, “Researchers Defilipo had the bed of the beach patrol altering sand temperatures, microplastics algae, some blackened with an oily diesel found a wide array of microplastics in fish vehicle completely filled with sea trash that are ingested by sea turtles of all life stages, was largely composed of plastics. fuel-like slime, yet most were single-use stomachs, with a whopping 73 percent of water bottles. causing them to starve because they feel In addition to spending their time the fish having ingested the pollutants.” full or creating impaction issues. As the group continued their patrol, Being a barrier island with critical measuring and monitoring nesting activity, This highlights the importance of asking they came upon a Chateaux Sur Mer nesting habits makes Sanibel even more they spent additional manpower doing everyone who enjoys the beaches to play resident and Adopt-A-Beach participcint vulnerable to experiencing the detrimental what amounted to a sea trash shuttle a vital role in picldng up plastic. Regardless who estimated picking up 5 0 plastic bottles environmental impact of plastics with even run; jumping off the vehicle to the beach, of how small the pieces may seem, they and a dozen st^ofoam chunks in a one- greater force. grabbing trash, tossing it into the back of have a very real and lasting detrimental mile stretch, the most she had ever seen Research conducted by Florida Atlantic the vehicle and repeating. Other groups of impact on the environment and food in 15 years. Along Gulf Pines and Gulf turtle patrol volunteers mirrored this messy University has already documented that chain. Shores, other Adopt-A-Beach participants microplastics are found in the sand of gulf cleanup exercise along the entire coastline “We re trying to get the word out lived their pledge to be am bas^ors to the coast beaches, with the concentration of Sanibel and Captiva. that picking up all plastic makes a tmly shore by instinctively picking up plastics higher in dunes where turtles nest. These At one point, the SCCF vehicle weis so meaningful difference,” said Sloan. there too. plastics have the potential to change full of plastics, the group was concerned “We want to thank our Adopt-A Beach The unusual amount of debris in a the nest incubation temperature, which some might be blown back out before ambassadors who are committed to being they reached Bowman’s Beach where single day served to highlight the impact determines the sex of the hatchlings. and importance of asking everyone who engaged with nature and who are keepers they photo documented their haul before Research indicates that rising temperatures of our shoreline.”0 dumping it into recycling bins. enjoys the beaches and environment to are already starting to create a worldwide “This is so sad to see but picking up help protect it. As Ted Sieger, a world plastic and sea trash is all part of what renowned resource economist stated, “This we do,” said Sloan. Still stunned by the isn’t a problem where we don’t know \’ A” '^EV\s unusual onslaught of trash on this day, she the solution. We know how to pick up and the other researchers wondered about garbage. Anyone can do it.” o! NATIONAL the point source of this notable pollution National Geographic’s current cover SHELL event. story highlighted some compelling facts BOGO “A number of the bottle labels were about plastic. While a plastic bag or bottle i f c ' J i MUSEUMMIKFIIAA HALF OFF written in foreign languages, showing just may have a work life of or utility for 15 how far our trash can travel on ocean minutes, scientific estimates for plastic currents,” added Albrecht. decomposing range from an incredible The plastics varied in age and original 4 50 years to never. In addition. Science C a p t i v a C r u i s e s iE O il Happy 4th of July from Captiva Cruises! 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Florida is 1 2:30 p.m., $25 per person, advance CROW Calendar home to more than 7 0 0 terrestrial registration required - Wildlife Weilk with animals and other invertebrates, and they Rehabilitators and Staff (hospital tour). Of Events all depend on sustainable recreational Wildlife Walks are approximately 1.5 przictices to survive. From posturing to hours: a 45-minute presentation with a he Clinic for the Rehabilitation vocalizations, animals communicate in 45-minute tour. Not recommended for of Wildlife (CROW) has specialty a vziriety of ways and, at times, indicate children urrder the age of 13. Photography programs available for residents their need for human assistance. Whether opportunity following the tour with an Tand visitors. Meet the staff and learn it is deterring visitors from feeding birds animal ambassador. what it takes to rescue, rehabilitate and Thursday, July 12, 11 a.m., adults release wildlife in Southwest Florida. on the beach or detaching a pelican from fishing line in the mangroves, $12, ages 4 to 12 $7, age 3 and under For reservations, contact David no charge - Patient Profiles: Birds of F*rey Waszmer, Visitor Education Center this program will cover wildlife rescue assessment as well as handling (daily presentation). and gift shop manager at 472-3644 or Raptors are birds that prey on other [email protected]. Hours are 10 techniques. Wednesday, July 11, 11 a.m. to animals in the wild to survive. Their a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. specicilized beeiks eind talons make them Daily presentations are offered at 11 12:30 p.m., $25 per person, advance adaptations of the native and migratory some of the most effective hunters. a.m. only. Wildlife Walk hospital tours registration required - Wildlife Walk with raptors of Florida, specifically the five This presentation discusses the unique are offered on Wednesdays, Thursdays Rehabilitators and Staff (hospital tour). spredcs of nocturnal hunters known adaptations of the native and migratory and Fridays at 11 a.m. CROW is located Wildlife Walks are approximately 1.5 as owls. One of CROW’s animal hours: a 45-minute presentation with a raptors of Florida. One of CROW’s at 3 8 8 3 Sanibel-Captiva Road. ambassadors will be present. animal ambassadors will be present.^^ Friday, July 6,11 a.m. to 45-minute tour. Not recommended for Monday, July 9, 11 a.m., adults children under the age of 13. Photography 12:30 p.m., $25 per person, advance $12, ages 4 to 12 $7, age 3 and under no opportunity following the tour with an registration requirea - Wildlife Walk with charge - CROW C ^ of the Week (daily animal ambassador. Locals Named Rehabilitators and Staff (hospital tour). presentation). Wildlife Walks are approximately 1.5 Wednesday, July 11, 11 a.m., c r o w ’s teaching hospital offers adults $12, ages 4 to 12 $7, age 3 and hours: a 45-minute presentation with a To Dean's And externship, fellowship and internship 45-minute tour. Not recommended for under no charge - Patient Profiles: Gopher opportunities for natural science and Tortoises (daily presentation). children under the age of 13. Photography President's Lists veterinary medicine students. While on site, The life of a gopher tortoise revolves opportunity following the tour with an total of 1 1,347 students enrolled students learn the ins and outs of conserva around its burrow. These tortoises are animal ambassador. during the 2 0 1 8 spring semester tion medicine and wildlife rehabilitation, found digging from southern Georgia Friday, July 6, 11 a.m., adults and share their favorite patient stories. at The University of Alabama (UA) $12, ages 4 to 12 $7, age 3 and under to southeast Florida. Because of its A were named to the Dean’s List with an One of CROW’s animal ambassadors will contributions to the ecosystem, it is no charge - Patient Profiles: Owls of academic record of 3.5 or above or the be present. classified as a keystone species. CROW’s -Southwest Florida (daily presentation). President’s List with an academic record Tuesday, July 10, 11 a.m., adults presenter explains why they are admitted Raptors arc birds that prey on other of 4 .0 (all As). $12, ages 4 to 12 $7, age 3 and under and how the medical ^aff treats this animals in the wild to survive. Their no charge - Wildlife Rescue 101 (daily Students named to these lists include: sp>ecialized beaks and talons make them species. One of CROW’s emimeJ presentation). Jacqueline Hcdey Cloutier of Seinibel, some of the most effective hunters. ambassadors will be present. Have you ever come across wildlife Thursday, July 12, 11 a.m. to President’s List; and Kristin A. Van Olst This presentation discusses the unique in “distress” but did not know the of Sanibel, Dean’s List.^t IL TESORO RISTORANTE FINE ITALIAN CUISINE l) - j LifanJ, I are in a Cijinr O Vc D '-l5' STC[ EF" CAFE ’ Oi ■ Hi 1 I ‘ ISDS \W A R n SUNSET DINING ! i ( ^: S;,AN[>S 4:30-6:30P.M. iU IN '“VlN N LK/\j it FAC K 3 -Course Tasting i ’..A-'--', .tr -n g C iu r A : A n n iv e r s a r y Starting at Happy Hour at F-KEcner:'? L-T-V .-Ti;):' I.i;,r M9.95 Sweet Melissa's Cafe! j^Tcsh ingredients, simplicity, love... MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, FROM 4-6 PM. 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The bird was given pain is known to swm medications and placed in a body wrap to % like a duck, but can stabilize the fracture. also walk on top of “We use a type of tape barxlage,” sakJ marsh vegetation Dr. Robin Bast, CROW staff veterinarian, due to its lengthy toes. in describing the material used for the Purple gallinules are so named because body wrap. “It is easily removable and they have dark purple heads, necks and does not damage the feathers when we undersides. The re^ of their colorful place and remove it.” bodies include a green back, light blue The body wrap being easily removable forehead, red-tipped bill and yellow legs. is important due to the frequency of Gallinules are related to r ^ and rehabilitation needed. coots. It differs from its cousin - the “The wrap is removed every three common gallinule - by its brilliant days during physical therapy, and coloration. The common gallinule lacks then replaced to continue to stabilize that striking visual appearance in regards the wing as it heals,” added Dr. Bast. to color, and looks duller if both birds “The gallinule is also receiving pain were side by side. medications, fluids and nutritional support Purple gallinules do have some as well as physical therapy.” Sporting a body wrap, patient #18-2407 rests after suffering a fractured coracoid bone photo by Brian Bohlmon quirks. As if walking on lily pads wasn’t The body wrap and physical therapy strange enough, these birds flick their process will continue for nearly a month. gallinule to be admitted in the past seven CROW (Clinic for the Rehabilitation tails nervously, nod their heads while “The bandage will be in place for three years. of Wildlife, Inc.) is a non-profit wildlife swimming and regularly fly short distances weeks, and then removed for a week “The patient will be with us for a hospital providing veterinary; care for with legs dangling to attract attention. of strict cage rest before the bird will be few more weeks, but so far there have native and migratory; wildlife from our While they are awkward fliers, purple moved to an outside enclosure for further been no complications,” Dr. Bast said on local area. The hospital accepts patients gallinules do make trips to northern rehabilitation,” said Dr. Bast. June 30. “It will be a little while longer seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 states and southern Canada as well as Purple gallinules are not a common before we know if the fracture is healing p.m. Mail donations to PO. Box 150, numerous flights to Europe and South patient seen at CROW. This case appropriately, which will be determined Sanibel. FL 33957. Call 472-3644 or Africa. reportedly marks just the ninth purple using radiographs.” visit www.crvwclinic.org. 18 ISLAND SUN-JULY 6, 2018 Shell ex The Week An Unnamed Dove Snail b y Jos6 H. Leal, PhD, Bailey- Matthews National Shell Museum Science Director and Curator I eaching only up to 9 Lmm (0.35- inch), this Dove Snail (family Colummbellidae) in the genus Costoanachis is found locally (Southwest Florida) in shallow water, among seaweeds and sometimes seagrasses. The species, however, apparently has not been named: An Unnamed Dove Snail, shell and live animal in ventral and dorsal views, from Sanibel photos by Jose H. Leal in the past, some authors called it Costoanachis sparsa (Reeve, 1859), Shell Museum Events but this latter species is something See truly giant shells. Watch a live females according to the temperature else. The shell is glossy, with about 20 Tank Talk. Take a daily beach walk. Turtle Tracks each egg incubates within the nest. narrow, somewhat, straight ribs. The Check out our family programs. We Around the world, fewer male sea ribs are constricted by a number of fine are the only natural history museum Program Held turtles are hatching because of changing spiral lines, forming beaded nodules. in North America devoted entirely to temperatures. SCCF staff and volunteers Background color is ivory to yellowish shells. Drop by and let us inform and Every Thursday monitor island beaches from May through with a pattern of reddish-brown inspire you. Visit www.shellmuseum.org October for sea turtle activity. markings. The mantle and foot of the or call 395-2233. male loggerhead sea turtle was Every Thursday at 10 a.m., SCCF live animal are whitish with brownish- The Baile\)-Matthews National Shell saved recently by the Sanibel- offers a program called Turtle Tracks, gray blotches. The tentacles and siphon Museum is located at 3075 Sanibel- Captiva Conservation Foundation A where you can learn more about sea are of same colors, but the blotches Captiva Road. Call 395-2233 or visit (SCCF) Turtle Program staff and turtle nesting on the islands. Cost is become rings around those structures. www.shellmuseum.org.^ volunteers. The turtle was rehabilitated and released after recovering from red $5. The program is held in the SCCF tide effects. Nature Center, located at 3 3 3 3 Sanibel- Our email address is [email protected] Sea turtle eggs hatch as males or Captiva Road. Call 4 7 2 -2 3 2 9 for more information.^^ Serving Breakfast N O T I M E ? ‘til 3:00 everyday! 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But with the arrival of Tropical Storm Alberto, heavy rainfall and turbulent surf threatened the viability of the nest. According to Anders, Nest #1 was reported as “washed over” on May 29. “Unfortunately, that nest got pretty washed over during the storm, so I’m not super hopeful that it will hatch,” Sloan wrote in an email dated June 20. “But you never know.” Then, on the morning of June 23, Sea Turtle Program volunteers reported seeing tiny flipper marks had emerged from Nest ^1. "There’s no greater feeling than Stefanie Plein holding the first hatchling to emerge from the nest photos by Jeff Lysiak when you see those flipper marks in the sand,” said Anders, who arrived at birth,” she added. the nest 72 hours later to conduct an Later, all three volunteers placed the Loggeitiead hatchling inventory of Nest #1. Volunteers return newborn sea turtles about 10 feet from “She’s definitely looking down and adopting a sea turtle nest is $75. That to hatched nests and dig deep into the water’s edge. Each of the hatchlings is gonna protect her babies,” she added includes a tax-free deduction of $58 the sand, pulling out any unhatched scurried towards the incoming waves, with a smile. “I’m really glad her nest with a T-shirt, or $75 without one. For or infertile eggs as well as hatched their tiny flippers moving furiously as hatched... and 1 was able to see it.” more information, visit www.sccf.org/ shells. They also count any live or dead they slowly crawled across the sand. According to SCCF, the cost of our-work/sea-turtles. hatchlings found still buried in the nest, When a crow suddenly appeared, who may have struggled to escape the flying just above their heads and eyeing compacted or wet sand. an opportunity for an easy meal, Plein SCCF Tips For Being Sea Turtle Friendly Anders and Fisher began to dig into began to wave her arms, shouting, “No! Do not disturb nesting sea turtles - do not to get too close, shine lights on or Nest #1, with Plein patiently sitting No! Get away!” take flash photos of nesting sea turtles. nearby. The pair had only dug for about The crow eventually flew off and Turn off or shield all lights that are visible from the beach. Do not use one minute, and less than a foot into all four hatchlings entered the water, flashlights or cell phone lights on the beach. If necessary, use amber or red the dense sand when they discovered tumbling in the incoming waves before LED bulbs. a live hatchling. Then two more. And finally disappearing underneath the Do not disturb the screens covering nests. They prevent eggs from being then another. surface of the gulf. eaten by predators and the hatchlings emerge through the holes without Rapidly snapping pictures with “Go! Go! Go!” said Plein, cheering assistance. her cell phone, Plein was giddy with on the sea turtles that emerged from Remove all beach furniture and equipment from the beach at night. excitement over the discovery of the the nest she had adopted in memory of Dispose of fishing line properly to avoid wildlife entanglement. four live hatchlings. "It’s so great to see her grandmother. At that moment, she Fill in large holes that can trap hatchlings, and pick up litter. this nest go full circle, from nesting to began to think of Joyce Wolf. From left. Dr. Bob Fisher, Kristie Anders and Stefanie Plein “guarding" the hatchlings as they Stefanie Plein taking pictures of the sea turtle hatchling entered the gulf ISLAND SUN-JULY 6, 2018 21 stowed on many boats. With a wraparound Gear Guide: waist cinch and a large head cusFiion. Ocean Tribe Paddlers To Flost these cire not the most comfortable choice PFDs For Paddlers for extended wear. However, they are Group Outing in Sanibel Canals b y O c e a n affordable and are a great option for those anibel Sea School's Ocezm Tribe Paddlers who don’t plan to wear a PFD all day, but Tribe Paddling Club organizes need to store one on board. a meet-up each month for e are lucky Type ni PFDs are cut like a vest, usually S paddling enthusiasts to enjoy a to enjoy with three safety release buckles on the group paddle, share tif)S and ideas, many front. They are much more comfortable and meet new friends to paddle W than Type II options, and are the best days of sunshine OCEAN TRIBE with. and calm waters choice for children or older paddlers PADDLERS For the July event, the group as paddlers who are not strong swimmers. These are will meet at the Sanibel Boat in Southwest designed for more casual water-based Ramp. From the put-in. it’s a Florida, but being on the water is always recreation and are sold in a variety of styles quick paddle east to the Sanibel unpredictable, and it is important to follow and sizes. canals. Once in the canals, you basic safety procedures when paddling. Type IV PFDs are throwable devices, can loop around, check out the Florida requires that all children under the and are not acceptable under Florida law. various wading birds, observe age of 6 wear a Coast Guard-approved Type V PFDs are an interesting option mangrove crabs as they scuttle personal flotation device (PFD) when the for more advanced paddlers who value to and fro, and take a look at vessel is under way. Each person over comfort and do not want the weight or Sanibel from a new perspective. the age of 6 must have an approved PFD bulk of a stowed Type II or III PFD to The paddle will be held on available. hinder their speed and jaerformance. For Tuesday, July 17 from 10;30 a.m. There are so many options available on paddlers, there are many inflatable “fanny to noon. the p ro market that purchasing your own pack”-style models available. They are Those interested in joining the can feel overwhelming. We recommend ecisy to wear and will not inflate unless the paddle should bring their own visiting a knowledgeable retailer who can water sensor is activated. paddling equipment (kayaks, guide you through the process and help No matter which type you choose, canoes, stand up paddleboards See the island from a different (perspective as you (Xiddle the canais photo provided you try a few PFDs on for size and comfort make sure it fits snugly and comfortably. and other paddle-powered vessels before buying. But there are a few helpful With a good PFD on board, you can are all welcome). A limited things to know before you go. enjoy the peace of mind that comes number of loaner boards are available, but must be reserved via email in advance. PFDs are divided into five categories - from knowing you are prepared for the Parking is available at the boat ramp for $5 per hour or with a valid parking Types 1, U, fll, IV and V. Type I PFDs are unexpected. permit. designed for offshore racing, or for boating Ocean Tribe Paddlers is a club that Your first Ocean Tribe Paddlers event is free, then it is requested that you alone in stormy conditions. They are not helps the Southwest Florida paddling purchase a membership online at www.oceantribepaddlers.org. RSVP to widely available to the public, and unless community better explore, enpp and [email protected]. Stay tuned for information about future you have a serious paddling adventure understand the ocean. Visit www. meet-ups. planned, this is probably overkill. Type II oceantribepaddlers.org or follow on Be sure to visit the Ocean Tribe Paddlers Facebook page for weather updates. is the standard orange PFD you’ve seen Facebook to learn more.i^ Any schedule changes will be posted at least one hour prior to the event. b e lli Sanibel AM m na^ Wn GrammaDot's Sanibel Thriller Cruises Taste of the Islands “People’s Choice Award” Winner Seven Continuous Years Lunch & Dinner 239.472.2328 • www.sanibelthriller.com 4 7 2 -8 1 3 8 Reservations are required • Also Available for I’rivate Charters SANIBEL MARINA Departing from Sanibel Marina 634 N. Yachtsman Drive ♦ www.sanibelmarina.com 634 N. Yachtsman Dr. • SaniFtel Island 22 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6. 2018 F l t e a , Mango Enchiladas 3 mangoes, peeled and sliced 6 (8-inch) flour tortillas 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/3 cup margarine 1/2 cup natural sugar 1 /2 cup, packed brown sugar 1/2 cup water Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Saute mangoes with 1 teaspoon of butter until almost soft. 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S dolphins at the organization’s As usual, each week included surfing, Canterbury School campus, while macram^ tying and plenty of time spent younger campers learned about bonding with camp friends. pufferfish during Pea-Sized Puffer Week Sanibel Sea School is a 501(c)3 on Sanibel. An all-female paddling nonprofit organization whose mission camp, called Wahine Toa Week, also is to improve the ocean's future, one challenged participants to test their person at a time. To learn more, visit limits both on and off the water. www.sanibelseaschool.org. A Campers in Whistlin’ For Dolphins Week enjoyed the pod life, practicing echolocation and experimenting with Resident Named underwater sounds and vibrations. Dolphins are top predators that eat To Dean's List about five percent of their body weight each day, so each group seined for fish aryn Samet of Sanibel was named to take a closer look at some of these to the Dean’s List at Lehigh charismatic marine mammals’ prey TUniversity in the spring 2018 species. Monofin races and dolphin Dolphin Week campers seined for fish photo provided semester. Dean’s List status is awarded sculpting completed what was already a to students who earned a scholastic fun in the sun. Campers tied on their chance to take a closer look. Pea-sized average of 3.6 or better while carrying pretty fantastic week. personal flotation devices and headed participants also made a giant papier- Pea-Sized Puffer Week was for pea at least 12 hours of regularly graded out into the gulf to drift like puffed-up mache puffer fish, played camouflage courses.<3^ sized campers, and the 4- to 6-year-olds puffers. They found a few puffers and games, and learned how puffers use who attended were treated to so much burrfish in the seagrass, and had a their fused front teeth to pick up tasty high schools earned A grades: Fort Lee Public School Myers High, North Fort Myers High and Estero High. Fifty district schools Grades Released maintained their letter grades, while 14 he Rorida Dep>artment of Education dropped. just released the preliminary school This year, no school received an F grades for the 2 017-18 school year. grade, and only one. East Lee County T High School received a D grade. Last According to the results, 52 percent of traditional Lee County public year, the district had five D schools, schools, not including charters, earned which put them in Differentiated an A or B. The district maintained its B Accountability (DA) status at the state grade for a fifth year in a row. level. DA schools are identified for escalating interventions, support and “I am especially proud of the 16 ' c-' / * U schools that improved one or more monitoring. letter grade,” said Dr. Greg Adkins, “In four years, we have taken this superintendent of schools. “That is district from having 23 schools in a testament to the dedication and DA status, down to one, and we are commitment of our teachers, and the appealing that school’s grade. That is a hard work of our students.” remarkable feat for a district of our size Tice Elementary School raised its and the diverse student population we grade from a D to a B in one year, have,” said Dr. Adkins. “We continue while Edison Park Elementary and to move this district in the right Estero High School both went from direction with a laser focus on student a C to an A. This year, three of Lee achievement and helping our kids reach ( y ( ( / J e ^ ^ u n i r C oyX /)fA te*trr their highest personal potentials.”^^ IN A CASUAL.ELEGANT SETTING Sanibel Double D, llc Efiiciy a on»-o<-a- Top 5 Breakfast in Florida" - Southern Living BBg'D’ tLOOBacgDa Q i [^DBaDGa© i ^ \ \ \ n a v Outdoor Tropical D ining 239.472.0606 • SanibelIslandCow.com ] Open 7 am - 9 pm • Open 8 Days a Week c 2163 Periwinkle Way • Sanibel Island 26 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 The Community House of them are edible. The most common Remove the stalks from the liquid variety is the West Indian lemongrass and add the honey. L I V E Lemongrass or oil grass. This variety is mainly used Serve warm, or chill and serve over for decorative and culinary purposes. ice. O N T H E Other species of lemongrass include Garnish with fresh slices of ginger or ISLANDS cymbopogon nardus, or citronella lime. grass, and East Indian lemongrass, Resident Chef Jarred Harris heads II Cielo has live entertainment both are used in herbal medicine and the Culinary/ Education Center at with Scott McDonald on Tuesday, aromatherapy. Citronella lemongrass The Communiti) House on Sanibel. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, oil is an effective mosquito, no-see-um For volunteer opportunities or and horse fly repellant. East Indian questions, contact him at kitchen® Saturday and Sunday. lemongrass oil is used mainly to make sanibelcommunitphouse.net or call Island Cow on Periwinkle Way perfume. 4 7 2 - 2 1 5 5 .^ has live entertainment on Friday with Lemongrass is a very good source Dan Confrey. Peter Redpath plays of vitamin C and B vitamins. It also on Saturday. On Sunday, it’s Dan provides minerals such as phosphorous, by Resident Chef Jarred Harris Top Ten Books Confrey. calcium, magnesium, manganese, Sea Breeze Cafe at Sundial emongrass, also known as copper, zinc, potassium and iron. On The Island Beach Resort & Spa has live island Everyone should grow this versatile fever grass and sweet rush, is a 1. If the Creek Don’t Rise by Leah style entertainment on Mondays. plant in their gardens. If you are perennial herb native to Southeast Weiss Traders Gulf Coast Grill & Gifts L not a gardener, lemongrass can be Asia. This plant grows in large grass 2. The Marsh King’s Daughter by has live entertainment on Tuesday found fresh, dried or in paste at most like clumps and smells like lemon when Karen Dionne supermarkets. Lemongrass oil can be and Thursday with the Danny the leaves are crushed. The leaves and 3. Something Fishp by Jennifer found in health food stores. Morgan Band. Chris Workman plays stems of this plant are used for culinary Schiff Here is a simple recipe to try. on Wednesday. as well as medicinal purposes. 4. Reykjavik Nights by Arnaldur Lemongrass Tea Traditions on the Beach at Lemongrass was introduced to the Indridason Ingredients West Indies around the late 1700s, 5. Sapiens: A Brief History of Island Inn has live entertainment 4 cups water where the plant was and still is used Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari on Friday with Woody Brubaker and 2 cups lemongrass stalks (roughly for medicinal purposes. In Jamaica 6. In Farleigh Field by Rhys Bowen Marvilla Marzan. Dusk performs on chopped) and around the Caribbean, lemongrass 7. The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Saturday. Dean Winkelmann plays V2 cup honey is called fever grass. It’s made into a F**K by Mark Manson on Wednesday. On Thursday, it’s Fresh ginger or lime slices (optional) tea and used to combat cold and flu 8. Watch Me Disappear by Janelle Woody Brubaker. Method symptoms as well as to reduce fevers. Brown Place the water in a saucepan and Lemongrass arrived in tfie Americas 9. Into the Water by Paula Hawkins bring to a boil. around the early 1900s and was used 10. The Women in the Castle by Restaurant owners/managers, Add the lemongrass and boil for 5 please email or fax any changes to mainly for culinary purposes in Asian Jessica Shattuck your entertainment schedule to cookery. minutes. Courtesy of Macintosh Books and Reduce the heat and simmer for an press @ islandsunnews.com There are several species of Paper.^ lemongrass grown in Florida and most additional 5 minutes. or 395-2299.^ NEW DAY, NEW ADVENTURE MUSEUM Experience a different adventure at the Museum each day from 1-2 p.m M o n o AYS GROG SHOP u Wine • Spirits • Liqueurs • Cigars * Gift Items Weekly Specials i f Lindeman's | NoleTs Wine Varietals 1 Dry Gin ^ 7 5 0 m l ! 7 5 0 m l ^ ( 1 * 7 .9 9 o r * 3 7 . 9 9 ^ r.: A \ t w o f o r S A V E n m * 1 3 .9 8 1 * 1 0 . 0 0 ■ Over 600 Medals Won ■ One of the Best Selections of Domestic and Imported Wines on the West Coast Best Liquor Selection on the Islands • Special Orders and Case Discounts Walk-in Humidor Great Selection of Cigars & Accessories Where the Locals Shop! * Fr*« With p*id Museum »drT\ission 3075 S«nib«l'C«ptfv« Rd. 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On a hike, to trip on ideas, yet stay Each week, an on the trail, individual poem for in the rhythm of walking is the will be showcased. music of writing. 1 want to track the sjX)Or of the earth in the white-hot heat of day, selected by Hannah Star Rogers find peace waiting for me in a shady Living Between Poems spot. And when 1 am with nature, by Tanya Hochschild 1 know my place in the world I want to be in nature, and 1 can write a poem. find again a fierce sense of union, be part of the earth’s restless energy. Tanya Hochschild is member of a 1 want to throw bones as elephants Sanibel Writers Group, has participated in Artpoems and Writer's Reads on the photo provided do - Master storyteller Windell Campbell to know my own fate. island, and had two books published.^'.' Master storyteller Windell Campbell Sonibel Public weaves tales, both modern and 'V ^ classic on Tuesday, July 10 at 3 p.m. Library Summer Campbell’s program has been moved to The Community House, 2174 Reading Program Periwinkle Way, due to the library renovation. anibel Public Library Summer The library’s Summer Reading Reading program registration is Program is funded in part by a grant S open to babies, preschoolers, from the Sanibel Public Library children eind teens. As in years past, Foundation’s Joan Hunt Cory Children s children can read to earn books for Fund. The children’s fund was themselves and for patients at Golisano established in 2008 to honor longtime Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida. library volunteer and supporter Joan Children who participate in the Summer SUPPORT CHR Hunt Cory, who was also a 20-year Reading Program can receive books they Sanibel resident. can keep for their own personal library. The second phase of the “Your LOCAL BUSINESSES The Sanibel Public library Foundation Library Reimagined” project is under matches each book “earned” with a book way at Sanibel Public Library. During for the children’s hospital. the project, a portion of the building P THIS SUMMER Locals and visitors can register is closed to the public while the for the program in person or online. infrastructure is updated. Service will be Logging reading time and activities provided through the renovation period, can be done via paper or online with but the library will occasionally close i t Beanstack; a link is on the Children s when there is utility work. »»***«*«*'»****>**""<*'**"**** page at www.sanlib.org. This year, For more information, call 472-2483 l* t«WWlllW« W Beanstack is now offered as a or visit online at www.sanlib.org. The smartphone app. The app not only library offers a number of new services logs reading time, but also delivers on its eShelf, including eBooks and personalized book recommendations. music, Mango Languages, AtoZ Food The program runs through August and Kanopy video streaming. Sanibel 4, with special events geared toward Public Library cards are available to all >!>«•« >*««» *■»»«»«»« «» W WW «<■»»«¥« elementary-school aged children. Check residents of Sanibel and Lee County, the schedule online at www.sanlib.org Florida at no charge.^^ for dates and times. MAY 9 MAY 23 ttJF 5 thankful to our guests as well as to our Beach Resort team members who strive to provide exceptional service.” Earns TripAdvisor The Certificate of Excellence accounts for the quality, quantity JUNE 20 M Y H Ratings Award and recency of reviews submitted by travelers on TripAdvisor over a ('.VE* l\ \ undial Beach Resort & Spa ' ‘M r 12-month period. 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The Only six people in the president's two are nearly gunned down, and inner circle are aware of the code name The President the chase scenes that follow are not Dark Ages. Soon it is discovered that only exciting, they introduce us to an there is a traitor in the White House. Is Missing (.I.INTON intriguing character named Bach. She is There are lots of good plot twists, by Di Soggau named for her devotion to the classical and it’s interesting to read about the music that plays in her earbuds. Bach dedication of people who work in he President JAMLS has killed on every continental. She government, whose only goal is to serve is Missing is a has assassinated generals, activists, this great nation. If you haven’t already, Tbook that has politicians and businessmen. She has a pick up a copy of The President is been flying out of PMTLRSON 100 percent kill rate. The pages sparkle Missing. It’s an entertaining thriller stores everywhere, every time Bach appears. about a mortal threat to our nation. becoming a best seller. I admit to buying it right she feels. Give her ample opportunity to after seeing an School Smart ask questions. You want to be prepared to interview with Bill . » -r ^ ^ by Shelley M. answer (but not prompt) questions about Clinton and James Greggs, NCSP upsetting details. Your goal is to avoid Patterson talking about how they co n il, encouraging frightening fantasies. wrote the book. Patterson has written a Model cdm - It’s okay to let your child ton of best-sellers. Of late, he has been know if you’re sad, but if you talk to your co-authoring with otfier writers. It’s an PRESIDENT child about a traumatic experience in a approach that seems to work well. This we read, watch highly emotional way, then he or she will book has received good reviews over IS MISSING and hear about likely absorb your emotion and very little all with headlines like, The Day of the the separation of else. If, on the other hand, you remain Jackal for the 21st century. The political migrant families, we calm, he or she is likely to grasp what’s thriller of the decade and This book to have the president impeached for need to understand important: that tragic events can upset our moves like Air Force One, Big and feist. past actions involving a known terrorist, and be aware that lives, even deeply, but we can learn from While not everyone is as kind, 1 agree Suliman Cindoruk. Following the this horrific situation bad experiences and work together to with the positive reviews. The President rehearsal hearing, the president goes can also impact our own children. “How grow stronger. is Missing is a compelling read, and rogue from the White House, because a child experiences an event and how Be reassuring - Talking about a catastrophe is eilways difficult, but this it touches on a subject that is of great he feels he is the only one who can it’s handl^ by those around him have situation of being separated from one’s concern to many of us, a terrorist attack remedy a huge cyber attack on the an effect on how traumatizing it can be,” parents is especially tough because of that would cripple the United States. United States. The consequences of notes Child Mind Institute psychologist Dr. how egocentric children are: they’re likely The book opens with president such an attack would put us in the Dark Jerry Bubrick. to focus on whether something like this Duncan, a widower, testifying before Ages. Everything would stop working. When we, as adults, are caught off guard by events and respond in a highly could happen to them. So, it’s important a mock House Select Committee, but The commander in chief, with the emotional way, it may impact our children. to reassure your child about how unusual all he can say is, “1 have no specific help of a disguise from an old friend, Television coverage, social media and this kind of event is and the measures that recollection of that. Congressman.” attends a baseball game to meet with shocking newspaper headlines can also have been taken to prevent this kind of One Congressman, from Ohio, intends an informant who has information amplify the impact of this disturbing thing from happening to them. You can situation. also assure him that this kind of tragedy is Many parents are concerned that investigated carefully, to identify causes and viewing and hearing about other children help prevent it from happening again. It’s who are suffering is traumatic for their own confidence-building for kids to know that ATTENTION child. Parents are asking, “What constitutes we learn from negative experiences. a traumatic event for a child? Can young Help children express their feelings - In people thrive despite a trauma in their your conversation (and subsequent ones), past?” “How important is the family in you can suggest ways your child might High School Graduates helping children through upsetting and remember those she’s lost: draw pictures destabilizing experiences?” These questions or tell stories about things you did together. are in our minds as we watch our own If you’re religious, going to church or a children observe and absorb the pain of synagogue could be valuable. the incarcerated children. ^ developmentally appropriate - Don’t Here are some suggestions from volunteer too much information, as this experts in the psychological and psychiatric may be overwhelming. Instead, try to community for parents on assisting their answer your child’s questions. Do your children process trauma through calm and best to answer honestly and clearly. It’s supportive dialog about their feelings okay if you can’t answer everything; being “As a parent, you can’t protect your available to your child is what matters. children from grief, but you can help Difficult conversations like this aren’t over them express their feelings, comfort them, in one session; expect to return to the help them feel safer and teach them topic as many times as your child needs to how to deal with fear. By allowing and come to terms with this experience. Please email the following information to encouraging them to express their feelings, Be available - If your child is upset, you can help them build healthy coping just spending time with him may make p ress is la n d s u n n e w s .c o m skills that will serve them well in the future, him feel safer. Children find great comfort @ and confidence that they can overcome in routines, and doing ordinary things so we can include you in our graduation pages: adversity,” said Dr. Bubrick. together as a family may be the most Breaking the news - When something effective form of healing. happens that will get wide coverage, the Adapted from www.childmind.org Your name and photo most important suggestion is that you Shellep Greggs is adjunct faculty at don't delay telling your children about Florida ^uthWestem State College, Name of high school what’s happened: It’s much better for the where she teaches psychology and child if you’re the one who tells her. You education courses. She is also a Names of your parents don't want her to hear from some other nationally certified school psychologist child, or a television news report. You want and consultant for School Consultation School you will be attending in the fall to be able to convey the facts, however Services, a private educational consulting painful, and set the emotional tone. company. Questions for publication Take your cues from your child - Invite may be addressed to smgreggs@gmail. Any questions, call 395-1213 her to tell you anything she may have com. Not all questions submitted can be heard about the incarceration, and how addressed through this publication.^^ ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 29 Sanibel-Based Duo To Perform At Shell Point The Wild Coffee Duo photo provided ild Coffee Duo will perform The Sanibel-based duo was formed in Its About You. during the Shell Point Retirement 2015 by pianist Abbey Allison and cellist Community’s 2018 Summer Susie Kelly. The classically trained music WConcert Series in the Grand Cypress group presents an engaging repertoire that Not a Product. Room at The Woodlands at Shell Point on draws on a variety of musical styles, and Thursday, July 19 at 7 p.m. The event is the versatile pair is dedicated to presenting open to the public. Cost is $20 per ticket. chamber music to audiences in Southwest Our mission is not fo meef a soles quofo. Wild Coffee Duo will perform Back Rorida. If’s fo help you meef The financial goals in Time: A Musical Retrospective of a The Woodlands at Shell Point is Century Ago. With the end of World War located at 14441 Woodsong Lane in Fort you have so carefully puf info place. 1 and the birth of Leonard Bernstein in Myers. To learn more about the upcoming 1918, audiences will celebrate music from performance by Wild Coffee Duo, visit Af The Sanibel Capfiva Trusf Company, this milestone year, including popular www.shellpoint.org/concerts or call songs such as I’m Alwai^s Chasing 454-2067. 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Prior to that, she worked in Honolulu for 20 years for a major art gallery, where she Ann-Marie Wildman photos provided represented such celebrity artists as bringing more than 34 years of Tony Curtis, Anthony Quinn and Red Jeanne Walsh, center, in the midst of the Nature Store renaissance she stimulated customer service experience and 29 Skelton. manager Jeanne Walsh, who will be years of direct retail experience,” said Birgie Miller, DDWS executive director. “Ann-Marie is an entrepreneur “With an impressive set of skills in moving to Maine in July. management, sales, negotiations, “Jeanne worked so effectively with marketing and communications, she the entire DDWS team and volunteers Working With Color Is Our Passion! also understands the mission of the and brought the Nature Store to a new DDWS and the work of the refuge. Her level of quality and increased sales, Helping You Design Your Dream abilities in working with people of all so it is with much sadness that we ages, including volunteers and donors say farewell,” added Miller. “But it is Home Is Our Forte! right here on the island and at Ding her success that Ann-Marie will carry Darling have been and continue to be forward, working with the rest of the DDWS team, refuge staff and loyal Our Interior Design Team Makes Creating very effective.” Since moving to the island, Wildman volunteers.” Your Own Look Easy (and yes, Fun!) has been involved at “Ding” Darling as DDWS operates the Refuge Nature a Refuge Nature Store volunteer and Store, proceeds from which benefit Coming In To See, Sit, Feel and Touch on such committees as the Learning wildlife, habitat conservation, education Lavatories and Upcycle Festival. As a and research projects taking place Makes The Design Process Even Better! board member, she served as liaison within the JN “Ding” Darling National to the Nature Store. She steps into the Wildlife Refuge Complex.^^ position being vacated by former store Deadline Approaching For Zonta Grant Applications hrough the Zonta Foundation of Southwest Florida, the Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva is again inviting preliminary applications trom bUMc)0 Torganizations that serve women in Lee County for the grant cycle that begins in the fall, with distribution of grants in early 2019. Organizers remind all area nonprofits there is still time, but applications must be received .Sunday July 29. To download an application, visit www.zontasancap.com and find the link on the Home Page for “Preliminary Application.” Email the complet^ application to [email protected] and to grants committee chairs Janine Boardman, [email protected], and Diane Chesley, [email protected]. After screening for compliance with agreed-upon criteria, detailed ap^ications will be distributed in early October, with a final submission deadline of October 2b. The mission of Zonta is to empower women and girls, and projects that are likely to earn grants will focus on helping women with education, economic self-Lfficiency, safety and health. Grants co-chair Diane Chesley said. We want applications that address one or more of these aspects of empowering women. We also look for innovation, and proposals that are specific, with measureable outcomes.” A reminder: since Zonta is non-sectarian faith-based organizations are not eligible to apply. For more information, contact the grants committee chairs. Funds for local and international grants come from drsWbut SANIBEL HOME FURNISHINGS Unique home tour, and the most recent event raised over $130 000 for distribution in grants locally and to Zonta International. 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Leather sofas and reached at [email protected]> chairs can add a fun and traditional outdoors in to any room of your home Used Throughout yet timeless touch to your living areas. Place a leather lounge chair in your Your Space office or entryway as an endearing ISLAND SUN BUSINESS NEWSMAKERS statement piece. by Undo Coin Marble home decor is trendier than ever, and it stands as a great way to 'h e re’s embrace natural textures throughout something your space. Whether you re in love with _ so inviting marble coffee tables and desks, or you’d about using natural rather take advantage of bowls, lamps, textures throughout candle holders and other accessories, your home in there are dozens of ways to utilize this decor and design. material. Even plates, cutting boards Using elements like and flatware with marbleized design wood, stone, clay, make a sophisticated statement in the mud and other materials inspired kitchen. Greenery was all the rage in 2017, Tom and Elise Starr by the environment can liven up any but we believe the trend of decorating room. with natural foliage throughout your RE/MAX of the Islands Bringing the outside in is one or the home will continue. From fresh flower Babs Maughan Julie Oberlin easiest ways to freshen up your house, ements to winding vines and no matter what time of year it is. Here ery, you can embrace the great. he top are a few ways to use natural textures outdoors year-round and play with producers throughout your space; Sdifferent accents in various rooms. Fill at John Stone countertops bring the colors, pillar holders with candles wrapped in T R. Wood Island veins and speckles of the earth s green sprigs - real or fake - for the Real Estate for minerals to life. Consider placing them perfect centerpiece. A mantle adorned the month of in the kitchen, bathroom, or both. 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Kimberley Andrews, top sales agent; farmhouse table in the kitchen, dining Hobbs, production award winner.W T Place greenery in clay pots to and Steve Fisher, top listing agent.^ area or entry way of your home. Sanibel Captiva Island Specialist I will sin cerely w ork for you Beautiful gulf views from the screened lanai are waiting at this 2bd/2ba Condo. Great island location close to everything and being sold fully furnished. 1341 Middle Gulf Drive #2C ABOUT REAL ESTATE EXPERT SW Florida, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel & Captiva Islands is All About Home £ ,( H :a ic i Cathie Lewis, Realtor Phone; 239-745-7367 //red accesf curnif ine mi/tdc Cathie @ AIIAboutHome.Life Pfeifer Realty Group {(y i)^en under.. .nir (^druedeH U (^r /tri/^ej^ cd . HOMI I ^-■^^-mai/L/uine/ * J>. Imdcnym/ /\eu!^ H cd I X ad r H ea/ce /A 3 /0 0 0 Judy Reddington • Large single family homesite • Walking distance to the beach • Centrally located (239) 851-4073 • Quiet residential neighborhood ♦ ♦ ♦ ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 35 Today, 71 Sanibel condos are for sale, ranging in price from $239K to $1.989M. Average asking price is $727,512. ES> 75 condo units have sold year-to-date. Average condo sale price this year $767,976. Another 26 units are under contract awaiting closing. Condo associations in Florida insure their buildings for full-replacement value. Some have amenities. Many have different fees. Condo owners typically pay for their Captains Walk #B2 Spanish Cay #A7 own electric, phone/cable/internet service. Easy-living clean/cute easy-access 1st floor Income-producing 2nd floor 1 bedrm w/gulf Cali for our condo complex info table. 1 bedrm w/new HVAC. $239K furnished access across street. $274K furnished EK3 Today, 169 Sanibel homes are for sale, ranging in price from $429K to $19.975M. Average asking price is $1,452,130. 151 homes have sold year-to-date. Average home sale price this year $1,237,444. Another 23 homes are under contract awaiting closing. Some homes are part of a homeowners association, some have amenities, some beach accesses, & fees. Some are on private roads, others public. Some are on 734 Anchor Drive 569 Lighthouse Way sewer, others not. Call for a copy of our info Remodeled split-plan 3 bedrm w/dock on Updated 3 bedrm on wide canal. Boat dock table on island neighborhoods/subdivisions. private end of street, near beach. $899K w/2 lifts & no bridges to bay/gulf. $1.395M Q . Today, 57 Sanibel lots are for sale, ranging in price from $129K to $2.995M. Average asking price is $568,314. Eight lots have sold year-to-date. Average lot sale price this year $534K. T Another seven lots are under contract awaiting closing. Residential lots have differences, similar to homes, mentioned above. Also important with vacant land is a parcel’s opportunity for development. Different ecological zones have different coverage 9270 Kincaid Court 9441 Peaceful Drive allowances. City Code & different HOA’s '79’ X 130’ in Belle Meade w/conservation ~170’ X 155’ near back of Gumbo Limbo w/ have restrictions too. Again, we can help. land across private street. $149K natural views to preserved land. $249K 472-HOME (4663) C jin ih o l 888-603-0603 II V >342 PtrlwInM* Way, Suit* 3 REALTY ASSOCIATe5 0 ^ ^ y | Susan Andrews David Anderson Lisa Murty Elise Carnes Realtor® Realtor® Realtor® Licensed Assistant Listing Info & real estate blog at SanIbelSuaan.oom Broker/Owner Sales Associate Sales Associate Notary This representation is based in part on data supplied by the Sanibel & Captive Islands Association of Realtors® & its Multiple Listing Service on 6/28/18. Neither the association nor its MLS nor the county guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the association or its MLS may not reflect all real estate activity In the market. The information provided represents the general real estate activity In the community and does not Imply that SanibelSusan Realty /Associates is participating or participated in these transactions. If your property currendy Is listed with another broker, this is not intended as a solicitation of that listing 36 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 The girts learned how fo make sourdough bagels. Back, from left, Caroline Holtz, Sam Lucas and Char Cadow. Front, from loft, Ella Laboda, Allvia Mehallk, Miranda Guse and Sydtiey photos courtesy Sanibel Sea School Camp participants celebrating another beautiful sunset Guse. year, called the experience “very way to Fort Myers Beach for lunch. especially near Bowman’s Beach. I also From page 5 empowering.” “Along the way, we saw a sea turtle enjoyed the scavenger hunt and picnic “Since we had a small group, it was swim past us,” added Lucas. afterwards.” Wahine Toa Camp a great bonding experience,” she said. Two participants from this year’s Miranda noted that she enjoyed gathered fire wood, cooked dinner and “Everyone did everything together. I camp, twin sisters Sydney and Miranda learning how to change the oil in a car. sang songs around the campfire. ^ really enjoyed watching them learning. Guse from Ocala, Florida, reflected upon “It was a very hands-on experience “We made s'mores for dessert,” noted It’s something I’ll never forget.” their experiences. which 1 can use in the future,” she said. Lucas. “And Char brought her ukulele, Sanibel Sea School is offering several “I have visited Sanibel beaches before, “It also helped bring our group closer so we spent the night singing songs.” more camp experiences for teens this but never attended any Sanibel Sea together.” For the final day of the camp, summer, including Coral Reef Week (July School programs before,” said Sydney, But the Guse sisters agreed that the campers woke up before sunrise and 9 to 14, open to ages 11 and 12; July 16 whose favorite school subject is math. highlight of the week was their Picnic toasted the bagels they had made two to 20, open to ages 13 to 15), Canoeing “1 enjoyed camping at Picnic Island. My Island excursion. days earlier. They then paddled all the the Caloosahatchee (July 23 to 27) and a favorite activity was paddleboarding, “My favorite memory is when we were on Picnic Island,” added Miranda, Belize Coral Reef Expedition (July 30 to whose favorite school subject is history. August 8, open to ages 15 to 18). “We all sat on the shore and sang to our For more information about Sanibel counselor’s ukulele.” Sea School summer camps, fees and Lucas, who took part in her first program descriptions, visit www. Wahine Toa Camp since joining the sanibelseaschool.org, email camp@ 24/7 Service Sanibel Sea School staff late last sanibelSeaSchool.org or call 472-8585.^^ Remodel New Construction VASANTA SENERAT CPA, P.A. 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Deeded Beach Access • 2BR/2BA direct gulf front Sanibel Surfside condo • 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath each side duplex • Stainless Appl w/granite counters, wood & tile floors . Elevated, 3 Bedroom/2 Bathrooms • Includes rare ground floor cabana w. full bath • Live in one side and earn income from the other side...peifect! . Cathedral Ceiling great room • Washer/Dryer in unit & fully furnished • Updated with newer kitchens & baths « Enclosed garage and carport • Storage, Clubhouse/Restaurant, Golf, Tennis, Pro Shops, Pool . Split bedrooms, 2 car garage • Good income - weekly rentals • Short stroll to Gulf beaches . ’570,000(2180573) . ’599,000(2180373) . *989,000 (2180695) . ’635,000(2180701) Glen Simmons/Tina DiCharia 472-5187 x 332/259 Jim Hall 472-5187 X 215 Mary Lou Bailey 472-5187 x 246 Jayne Lumley 472-5187 x 237 .1 .5 acre country home 15 min to Sanibel . Beach and boater’s dream! . Immaculate 2 bed plus den Villa Home . 4171 Sq Ft Aubuchon Built Estate Home 4 BR/ 4 BA . 5 bedroom + den + heated pool . 3 bed 3 bath canal home . Granite counters throughout, stainless, tile on the diagonal . Panoramic Water Views, Deep Water Boating access . Gourmet chef’s kitchen . Spacious living room, master bedroom retreat w/ custom doset • Located between Cape Harbour and Tarpon Pont Marina . Totally updated . Absolutely beautiful location, neighborhood & condition . Covered boat dock and lift . Gated Tortuga, dose to islands & all SWFL has to offer! . Spadous open Floor Pto, large pool. New Dock with 2 Boat Lifts . ’1,525,000(2171101) . ’2,250,000 (2180656) . Priced to sell ’485,000 (2180667) . ’250,000 (2180607) David Schuldenfrei 472-5187 x 227 Arika Bjorkedal 472-5187 x 252 Deb Smith 472-5187 x 251 Glenn Carretta/Teresa Baker 472-5187 x 221/220 J ill. f * 'X: i- V . 2BD/2BA + den unit professionally decorated . Custom waterfront home with custom features throughout . Beautiful 2 BR/2.5 BA Home . 3 BR / 2.5 BA townhouse . Center stage Bay views from 6th floor . 5 BR/5.5 BA with over 5,700 sq.ft, of living area . Bleached Pine floors . Located at Colonnade at the Forum . Hardwood floors, large lanai off M B & LR . Double oven, elevator, 2 laundry rooms . Furnished w/exceptions . Pets allowed with limits . Gated, pier, pool, tennis, BBQ grills, beach access . Private dock, pool, spa and several outdoor seating areas . Beach, Docks, Pool & T en n is . Lots of community amenities .*579,000(2170147) . ’1,689,000(2180326) . ’889,000 (2171028) . ’219,900(2171121) Debbie Rindahl & Dennis Green 472-5187 x 269 Karen BeU 472-5187 x 270 Jim Anderson 472-5187 x 214 Robert Cronin 472-5187 x 225 Way • 2000 P e r iw in k l e Way • 14970 C a p t iv a D r iv e , C a p t iv a . 800-553-7338 • www.SANCAPlsL^W5iM^ 38 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 Volunteer Baitxira Freeman, right, with guests In the museum store Free Admission Day Draws Large Crowd undreds of guests visited the Sanibel Historical Museum and HVillage on Free Admission Day, held on June 16 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. “We welcomed approximately 275 adults and 25 children,” said Executive Director Emilie Alfino. “Probably more people came, as it isn’t easy to keep track of numbers with the crowd. We’re delighted that so many people were able to enjoy the museum and see what the village has to offer. We hope they’ll come again and bring family and friends.” The Sanibel Historical Museum Free Admission Day volunteer Frankie Tozzi and Village is open Tuesdays through Dunlop Road (next to BIG ARTS) and ■"rSaturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. A full there is handicap access to eight of the guided tour takes place at 10:30 a.m. at nine historical buildings. Admission is no additional charge, depending on the $10 for adults (18 and over); members Volunteer Lynne Cam pean, right, talking to Young visitor Briar Lawrence availability of a docent. The museum and children are admitted at no charge. one of the guests closes for the summer on August 1 and For more information, call 472-4648 re-opens on October 16. The Sanibel during museum hours or visit www. Historical Village is located at 9 5 0 sanibelmuseum.org.^^ Voiunteer Karen Robert, right, speaking to guests inside Bumap Cottage Visitors exploring Shore Haven ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 39 Lions Club Welcomes Three New Members he Sanibel Captiva Uons Club welcomed three new members at Tthe Wednesday, June 2 0 dinner meeting. Uon Rick Siders inducted Rick Perry, Valerie Tutor and Lynn Kern - all of whom were presented the Lion pin from the their sponsors, who will help guide them in becoming a lifelong Lion. “Our club gives members an opportunity to advance worthy causes, serve with friends and be leaders in the community,” said Lions Club President Bob Kern, who sponsored his wife, Lyn. “1 am proud to welcome these three new members into Lions and have them helping serve our community.” The Scinibel Captiva Lions Club was charted in December 1967, as part of the Lions Club International, which is the largest service club organization in the world. The Lions Club motto is “We Serve” and best known for saving sight. From left Lion George Veillette, inductees Valerie Tutor and Rick Perry, Lion Bill Sortoris, inductee Lyn Kem and Uons Club President Bob Kerri ’ ® photo provtaed The Sanibel Captiva Lions hold vision and retina screenings each year and Lions also volunteer their time to several becoming involved in the vision and feature a guest speaker. Meetings begin with cocktails and appetizers at 6 p.m. collect used eyeglasses for the Recycle for efforts. diabetes screening service the Lions Sight program throughout the year. “1 love the motto,” said new Lion provide to the community. and dinner at 7 p.m. Visiting Uons and In addition, Sanibel Captiva Lions hold Valerie Tutor, an island realtor and native Lyn Kern says she looks forward to anyone interested in becoming a Uon are hearing and diabetes screenings. The club Floridian. “1 want to serve our community worldng with a group so committed to welcome. 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Suppose that Jane and Joe instead impose a limit on the amount that any Creating Education Trusts one beneficiary can consume to avoid the above problem. In that case, why not instead have separate trust shares? Here, Jane and Joe instead fund an educational by Craig R. Hersch, Florida Bar Board Certified trust with $240,000 for Bob, Charles and Denise but create separate $80,000 Wills, Trusts & Estates Attorney; CPA shares for each. When the amount is consumed then that’s all that the beneficiary . ver the years, clients have asked me how to provide for would have. If the older beneficiaries don’t consume their entire share, either the 1 educational gifts within their estate plan, specifically remainder is distributed outright to them at an certain age or it instead would be ’ with trust planning. While a variety of tax-favored added to the younger beneficiary’s shares. educational accounts exist like state-sponsored prepaid college You might see that there’s much thought that should be put into the planning tuition plans or Section 5 2 9 accounts, today I’m going to limit behind an educational trust. I haven’t even touched upon several other issues that the discussion to the creation of a trusts for these purposes. should be thought through. These include who should act as the trustee, how There are two types of trusts: lifetime gift trusts or the funds should be invested, whether a beneficiary’s other resources should be testamentary (after death) trusts. Both can be built inside considered before making distributions, or whether vocational education would be an estate plan and can serve the same purpose. Since most treated similarly to a more traditional bachelor’s degree. of my clients have children or grandchildren who need the Ultimately, providing for a young person’s education is one of the best gifts you money now rather than waiting until the clients’ demise, lifetime education trusts can bestow. It’s akin to the proverbial teaching a man to fish rather than giving are more common. him a fish. When you provide a youngster a means to make a living, you’ve passed Assuming you want to benefit multiple beneficiaries, there are two different along something more valuable than anything else they can inherit. types of educational trusts. One would be a “pooled” trust where the sums ©2018 Craig R. Hersch. Learn more at www.sbshlaw.com.^ contributed can be allocated among the beneficiaries as the trustee determines, while the other would be “separate share” trusts, where the amounts contributed are divided proportionately among the beneficiaries. their time in providing services that The advantages to a pooled trust include the fact that the amounts can be used Consider Joining are tailored to the individual desires disproportionately among the beneficiaries. The ones who have the greatest need of our members. This is perhaps the would presumably consume more of the trust. This is also the most challenging The Rotary Ciub best reason to join Rotary: The chance problem to a pooled trust, and why I usually recommend avoiding this technique. subm itted by Shirley Jewell to do something for somebody else Assume, for example, that Jane and Joe contribute $240,000 to a pooled and to find the fulfillment that comes trust, and they have three grandchildren. Bob, Charles and Denise. Bob is the he Sanibel- in the process. It is richly rewarding. first grandchild who attends Harvard at a cost of $70,000 annually. By the time Captiva Rotary Remember, “He profits most who his siblings Charles and Denise start college, Bob’s educational expenses have TClub is a serves the best.” consumed the entire trust. growing organization We provide contributions to our local Over my career, 1 have drafted several pooled educational trust funds. In some with over 70 and international community by virtue of those instances, beneficiaries fought over access to the funds. The trustee has members, of which of our fundraising activities. This past a fiduciary duty to all beneficiaries. Imagine a trust where the oldest beneficiary 10 are new members year, we contributed over $100,000 to is already in college but one of the beneficiaries is a toddler. How much should this year. We also various benefactors. the trustee allow the first beneficiary to consume, knowing that the trustee has a have about 20-plus snowbird Rotary We provide leadership development; fiduciary duty to the younger beneficiaries to have something left for them? members from other clubs throughout our Rotary club is an organization of Consider further that with the rise of college tuition - outpacing inflation even the country who attend our meetings leaders and successful people. - how should the trustee allocate funds as each beneficiary attends school? Add to during the winter season in Florida. We have fun. Rotary is fun, lots of that the difference in cost between a state school and a private institution and you Why are we growing and how can fun. Each meeting is fun. The club you benefit by joining? projects are fun. Social activities are VOTB) TOP S OUTDOOR FlRIN ITUffi STORES First, we provide friendship and fun. fellowship. We meet weekly every If you are interested in more Friday morning at 7 a.m. at The information about Sanibel-Captiva BEAT TH E Dunes Golf & Tennis Club for a hearty Rotary, contact our membership HEAT W ITH breakfast, fellowship and an interesting committee chair, Eldon Bohrofen at SUMMER speaker program. [email protected] SAVINGS UP TO £ We provide services to our The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club 5 0 % O F F community as well as to our meets Friday mornings at 7 a.m. at international community as we are an The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club. Guests international club represented in many are w elcom e.^ countries. 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Dyer Johnson gave members an overview of has more than 25 years of wealth the area’s fiscal health. management experience, having served “It’s a good economy right now,” as a portfolio manager, investment Johnson said. “We strive to make research analyst and member of the Lee County an attractive area to investment policy committees for new businesses and have a growing the firms he worked for throughout entrepreneurial community. There are a his career. He also has significant lot of good things happening.” experience building fixed income Lee County, consistently ranked one portfolios as appropriate, using a of the nation’s job growth leaders, is variety of securities. home to a thriving business community Dyer joins the trust company from and excellent quality of life. It has the Investors’ Security Trust of Fort Myers, fourth best tax climate in the nation, where he served as vice president Gary Dyer photo provided and fosters a pro-business attitude and Pamela Johnson photo provided and portfolio manager for his client vibrant workforce. The average annual group, managing substantial client clients, allowing us to maintain the level salary is $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 and the largest Comfort Keepers, in-home care services relationships. Earlier, he worked at U.S. of care they deserve.” employment industry is retail with for Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties. Dyer received his bachelor of Bank in Paducah, Kentucky for several health care and social assistance in For more information on the Lee years in the same role, responsible for science degree in finance from Indiana close second. County Economic Development, visit an equally substantial book of business. University, Bloomington, Indiana with There was a 3.9 percent increase in WWW. leecountybusiness .com. “Providing our clients with excellent high distinction. In addition, Dyer holds tourism spending year-over-year for the The next chamber business luncheon wealth management and individual the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) winter 2018 season, which brought 1.3 will be held on Tuesday, July 10 at designation and recently completed attention leads us to selectively add million visitors to the beaches of Fort Sundial Beach Resort & Spa with guest talented professionals to our team when the first year of the multi-year Florida Myers and Sanibel. Ninety percent of speaker Rae Ann Wessel of the Sanibel- the opportunity arises,” said A1 Hanser, Trust & Wealth Management School. the visitors originate from within the Captiva Conservation Foundation. Dyer will be positioned at The Sanibel founder and chairman of The Sanibel United States and mostly the midwest Reservations are required and can be Captiva Trust Company. “The addition Captiva Trust Company on Sanibel. with the ease of direct flights. made online at www.sanibel-captiva.org of Gary deepens the offering to our The luncheon was sponsored by or by calling 4 7 2 -1 9 6 6 .0 Planning a trip this summer? Let AirJ’rek be thejwingSithatJakei^® 42 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY FRIDAY Few Showers Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Few Showers High: 89 Low: 83 High: 91 Low: 85 High: 92 Low; 86 High. 90 Low: 84 High: 89 Low: 83 High: 92 Low: 85 High: 89 Low: 83 Punta Rassa Tides Cape Coral Bridge Tides Red&sh P h s Tides Point V b e i T ^ High Low High Low High Low Day High Low Low High Low Day High Low High Low Day Day High 1 :5 6 pm Fri 10:09 am 4:19 am 10:11 pm 5:24 pm 1:0 5 am 7:06 pm 2:10 pm Fri 7 :3 4 am 1:01 am 7 :3 8 pm Fri 7 :5 9 am 1 -.03 am 8:01pm 2:08 pm Fri 7 :0 4 am 2 :5 7 pm Sat 10:49 am 5:02 am 11:50 pm 6:41 pm 1:4 8 am 8:45 pm 3:27 pm S a t 7 :5 5 am 1 :3 9 am 8 :3 7 pm Sat 8 :3 9 am 1 :4 6 am 9:40 pm 3:25 pm Sat 7 :4 4 am 3 :5 4 pm Sun 11:29 am 5:46 am None 7:48 pm 2 :3 2 am 10:22 pm 4:34 pm Sun 8 :1 8 am 2 :1 6 am 9 :4 5 pm Sun 9 :1 9 am 2 :3 0 am 11:17 pm 4:32 pm Sun 8 :2 4 am 4 :5 8 pm M on 1 :2 7 am 6 :3 0 am 12:12 pm 8:48 pm 3 :1 6 am 11:47 pm 5:34 pm M on 8 :5 2 am 2 :5 1 am 11:13 pm M on 1 0 :0 2 am 3 :1 4 am None 5:32 pm M on 9 :0 7 am 6 :0 7 pm Tue 2 :5 2 am 7 :1 4 am 12:57 pm 9:43 pm 4 :0 0 am None 6:29 pm Tue 9 :3 8 am 3 :2 5 am N one Tue 1 2 :4 2 am 3 :5 8 am 47 am 6:27 pm Tue 9 :5 2 am 7 :1 2 pm W ed 4 :0 4 am 7 :5 8 am 1:45 pm 10:35 pm 12:59 am 4:44 am 10:40 am 7:21 pm W ed 12:31 am 4 :0 6 am 1 0 :5 6 am W ed 1:5 4 am 4 :4 2 am 35 am 7:19 pm W ed 8 :1 2 pm T hu 5 :0 3 am 8 :4 2 am 2:34 pm 11:25 pm 1:58 am 5:28 am 11:29 am 8:11 pm Thu 1:33 am 5 :5 5 am 1 2 :2 6 pm Thu 2 :5 3 am 5 :2 6 am 24 pm 8:09 pm Thu Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Stretch, tone and at Off Broadway Palm Dinner p.m. strengthen while improving flexibility, Theatre - Wednesday, July 18. Cost Hearts - Friday at 12:30 p.m. Island Seniors proper alignment and circulation. Bring is $39 for members and $49 for Kayaking on Tuesdays - July a towel. Kim Kouril is the instructor. non-members. 10 and 24 at 8:30 a.m. (weather At Center 4 Life Chair Yoga - Tuesday and There will be an afternoon lunch at permitting). There is space for 16 Thursday at 11 a.m. Similar to gentle eet your friends and make some Cristof’s on McGregor Boulevard (Dutch people on eight two-person kayaks new ones at the Center 4 Life. yoga but all poses are done in a chair. treat), then an outing to Off Broadway and limited space for those who own Browse through the following Kim Kouril is the instructor. Palm Theatre to take in the comedy their own kayaks. Island Seniors, Inc. M For more information, call 472-5743 activities, then stop by to sign up. Savannah Sipping Society. In the will provide kayaks, paddles and life Donations N ced^ for Trash & or stop by the Center 4 Life, located at play, four Southern women, strangers jackets. Bring water, a small snack, sun Treasures Sale - Clean, gently used 2401 Library Way on Sanibel.^ to each other, are drawn together by screen, bug spray, sunglasses, towel, items are needed for the annual Trash fate and turn weekly happy hours into hat and change of clothing. Cost is $5 & Treasures Sale. You may bring them a mission to renew the enthusiasm for members and $20 for non-members. to the Center 4 Life Monday through for life they’ve lost through the years. Advance registration is required. Nominations Friday between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. A Their raucous humor and collective Fitness Classes - Island Seniors, tax deductible receipt will be provided strengths see them through unexpected Inc. members pay $ 4 per class, visitors Sought For for your donation. Books, clothing, challenges and to their surprise; they pay $7 per class. Annual membership shoes, computers or old TVs cannot be realize it’s never too late to make is $20. Sanibel Recreation Center Business Award accepted. If you have any questions, call lifelong friends. members must show their membership he Uncommon Friends Foundation 472-5743. Carpool arrangements for card to attend. Fitness class schedule is has opened nominations for the Page Turners with Louise transportation. Limited seating available as follows: 2018 Business Ethics Award that Fitzgerald & Ann Hartman - If you Happy Hour Fitness - Monday, T and advanced registration required. are due by September 1. Businesses in are not on the Page Turners list, and Gelli Printing with Bea Pappas Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Keep Lee, Charlotte, Collier, Hendry and Glades wish to be, email [email protected] or - Fridays, July 6, 13, 20 and 27. your brain fit and your heart, lungs counties who consistently demonstrate a contact the center. Cost is $20 for members and $25 for and muscles strong. Hand weights, system-wide commitment to high ethical The featured book for Wednesday, non-members. Beginners welcome. stretch cords and your body weight will business practices are eligible. Businesses July 11 is The Bone Collector by You can do monotype or make be used. The format is 40 minutes of can nominate themselves or be nominated Jeffrey Deaver. The movie will be papers for collage use. Supplies needed: cardio, 20 minutes of balance exercises, by a third party. The online nomination shown at 12:30 p.m. followed by the paper towels, acrylic paints, water core strength, flexibility exercises and form and defaced submission ^delines are book discussion at 2:30 p.m. Bring your container and one-inch brush. The mat work. Athletic footwear is required. available at www.uncommonfriends.org. .twn lunch. instructor will provide all other supplies. Connie DeCicco is the instructor Independent judges will determine finalists Leisure Lunchers Trip to Sweet Essential Total Fitness Gam es - Monday, and the winner. M elissa’s Cafe - Tuesday, July 10, Cost for all games is $ 2 .5 0 for Wednesday and Friday at 9:30 a.m. Rnalists will be announced in advance Experience the award-winning Sweet members and $5 for non-members. Cardio, muscle strengthening and and honored at a business ethics luncheon Melissa’s Cafe. Executive Chef Melissa Prizes will be awarded. flexibility training with hand weights, hosted by Florida Gulf Coast University’s Talmage challenges your tastebuds to Bridge - Monday and Wednesday. stretch cords, chairs and stability balls. Lutgert ^ h ool of Business and the explore a creative menu with a wide Registration begins at noon; the game Athletic footwear is required. Mahnaz Uncommon Friends Foundation on array of different tastes, textures and begins at 12:30 p.m. Bassiri is the instructor. Tuesday, October 23. The recipient of the eclectic ingredients. There will be an M ahjongg - Monday and Thursday Power Hour Fitness - Tuesday Business Ethics Award will be announced opportunity to speak with the chef, at 12:30 p.m. and Thursday at 8 a.m. Hand weights, at the annual Uncommon Evening Gala who will share her creative cooking New: Rummikub - Tuesday at 1 stretch cords, stability balls and mats on Thursday, November 8 at the historic style. Separate checks will be provided. p.m. are used. Improve core strength and Burroughs Home & Gardens in Fort Register at the front desk. Limited Hand & Foot - Thursday at 12:00 balance. Athletic footwear required. Myers. seating available. p.m. Mahnaz Bassiri is the instructor. For more information, call 337-9503.^^ Savannah Sipping Societal New: Canasta - Thursday at 12:30 Gentle Yoga - Tuesday and Buy Brilliantly! REDUCED TO $429,0001 This updated 2 BO/1 BA raised home is move-in ready. New kitchen, aN new flooring, impact glass, updated air conditioner and two car garage with large space for vvorkshop or studio. Perfect investment opportunity, dose to The Sanibel School and Reaeation Center, Chuck Bergstrom Island Resident Price Reduced! Now $429,000 Award-Winning Realtor® Direct; 239-209-6500 9246 Kincaid Court 2400 Palm Ridge. Sanibel 11508 Andy Rosse. Captiva .com ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 43 Critical Thinking Lawyer Among Lecture Series Inaugural Class he Critical Thinking Lecture Series Of Experts at Rorida Southwestern State College (FSW) returns this July with ttorney Amanda Barritt has T achiev^ the highest certification two lectures presented by FSW faculty and students. The series is free and open Aby The Rorida Bar in to the public. Presentations can be viewed Condominium & Ranned Development live on the Thomas Edison Campus or Law. Board certified lawyers' experience digitcdly at other FSW locations. and competency have been rigorously Identifying and Acknowledging evaluated and have met the Bar's highest Subconscious Biases with Dr. Mary stcindards for special knowledge, skills and Ellen Schultz, professor of school of proficiency in various areas of law and arts, humanities and social sciences at professionalism and ethics in the practice FSW - Tuesday, July 10, 9 :3 0 to 10:30 of law. a.m. Barritt is chair of the Condominium Dr. Schultz earned her bachelor’s and Homeowners’ Associations practice degree in liberal studies from California group for Henderson. Franklin, Starnes Polytechnic State University and her & Holt, PA. She represents residential master’s degree in education with and commercial condominium, homeowners’ and property owners’ Amanda Barritt photo provided a focus on bilingual education from Dr. Mary Ellen Schultz photo provided associations, nonprofit social and Columbia University. She earned her Estate Investment Society, Real FSW students who studied abroad in recreational clubs, developers, builders doctorate of philosophy in education Property Probate & Trust Section Florence, Italy in June. FSW students and individuals in all aspects of real with an emphasis on English as a and Condominium and Planned took classes focused on the Italian estate development, operation, and second language from North Central Development Committee of The Florida language, art history, the ancient roots condominium and property association University. Bar, Lee County Bar Association and of Florence, architecture, marketing and law. Barritt also handles general real Dr. Schultz has a passion for people Lee County Association of Women Italian cuisine at Istituto Lorenzo de’ estate legal matters, including drafting and spent several years volunteering Lawyers. She is also the leader of her Medici. contracts and managing title issues in with the Peace Core in Costa Rica. daughters’ Girl Scout troop, and a The FSW campus locations are: all types of real estate transactions. This year. Dr. Schultz presented at member of an allocations team for the Thomas Edison Campus: Building Barritt speaks often to community the national conference on First-Year United Way of Lee, Hendry, Glades and U-102; Charlotte Campus: Building association management groups and Experience and the National Institute for Okeechobee counties. 0-117; Collier Campus: Building M-201 writes on these topics on Henderson Staff and Organizational Development. Barritt received her undergraduate For more information on the FSW Franklin’s blog. Gaining a New Perspective: Italy The Legal Scoop degree from Auburn University (BID, Critical Thinking Lecture Series, contact on Southwest Florida Real Estate. Through Our Eyes with FSW study Whitney Rhyne, director, strategic cum laude, 1999) and her law degree abroad students - Wednesday, July 18, She holds the highest AV rating by initiatives, at 4 3 3 -6 9 4 3 or whitney. from Florida State University (JD, cum 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Martindale Hubbell. [email protected]. laude, 2003).O Learn about the experiences of 10 Barritt is a member of the Real H ir e o u r Board-C ertified R ea l E state Attorneys to Pro tect yo ur R eal E state Sale o r P urchase. W e P r o v i d e : C o n t r a c t R e v i e w a P r e p a r a t i o n • T i t l e I n s u r a n c e p C o n t r a c t N e g o t i a t i o n a L i t i g a t i o n • C o m p a r a b l e f e e s t o A TITLE AGENCY F u l l C l o s i n g S e r v i c e s Law Office of KEVIN F. jURSINSKI Sicc/;ssnuy HiWLFn vnsy. nn \ B l & Associates KBSiBFyrni clo 'H^cs (239) 337-1147 KFJL aw .c o m . 44 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 For example, the shot clock is only 14 seconds. There are four-xx)int zones 3 0 ' Big 3 Basketball Is Living Testimony feet from the basket. To win, a team must score 50 jaoints and lead by at least two pxjints. Halftime occurs when one team scores 2 5 xxiints. To Where They Are Now Although this is just the league’s second season, it’s popularity appiears to be catching on. The games are broadcast live on Fox Broadcast Network and FSl. by Ed Frank It’s great to know that these stars of yesteryear can still compete today. t’s fun to recall former athletes as Sports Illustrated Miracle Off To Good Start In Second Half does annually with its Where are they Now edition. But Bolstered by Minnesota Twins regulars Miquel Sano and Jorge Polanco, the Fort a relatively new basketball league, Big 3, provides the Myers Miracle baseball team started the week with a second-half record of 6-4, I which placed the team in first place in the Florida State League South Division. opportunity to see the stars of yesterday in live action today. Big 3 was founded last year by actor and music legend Ice Sano was sent down to the Miracle in an attempt to regain his batting stroke, Cube and entertainment executive Jeff Kwatinetz. The eight and Polanco was here for just two games following his 80-game suspension for teams comprising the league include a virtual who s who of testing positive for performance enhancing drugs. Sano was hitting .345 in eight games with the Miracle and Polanco .333 in two former NBA players and coaches Far different from regular basketball, the roving teams play games. on just half-a-court in 3-on 3 competitions. And the rules of The Miracle is on the road this weekend at Bradenton, returning home to Hammond Stadium Monday for a four-game series against Palm Beach. All have 7 the game also are far different. The 10-week season “tipped ” off June 22 and each Friday night all eight teams p.m. starts.^^ — four games — compete in NBA arenas in Flouston, Chicago, Oakland, Detroit, Miami, Toronto, Boston and Atlanta. The playoffs in Week Nine will be in Dallas develop a plan for budgeting and saving with the championship in Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York. Taking Charge which can lead to boosting their credit Should you want to watch this exciting back-to-back brand of basketball on July score, while helping to eliminate debt. 2 0 in the American Airlines Arena in Miami, the four games will pit the Killer Of Your Financial Financial health is just as important as 3’s against the Ball Hogs; Tri State versus Ghost Busters; 3’s Company versus 3 physical health, because lacking the Headed Monsters, and Trilogy versus Power. Health Program first can have an impact on the latter. But here’s just a sampling of the stars you will see: The presenter, Ruben Perales, financial is h of SanCap, along with Fifth The eight coaches are Rick Mahorn (Trilogy); Gary Payton (3-Headed Monsters); relationship manager from Fifth Third Third Bank, is offering a community Nancy Lieberman (Power); George “The Iceman Gervan (Ghost Busters); Charles Bank, will introduce this information in presentation, entitled Taking Charge Oakley (KillerSs); Michael Cooper (3’s Company); Julius “Dr. J ’ Erving (Tri-State), an interesting and interactive manner. ofF Your Fineincicil Health, on Wednesday, Participants will leave the session and Rick Barry (Ball Hogs). July 18 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Sanibel Each team is limited to six players and oh what memories some ot these Big knowing how to create a budget, Community Church. This workshop will 3 players bring - Chauncey Billups, Metta World Peace, Drew Gooden, Amar’e interpret a credit score and manage help individuals and families learn how to Stoudemire, Brian Scalabrine, Glen “Big Baby” Davis, Nate Robinson, Alan debt.” do basic budgeting, slash their debt and Henderson, Bonzi Wells, Quentin Richardson and Mike Bibby. And these are just a This seminar is open to the boost their credit score. community and snacks will be provided. few of the current Big 3 players. . . , u < Kathy Y. Monroe, FISH facilitator We won’t attempt to describe all the Big 3 rules, but obviously they were crafted To RSVP, contact Kathy Y. Monroe at and program director, said, “This 472-4775. For more information, visit to provide up-tempo basketball. session will attempt to help individuals www.fishofsancap.org.^^ SPORTS QUIZ spending needs for operations, power LCEC Rates Are supply and capital investment in the 1. 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United Way Volunteer Center by calling Training classes are offered monthly 433-5767 or by visiting the United and will cover the topics such as Way website at www.unitedwaylee.org/ confidentiality, planning for success. volunteer. Doctor and Dietician vegetables. We love our roasted veggies and eat them multiple times per week. Roasting Summer If you are new to roasting vegetables, you may be surprised at how yummy Vegetables they are. Even picky veggie eaters tend to like them roasted, and often go back for seconds! The caramelization brings out a totally different and wonderful flavor. photo provided Family mentors are being recruited to help parents Choose one veggie or roast a the Child Welfare System and are ready colorful combination. The reds, Volunteers to be reunified with their children. oranges, yellows, purples and greens, An ideal family mentor will be one all add different nutrients. Brightly Sought For Family who can be nonjudgmental, offer a colored vegetables are more nutrient- minimum of an hour a week to work dense and rich in antioxidants. Pair Mentor Program with the parent(s) and provide a caring with a piece of fish or other protein, and supportive relationship to reduce the and you’ll have a delicious and healthy tie United Way Volunteer Center feeling of isolation in the spirit of “families meal. and the Children’s Network of helping families.” Mentors will assist Toss the vegetables with some Southwest Florida are recruiting T parents with basic parenting and family by Ross Flauser, MD sea salt, garlic or your other favorite individuals to become family mentors. budgeting skills by teaching, coaching and and Marion Hauser, MS, RD seasonings, and olive or coconut oil. Volunteers will be trained and matched modeling. Spread the vegetables out well on a with parents who have been involved in ummer is a great time to fill Today’s parents need a support your plate with as many fresh baking sheet, or the trapped steam vegetables as possible. Floridians will stew rather than caramelize them. S Roast at 425 degrees, stirring every have the wonderful opportunity to enjoy fresh vegetables all year long, 15 minutes to allow for an even roast. but gardeners everywhere enjoy the Roast until the vegetable tips are toasty, NAUMANN LAW thrill of the summer garden bursting usually 2 5 top 4 0 minutes. Veggies ------y.a .------with vegetables. Luscious commodities like carrots and beets take longer such as asparagus, garlic, greens, to roast than green beans, peppers, a t t o r n e y s at l a w colorful varieties of tomatoes, carrots, or mushrooms. Have fun as you try Seller, you can choose your title company! cucumbers and eggplant, are ready for different tasty combinations. your consumption. This information is not intended to We will meet or beat any I ’ide Quote. It’s always great to eat vegetables treat, cure or diagnose your condition. We provide the personal attention and fresh from the garden, or tossed Caring Medical Regenerative Medicine ______together to make different salads. One Clinics has two locations: one in Oak M«i our Closing Tram: Nicole Naununn and Samantha Baker service that you deserve! of our favorites is mixing basil and Park, Illinois, and one in Fort Myers. Located across from Gulf Harbour tomatoes from the garden with fresh It was established in 1991 by Ross mozzarella for an irresistible Caprese Hauser, MD, and Marion Hauser, MS, 15065 McGregor Blvd, Ste 104, Fort Myers salad. When you’re not in the mood RD. 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It is a behavioral change M Q: I have been through accessing the subconscious mind all employee-related operations across the dating my boyfriend health sy^em. Wukits^ has 25 years of through the power of suggestion. It's for over a year, experience in HR management for large totally natural, and he can become a non- and he has been companies with 13 years in health care. smoker in as little as three sessions. Some a cigarette smoker “We are very excited to add Michael to smokers do stop ’ cold turkey,” however. since before we our team. He brings extensive leadership The withdraw symptoms can be intense dated. 1 really experience with large and diverse health and, to reiterate, one can only stop for want him to quit care systems and an excellent track record the self, not someone else. smoking, and he of building collaborative relationships within Stay positive aixl be patient, and says he knows he those systems,” said Larry Antonucci, MD, hopefully you will see some positive MBA, Lee Health president and CEO. should but he doesn’t do anything about results. Wukitsch most recently served as the it. Can you suggest what I should do? Constance Clancy, EdD, LMHC, A : From what you have shared, it vce president of human resources for LPC. NCC is a licensed mental health seems like your boyfriend is not ready to Northwestern Memorial Healthcare in Mike Wukitsch photo provided therapist, hypnotherapist, author and become a non-smoker, at least for now holistic stress management instructor. If Chicago, where he was responsible for and vice president and chief human the business unit HR Business Partners or he would have made some attempt to you have a question, email Constance resources officer for Children’s Hospital stop. Smoking is a very difficult addiction across all hospitals and outpatient sites at drconstanceclancy&gmail.com or Colorado. He also served as director of to break. While there are several as well as system-wide responsibility for visit www.drconstanceclancy.com.i^ human resources - operations for Coors modalities to use to become a non- HR operations. Northwestern Memorial Brewing Company in Golden, Colorado. smoker, one has to be ready to stop and Healthcare is an academic health system Wukitsch has an MBA from the really WANT to stop. You can take a very comprised of seven hospitals and 60 Overeaters University of Michigan Ross School of positive approach like you have and let outpatient facilities in the Chicago metro Business and is completing his PhD in him know how much it would mean for area. The system has more than 25,000 Anonymous Organizational Learning. Performance and his health and for both of you. However, employees. Change at Colorado State University. it has to be his decision only when he is f food is a problem for you. Overcaters Before that, Wukitsch served as the Wukitsch replaces Jon Cecil, who ready. 1 would avoid any manipulative or Anonymous can help. Meetings executive vice president, human resources retired in May after more than 40 years controlling tactics or ultimatums because are held in Room 132 at Sanibcl for Cadence Health in the Chicago area. I with Lee Health.^J even if he does quit, he is very likely to Community Church on Tuesdays at relapse because he wouldn’t be stopping 5:30 p.m. and on Fridays at 9 a.m. For more meeting information, visit deaRPharmacist for himself, and he has to stop for himself suggests that if you’ve been struggling with www.southwestfloa.org. mental health issues prior to menopause/ first. 1 cannot emphasize that enough. Hopefully, there will come a time that Sanibel Community Church is It's Tough andropause, they are bound to get located at 1740 Periwinkle Way.tt worse. In particular, symptoms such as he will want to become a non-smoker Getting Older p>anic attacks and suicided ideation seem to heighten, and it’s much harder to by Suzy Cohen, RPh deal with than typical annoyances such , ear Readers: as depression, irritability, mood swings, As we age, insomnia and memory loss. ' we notice The CDC found that the rate of symptoms creeping women committing suicide has been on up every few months. the rise since the year 2000, it’s up by 50 JOINTDAMAGE? With women, it’s percent and the average age is between called menopause 4 5 and 64.1 have to wonder how many and includes many of these people were brought to the brink symptoms such as from the use of mirxl-bending anxiolytics fatigue, forgetfulness, or antidepressants that are thought to DEGENERATED hot flashes, vaginal impair otherwise good judgement and JOINTS NEED discomfort or atrophy, decreased libido, possibly raise risk of suicide. It brings to irritability and insomnia. Menopause can mind fashionista Kate Spade and TV chef REGENERATIVE be surgically induced, as occurs when you Anthony Bourdain, both of whom were MEDICINE. get a total hysterectomy. taking anti-anxiety medications. They With men, it’s termed andropause and impact your brain and sometimes in a the symptoms include reduced fatigue, sex good way, but also in a bad way due to drive, weak erections, depression, loss of unexpected side effects. strength and muscle mass, weight gain as Today, I’d like to offer a few tips that well as occasional night sweats akin to a could help you, as a couple, age more woman’s hot flash. You might find that comfortably together and minimize the PROLOTHERAPY MAY SAVE YOUR JOINTS! you’re less competitive than normal. problems that drive people to doctors, or In the news recently, there have worse, to psychiatric wJho numb you with been some interesting findings reported addictive m ^cations. Here are eight ideas KATIE WORSNICK, MPAS, PA C ROSS HAUSER, MD from brand new studies. The first that to get your hormones balanced: comes to mind is about post-menopausal 1. Manage stressful situations women and how they have an elevated 2. Avoid estrogenic chemicals risk for heart failure or coronary heart 3. Maintain a healthy sex life 239.303.4069 disease, if they have higher testosterone 4. Watch what you eat levels compared to e sb ^ o l (an estrogen 5. Exercise hormone). 6. Actually, sleep at night 7. Get enough rest What about your brain and mood? For Giring Medical Regenerative Medicine Clinics sure, psychological symptoms are one 8. Aswhagandha of the first (and worst) things noticed by This information is not intended to 9738 Commerce Center Ct. Fort Myers, FI 33908 men and women during menopause arid treat, cure or diagnose your condition. andropause. You might think you’re going Suzy Cohen is the author of The j, and so might those around you. 24-Hour Pharmacist and is a registered It differs for everyone, and new research pharmacist. To contact her, visit www. SuzyCohen.com.Vf 48 ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 PETS OF THE WEEK photos provided Haven on Earth Animal League NEWSPAPER Irish And Lucy Sanibel & Captiva Islands CALLING CARD 239-395-1213 Emergency...... 911 Sanibel Police...... 472-3111 Lee County Sheriff’s O ffice...... 477-1200 On Call Captiva Deputy...... 477-1000 Fire Department - Sanibel...... 472-5525 Fire Department - C aptiva...... 472-9494 Florida Marine Patrol...... 332-6966 Florida Highway Patrol...... 278-7100 Poison Control...... 1-800-282-3171 Chamber of Commerce...... 472-1080 City of Sanibel...... 472-4135 Administrative O ffic e...... 472-3700 Lucy Building Department...... 472-4555 vaccines. I am also declawed and currently liwng Planning Department...... 472-4136 with a foster family. I am still young at heeirt cind Library - Sanibel...... 472-2483 very healthy. My adoption fee is $100. Library - Captiva...... 239-533-4890 Hello, I’m Lucy. I am a beautiful female tabby Post Office - Sanibel ...... 472-1573 with white feet and bright green eyes. I'm 2 years Post Office - Sanibel (toll free)...... 800-275-8777 young and currently living with a foster family. Post Office - Captiva...... 472-1674 I’m not real crazy about other cats, so I need to Sanibel Community Association...... 472-2155 Center 4 Life - Senior Center...... 472-5743 be the only one in your house. I have been fully Irish vetted and brought up to date on all vaccines. My ARTS adoption fee is $100. Arcade Theater...... 332-4488 i there! I’m Irish. I am a beautiful male We are being cared for by Haven on Art League Of Fort Myers...... 275-3970 13-year-old, orange tabby, Maine Coon. Earth Animal League. For more information, BIG ARTS - Barrier Island Group for the A rts ...... 395-0900 I have a very fluffy tail and long white Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre...... 278-4422 H call Diane at 860-833-4472 or email whiskers. 1 am neutered and up to date on all Fort Myers Symphonic Mastersingers...... 288-2535 havenonearthanimalleague@i/ahoo,com.^ Gulf Coast Symphony...... 472-6197 Loo County Alliance for the Arts...... 939-2787 Lee County Domestic Animal Senrices Naples Philharmonic...... 597-1111 The Herb Strauss Schoolhouso Theater...... 472-6862 Sanibel Music Festival...... 336-7999 Priscilla And King Sanibel-Captiva Art League...... sancapart.com SW Florida Symphony...... 418-0996 Symphonic Chorale of SW Florida...... 560-5695 CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS ABWA-American Businesswomen’s Assoc.. httpj/abwasanibelcaptiva.org American Legion Post 123...... 472-9979 Angel Flight S E ...... 1-877-4AN-ANGEL Audubon Society...... 472-3744 CHR Community Housing & Resources...... 472-1189 Community Foundation of Sanibel-Captiva...... 274-5900 COTI Committee of the Islands...... [email protected] CROW - Clinic For The Rehabilitation of Wildlife...... 472-3644 Democratic Club of the [email protected] FISH OF SANCAP Neighbors Helping Neighbors...... 472-4775 FISH. OF SANCAP 24-hr service...... 472-0404 Sanibel Island Fishing Club...... 472-8994 Horticultural Society of the Islands...... 472-6940 Horticulture and Tea Society of Sanibel and Captiva...... 472-8334 King ID# A722545 Kiwanis C lub...... 677-7299 Priscilla ID# A742353 League of Women Voters...... [email protected] can see, will match anything. I am definitely a Lions Club, Jeff MacDonald...... 302-521-1158 looker. I am well-mannered and love to play with ello, my name is Priscilla. I am a 1-year-old Master Gardeners of the Islands...... 472-6940 tennis balls in the play yard and then cool off in MOAA - Military Officers Assc. of America, Alex MacKenzie----- 395-9232 female domestic shorthair who came to our kiddie pool. I am an all-around kind of guy Newcomers...... 472-9332 HLee County Domestic /\nimal Services with that would make a great addition to any family! Notre Dame Club of Southwest Florida...... 768-0417 my two sisters. All have distinct personalities, and My adoption fee is $30. Optimist Club...... 472-0836 I seem to be a combination of both Mia and The shelter is open to the public Monday PAW S...... 472-4823 Gelipa. I like attention, but I’m so independent through Saturday at 5600 Banner Drive in Rotary C lu b ...... 472-7257 or 472-0141 that it requires you come to me for it. 1 am very Fort Myers. Adoptions are available 10:30 a.m. Sanibel Bike C lu b ...... sanibelblcycleclub.org sweet cind like ear rubs. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. For Sanibel Beautification Inc...... 470-2866 My adoption fee is $10. information, visit Lee County Domestic Animal Sanibel-Captiva Orchid Society...... 472-6940 Hi, I'm King. I am a 1-year-old male pit bull Services at www.leegov.corn/animalservices or Sanibel-Captiva Power Squadron...... wiww.usps.org/localusps/sancap mix who is a stunning mixed breed that, as you call 533-7387.^ Sanibel-Captiva Republican Caucus...... 395-1202 Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club___ facebook.com/sancapshellclub 267-7291 Sanibel Youth Soccer...... www.sanibelsoccer.org.. 395-2040 Adoption package includes spay or neuter, United Way of Leo County...... 433-2000 Adoption Discounts microchip, up-to-date vaccinations, county license United Way 211 Helpline 24 hour...... 211 or 433-3900 and a 10-day health guarantee. This is a $500 Zonta Club...... 728-1971 elebrate this Independence Day by allowing package. LCDAS' team of volunteers and staff are ISLAND ATTRACTIONS a new pet to enjoy the freedom of a forever waiting to introduce your new family member to Balley-Matthews National Shell Museum...... 395-2233 Chome. you. Just stop by the adoption center 10;30 a.m. JN “Ding” Darling National Wildlife R efuge...... 472-1100 Adoption fees will be reduced for the entire to 3;30 p.m. Monday through Saturday at 5600 Sanibel Historical Museum & V illag e...... 472-4648 month of July. Adult dogs are just $30 to adopt; Banner Drive in Fort Myers. SCCF Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation...... 472-2329 cats are $10; and kittens are $20. In addition, cats Visit www.leelostpets.com to see pets available To be listed in calling card email your information to: and kittens are two-for-one; adopt one and you can for adoption.^J L ______press Q islandsunnews.com ______J take home a feline friend at no additional charge. ISLAND SUN - JULY 6, 2018 49 Answers on page 53 LESSON IN King Crossword Crossword TOLERANCE Super ACROSS 1 2 1 Hollywood's ACROSS 49 Up vote 93 Tiny nation 3 “A Prairie 37 Tennis’ 80 LaBeouf of ■ Photoshop 11 Home Fraser “I, Robot” 1 Putting 50 Digit with in Europe ping? 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