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•w^iEtf-QF:MAY:;5'1;: 11v 2605 V FLORIDA: .VOiLUME 32 NUMBER; 19 20 PAGES 75 CENTS City Council starts to look at Historical Village cuts buildback and redevelopment ribbon on new exhibit By GARY PHILLIPS the land development code." Schopp [email protected] said. "There are definitely some common issues between redevelopment and build- Sanibei City Council held a special back. We think they should be consid- discussion on buiidback and redevelop- ered separately. Buildback has a single ment as part ol" their regular meeting focal point and that is simply restoration Tuesday. of the status quo after a disaster so as to Mayor Carla Johnston explained the prevent loss. Redevelopment on the other purpose for the review. hand looks to the future." "This is a variation from a regular Schopp went on to say that buildback council meeting in that there is no deci- should mean just that; building back sion going to be made this morning," she structures as they were before a disaster. said, "The purpose of this is to get the "Residential property owners should views from across all sectors of the have the opportunity to build their prop- Sanibel community pertaining to defini- erly back to the size, location and con- tions of buildback, definitions of redevel- figuration that existed prior to the disas- opment and to try to determine exactly ter," he said. "In the process of build- where changes are needed in the existing back, nonconformities should be elimi- Sanibel Code in order to make more nated to the extent practicable." clear how buildback should occur and Sony a Smith of the Condominium what should be the scope of the upcom- Association of Sanibei reported on the ing redevelopment study." status of the island's condos. Johnston then opened the floor to pub- "Many condominiums and time-share lic input. Larry Schopp was the first to properties are still recovering from the address the council and said buildback relatively light hit we received from Photo by Gary Phillips and redevelopment should be treated as Hurricane Charley last August," Smith Committee members and volunteers cut the ribbon on the replica of a packing different endeavors with different goals. said. "If a worse disaster occurs we will house which has been added to the exhibits at the Sanibel Historicai Village and "COTI (Committee of the Islands) need a buildback ordinance to provide a Museum. continues to support adoption of a com- (!-r): Paula Newton, Alex Werner, Dottie Miller, Mary McLaughlin, Jackie Raushert, prehensive buildback ordinance to aug- See BriU>BA

Photo by Gary Phillips Mayor Carla Johnston presented Sanibel Police Set. Michael Cooper with the award for "Employee of the Quarter" for the second quarter of 2005. "I want to thank you very much for what you have done/' Johnston said. "You were promoted to a police officer in October 1986, promoted to sergeant in 1994, reassigned as a detective in February 2003 and are a valuable member of the Sanibel Police Department." The public is invited to the dedication of a Commemorative Marker and planting of a Memorial Tree Cooper shared the honor with his fellow officers. in honor of deceased Planning Commissioner John Dillon. "I want to thank my peers for nominating me for this/' The program is scheduled for 8:30 a.m., Tuesday, May 24. he said. "But I think it goes without saying that I'm The event, hosted by the City Council, will be held at the really fortunate to have the staff I work with." City Hall Gazebo immediately prior to the Planning Commission meeting that morning. Sighrseeing-SunseT Cnuises RenTal & Toun Boar Imps * enjoy fRoLickinc, dolphins, scenic mnune TOURS and Samlwl's famous sunseTs

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ment and density. "Different species like different habitats. Screech owls are very territorial and can't be within seeing dis- tance of another screech owl," Evans said.

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t City obtains bike path easement Last we ek s weather High Low Rain By GARY PHILLIPS money which is not within the budget at [email protected] this point in lime. I think we should do it. Wednesday 81 69 1.04 Note: Rainfall levels are recorded from I don't think we should do it now." Thursday 84 67 0.00 the morning of the day given to the fol- Looking to improve the shared use Councilman Steve Brown was again lowing morning. paths on the island, Sanibel City Council unable to attend for medical reasons, but Friday 82 70 0.00 voted to accept the offer of an easement participated in the discussion via speaker- Saturday 84 76 0.00 from the Periwinkle Pines Homeowners phone. Brown praised the Periwinkle Sunday 80 71 0.50 Association. The properly is on the west Pines Homeowners association for their cooperation. Monday 83 73 0.00 side of Dunlop Road. City Manager Judie Zimomra said the council had been "That community is one of the gold Tuesday 87 73 0.00 Source: Island Water Association briefed on the offer. medal communities on Sanibel. They are "Council did receive from the Parks so cooperative with the city," Brown said. OnniliC anjtjif a "illlAC NOT FOR NAVIGATION and Recreation Committee a memoran- "Any time you can get land on Sanibel, by This information is furnished as a service hut without any warrant oallluf It w3PIIV HUB' » !• dum regarding each of these items," she easement or outright purchase, you take it. a These predictions are mathematical calculations based on averac e said. "The Parks and Recreation This is a no-brainer." May6- 12,; 2005 conditions. They do not include the effects of storm surge caused!sy vavK Committee recommends to city council Johnston recommended that council Feet 3 that they accept the easement along accept the offer. 2 Dunlop Road opposite Periwinkle Pines Sufk ""•'?,*': "I think it's a very nice offer from the Tidal ..IS-:r and when the Periwinkle/Dunlop shared homeowners association," she said. Range at !! H|||s, IJfSilll Sill i Illiill lllllll use path is constructed that the path will "Staging the revegetation and staging 0 '1(11111yl Hedfish jjHiiiiitat'iiti'i iitiil| il.ltill Sis. ;V....\ llt*ilii i: jjjffjl meander through the area." :=- •;,;•• BI bicycle paths are budget issues that will Pass 1 l pfi§f iiii lliiil ilia Zimomra advised council that if they come along. They're somewhat separate approved the easement they would see the from accepting the easement." Sunrise 6:47 a 6:46 a 6:45 a 6:45 a 6:44 a 6:43 a 6:43 a matter again in budget meetings. In a related matter, council considered Sunset 8:03 P 8:04 p 8:05 P 8:05 P 8:06 P 8:06 P 8:07 P "A vote today would direct staff to put improvements to a shared use path on it on the capital budget," she said. "The Rabbit Road. Council had been provided Redfish Lo council would have two more reviews of a list of six proposed improvements along : that before construction on the project with estimated costs for each plan. Pass Hi •12:54 :a 1:53 a 3:04 P could actually begin." Zimomra said a resident near the area had Lo 5:50 a 6:11 a 2:51 a 3:51 a 4:57 a 2:23 P 11:29 P Zimomra added that grant money expressed concern about alligator safety Hi 12:18 P 12:38 P 6:28 a 6.:39 ,a .6:43 a: 10:37 P would be sought to help finance the pro- on the path. ject. Lo 7:03 P 7:45 P 12:56 P 1:20 P 1:48 P "This particular shared use path is the Mayor Carla Johnston said the project path where there was an alligator fatality has two aspects. in 2001," she said. "City staff has spent a Punta Lo "One is the revegetation of the parcel great deal of time looking at alternatives Rassa Hi 12:48<:-..'::•'. type of path we should have there. It will and take another route." he said, adding Lo 5:53 a 1:32 a 2:38 a 4:07 a J:21 P 10:38 11:33 1 add to the safety of the bikers and the that the signs would be posted in English, '11.1:40 •4 a. a 5:17 :a*;- '!•§#$: ;.v-;: ..'-^ other people who use the shared use path. Spanish and German. Lo 7:04 P 11:57 a 12:20 P 12:48 p It's a kind and good offer." George Sousa of the Sanibel Bicycle Vice-mayor Mick Denham said he sup- Club said his group supported improving ports shared use paths, but is wary about the path but not rebuilding it closer to Captiva Lo the financing and the timing. Rabbit Road.. (Outside) -Hi-:; '\t: ~k'*- y, ••.-., '.'My personal concern is I'm not sure "We would like to continue with the Lo 4:36 a 4:57 a 1:37 a 2:37 a 3:43 a 1:09 P. 10:15 P we should do it now. We need to remind Rabbit Road bypass. It's one of the most ourselves that we have some fiscal issues beautiful paths on the island," he said. ,•*•'. ,:"•'' HT '•a ;tt:if «• : ^-03.a 5:14 .a': with the city right now. We still have hur- "Our recommendation would be to widen Lo 5:49 P 6:31 P 11:42 a 12:06 p 12:34 P ricane debt," Denham said. "Also, the it, to improve it, but keep it in the same more bike paths we put on the island the location." more maintenance costs we put into it. I The council voted to accept the lowest think we should do this only with grant cost proposal of $150,000. As Sousa sug- money. It's not in the city budget. I'm not gested, the path will remain in the current island just picking on this particular issue, I'll location and will be widened, maintaining pick on any issue where we have to spend a 2-foot shoulder.

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L LIC #MA38601 / NAT. CERT 390882-00 SMTA MEMBER / LICENSED / INSURED SERVING LEE COUNTY COMMUNITIES FOR OVER 16 YEARS 6 • Week of May5- 11, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER ing, but I have not seen my letter-writing I was shocked to read in the News-Press and e-mailing critics at any of them. this week that this region is the lowest IJETTISI I hope they will join in intelligent pub- funded in the state for substance abuse t lic debate and discussion in the future. , services for adults and the second lowest for children. This is unacceptable, and it To The Editor: purchase price and loan amounts), condo — Michael Valiquette is the State legislature's job to correct this In a letter to the editor published in the fees will be impacted and there could be Sanibel regional inequity. Island Reporter the week of April 7-13, reduced property tax revenues. Since all I urge you to support the $400,000 2005 concerns about the need for a post- non-conforming condo properties can request for SWFAS enhancements, and to disaster build-back ordinance which I now be identified, it could be considered continue to provide increased funding for expressed in an earlier letter were dis- by the City to produce an ordinance which To The Editor: these important services in the future. missed as "appeals to emotion and fear." addresses each complex and spells out This is a letter I have written to my Thank you. These concerns are real and I would like specifically where/how many units/how state legislators. to respond and explain where they come high / how far back, etc., the reconstruc- Dear Senator/Representative: — Darla Letourneau from. tion will be permitted. All complexes As the State Legislature works on the Sanibel In my first year as a Planning would not be able to meet current height and location codes and requirements, but budget for next year, I want to urge my Commissioner on Sanibel I got to know representatives and the State leaders to and greatly respect the late John Dillon. I structurally the new buildings would be far superior to the old. An ordinance support the pending $400,000 request for found John not only an extremely intelli- detoxification services for an expansion of BIG ARTS says Thank You gent person but also a visionary for which listed each complex that is subject to the 28-day rental requirement is in services at the Southwest Florida Dear Islanders, BIG ARTS Members Sanibel and its future and I am proud to Addiction Services (SWFAS). and supporters: say that we were developing a mutual place and we could do the same with this SWFAS is the area's largest and oldest We just wanted to take a moment to say respect for each other. Although John will buildback dilemma. With this pre-plan- comprehensive substance abuse program, 'thank you' for making the 2004/2005 be greatly missed since his passing, his ning of buildback, it will give comfort to encompassing Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Season BIG ARTS best yet! legacy and vision must go forward. not only the owners of effected units, but also to the rest of the Island residents Hendry and Lee Counties. It is celebrat- Despite the season's early challenges The following comes verbatim from ing its 25th anniversary this year, and has in the forms of Charley, Frances, Ivan and the official recorded minutes of Planning since we all will know in advance what buildback would look like. Let's hope that served the communities of Southwest Jean, BIG ARTS met and in most cases Commissioner Dillon, long before any Florida very well, in spite of the lack of exceeded our attendance goals. Nine con- campaign, as the Chairman of the Land we never need to use this new ordinance. Respectfully submitted by: adequate government funding and a grow- certs/events were sell outs, The FORUM Development Code Review Sub- ing need in our community. lecture series sold out and we had an committee in their annual review dated John Dillon, Chair" The Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva, an attendance increase of over 50 percent for October 14, 2003: organization working to improve the lives both our Monday Night film series and "Buildback of Gulf-front Condo- John knew that we have a serious prob- of women, has partnered with SWFAS our On Stage (theater) performances. Our miniums (This concept applies to homes lem with our codes and that something over the past five years lo assist women to monthly art exhibit openings in Phillips and commercial properties) needs to be done as soon as possible. become independent and successful in Gallery were extremely well attended and "There arc provisions in the Land Eighteen months have passed since John their recovery from substance abuse, resulted in increased sales for the artists Development Code (LDC) for condomini- made that statement and although not including returning to the workforce, involved. As usual our workshops and ums that are damaged more than 50% to much has been done on the problem since moving to their own house, and reuniting classes were very popular with a number be rebuilt, but they do not specifically pro- then, he got my attention and I chose to with their children and families. I've had of sold out Special Artist Workshops. gel involved to do what ever I can do to vide all of the answers and the City and the privilege to work directly with BIG ARTS goals are to enrich, educate assist in the City with this or any other property owners will most likely end up in SWFAS over the past three years and I've and entertain our island community. Our problems related to the Land Develop- court to get buildback permits, which seen what a difference SWFAS makes in active hurricane season severely impacted ment Code. could take years with no guarantees as to the lives of these women. With proper ser- many of our contributors and sponsors, how a court will settle the issue. Many of It is encouraging that the City Council vices and assistance, addicts can turn their but with their continued generosity and these property owners have significant has taken up the subject as of Tuesday's lives around and become productive citi- participation, BIG ARTS was able to con- sums invested, as do their mortgage council meeting. I hope that those who zens, which enhances the social fabric of tinue to show as Marvin Hamlisch said at lenders, who likely would join in any law- disagree with me or my concerns will par- our community, as well as providing eco- our annual benefit, "Nobody does it bet- suits for redevelopment. If lawsuits take ticipate in future meetings of the council nomic benefits. ter!" any length of lime (years?), there will be and/or the Planning Commission on pro- Over the past 5 years, SWFAS has cre- In the months to come BIG ARTS will serious consequences for these owners posed ordinances. This is where you can ated a Transitional Living Center, which demonstrate that "We've got it all right who will not have use of their property, have intelligent face to face debate and includes residential and day treatment, here!" and we hope to see you at many of the lenders will still require payment discussions. I personally have been at men and women's halfway houses, and the exciting events we've planned for the (insurance covers replacement costs, not Planning Commission meetings for over a permanent housing. The SWFAS organi- 2005-2006 season. necessarily market value — the basis of year now without missing a single meet- zation has been recognized as an effective Thank you for your continued support. organization of dedicated and effective We treasure our place on the Islands and leaders, providing quality services that with your help and good wishes, we make a real difference in the lives of not expect BIG ARTS to equal BIG FUN for only the clients in the program, but in the everyone for many years to come! lives of all those around them—their spouses, children, employers, co-workers, Deborah LaGorce, President Pine Island: and neighbors. Under the outstanding Liz Fowler, Executive Director leadership of Randy Bixler and Rosemary Lee Harder, Assistant Executive Director Boisvert, SWFAS has become a model organization and has successfully pursued t Florida's Federal grants to help meet the growing need for their services in our community. I Best Kept Come In For A . inc. 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Compiled by JENNY BURNHAM [email protected] fund for causeway hero The blotter contains public information obtained from the Sanibel Police Department. All persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company is pleased to announce that a fund has been created to offer support to Arrests the family of Kent A. Crappell of Morgan City, 05/02/05 Louisiana. Mr. Crappell died on April 25 when the crane Bartolo Bartolo Lopez, 20, of 774 Marsh Avenue, Fort he was operating to position a piling for the new Sanibel Myers, was arrested on a charge of leaving the scene of causeway collapsed. The fund was the idea of Dave an accident with injury and knowingly driving on a sus- Reynolds, who made the first contribution. pended driver's license. "Kent Crappell was a real hero," said Reynolds. "By quickly reacting to the problem and moving the crane Incidents and piling away from the platform, he probably saved the 04/26/05 lives of his co-workers. I think it's important to show his Abandoned Vehicle family back in Louisiana that we islanders recognize his The Utilities Department requested that Sanibel Police last act was an incredibly brave and selfless one." remove a truck that was apparently abandoned for sever- "We are honored to collect contributions to be for- al years on city property in the 2200 block of Wulfert warded to the family," said Sanibel Captiva Trust Road. Police contacted the company that owned the Company Chairman and CEO Al Hanser. "We hope to truck. The company had the truck listed as "missing" in make a presentation to the Crappell family later this their files for several years and agreed to remove the month." vehicle. Anyone interested in contributing should make their checks payable to the Kent A. Crappell Family Fund. 05/01/05 Donation checks can be mailed to or dropped off at The Grand Theft Sanibel Captiva Trust Company, 2407 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel Captiva Trust Company Chairman and CEO Al In the 2900 block of West Gulf Drive, unknown per- Suite 7, Sanibel, FL 33957. Hanser receives the first check for the Kent A. Crappeli son(s) reportedly removed a nail gun valued at $500 Family Fund, from Dave Reynolds. from an office at a construction site.

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Traffic Citations WINDOW TREATMENTS 7''l \ Sanibel Police issued the following speeding citations: WALL AND FLOOR COVERINGS • Sanibel-Captiva Road: sixteen FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES • Casa Ybel: four • Periwinkle Way: two • Tarpon Bay: one • West Gulf Drive: two INTERIORS Police also issued citations for the following: by Decorating '.- •• • Failure to stop at a stop sign: one • No valid driver's license: one Our 15th year serving you on Sanibel Island • Expired tag: one 239-472-6551 695 Tarpon Bay Rd. #15, SanibelJFL 33957 • Expired driver's license: three Sanibel Promenade • Improper passing: one 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-Friday • Operator not wearing personal floatation device: one Project communications with you by FedEx, email, photos, etc., if you are up north. 8 • Week of May 5-11, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER VIP names Top Producers for Sanibel Office VIP Realty Group, Inc. has announced March Associates of the Month from the Sanibel office. Shelby Bortone was named Top Sales Associate, Eric Pfeifer was named Top Listing Associate and Karen Bell was named Top Producer. Shelby Bortone is a member of the Sanibel-Captiva Associate of Realtors, the Florida Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors. As an experienced real estate professional, she provides quality personal service. Shelby originally hails from West Virginia and moved to Florida in 1982, arriving on Sanibel in 1997. She is an active member of the community involved with the Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation Marine Laboratory and Sanibel Beautification. Eric Pfeifer is a licensed Florida Realtor and recently obtained his Broker's license. After graduating from Vanderbilt University in 1988, Eric worked as a Project Engineer for a con- Shelby Bortone Eric Pfeifer Karen Betl struction company for five years. He also owned and operated a successful sports- Baltimore, Maryland for eight years: He Engineering License from the State of since 1979 and has been active in real wear printing and embroidery business in ultimately obtained his Professional Florida and is a licensed Building estate since 1987. She is dedicated to the Contractor. community and serves on the Sanibel- In addition to getting actively Captiva Conservation Foundation Board involved with the Sanibel-Captiva of Directors, the Community Housing Association of Realtors since 2001, Resource Board, the Board of "Friends SUSAN BLUEHS Pfeifer spends his free time with the Who Care" and is !a member of the Kiwanis Club of Sanibel and Captiva and Captiva Civic Association. She was Health Care Services coaching his two children in soccer, flag active with the Loggerhead Sea Turtle football, softball and baseball. Program for 9 years! and &esved on tne © Sanibel-Capthsa* Association of Realtors A FULL RANGE OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES BY AN ISLAND RESIDENT He was recognized by VIP Realty Group as well as the Sariibel-Captiva .Beard of Directors. For many years, Karen has consistently been the top pro- Bathing & Personal Care • Companion Care Association of Realtors as "Rookie of The Year" for 2002, and he was one of ducer for both Sanibel and Captiva Meal Preparation 'Transportation • 24 Hour Care the first two Realtors to earn the Islands. Medication Management • Safety Management Leadership designation within the VIP Realty Groups Inc. has provided Association. In addition, the Greater Fort Southwest Florida with a full range of Blood Pressure, Cardiac & Pulmonary Management Myers and the Beach Association named real estate services for more than 25 Diabetic Care • Wound Care • Colostomy & Ileostomy Care him ^s "Top Gun" for 2003 and 2004. years. As the largest locally-owned resi- Eric is currently working on his CRS and dential real estate firm in the region, VIP Al^heimers Care • Terminal Illness Care & Management GRI designations to provide the best pos- Realty offers services in new home sales, sible [service to his real estate clients. resales, relocation, annual and vacation Susan Bluehs, R.N. (239)472-3327 Karen Bell, has resided on the Islands rentals, and property titles. Lie. 50211154

PUBLIC HEARINGS Taste of the Islands 2005 Thanks to all from CROW CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA The Sanibel Planning Commission will conduct Public Hearings The 25th Annual Taste of the Islands was one of the best Tastes ever, thanks to all on May 24,2005 beginning at 9:00 A.M. at Sanibel City Hall in who participated and attended the event. With the largest attendance in recent years, this year's Taste at the new City Community Park on Periwinkle Way made the Council Chamber (MacKenzie Hall), 800 Dunlop Road, access easy for 3,400 guests and 17 restaurants and raised more than $45,000 for Sanibel, Florida, to consider the following application: the island's wildlife rehabiliitation center! The convenience of the new location, the support of the participating restaurants, the many generous sponsors and hard- 9:15 AM Commencement of a scheduled public hearing: working volunteers, as well as an absolutely beautiful April day, all contributed to a fabulous 25th Annual Taste of the Islands. Consideration of a request for deviations, as provided The CROW family sends heartfelt thanks to the following restaurants and for under Land Development Code Section 86-44 sponsors for their generosity in making this Taste g-r-r-r- great! Public Facilities, to permit the installation! of a new American Legion Post #123, Doc Ford's Sanibel Rum Bar & Grill, East End Deli, Ellington's Gramma Dot's Seaside SalQon, Great White Grill, and Trader's; lattice support structure for telecommuniciation devices, Platinum Sponsor—Barrier Island Title; in lieu of the required monopole; with a mounted Gold Sponsors—Bank of the Islands, Tween Waters Inn, Budweiser, Lifeline Designs and the Islander Newspaper; communication antenna that exceeds the height limit of Silver sponsors—Brian Murty/South Seas Realty, Coral Veterinary Clinic, 45' above ground level. The accessory Island Design Signs, John and Donna Schubert, Molnar Electric, telecommunication device is for the sole use of the NBC-2/Waterman Broadcasting. On the Marc Entertianment, Pepsi, Quest Resources USA, Inc., Renovations Plus, Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa, Sanibel Fire and Rescue District and Lee County Sanibel Susan Realty Associates, Sanibel Taxi, and Sunbelt Rentals, Inc.; Emergency Medical Services. The accessory Wildlife sponsors—The Burns Family Team/Coldwell Banker, telecommunications device is to be located at Fire Dan Hahn Custom Builders, Friends of CROW, Greenwood Consulting Group Inc., Linda Gornick/VIP Realty Group, Lorraine Cowl & Stan Kwiecien, Station No. 1, currently under construction at 2351 Duffy and Melissa Riner, the Sanibel Fishing Club, Sanibel-Captiva Islands Palm Ridge Road (tax parcel no. 26-46-22-T2- Association of Realtors, Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club, Sanibel Captiva Trust Company, Soon Come Landscaping, ; 00303.0020). The application is submitted' by the Sanibel-Captiva Community Bank, and the Jacaranda Restaurant. property owner Sanibel Fire and Rescue District. Taste of the Islands is a real gift to the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife Application no. 05-2764 V. (CROW) and, ultimately, to the wildlife we all enjoy. CROW cares for more than 3,500 wildlife patients each year and, just like any other hospital, this care costs money. CROW recives no public funding; it is through annual memberships, ALL IN THE CITY OF SANIBEL, LEE COUNTY^ FLORIDA additional philanthropic support and special fundraisers, like the Taste, that CROW is able to provide its services. if a person decides to appeal a decision made by the planning commission on This event is CROW's largest fundraiser and is an event the entire community any matter considered at this meeting/hearing, such person may need to ensure looks forward to each year. CROW plans to continuethe Taste for many years to that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, to include the testimony come, and is already planning for next year: and evidence upon which any such appeal is to be based. \

The 26th Annual Taste of the Islands. in accordance with the americans with disabilities act, persons [needing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact jim isom, director of administrative services no later than one day prior to the proceedings, telephone 239-472-3700 for assistance if hearing impaired, telephone the florida relay service at 711^ " j ISLAND REPORTER • Week of May 5 - 11, 2005 • 9

Shedding Light on School News Volume 4, Number 9 May 5, 2005 The skateboard Spring Break policy put in place Dominique Eidem and Ellie Barfield, Men Stivers, a "th grader, went to Joshua Benzrihem and Carl Von after a skate park is built at the school. The 7th Grade Reporters Orlando on his spring vacation. Harten, 7th Grade Reporters policy may be modified, although, after a Kin lireenplak' and Amanda Sleele. skate park is put in. The policy was made Between March 28 and April 1 was both 7th graders, went on a trip to Cayo There is now a skateboard policy put in so that no stairs and rails become ruined the week of spring break. You could say Costa. place at The Sanibel School. The policy and for safety and to avoid liability. This that it started on the 25th because the People all around the school decided applies to the whole school campus will help preserve our new facility, the students had that day off because of to just hang out and be la/.y! including the gym and the fields. The pol- pavilion, and to allow the pavilion to Good Friday. The reason the students Katie Herman, a 7th grader at The icy is that bikes, boards, and/or blades may remain undamaged for events. had spring break was so they could have Sanibel School, hung out at the beach not be used on campus, which includes but The skateboard policy was made a week's break during the middle of the for spring break, like she does every is not limited to the sidewalks, parking because the school was getting ready to year. year. lots, or any cement or blacktop areas. If open the pavilion with rails, ramps, stairs, Bronzen Winters, an eighth grader, Kelsey Gales, a 7th grader, .stated. "I any of these are violated, there are conse- and flat platforms. Mrs. Von Harten, the states, "I went to Utah and Indiana." He sprawled out by the pool, got a .suntan, quences. principal, says "We are committed to also stated that "This is my last year swam at the beach, and watched TV." The first offense will result in confisca- assuring the safety of our students, and to here in Florida, so this spring break has "1 just hung out at home." said 1-ric tion until the parent comes to retrieve the maintaining our nice, new facility." to be memorable." Anderson, another seventh grader. bike, board, or blade. The second offense Charlie Cooper, a seventh grader, believes Elle Farrell, a 7th grader at the Stevic i'isher. an eighth grader, went results in disciplinary action by the school "They should let us skateboard on the school, headed up North. to California for spring break. and/or REC. The third offense results in asphalt during non-school time." Also restriction on use of future skate area for a Nick Carriero, an eighth grader, states "I period of time. don't like it. 1 think students should be able The policy applies to anyone on cam- to skateboard on blacktop, but we should pus such as students, residents, and visi- not ruin the school." The skate board poli- Books, books, tors. The policy was started in March of cy will help keep this school looking new! 2005 and will be an ongoing policy even and more books Dominique Eidem and Eliie Barfield, ROMs and a lot of other bits and pieces. 7th Grade Reporters Laura Turner, a 7th grader, was excited about the book fair because she enjoys Guys and Dolls The Scholastic Book Fair was held on reading, went to the book fair and bought April25th- 29th. two books. She would like to get two iKim Greenpiaie and Amanda Sieeie. Kacie Phillips and fay lor Nave will be The person who was in charge of the other books. \7th Grade Reporters playing Adelaide. Beth Adams and Katie book fair is The Sanibel School's librari- "I got Heir Apparent and The Last Dog Herman will be playing Sarah. Christian an, Mrs. Riemenschneider. in the World. I would like to get Wolf | The Sanibel Middle School Hansen will be playing Sky Masterson The school had a book fair to give the Brother and Inkheart," stated Laura. IPerforming Arts is performing Guys and Ben Stivers and Nick Williams will be students an opportunity to buy books for Students went to the book fair and pur- spoils. Performing Arts is taught by Mrs. playing Nathan Detroit. the summer so the students can read. chased books and other things when a fSkinner G'HI.V and Dolls is about four Christian Hansen says "I'm very excit- "At the book fair there were tons teacher gave the students a set time to go |main groups: the gamblers, show girls, ed and I'm also nervous about performing books," stated Mrs.Riemenschneder. to the fair. jjdancers. and the mission band. The gam- in front of the school." Anna Degele, who There were books for students of all ages Many parents of the students volun- fblers try and find places 10 gamble secret- will be playing Lt. Brannigan, says "I'm and grades. teered to help out Mrs. Riemenschneder at |ly, and iru* mission hand is Hung to turn very excited, but also nervous, having a A lot of the books were AR (accelerat- the book fair. jfgamblcis •ruotl. There jre mo !o\c stories lot of lines to memorize."' ed reader) and the books that were The book fair has been at The Sanibel jjhemcen a dancer and ihev would School Cafetorium: admission is free. and animals, bookmarks, pencils, CD- fmost like io perform in limit ol IIK Rvcryone is encouraged to watch Guvs jschool. Mrs. Skinner ha* directed (/»i» .md Dolls. \anclDolls before -.u Mariner High School. Kacie Phillips, who will be playing |The students are \er\ excited about ihe Adelaide, says, "The play will be fabu- fplay and .ire prepared. lous, just like our past performances!" Science field trip to MOSI

Dominique Eidem and Ellie Barfield, through different spaces that simulated 7th Grade Reporters how people get through caves, and there Sanibel Girls Compete was one with poles to see how flexible On April 8th the 7th graders at The they are. There were areas to take photos in Track Meet Sanibel School went to the Museum of and make wax molds in different shapes. Science and Industry (MOSI) in Tampa. Jordan Brown, a 7th grader at The Zach Bermudez and William DuPont, 100, Chloe Daubenspeck placed 3rd in the The students also saw an IMAX movie Sanibel School, said her favorite part was 7th Grade Reporters 200, Bethany Corke placed 3rd in the 400, called Space Station narrated by Tom the simulator. "I thought the sound effects and Tajana Pettinato placed 4th. Cruise were extravagant at the IMAX movie," The girls' track meet took place Unfortunately none of the students The students traveled to M.O.S.I Jordan stated. on Tuesday, May 22nd. There were eight made it to regional competition because because it was related to an area they Chelsea Grinsted, another 7th grader schools that competed in this event. only first and second places got to move studied in science this year - astronomy. stated, "I liked the IMAX movie. It was Ten of the girls from The Sanibel on. They were only one place away from The chaperones were Officer Schulte, big and loud even though I had seen the School competed in the track meet. They making it to regional. Rio Winters says, Carol Smith, language arts teacher, movie before." Her favorite part of were eighth graders Rio Winters, Tajana "Competing against other schools was Karen Chin, science teacher, and Mike M.O.S.I. was the simulator. Pettinato, Brittany White, Christy Scofic, hard, but it was fun and I think everyone Anderson, technology specialist. This is Aimee Price, a 7th grader, liked the seventh graders Amanda Steele, Bethany' did a great job." the 3rd year that students at The Sanibel interactive exhibits they had there. "If we Corke, Aimee Price, Taylor Nave, and This year's girls' track team had a more School have gone to M.O.S.I. and the 2nd stayed longer I would have gone on the sixth graders Chloe Daubenspeck, and successful year then last year's team. consecutive year the students have gone. bike that balances on the tight rope," stat- Amelia Rosen. Ms. Jones, the school's Next year the team is hoping to make it to Some of the exhibits they have at ed Aimee. social studies teacher, and Mrs. regional for the first time ever. Amanda M.O.S.I. are a simulator, and bike that is Mrs. Smith stated, "We have gone to Darbyshire, the reading teacher, were the Steele exclaimed, "Our team was so close balanced on a tight rope on the third M.O.S.I. twice in the past, but now it is coaches for both the girls' and the boys' to making it to regional and I wish we floor. There was a work out machine that being considered the seventh grade offi- track teams. would have gotten just one place higher astronauts use; also there were different cial field trip. I'm already looking for- A few of the Sanibel students placed in because it would have been fun to go to sections about space, nature, and the ward to next year's trip to the museum!" the events. Amelia Rosen placed 4th in the another track meet." human body. Students could crawl

M t,t 10 • Week of May 5-11, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER sis, except the adult, are carefully carted into Ltd. and SCCF's Landscaping for Wildlife the school. The physical delivery is some- Educator Dee Serage, who conceived and times awkward but the presentation brings a birthed the program. la the 2004-2005 AT SCCF realization of what the work is all about. school year, 1,595 fourth-graders and 76 With the kits delivered to fourth-grade class- classroom teachers in 32 Lee County ele- es very advanced questions are received- mentary schools have learned about the life Kids and butterflies everything from hybridization to what but- cycle of their state butterfly. For the first terflies dream about. The appreciation of the time since the program began, the life cycle After a delayed start due to Hurricane students and their endless curiosity helps her kits have been distributed to other LEAF Charley, Marianne Walker began an intern- realize why the program has been such a funded educational facilities including ship at the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation success. Brightest Horizon preschool and Quality Foundation with the primary role of leading This year marks the third year that zebra Life Center educating another 30 children. and organizing the butterfly outreach pro- longwing butterflies have flown into Lee With plans to continue providing envi- gram for Lee County schools. The program County elementary schools, thanks to the ronmental education after her term at SCCF consists of delivering lifecycle kits to forth continuing support of the private founda- ends, Marianne's hopes are fluttering about graders in every elementary school in the tion, LEAF (Living Environment and Faith) like acrobats, on the tails of butterfly wings. county, giving a presentation about the life cycle of Florida's state insect, the zebra SCCF intern Marianne Walker leads a longwing, and distributing educational butterfly program for children. materials. plants, eggs, caterpillars and chrysalis. That Optimists golf tourney a big win It might sound easy enough, but the alone is a tough balancing act because slight process really can be as complex as a circus changes in the weather can drastically affect The Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club house was a lavish gourmet buffet, a table act. All the butterflies are raised in the Lolly the behavior of the butterflies. Too many would like to congratulate all the fine people full of trophies to be awarded and a table full Cohen Memorial Butterfly House at the eggs can lead to a shortage of plants; too few of the Islands for coming together and mak- of raffle prizes to be won after a great day of Conservation Foundation. can result in a shortage of caterpillars for the ing our Second Annual Local Celebrity Golf golf. In First Place was Jack and Faye It all begins with an egg. Or is it a butter- next delivery. Outing and outstanding event. Chestnut with Bob and Roberta Rohl. The fly? Nonetheless, to be able to distribute In the foundation's butterfly house, the There was standing room only at the winning First Place Ladies were Joan complete lifecycle kits, we have to have host plant of the zebra longwing, the corky award-winning Ellington's Jazz Bar and Schmidt, Rhoda Dickinson and Deb Smith. stemmed passion vine, is placed. If the tim- Restaurant. Cameras flashing and adoring Closest to the Pin was taken by Biddy ing is right, the female longwings might fans greeted the guests. They then were Fishman for women and Ron Rosen for carefully place some eggs on the newest pampered with fine wine and food, enter- men. The Longest Drive awarded for men growing tips. Then the juggling act begins. tained by great Cool Jazz; all while over went to Barry Wynkoop and Deb Smilh for The plants with eggs are moved into view- fifty items were put on the silent and live women. A special trophy went to Dave ing boxes outside of the butterfly house auction block. Pirate "Matt" offered — arrr, Osborne of Lacon, Illinois for the longest where the eggs hatch, grow as caterpillars, at your own risk — keys to the treasure distance traveled. and form their chrysalises. The newly chest. The lucky lady to win the booty was We would like to extend a big thank you formed chrysalises are then moved back into Janie Prichard. to all our volunteers, Island celebrities and the butterfly house to emerge and begin the The following morning golfers came supporters who are the true winners; Friends entire cycle again. Marianne is always keep- from all around to the Dunes Golf and ofYouth. ing her fingers crossed that each stage will Tennis Club. With a shotgun start and good- We would also like to thank our Platinum be represented during the grand finale—her ie bags in hand, the foursomes were off to a Sponsors: Ellington's Jazz Bar and act on stage. great day of golf. The wind was an added Restaurant, Century Door Company, After countless calls and emails, dodging challenge but the skies were clear. It proved Charles and Ann Burning and Nuway, Inc.; holidays and standardized-testing season, to be a most enjoyable day with the added and our Gold Sponsors: Janie Prichard she arrives at a school with a track full of fun of all our volunteers working the betting (PMR), Island Realty and Times of the It's a hands-on-the-jar learning goods. The posters, the lifecycle kit that and refreshment holes. Islands; as well as all 105 Silver Hole experience. includes a large screened-in box and a buck- Awaiting the golfers' return to the club- Sponsors and Sterling Supporters. et representing every stage of metamorpho- "On past legislation we've taken our he said. "When we move to a barrier time to do things right. Fast legislation is island we take on a certain amount of never good legislation in my opinion," risk. We recognize the fact that storms BUILDBACK Redding said. "Have we really done our and disasters come to a barrier island homework on this, have we looked at much more than they do the mainland. From page 1 what potential properties will be affected We accept that risk to live here. We hope- by a hurricane or disaster of that kind? fully insure ourselves against that risk. We need to do that first." Some of the burden should fall on the blueprint for more extensive reconstruc- "Redevelopment, in my mind, is a vol- Sanibel resident Claudia Burns property owners." tion." untary action," Samler said. "On the praised the council for raising some Councilman Mick Denham reminded Smith said a buildback ordinance other hand, buildback is as result of some tough questions. council that they recently determined would maintain Sanibel's ambiance event thai occurs, whether it be fire or "As the owner of property on Sanibel their goals and buildback and redevelop- while still respecting property owner's natural disaster, and it pertains to non- Island who does not choose to leave dur- ment were atop the list. rights. conforming properties." . ing the summer, I'm delighted that you "The number one goal was to adopt a Planning Commission Chairman Jack Andrew Redding, former council are addressing this very complex issue," buildback ordinance and our second pri- Samler agreed with Schopp that build- member, said the council needs to care- Burns said. "Sitting here listening to ority was to complete a plan for redevel- back and redevelopment should be con- fully consider their actions and not be too what people are saying makes me realize opment," Denham said. "These are criti- sidered apart from each other. hasty. that this is such a complex issue that it cal issues we must act on as quickly as cannot be resolved quickly. I would like possible. But redevelopment is a long- to suggest we take the approach we have term issue. It's a very wide ranging, taken with many other complex issues in intellectual issue we have to work on. WHO WILL EVER the past. That is to appoint a committee Not only is it a top priority for this coun- FORGET? to study this problem." cil but it's been a high priority for sever- Longtime resident Louise Johnson al councils." ime, said we must remember the past to pre- Acting Planning Director Ken Pfalzer pare for the future. gave his thought on the subject. "There has been for decades a com- "If I were to define buildback, it mon interest in maintaining Sanibel would be the replacement or duplication The island Reporter Island as a residential community with a of existing buildings, within its three- is now taking qrjj healthy tourist industry, but not as the dimensional outline; its height, its width historvj primary purpose for life on this island," and its depth and that's what buildback Johnson said. "It is a residential island. essentially provides under today's We want the economy and the tourist rules," Pfalzer said. industry to be flourishing, but not to the It was agreed the subject needs more rricane book for Sanibel and Captiva extent that it becomes out main purpose study and discussion. Johnston suggest- "^ photographs and recollections from local residents with firsthand experience for existence." ed a joint session between the planning - documentation from the local fire department and police officers Planning Commissioner John commission, city council and city staff • a look at the tragedy and a tribute to the triumph of the community afterwards Veenschotten said property owners have to further discuss the buildback and Oniy those pre-ordefing Books are guaranteed delivery since quantities are limited. to take some responsibility for them- redevelopment issues. City Manager selves. Judie Zimomra said she would coordi- A portion of the proceeds will go to the Sanibel- "I've heard no one talking about risk. nate a time that would be most suitable Captiva Community Foundation Disaster Fund. Much of the problems fall on the shoul- to members of the council and the plan- ders of the property owners themselves," ning commission. Place your orders to guarantee delivery of your book. Stop by or send in your order form to the island Reporter. The books are $40.00 each and are a great way to commemorate Sanibel's strength during a time of tragedy. cane-related storm surge were to hit the PLEASE ENTER MY ORDER: NAME:_ island. WASTE Because this was the first time the city copy(s) of the commemorative STREET: _ hurricane book at $40.00 each. I am had held such a collection day, Castle enclosing payment in full. From page 5 and his staff did riot know how many res- idents to expect but hoped for 200 cars to CITY: _STATE:_ Please mail my books to the Complex on Dunlop Road. The city's go through the gates of the DPW address at the right. I have enclosed PHONE: _ contractor accepted the items for safe Complex on Saturday. The high public an additional $5.00 for each book disposal or recycling. participation will probably make the col- to be shipped. Proper disposal of hazardous house- lection day an annual event. hold chemicals is especially important "We'll budget for another one next Please charge my American mail to: The Island Reporter office in "The Village" on a barrier island such as Sanibel. year," said Castle. "We'll hold it proba- Express/Discover /Visa/Mastercard 2340 Pcrjwink|e Way 239.472.1S87 (telephone) | Pollutants not only affect the sensitive bly more into the season, maybe in Sanibel Island, FLi «57 239.472.8398 (fax; February or March. Subject, of course, to Exp. Date environment and wildlife, but could [email protected] damage the wetlands as well if a hurri- council approval." ISLAND HbKUHIbH LJ WeeK OT May b - 11, ZUVb LJ 11

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0it exhibit: through Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. BAY: The naturalists at Tarpon Bay Snorkeling Cruise Tues., Wed., Thurs., Saturday. Explorers will started up free lunchtime 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. • MATSUMOTO GALLERY featuring talks at 12:30 p.m. on the observation new canvasses by Ikki Matsumoto LIFE ALONG OUR TRAILS Guided Dolphin Watch 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. trail walks with discussion of natural deck overlooking the most beautiful set- 2340 Periwinkle Way, in The Village. Eco Canoe and Kayak Tours, naturalist and cultural history. Programs begin in ting on Sanibel and last about half an • BEST OF 2D/3D, award winner's exhi- SCCF Nature Center, proceed to hour. led 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Mon.- Fri.; bition at the Alliance for the Arts, 10091 trails. 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Interpretive Nature Boardwalk open Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the daily. McGregor Blvd. Opening reception Monday-Friday. Free to members; $3 north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. May 13, 5 - 7 p.m. Power boats available for rental, starting for nonmembers. Call for reservations for all activities. at 8 a.m. 472-8443, or www.adven- • PEOPLEWORKS AT BIG ARTS, art 472-8900 TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offer- tureinparadiseinc.com from the Sanibel School on display at ing naturalist led tours on the Tarpon ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: at the Phillips Gallery. CAPTIVA CRUISES offers a variety of Bay portion of the 'Ding' Darling Port Sanibel'Marina, a mile past the toll cruises and sailing charters depart from On stage: National Wildlife Refuge for birders, booth, trolley service available: McCarthy's Marina on Andy Rosse naturalists, and curious people who Backwater Fishing, daily 9 a.m. - noon Lane. Call 472-5300 for reservations • ROCK 'N ROLL BEACH PARTY at enjoy being on the water and learning the Schoolhouse Theatre, 2200 Sealife Encounter Excursion, daily and information. from an experienced naturalist. Call for 12:30-3:30 Periwinkle Way. May 19 - August 13, reservations for all activities. 472-8900 472-6862 Champagne Sunset Dolphin Cruise; See DATELINE Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak: departs 5 p.m. daily Shelling & page 12 • EXILE at Theatre Conspiracy, Fould's 10:30 a.m. 472-8900. Theatre, 10091 McGregor Blvd. May Sunset Paddles tour Monday, 12-28 Call for times and prices. 936- Wednesday, Friday, 6 p.m. Tour is about 3239 2M hours. • GETTING MOMMA MARRIED at the Everglades Day Tour all day Monday - ROOFING Off Broadway Palm, 1380 Colonial Friday meet at 8 a.m., return around Blvd, through May 15 . 278-4422. 6:30 p.m. Includes air boat ride, swamp • THE BOYS NEXT DOOR at the buggy tour, and more. Call for reserva- Florida Rep., Historic Arcade on First tions. 472-0101. Street, Fort Myers. April 22 - May 15, Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- 332-4488 www.carlonroofs.com senger pontoon boat daily 11 a.m., 1 • MISS SAIGON at the Broadway Palm, p.m., tour is approx. 90 minutes. FREE ESTIMATES 1380 Colonial Blvd. April 28 - June 18. Evening cruise daily at 6 p.m. These $19 - $46. Call 278-4422 for times. tours also include a visit to the touch 239-693-1776 Through the month: tank. Tour is approx. 2 hours. or toll free Breakfast cruises include includes cof- '.'iii^i- KDIH'O ii.ii Roofs i ill- • SUMMER POOL HOURS SANIBEL fee, juice, and pastry. Also includes visit 866-693-1776 REC COMPLEX, STARTING MAY 9: to the touch tank. Tuesday - Thursday Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m., 8:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Touch Tank Exploration at 11a.m., 1 • SANIBHL-CAPTTVA CONSERVA- O V i- K 2 il > r A R S IX QB#34058 Lic#CCC1326086 p.m. and 3 p.m. Program approx. ^hour. TION FOUNDATION NATURE CEN- TER, 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road (1 Kayak/canoe rentals daily 8 a.m. — 6 mile west of Tarpon Bay Road), (239) p.m., last rental goes out at 4. p.m. 472-2329 Motorized 20' pontoons available for Trails, Education Center, Nature Shop rental, holds 8 people. 472-8900 Pine Island Realty, me. and Bookstore: $3/adult, children under TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE, 17 free, members free. Saturday - Thursday, 10 a.m., 11:30 A team approach to offering the island lifestyle for 25 years a.m., 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Hours: Open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. to 3 Wildlife Drive is now open from 7:30 FG.- a full list of available properties visit us online at www.pine-island.com where we're open 24/7 p.m. Saturday. a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday through Thursday. Wildlife Drive is closed on Native Plant Nursery: (239) 472-1932. Friday. Reservations, 472-1351 Open 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE ENJOY A

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Sambel-Captiva Islander • (239)472-5185 • Fax (239)472-1372 283-1028 Mne ISlOnd Cfrt6r ' St-Jam6S CHy 283-0909 am I f\ PO Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957-9986 WWWplne lslandcOm rf \» tt'sl>\l>» us 695 Tarpon Bay Road (#13), Promenade Center 800-741-0805 Hsa " Aas 800-531-5937 12 • Week of May 5-11, 2005 Q ISLAND REPORTER • HEALING HEARTS, support group for loss from sui- session 4 June 4 cide meets the second Thursday of each month at 9470 Fee: $5 per session, includes materials. Registration HealthPark Circle. Sponsored by Hope Hospice 6 - and payment at City of Sanibel! finance department, DATELINE 7:30 p.m. 489-9149 800 Dunlop Rd. 472-0345 From page 11 • MINDFUL YOGA with Murari Brian Healy, from May PUTTS FOR MUTTS, Humane Society of Lee County 3 through June 25. Class will explore the techniques of charity golf outing. Cypress Lake Country Club, May Classical Ashtanga Yoga, including pranayama, the 21.332-0364x309 Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure Cruises— daily 4 p.m. Yamas and Niyamas, and Chakras. Series is $99, indi- 1 1/2 tour. Narrated by SCCF docents $20/adults, vidual class $15. $10/kids 4 - 12, 3 and under are free. Thursday and Tuesday classes at the SCA, 2175 Island Beach & Shelling — 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. 3 hour Periwinkle Way, 9 -10:15 a.m. trip to Cayo Costa. $35/$17.50 Saturday classes at BIG ARTS, 900 Dunlop Rd. 9:30 - Every week | Cabbage Key or Useppa islands $27.50/$15 10:45 a.m. • SUNDAY JAM SESSIONS at the American Legion Sunset Serenade with live music. $17.50/$10 Post 123. Bring your instrument and join in the fun. 3 EVERGLADES ADVENTURE TOUR meets at Coming soow ' - p.m. until closing. Mile marker 3 on San-Cap Rd: 472- Summerlin and San Carlos, daily trips from 7:45 a.m. - • BUCK KEY KAYAKING, a naturalist-led tour around 9979 f 5 p.m. $99 Buck Key. No experience necessary. $35/person, reser- • SUNDAY ITALIAN SPAGHETTI DINNERS at the vations needed. 472-2329 American Legion Post 123. The first Sunday of the month, 5-9 p.m. Mile marker 3 on San-Cap Rd. • KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE guided week Friday 6 tours.10 a.m. Sat. and Sun. $3.25 per vehicle. TURTLE TRACKS at the Sanibel-Captiva Every wedfe Conservation Foundation Nature Center, on San-Cap • GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER CLUB meets every Rd An interpretive program on the life cycle of the log- Friday in the finest restaurants in the area. For more gerhead sea turtles^ that nest on our shores. 9 a.m., info, call 332-8191 Every week $5/adult, children free. $2 for beach parking. 472-2329 • BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Michaels and All CPR/AED classes the second Monday of every month, SHORELINE DISCOVERY with the Sanibel-Captiva Angels. Fridays 10 a.m.-11:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. with the Sanibel Fire and Rescue District. Classes at Conservation Foundation. Explore the fascinating 472-217-3, . the Sanibel Library, 770 Dunlop] Rd. Register on the marine creatures that live in this dynamic ecosystem. • TERRIFIC TWOS stories, flannel board stories, songs, first Monday of the month, $20/person. 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Starts at the SCCF on San-Cap Rd, then proceed to 472-5525. ! Gulfside Park. 9 a.m. $5/adult, children free, plus $2 for two year olds, Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. 472-2483 beach parking. 472-2329. • KWLF (Kids Who Love Fun) stories, activities, games, SMOOTH SWING AND FOXTROT lessons at the for K - 3rd grade grade at the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. Waterford Ballroom in Cape Coral. Mondays- 6-7 YOGA with DR SUSAN PATAKY at the Senior Center 472-2482 ! p.m., $6/person 945-0034 on Library Way. 10-11:15 a.m. All levels $13/member • PILATES MAT CLASSES with Bonnie Clancy, OTR HEALING MEDITATION at the SCA. 7-8 p.m.. $15/non. Public welcome, 466-1558 Members $12, non $13. [ YOGA at Casa Ybel Resort, 2255 W. Gulf Dr., with Dr. Beginning to intermediate level, Casa Ybel Resort 9 a.m., sign-in at 8:50. $10/session, please call ahead to Susan Pataky on the lawn behind Thistle Lodge. Public BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center 2401 Library Way. register, 472-0116. $2 members, $4 non-members. No partner needed all welcome. Noon-1 p.m. $15 levels welcome. 472-5743. ' YOGA at Sunset with DR SUSAN PATAKY at the SHELLCRAFTERS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Monday at Holiday Inn, 1231 Middle Gulf Dr. All levels, classes held on the beach. Public Welcome. 4-5 p.m. $15. the Community House on Periwinkle. 466-1558 BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for children aged 3- GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, 2401 Library Way. Every week' 5, Sanibel Library 10 a.m. Mon/Wed. 472-2483 FAMILY.FUN AT THE REFUGE guided tour of Bridge, Mahjong, and more. 4TH TO 8TH GRADERS, read, play board games, fun Wildlife Dr. for the family. 9 a.m. RSVP 472-1100 contests at the Sanibel Library. 3 p.m. All levels welcome. $2 x222. members, $4 non-members. STORY TIME for all ages at the Sanibel Library, 6:30 472-5743 Coming soon p.m. | BOAT SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE; at the Sanibel BOOKWORMS • 2005 SPRING SPLASH Learn To Swim Program, Community Association on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. The Stories, songs, and crafts for Saturdays, May 1 - June 25 at the Sanibel Rec Center. RENTALS game is open to all regardless of ability. Partners will be children 3-5 years old. 10 Level 1 & 2 Preschool: 1:30-2 p.m. Fishing • Cabbage Key a.m. Sanibel Library 472- provided if necessary; Fees $4 for SCA members, $5 Levels 3 & 4 Begmnet: 2:15 - 2:45 p.m. for non-members. Dolphin Watching 2483 Levels 5 & 6 Advanced: 3-4 p.m. Captains Available PILATES WITH Session 1: May I1- 28, session 2: June 4-25. MARSHA at the Senior $25 per level Center Beginner & 472-5800 BABY AND ME SWIM LESSONS Intermediate 3:30 p.m., • S.W.A.T. (SANIBEL WATER ATTACK TEAM) for Jensen's Marina 472-5743 or 472-0493 6 months to 26 months with an adult, 9 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Captiva Island Session 1 May 7; session 2 May 14; session 3 May 28; swimmers 5 to 14 years. Practice starts at 2:30 p.m., Sanibel Recreational Complex 472-0345 • ALLIGATOR AMBLERS 5 mile1 day hike at CREW. May 10, RSVP 495-7644. ! Every week REPORTER • TUESDAY NIGHT SWING AND LATIN DANCE with Buddy Stotts of First Dance! Productions, at Ron Dao's, 15320 McGregor Blvd. 8:30 - 11:30 p.m. $5/person. 415-1951 j • MINDFUL YOGA WITH MURARI AND BARBARA at the SCA. Kripula yoga, Tues/Wed/Thurs 9 a.m. - See DATELINE page' 13

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Of Collier Inc. $1,480,000 2501 West Gulf Dr #104 Screen End. $19,000 Alen, Jeanine & Bradform, JAM 345 East Gulf Drive Climatrol Quality Alum. Inc. Condominium Mitchell John S + Jane T Tr Roofing $18,495 Eertmoed Gary E. & Elizabeth C. 9472 Balsa Court Colonial Roofing Inc. $1,350,000 980 East Gulf Dr Demolish Single Family RLR Investments LLC Single Fam. $17,000 Bergstrom Charles W. TR 4164 West Gulf Drive Highsmith John Homeblder LLC $1,200,000 1689 Sabal Palm Dr Screen End. $16,725 Hanna Edward & Susan 546 East Rocks Drive Hansen Screen Enclosures Inc. Single Family Mondelli Joseph J + Linda R Roofing $15,000 Rengers Dan C & Alfreda S. 1060 White Ibis Drive Smart Roofing Inc. $1,125,000 1223 Buttonwood Ln Screen End. $14,690 Swain Christina Elaine 454 Surf Sound Court Screen Enclosure Services Inc. Multi-Fam. <10 Richardson Keith J + Murphy- Richardson Margaret AT/C Screen End. $14,023 Hanna Edward & Susan 675 East Rocks Drive Hansen Screen Enclosures Inc. Roofing $12,900 Bondurant Frederick W. & Mary C. 9125 Mockingbird Drive Pineda Bros. Of Collier Inc. $1,039,500 2349 Starfish Ln Single Family Dinovo Salvatore T + Dolores A Nonres. Alt'ns. $12,015 Zakarian Thomas M. & Beth A. 1501 D205 Middle Gulf Drive Castle Construction Group Inc. Demolish $1,000,000 1450 Royal Poinciana Dr Single Family Boorman John T + Helen J Single Fam. $10,000 Davis Samuel and Sheila 3921 West Gulf Drive Wolter Group Inc. 2639 101 West Gulf Drive All Island Glass & Aluminum $860,000 3136 Twin Lakes Ln Gen'l. Purp. $10,000 Miller Thomas M. & Kathryn O. Single Family Pattison D Bruce + Harriet A Screen End. $9,800 Broderson Fred C. & Pamela B. 9448 Cotton Court Climatrol Quality Alum. Inc. $742,000 937 East Gulf Dr #3d Gen'l. Purp. $8,303 Neitzke Edwin J. & Patricia R. 1526 Wilton Lane Owner/Builder Condominium Johnson David Lawther + Roofing $8,000 Cain Christopher & Betsy H. 9483 Peaceful Drive Kennedy/Debord Inc. Nobles Anne H/W Roofing $7,000 Patterson Lynn 1490 Sand Castle Road Infinger Professional Roofing $725,000 686 Emeril Ct Screen End. $6,800 Broderson Roy W. & Carol A. 1220 Sand Castle Road Climatrol Quality Alum. Inc. Single Family Kjoller Robert E + Laurie A Roofing $5,700 Gaina Helen A. 1705 Sandpebble Way Infinger Professional Roofing $655,000 426 Lake Murex Cir Screen End. $5,000 Jones Sherman D. & Sandra J. TR1671 Hibiscus Drive Climatrol Quality Alum. Inc. Single Family Blair Larry D + Laura F Screen End. $4,800 Cothran Howard S. & Joann C. 9026 Mockingbird Drive Climatrol Quality Alum. Inc. $620,000 742 Nerita St HVAC $4,069 Snyder Ronald TR 2321 2D West Gulf Drive Kobie Kooling Inc. Single Family Mcbeath Billy G + Meredith J HVAC $3,900 Sunset South Condominium-ll 1341 Middle Gulf Drive Carroll Jerry $620,000 2675 Wulfert Rd #6 HVAC $2,842 Hurr Kaland C. & Jo Ellen L 760 0221 Sextant Drive Modern Air Conditioning Inc. 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MEDICAL & HEALTH beautiful views community featuring parcels w/ $1375/month. from 2 porches. frontage on the Wacassassa River. Is Stress Ruining Your Life? Read Very spacious floor plan Gorgeous woodlands teeming w/ LOGGERHEAD-CAY 2 BR/2 BA condo DIANETICS by L. Ron Hubbard SAILBOATS with 2 bedrooms plus den. deer & turkey. SAVE $10,000. Plus Fully Furnished on canal. Great Call (813) 872-0722 or send $7.99 $609,000 mostly furnished. get up to $10,000 toward closing Two bedroom/two bath views and close to to Dianetics, 3102 N. Habana Ave., costs! Great financing, little down. Condo. the beach! Tampa, FL 33607 A GREAT PRICE HOMES Call toll- free (866) 352-2249, x Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR $1400/month. FOR A GREAT 436 or RENTING: SAILBOAT!! DIXIE BEACH - www.fllandbargains.com NOW THRU OCTOBER 4 BR/3 BA home MISCELLANEOUS $15,000 DIRECT ACCESS BY OWNER with pool on Light and bright contemporary Guadalupe Riverfront! Spectacular IRWIN wide riverfronts on "Prime" Texas 1-516-628-1801 river and sanctuary. FREE 4- ROOM DIRECTV SYSTEM 34 FT., 1982 Olde Florida style [email protected] Nature lovers includes standard installation. 3 Hill Country location. 10-32 acres HEAD & SHOWER, deep water canal home w/ lots of water frontage, huge paradise! MONTHS FREE 50+ Premium GALLEY. located moments to the Bay. $2000/month. Channels. Access to Over 225 trees, panoramic views. From INFLATABLE 8-1/2 FT. Pool, dock, $300's to $400's. Limited number channels! Limited time offer. S&H. DINGHY INCLUDED. open and screened porches. LOGGERHEAD CAY 2 BR/1 BA condo Restrictions Apply (866) 500-4056 available, call now before they're Two bedrooms/two baths. BIMINI COVER, Shows great! gone. (800)609-7042x110 on canal. Great SPA. Must Sell. 7 Person Deluxe. FRONT WINDSHIELD, $1,195,000 Sleeps four. views, close to Never Used. Includes Cover. Will 20H.P. YANMAR LAKEFRONT BARGAINS Starting First floor convenience. causeway. 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PETS & SUPPLIES Canyon Ferry Lake, minutes to OWNER: $825./month, (239) 784-7022. nice homes being built in this sec- (800) 784-2616 Helena. Soils tested, utilities, ready tion. 4130 N.W. 33rd. St. [email protected] (216) 932-5136 'Saltwater Solutions* to build on. Call owner (888) 770- email: [email protected] 596-8019 $129,500. Bob. (239) 699-7655 www.teamsanibel.com 2240 HOMES FOR RENT 1035 Collier Center Way Less than 5: minutes to Sanibel. North Naples. . Large lot in desirable private com- Waterfront, Hector N.Y.; climate and Cape Coral, 200-foot wide canal. Over 15,000 gallons of scenery like Germany, wine, vine- SUMMER VACATION mmunity. $169,900. owner/ agent yard, fruit country, Seneca Lake, Direct Gulf access. 3BR/2BA, pool. quality (239) 2735103 '_ CONDOS FOR SALE ON SANIBEL double garage, new paint, carpet Indo Pacific Fish, Corals National Forest, boat dock, lift, mooring house, principals, only and furniture. Seasonal/ annual. Live Rock and more! 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Rent negotiable FOR RENT EQUIPMENT AUCTION sailboat access canal. On SE 317 Peachtree St., Murphy, N.C. www.SanibelFlcondo.com Saturday-May 7 17th Place off Palaco Grande, TWO NEW HOMES 28906 1-800-499-1392 Wajerfront mobile home, on 10:00AM water & sewer in. Most desirable UNDER www.realtyofmurphy.com Caloosahatibhee river. Beautiful 6345 WEST STATE RD. 80 area. Asking $525,000. Must sell CONSTRUCTION waterfront views. Has own dock. ALVA by May 6th!! (917) 903-6377 TROPICANA MHP Large one & 2 bedrooms, glass NEAR SANIBEL sunroom. storage shed. Furnished. See website at Cape, SW 26th Terrace, lot on fresh- SUNSET-CAPTIVA http ://Scottauctions.com See them now! TIME SHARE FOR SALE Newly renovated Beautiful! Weekly or Monthly. (293) water canal. New homes being Purchase one Now! 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home 333-7355 for color photos and terms. built on block. 2 blocks south of Several VEHICLES, Veterans' off Skyline. Assessment NO RENT TIL in MOTOR HOMES, paid. Asking S139.900. Call (917) DEC. 26TH 2005 TORTUGA BEACH CLUB Private COMPRESSORS, 903-6377 Two bedroom, TIMESHARE FOR SALE Beachfront-Community. CAPE CORAL FORKLIFT, JET BOAT, two bath, cathedral WEEKS 3 AND 4 Fully furnished. MOWER, TOOLS and Riverfront gated community. Just ceilings, drywall & 2CATV's, VCP, HOMES MUCH MORE!! under an acre on the island bkfst bar. Two story condo. CD/Stereo, W/D. BRUCE C. SCOTT Caloosahatchee River, the inter- Fu!t carport, full pOrch, Two bedrooms, two baths. Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. NE, 3/2/2, Pool, hot tub, heater, AUCTIONS & coastal waterway. Central water & completely set up. Sleeps six. Call owner solar, cover. 2072SF under air, REAL ESTATE SALES sewer, clubhouse, tennis court, Total cost includes (615) 371-9029 3715SF total. 3-lot site, all tile, (888) 283-7058 pool. $499,000. Barbara Ware Titles and 6% Sales Tax. 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(239) 472-8248 REALTY 2 Bedroom & (505) 982-9242 EXPERTS!! Jacksonville. Call now! (877) 426- •Commercial & Residential 2326. ext 895 'Monthly payments 2 Bedroom w/Loft Beach Villas. 4-WHEEL DRIVE Seasonal Rates. TIME SHARE RENTALS & RESALE ~Free Estimates" .COM of $344.57 based on $79,900 w/ RENT OR OWN DREAM VACA- 10% down. Interest only payment SAVE THROUGH OWNER! State Certified VEHICLES 1-800-878-7495 TIONS, Great Location & Prices, CCC1325992 w/ 5.75% fixed rate for 2 yrs. Super Deals In Mexico. Global UPPER CAPTIVA Converts to a 15- yr variable loan. CALLTODAY Resort Services (800) 736-8250 . Lee: ' ISLAND Rates subject to change w/ out www. FORD, BRONCO, 1978. notice. Void where prohibited (239) 242-7663 BEAUTIFUL globalresortservices.com Charlotte: 4X4, 4 SPEED, NOBRIDGESTO 351M 400, SOLID BODY, POINTE-SANTO THISUNSPOILED GULF-FRONT NO RUST, RUNS GOOD. PARADISE. REAL ESTATE DISTANT PARTIALLY RESTORED, PENTHOUSE-CONDO. SEASONAL RENTALS $200 Off Any Re-Roof 2-Bedrooms/2-Baths. NEEDS COMPLETION, HOMESAND BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLINA. With This Ad! NOT JUNK! Screened lanai with HOMESITES MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL spiral staircase to Adorable 2 Bdrm/1 Bath LOTS OF NEW PARTS. FROM $180,000 TO PEACEFUL MOUNTAINS OF Duplex. Walking distance CALL (239) 574-1364. private rooftop sundeck. $2,250,000 WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS. Gorgeous sunrises/sunsets. to Beach. Easily LEAVE MESSAGE IF Homes, Cabins, Acreage & Accessible to Causeway/ I AM NOT THERE. Luxurious. Investments. Fully equipped. Bikepath. $2700/month (239) 472-3000 Cherokee Mountain Call Owner: 10/15-1/15. Realty GMAC Substantial savings. 53000/month 1/15-4/15. Advertise TRUCKS & VANS Real Estate, Murphy (610)664-2371 Water Included/Ground FOR SALE BY OWNER cherokeemduntain email: [email protected] Level Unit. Minivan, GMC Safari 1998. 114k. realty.com Furnished Unit Available. excellent condition, loaded, very Cape, desirable Couitry Club area. Call for Free Brochure (239) 277-3184. clean, one owner, ten in & out 2002. 3br/2ba/2car, ceramic tile, iSOO) 841 -5868 Asking S6400 will consider offers. iingradod appliances, window cov- COASTAL GEORGIA - Water N. Fort Myers. (239) 995-9972 erings, screened lanai. SDnnkler access, marshfront homesites. evenings/weekends. system, Floritam. Assessments Gated community, tennis golf, paid. S225.000. Qualified buyers, kayaking & canoeing. realtors welcome. Call (239) 841- Preconstruction discounts, limited fliP IT IMTHi IliSSIfllil Tiilft _089_4 time. From mid-70's. (877) 266- 7376 Pine Island, 190' open water. Ready www.eOppetspoinlcpm to build, 10 acres with large palm s & pines: $335K. (239,) 282-0609 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of May 5 - 11, 2005 • 19

group of people that are there for us • A fantastic Golf Pro — Scot Hatto • A great chef — Mark Davis • An outstanding manager Beachview Women's Golf Association — Carrie Lambert • And an unbeatable wait staff On April 20, 2005, the Beachview Prizes were awarded to the previously ladies had a beautiful day to enjoy their announced winners of the Club Champ- Nancy reintroduced the new Members final scramble of the season. ionship by Shirley MacKay. Marilyn and explained all the changes that have The winning team of Barbara Humphries awarded prizes for Ringers, taken place during her year in office. McGuffin, Joan Miller and Gloria Chip-ins, and Birdies. The most improved Jill Bugby presented Nancy with a set Waterhousc shot a 42.7. In second place player in the 9 hole group was Carol House of four tumblers designed by Lucas shooting a 46 were Mary Jane Proctor, and Joan Renner was the most improved Century in appreciation of her hard work. Jean Reed, Joan Renner and Nancy Stell. player in the 18 hole group. Third place went to Nancy Carlile, Terry Nancy Stell, the President, had a long Lohser and Diane Metz with a 46.7. list of people to thank: The scramble was followed by a deli- • The great staff at Beachview Golf cious luncheon at Beachview Restaurant. Course — a dedicated and wonderful

FREE PRINT with each subscription Be first with the latest news and happenings on Sanibel and Captiva. Subscribe now to the Islands best, award-winning newspaper The Island Reporter...#l Winning scramble team Beachview Women's Golf Association April 20, 2005 (L-R): Gloria Waterhouse, Joan Miller, Barbara McGuffin Pick up your poster at our office or add $5 postage & handling and we will mail it to you. Beachview Men's Golf Association Incoming Tide ISLAND REPORTER 6 2005 By Ed O'Neil member-guest tournament the past two years. ISLAND REPORTER * iKKl MATSUMOTO Top management, so to speak, took The nine-hole was a scramble in SANIBEL ISLAND FLORIDA command in the final week of the sea- which Stell teamed with Ralph son for the Beachview Men's Golf Suechting, a frequent 2004-5 winner, $25.00 Subscription Special Association. veteran Dick Grant and outdoorsman Annual ' Outgoing president Bill Stell Tom Ware. They posted a 22.25 score. Subscription NAME — anchored the winning team in the Even that blistering pace left them Lee County Tuesday April 26 nine-hole tournament only .05 ahead of the runnerup 22.3 reg- APT. NO- and incoming boss Tom Maggio was on isteredby Joe Hoffmann, Al Krause and STREET- the winning combination in the April 30 John Moores. CITY— STATE. .ZIP. finale. $31.00 : The closing very modified Stableford Annual PHONE i Stell will be remembered for his point tournament saw Maggio, Jack Subscription presidency of two years for several rea- Tukey, Russ Bilgore and Grant rack up a USA QPAYMENT ENCLOSED QBILL ME OVISA QMASTERCARD QPIease Mail Poster - $5 Enclosed for Postage & Handling sons. He injected new life into the group 174. The "very" in the tourney name with an imaginative series of tourna- means you get a point for a net bogie ACCOUNT NO , . ; ment events that the members thorough- and it goes up from there. $95.00 EXPIRATION DATE '. ;—u_ ly enjoyed. He put his touch on almost Rene Lohser, Jack Shea, Stu Merz Annual SIGNATURE J all facets of the league and for the bet- and Hoffmann finished second with 169 Subscription ic=l=ar-iH * po Box80 9 : r..,;n. -%z ISianCl . 2340 Periwinkle Way ter. Sanibel points. Third at 165 were Orion Nunn, CANADA MA|L JO: ** REPORTER * 'sland, Florida 33957 Maggio comes into office next sea- Krause and Ware. son after completely remodeling the

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Warm and clear skies for the Mostly sunny, high around LEE 80. Clear tonight with day followed by more pleas- BOCA COUNTY ant weather in the evening. a low of 62 GRANDE 83/64 Sat LEHIGH 80/62 Sun ACRES WEEKEND TIDES CAPE 85/63 Sat GET YOUR FORECAST FIRST ON FOX. PINE 87/61 Sun City Sat.High Sat. Low Sun. High Sun. Low ISLAND CORAL WATCH FOX 4 NEWS at 10:00 83/64 Sat 84/69 Sat FORT Cape Coral 3:41 a.m. 12:21p.m. 4:07 a.m. 12:04 p.m. 83/69 Sun 80/67 Sun STATE FORECAST-SATURDAY 6:44 p.m. 10:51 p.m. 6:46 p.m. 10:05 p.m. MYERS CAPTIVA 84/63 Sat CITY HKSUtOW IMMOKALEE CAPE CORAL 83/64 Captiva at 1:31 a.m. 9:05 a.m. 1:57 a.m. 8:48 a.m. ISLAND 86/61 Sun 86/62 Sat DAYTON A BEACH 78162 Redfish Pass 4:34 p.m. 7:35 p.m. 4:36 p.m. 6:49 p.m. 76/65 Sat 77/65 Sun 85/64 Sun FT. LAUDERDALE 82/70 Fort Myers 4:34 a.m. 1:03 p.m. 5:00 a.m. 12:46 a.m. FT. MYERS BEACH 82/64 10:47 p.m. 7:37 p.m. 11:33 p.m. 7:39 p.m. SANIBEL BONITA SPRINGS GAINESVILLE 82/56 SATURDAY MatlachaPass 3:09 a.m. 11:47 a.m. 3:35 a.m. 11:30 a.m. ISLAND FORT MYERS 83/64 Sat JACKSONVILLE 78/58 SUNRISE KEY WEST 85/75 6:12 p.m. 10:17 p.m. 6:14 p.m. 9:31 p.m. Gulf 78/64 Sat BEACH 84/62 Sun 6:45 AM 78/64 Sun 82/64 Sat ESTERO/SANCARLOS KISSIMMEE 83162 Pineland 2:07 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 2:33 a.m. 10:28 a.m. of 85/62 Sun 76/55 Sat MIAMI 83/72 5:10 p.m. 9:15 p.m. 5:12 p.m. 8:29 p.m. ORLANDO 81/62 85/62 Sun Point Ybel 12:36 a.m. 9:07 a.m. 1:02 a.m. 8:50 a.m. Mexico PANAMA CITY 79/61 PENSACOLA 78/62 3:39 p.m. 7:37 p.m. 3:41 p.m. 6:51 p.m. BOATING FORECAST COLLIER SARASOTA 80/65 Punta Rassa 1:25 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 1:51 a.m. 8:43 a.m. Wind: N/A ST. PETERSBURG 82/65 4:28 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 6:44 p.m. COUNTY TALLAHASSEE 83/56 Seas: NAPLES St. James City 1:56 a.m. 9:35 a.m. 2:22 a.m. 9:18 a.m. MARCO ISLAND TAMPA 84/64 SUNDAY Bay & Inland: 85/69 Sat 84/67 Sat VERO BEACH 79/64 SUNSET 4:59 p.m. 8:05 p.m. 5:01 p.m. 7:19 p.m. 82/69 Sun 83/66 Sun WEST PALM BEACH 83/69 8:03 PM ''. V-. Y-v'-sW' 20 • Week of May 5 -11, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER

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