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Richard about the Store. with General stories along Bailey’s of Bailey, history house Sam and They sold-out Francis season. the the f o told Talk museum’s Twilight the at 16first Jan. on husband, her Stories of the Baileys heard at Historical Village Historical at heard Baileys the of Stories father,” Mead said. “We listen to our cus­ our to listen “We said. Mead father,” knows Sanibel brothers Bailey three the by brothers Bailey three in original arrived The Sanibel. Bailey Frank when 1895, from said. 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More than 140 members and donors enjoyed a melody of the Boler’s favorite songs performed by Elizabeth Urbancyzk, Anne Chamberlain and Jessica Humphrey accompanied by Musical Director Aimee Radies and Theater Production Manager, Bobby Logue from BIG ARTS Herb Strauss Theater‘s current production of Into the Woods.

Special Joyce Rice and reception il Cielo’s Paul sponsor Dr. Me Carthy made Gary Price a special pres­ was joined entation of by Lee “golden bolers” Cooper and to the Bolers. John La Gorce San-Cap Audubon lecture series continues with ‘Images to Inspire’ 13Page Special to the Islander picture. How times have changed! In his work today Bill

Every encounter in the wild with one of these varied and uses a Canon EOS 7D SLR which Islander Sanibel-Captiva can take up captivasanibel.com to eight 2014 29, January Wednesday, ofM Week unique species provides photographer and scientist, William images per second while continuously focusing for each Hyde, the opportunity to study, record and interpret their * * k • >v# l • exposure. Bill also prepares for wildlife photography excur­ behavior. Join Bill on Thursday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. as he sions by learning the subjects potential behaviors and utiliz­ presents his program "Images to Inspire: The Wonders of ing what lie calls the three P’s-be prepared, be patient and be Peregrine Falcons, Sandhill Cranes and Ruby-Throated persistent. Hummingbirds,” at the Sanibel Community House, 2173 This is the fifth of eight Sanibel-Captiva Audubon lec­ Periwinkle Way. tures to be held in 2014 on Thursday evenings at the With a Ph.D. in organic chemistry Bill spent 30 years Community House. All are welcome to attend. Doors open with Upjohn and successor companies in a variety of roles - at 6:30 p.m., and parking is available at the Community as a medicinal chemist, patent scientist, research contracts House as well as across Periwinkle Way in the Herb Strauss scientist, in technology licensing evaluation, and in adminis­ Theater parking area. A $5 donation is appreciated with pro­ tration in central nervous system diseases research. Bill ceeds after casts being used to promote conservation on retired from Pfizer in 2003, and in 2009, after several more Sanibel and in Florida. For additional information, call Elaine Jacobson at 395-1878 or visit the San-Cap Audubon PHOTOS PROVIDED Web site at san-capaudubon.org.

years consulting on technology evaluation Audubon Bunche Beach bird walk and patent work for small start-up life sci­ The next Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Saturday bird walk ences companies, decided to fully focus his will be Saturday, Feb. 1 at Bunche Beach. Meet at the beach talents and enthusiasm on wildlife, nature parking lot at 8 a.m. New parking fee is $2/hour. bills only. and photography. One of Bill's earliest Waterproof shoes are a must because we walk through tidal memories of photography was when his dad pools on the walk, These birdwalks are open to public and opened his Kodak camera, extended the all levels of experience. A $2 donation is appreciated. Call bellows, set the self-timer and dashed Hugh Verry at 395-3798 for details. toward the family so that he could be in the Katharine Britton to discuss new book at Sanibel Library Join the Sanibel Public Library Katharine Britton's debut was a Moondance Film Festival on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 2 p.m. in novel. HER SISTER'S SHAD­ winner and a finalist in the New Room #4 for a book talk and sign­ OW, was published by Berkley England Women in Film and ing with Sanibel author Katharine Books (Penguin, USA) in June of Television contest. Katharine is a Britton discussing and signing 2011. Her second novel, LITTLE member of the League of copies of her new book LITTLE ISLAND, came out on Sept. 3, Vermont Writers and PEN New ISLAND. “A deeply compassion­ 2013. England. She teaches writing at ate story of an extended New Katharine has a Master's Colby-Sawyer College, and is an England family beleaguered by degree in Creative Writing from instructor at The Writer's Center. loss, misunderstandings, and ter­ Dartmouth College. Her screen­ There is no ch.irge to attend and rible secrets..." play, Goodbye Don't Mean Gone, the program is open to all. San iS eC C ap tiv a

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Susan Egan brings Broadway to BIG ARTS (mom) ( i«c ) (oMMaa) (t&Lume) The original ''Belle” of Broadway’s Beauty and the Beast, Susan Egan will bring her vocal stylings to BIG RIVETING ARTS on Saturday, Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. in Schein GENIUS Performance Hall. 900 Dunlop Road. Scheduled to perform classic songs by Cole Porter, George and Ira Gershwin as well as Rodgers and Hammerstein, Egan’s Belle of Broadway concert will be a feel-good show for STORIES the entire family. Nominated for Tony and Drama Desk awards for her performance in Beauty and the Beast, the critically WE acclaimed singer/actress has recorded more than 40 songs on six solos CDs and has an impressive resume TELL of credits, including performing on stage as Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Sally Bowles in Cabaret and as the original Leonide in Triumph of Love. She has also appeared on the big screen opposite Jennifer Garner in 13 Going on 30 and in several popular television series, such as House, Numb3rs and Arli$$. Individual tickets for the concert are $47 for loge and $42 for general seating. Tickets are only $5 for stu­ dents with valid student ID and children 17 and younger. Susan Egan Discounts are available for PHOTOS PROVIDED groups of 10 or more. Susan Egan as Belle in Broadway’s “Beauty Discover more about BIG ARTS, including upcoming and the Beast.” concerts, volunteer opportunities and membership es and events by visiting BIG ARTS, online at ‘Stories Will options as well as purchase tickets or learn more about BIGARTS.org, by phone 395-0900 or via e-mail our full season lineup of exhibits, performances, class- [email protected]. Tell’ screening Art Auction to benefit Sanibel Christian at BIG ARTS BIG ARTS Monday Night Film Series screens Oscar-nominated writer/director Sarah Polley's tale. Preschool, features local, national Artists “Stories We Tell” on Feb. 3. Special to the Islander joined the Sanibel Congregational the Florida Watercolor Society Phil As both filmmaker and detective, Polley discovers Looking for a chance to own a United Church of Christ. Early in his Hilton, Joan Vogel, and two ceramic that the truth depends on who’s telling it as she inves­ one-of-a-kind original art piece while career he worked as a chemical engi­ art pieces by Augusta Crane, whose tigates the secrets kept by a family of storytellers. supporting children in our communi­ neer, but later pursued his love of work has been featured at the Edison Casually interviewing and questioning a cast of char­ ty? Come join the Don Rogowskey painting. He and his wife Jan, also Ford Estates. Many additional acters of varying degrees of reliability, Polley elicits and Friends Silent Art Auction and an artist, spent many years in pieces by local artists, including refreshingly candid, yet mostly contradictory, Reception in support of the Sanibel Southwestern Connecticut, where many Shell Point residents, are also answers to the same questions. As each person relates Christian Preschool on Feb. 1 from 4 they owned an art supply store. Don available for bidding. their version of the family mythology, present-day to 6 p.m. Choose to bid on paint­ specialized in landscapes, and was On display, will be a tribute to recollections shift into nostalgia-tinged glimpses of ings, ceramic and fabric pieces by sought after by fellow Shell Point Don and Jan Rogowsky created by their mother, who departed too soon and left a trail of local and national artists while enjoy­ residents for his work in animal por­ the children of the Sanibel Christian unanswered questions. ing wine and appetizers. The 2-hour traits. Jan worked in a variety of Preschool. In a revealing glimpse into the paradoxes that com­ reception will be held at the Sanibel media, including oils, watercolors Art pieces will be on display and prise the essence of family: always complicated, Congregational United Church of and needlework. ■ bids accepted starting Sunday, Jan. warmly messy and fiercely loving, “Stories We Tell” Christ at 2050 Periwinkle Way. In addition to artwork by Don and 26 from 7:45 a.m. to 1 p.m., and explores the elusive nature of truth and memory. But Everyone is welcome. his wife Jan, there are a wide range Monday, Jan. 27 through Friday, at its core it is a deeply personal film about how our All artists have generously donat­ of artists and styles available for bid­ Jan. 31. The auction will conclude at narratives shape and define people as individuals and ed their artwork and 100% of the ding. These artists include Canadian the end of the reception. Please con­ families, interconnecting to paint a profound, funny auction proceeds will go to scholar­ Andrew R. Ross, whose work is fea­ tact the church office at 472-0497 and poignant picture of the larger human story. ships and educational development at tured in collections at IBM in Madrid for hours during the week. Winning The 2012 Canadian film has a runtime of 108 the Sanibel Christian Preschool. and Ridley College in Canada, as bidders not present will be contacted. minutes and is rated PG-13. Admission to BIG ARTS Donald J. Rogowskey, the fea­ well as award-winning Florida artist For more information about the Monday Night Film Series is $8 and all screenings tured artist, was born in Chicago and Peter Zell. Other pieces include Silent Auction or the Preschool, throughout the season begin at 7 p.m. More than just later moved to Southwest Florida and donations from signature member of please call 472-0497. a movie, each Monday Night film screening is fol­ lowed by a complementary reception and discussion led by knowledgeable film aficionados in BIG ARTS Container Gardening Program at the Library Phillips Gallery. Audiences will enjoy the BIG ARTS Monday Special to Hie Islander years. She particularly enjoys working to teach classes on butterfly gardening, Night Film Series in the comfort of Schein Join the Sanibel Public Library on with plants that enrich daily lives such herb gardening and moonlight gardens, Performance Hall, which features surround-sound, a Thursday, Jan. 30 at 2 p.m. for a very as tropical fruit trees and herbs that as well as orchid cave and several other high-definition projection system and large screen to special program on container garden­ serve culinary needs, foliage flowers relevant topics. This program will be provide a superior cinematic experience. ing presented by horticuituralist for use in floral designing, as well as held in Meeting Room # 4 of the Complimentary assistive listening devices are avail­ Debbie Hughes. Ms. Hughes has been nectar and host plants for Florida's but­ Sanibel Library. There is no fee to able for use during the screenings. planting gardens in Florida for over 10 terflies. She has taught and continues attend and the program is open to all. ‘Sanibel Uncorked’ winter festival CHR’s Mardi Gras by SanCap Optimist Club Feb. 23 Special to the Islander items, Lily & Company will be offering a Everyone is invited to share in an after­ store-full of beautiful jewelry , some at dis­ tickets now for sale noon of food, wine, and a fun silent counted prices. A special night with a gour­ auction. This popular, charitable event to met meal cooked in your own home will be Special to the Islander In addition to Bank of the Islands, benefit kids' needs (recreation, scholarships, offered for bid. A special magnum of red Tickets for the second annual other major sponsors so. far include etc.) is presented by the Sanibel-Captiva wine, hand-signed by golfer Jack Nicklaus Mardi Gras party, the island’s best Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille, the Optimist Club for the 6th year at Lily & Co. will also be available in the silent auction. “fun” raiser, a benefit for Community Sanibel-Captiva Trust Company. Jerry Local wine distributers will select and The Festival will be Sunday, Feb. 23 Housing & Resources (CHR) and pre­ Carroll Air Conditioning, Barrier provide a bevy of fine wines for sampling from noon to 4 p.m. at Lily & Co. Jewelry sented by Bank of the Islands, will go Island Title Services, the West Wind during the festival proceedings and also will Gallery on Tarpon Bay Road, across from fast. Inn and Bailey’s Supermarket. have wines available in the silent auction. Bailey’s. Free Valet Parking will be avail­ The event will be Saturday, March The event claims the honor of Cooking demonstrations with samples and able. 1 at the Dunes Golf & Tennis Club being “the most affordable and fami- complementary wine pairings will be pre­ Tickets will be offered for a $30 donation from 6 to 9 p.m. Priced at just $35 for ly-friendly on the island.” Following sented by Matt Asen of Timbers Restaurant ($25 designated driver). They are available adults and $ 10 for children (includes a on the success of last year’s inaugural as will several other local gourmet now at Bailey's General Store, the Sanibel special hot dog dinner), tickets will be event, CHR will once again serve a chefs. Chef Karl Hamme of Bailey’s Cafe in Tahitian Gardens, the Sanibel- available beginning Thursday, Jan. 23 full Cajun meal including crawfish Catering and Prepared Foods Department Captiva Community Bank, and Lily & at Bank of the Islands; Bailey’s and traditional king cake for dessert. will also present a cooking demonstration. Company. Tickets also will be available at Supermarket; and the Sanibel Cafe; or Added to the festivities this year are a Chef Karl is in charge of preparation of the door. A special, commemorative etched at the CHR office, 2401 Library Way costume contest and live music. A the Festival hors d'oeuvres. Music will wine glass will be given to each guest. - stop by or call 472-1 189. silent auction and 50/50 raffle will accompany the silent auction. Silent auction items are sought in addi­ Last year, the limited number of round out the evening’s activities. A few of the silent auction items avail­ tion to cash donations. For additional tickets sold quickly. This year, organ­ “This event is very relaxed and a able include: nights at several local resorts, Information contact Stan Howard at 472- izers hope to accommodate a larger lot of fun,” said Tim Garmager. golf for four at several island courses, and in 0836 or e-mail number of partygoers, raising essen­ CHR’s Development Committee addition to the wines and many fine auction [email protected]. tial funds to help provide emergency chair. “It really is a celebration of the services and keep rents reasonable for season and a good time for every­ more than 75 families who reside in body,” he added. Beach Walks at the West Wind Inn CHR homes or apartments at locations CHR is a 501(c) 3 non-profit throughout the island. organization that has partnered for Meet an SCCF guide on the beach at the in Februarv: 4. 18. and 25 at 10 a.m. West Wind Inn at 3345 West Gulf Drive at “This is money that the agency more than 30 years with the City of 10 a.m. Take a walk on the beach identify­ must raise to fulfill financial obliga­ Sanibel to provide affordable housing SCCF Shorebird Walks tions for the current fiscal year,” said for island workers. Sanibel retirees ing what the local tides, currents, and winds at The Sanibel Inn have deposited for islanders to see. Sanibel Kelly Collini, CHR executive direc­ and residents who are disabled. For Meet your SCCF guide on the beach at continues the commitment to protect local tor. “Our operating budget relies on more information, visit the website at the Sanibel Inn, 937 East Gulf Drive. Learn beaches by leaving the wrack community of over $100,000 in community sup­ sanibelchr.org, stop by the CHR office the stories of the shorebirds you encounter, cast ashore seaweeds and sea grasses that port.” or call 472-1 189. some have migrated thousands of miles to feed the insects, shorebirds and beach plants local beaches. Tuesdays, Feb 4 & 18 at 4 that live there. This program is free to all. p.m. There will be four beach walks on Tuesdays

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Trailgate 2014 i s l a n d Live and silent auctions at "Ding” - Page 46 / SANIBEL AND CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VISIT US ONLINE AT CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM CHR board discusses finances and future fundraising By MCKENZIE CASSIDY Jeff Tuscan and Lisa debt and inventory also decreased because maintain those undesignated amounts for [email protected] McKenzie of Tuscan & of a prior year’s home sale. long. The Board of Directors for Sanibel’s Company presented the Overall, the organization was in sound Tuscan said that, on average, non-profits Community Housing and Resources debat­ audit to the board and financial shape. The non-profit is currently keep the equivalent of six months worth of ed on Jan. 20 whether the non-profit should members discussed operating in the black and had $30,000 operational costs as reserves in case of a focus more on development and fundraising some of the findings. worth of reserves last year for the first time rainy day. CHR’s operational costs are close in the future. CHR had a slight oper­ ever. to $ 1.3 million, meaning it would need to set Board Members were first presented with ating loss, said Tuscan, Establishing reserves is important for any aside $600,000. the organization’s financial audit for but only because of non-profit organization in case of an emer­ Board Members described the $30,000 September 2012/2013, prepared by Tuscan property depreciation gency or economic downturn, said Tuscan, as a first step in building important reserves. & Company, PA, a Fort Myers-based certi­ rather than the loss of yet he pointed out that it can be challenging "We are certainly nowhere near the sug- fied accounting firm. Richard any cash. Long-term for donations-based non-profits like CHR to Johnson See CHR, page 49 Senate to consider longer delay in flood insurance hikes By MCKENZIE CASSIDY

legislation in the U.S. Senate may delay higher flood insurance premiums for coastal communities by up to four years. | Senate Bill 1926 would delay Biggert- Waters, a 2012 law to reform the National Flood Insurance Program, for much longer than the eight- month delay passed earlier this week in a SI.I trillion govern­ ment funding bill. Bill Nelson Biggert-W aters sought to reform the NFIP - currently in $25 million worth of debt after Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy - by forc­ ing homeowners to pay the “full risk” Florida amendment to secure amount, but many of those homeowners won't be able to handle the skyrocketing conservation funds makes it to 2014 ballot premiums. One provision that is especially trou­ been transferring it into the state’s funds have been cut to nearly zero in By MCKENZIE CASSIDY bling for Southwest Florida homeowners General Revenue Fund and using it the last four years. [email protected] is the elimination of “grandfathering,” for other projects. Projections from Florida’s Water Voters will decide this fall where homeowners could have kept their “Since 2009, funding for land and Land Legacy indicate that the whether a 20-year-old conservation old rates if they had built their property to conservation in Florida has been amendment would secure $5 billion trust fund should be closed to the code. slashed by 97 percent,” said Will Legislature’s prying hands. for conservation over the next 10 The local housing market will also take Florida’s Water and Land Legacy Abberger, director of the Trust for years. a hit because prospective buyers will be Public Land’s Conservation Finance Although the amendment doesn’t was the state non-profit organization forced to pay the “full risk” amount that collected 696,294 valid signa­ service. “Florida needs a dedicated, increase taxes or create a new pro­ upfront. sustainable source of funding to pro­ gram, it does insulate the current trust tures as of Jan. 23 to put the amend­ Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Florida, said last tect our drinking water quality and fund from being accessed by the ment on the November 2014 ballot. week’s funding bill only helps a small water quality of our lakes, rivers, and Florida Legislature for other purposes Proceeds from the state’s docu­ percentage of homeowners and more streams, and wildlife habitat.” that don’t protect the environment. In mentary stamp tax, charged in real needs to be done. He is confident that S.B. fact, specific language in the amend- estate transactions, have been used Abberger said that as far back as 1926 will pass. for the last two decades to protect the the 1990’s the Legislature regularly See AMENDMENT, page 49 “I’m an optimist. I believe it will pass. appropriated $300 million a year for state’s unique ecosystem, but since It’s the right thing to do,” said Nelson. 2009 the Florida Legislature has land conservation alone, but those PHOTO BY CAROL ORR HARTMAN See FLOOD INSURANCE, page 49

Word on the Island ...... 22 B u s in e s s ...... 26 Island Living ...... 39 INSIDEraDAY Letters to the Editor ...... 22 Obituaries ...... 24 Sports ...... 50 ® fS aJ Next Pet Palooza benefits GCHS on Feb. 15 5X) « ft. Special to the Reporter Way. This is the perfect opportunity to find a pet that will any federal, state, or county funding and no funding from Generous donations from Sanibel Island, along with bring love into your home for years to come. The Royal the Humane Society of the United States or ASPCA. In those of the Tahitian merchants and Pets du Soleil Pet Shell Companies. Tahitian merchants, and Pets du Soleil 2013 the GCHS created Second Chance Fund, which Photography, raised $834 for the Gulf Coast Humane Photograhy join together again in support of the GCHS. allows people to donate directly to the care of their sick Society during Pet Palooza 4 on Jan. 11. The shelter pets will be available for their meet and greet and special needs animals. This helps to alleviate some of a \ Pet Palooza 5 is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 15 from from 11a.m. to 1 p.m. the financial cost that comes with the extra care needed. *N 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tahitian Gardens, 1975 Periwinkle If you are already a pet owner, you can support the All donations to the Second Chance Fund directly offset U shelter by having Pets du Soleil Pet Photography photo­ the medical cost for those pets with needs beyond routine es graph your pet. Their climate controlled photography 3 medical care. Donations are greatly appreciated. To see trailer is set up especially for pets. K-Nine Connections more about the Gulf Coast Humane Society, visit: gulf- 3 Life Center & Academy Kennels will be on site to dis­ coasthumanesociety.org. r> >> cuss pet training and provide an agility course for your The Royal Shell Companies host several meet and 55 pet to try. The Tahitian merchants will donate a portion greet events with the GCHS throughout the season. T3 C/3 01 of their day’s sales to the GCHS. Please have your pets Sanibel has historically been very generous in their sup­ c on leashes for their safety. port and by opening their homes and hearts to many of ■o JW The Gulf Coast Humane Society is a not-for-profit, the shelter's dogs. GCHS is located at 2010 Arcadia no-kill, animal welfare organization that does not receive Street in Fort Myers.

a> 4J Spunky Draper LCDAS: Stray animal control advisory Special to the Reporter with their owners. To go: Lee County Ordinance requires finders to surren­ “In recent months we have experienced an alarm­ der stray animals within 24 hours to Lee County ing number of residents who find pets but never What: Pet Palooza 5 Domestic Animal Services so they may be reunited bring them to shelters. It is imperative the found pet When: Saturday, Feb. 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with their rightful owners. Failure to do so could is scanned for a microchip and matched to any miss­ Where: Tahitian Gardens, 1975 Periwinkle Way result in fines and citations up to $500 and possible ing pet reports filed by an owner,” said Animal Details: Visit GCHS website at gulfcoasthu-sthu- civil and criminal theft charges since animals are Services Director Donna Ward. “If interested, find­ manesociety.org considered property. ers may complete an adoption application for the pet Animal Services uploads photographs of all and will be contacted if it is not reclaimed by its incoming stray animals so that owners can check the rightful owner.” agency’s website daily. Animal Services also recom­ Animal Services strongly urges pet owners to mends visiting the shelter to identify and reclaim have their pet microchipped. Collars and tags can be Clarification missing pets. easily removed whereas microchips are permanent A story in (he Jan. 22 issue of the Island Reporter, While Craigslist, Facebook, and other social and prove rightful ownership. For information about “San-Cap Heart Walk: Sandy Teger shares her daugh­ media are great tools for advertising found and miss­ Lee County Ordinance Relating to Animals, how to ter Allison's survivor story,” stated that donors and ing pets, animals need to be brought to their local reclaim lost and missing pets, or upcoming low-cost participants received a T-shirt at the event, but they stray animal control shelter so pets can be reunited microchip clinics, please log onto leelostpets.com. will actually receive a bandana with a heart logo.

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Centennial From page 24 church’s ministry, will bring messages that Sanibel Community Church is located at f l R A T E c k \j i s £ reflect the DNA of the church and the islands 1740 Periwinkle Way (next to Jerry's in Biblical context. Market). Worship Services are at 8 a.m.. 9 $5 O F F Sa l t y S a m 's y v a i h u r o n t a d v c n t u r e s The Centennial Celebration will be cul- a.m. and 11 a.m. with Sunday School for all with the purchase of 2 fares, '2500 M A IN S H U I I (OR! M Y l RS IM A C H . II minated with a day of celebration, including ages as well as nursery. For more informa- no other offers apply a community picnic on Sunday, April 27 at tion call 472-2684 or visit on the web at limit 4 p eop le noon. sanibelchurch.com. expires: 2/4/2014 Islander

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_____ Page 31 B Week of Wednesday, January 29, 2014 breezenewspapers.com breezenewspapers.com 2014 29, January Wednesday, of Week B 31Page PRESERVING PARADISE Refuge welcomes new education intern Special to the Reporter in natural resources conservation. She Megan Gallagher recently joined the comes to the refuge from Hawk Mountain staff of J.N. “Ding” Darling National Sanctuary in Pennsylvania, where she was Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island as an a conservation science trainee. environmental education intern working Megan Gallagher and “I love Sanibel so far and am eager to with Ranger Becky Wolff, the refuge's Education Specialist start exploring this wonderful island.” education specialist. Ranger Becky Wolff Gallgher said. “Everyone here at the “Ding" Darling Wildlife Society- admire the first sub­ refuge is so nice and helpful. 1 am really Friends of the Refuge (DDWS) supports mission to the 2014 excited to be part of the J.N. 'Ding- the refuge internship program by paying Junior Duck Stamp Darling team. Most of all 1 cannot wait to competition. living stipends for several interns each go birding!" year, supplementing staff cutbacks due to Gallagher will be assisting Wolff, who federal budget constraints. PHOTO PROVIDED heads the Junior Duck Stamp program for Gallagher graduated in 2013 from the the State of Florida, with the contest judg­ University of Massachusetts Amherst ing. which takes place each year at “Ding" with a degree in animal science and minor Darling. Nature Notes Tarpon Bay Explorers ing Nature and Sea Fife Cruises. With a Tarpon Bay Explorers in the J.N. naturalist by your side, discover mana­ “Ding” Darling National Wildlife tees and dolphins and observe amazing Refuge bird life on the rookery islands. And Tarpon Bay Explorers is the licensed don’t forget the popular breakfast and concessionaire of the J.N. “Ding” evening cruises, too! Darling National Wildlife Refuge, pro­ Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at viding low impact recreational and edu­ 900 Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel. For cational opportunities to the public days, times and to make a reservation, under contract with the U.S. Fish & call 472-8900. Wildlife Service. ■ Standup Paddle Board Tour of Sanibel Island Marina Tarpon Bay: 634 Yachtsman Drive. Phone: 472- Join a Paddlefit Certified Naturalist 2723 to learn the basics of standup paddle- Sanibel Marina is located at 634 Reporter Island boarding while you tour the Tarpon Bay Yachtsman Drive on Sanibel Island estuary. Get a birds eye view as you between the Causeway and Lighthouse stand aboard these stable boards. You’ll off Periwinkle Drive. Owned and oper­ learn all about the inhabitants of the ated by Myton Ireland since 1985, it is seagrass flats including fish, oysters, open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Call manatees, dolphins and birds of prey. 472-2723 for times and reservations on The tour lasts 90 minutes. Tour times any of the following scheduled cruises: are either 9 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. All skill ■ Stars and Stripes: levels welcome but participants must be Enjoy the waters of historic Sanibel PHOTO PROVIDED at least 13 years of age and weigh at and the Pine Island Sound while on a Historical Village volunteers in front of the Chapel by the Sea. least 90 pounds. sightseeing adventure. Travel from the ■ Aquarium and Touch Tank: Sanibel Lighthouse to the Back Bay Historical Village Get to know our local marine life Wildlife areas. View Dolphin and during an 'interactive touch tank presen­ Exotic Wildlife. Departs at 1 I a.m., I tation with a marine biologist. Discover p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. Available for volunteers are appreciated first-hand the creatures beneath the sur­ private bookings. Reservations required face, including conchs, sea urchins, sea at 472-2531 Special to the Reporter tors.” stars, horseshoe crabs and more. ■ Sanibel Thriller: Historical Village volunteers gath­ In another training event prior to this Presentations are daily at 11 a.m., 1:30 Cruise the waters of the Gulf of ered Jan. 15 for a get-together to thank latest gathering, some of the newer p.m. and 3 p.m. Mexico and Pine Island Sound circum­ them for their vital service to the muse­ museum volunteers went on an educa­ ■ Kayak Trail Tour: navigating the Worlds most prestigious um and village. Held at the home of vol­ tional trolley tour with author and muse­ A great introduction to Tarpon Bay Barrier Islands. During the narrated tour unteer Stephanie Rahe, this was the sec­ um volunteer Jeri Magg. Magg, whose and the coastal environment. Kayak you will see wildlife such as Dolphins ond such gathering of the season. book “Historic Sanibel & Captiva with a naturalist through the mangrove and Exotic Birdlife as well as the “We consider every gathering to be Islands: Tales of Paradise” tells the his­ forest along the Commodore Creek Historic Sanibel Lighthouse. Voted the pan of our training program for our vol­ tory of the island following it from the water trail. Learn about the rich back- best tour on the Islands, “A must do unteers,” said Emilie Alfino, museum East End to Captiva, led the tour. Magg bay ecosystcm and the wildlife that when visiting the Islands” Reservations manager. “The primary purpose of this pointed out historic sites and buildings lives there. You’ll be surrounded by red are required at 472-2328 event was to recognize our volunteers’ along the way and told stories to go mangroves, wading birds, and unsur­ ■ Rental Boats: hard work and to thank them. We all along with them. passed peace and quiet. All ages and Fish, Picnic, or sight seeing aboard find that getting to know each other and “I enjoyed using the trolley tour to skill levels welcome. Tour times are 20 foot Regal deckboats, fishing boats exchanging stories are priceless learning tell the history of our beautiful islands to 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m.. 11:30 a.m. or I available. Boats include all safety experiences.” the new docents. It was great fun work­ p.m. equipment. Reserve a boat at 472 2531. Gayle Pence, past vice-president of ing with Jack, our driver, and I look for­ ■ Sunset Rookery Paddle: ■ Pro-Fishing Guides: the village, is the chair of the Docent ward to doing another tour sometime As the sun goes down, paddle to the All equipment and license provided. Training Committee. Pence added, soon,” Magg said. Rookery Islands and see hundreds of Backwater and Tarpon fishing available “There are so many talented people on “We thank Evelyn Stewart of birds return to roost for the night. The Book at 472-2723. this island, and when our volunteers Adventures in Paradise for providing the paddle lasts 2 and a half hours. bring their own special talents to the trolley,” Alfino said. “It was the perfect ■ Nature and Sealife Cruise: Adventures In Paradise Cruises museum, it makes us more successful way for us to see the history that lives See wildlife up close while cruising Departing from “G" dock at Port and a very interesting place for our visi­ outside of our village.” the waters of Tarpon Bay dur- See NATURE NOTES, page 34 Island Reporter captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, January 29, 2014 U Page 32 y l d u o r P e W 239,472,0606 • SanibellslandCow.com Open Open 2163Periwinkle Way • Sanibel 7am- Days9:30ish7 e v r e S aWeek Island

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PHOTOS PROVIDED Allen Dunham confers with Fran Peters about an inspection report. Lee MOAA recognizes school Meet your CHR neighbor district at January meeting Special to the Reporter the efforts of the Lee County School By CLAUDIA BURNS Dunham is grateful to CHR for The Lee Coast Chapter of MOAA District and JROTC, the county has the sancapnews@breezenewspapers .com enabling him to be part of the fabric of (Military Officers Association of third largest attendance in the country. Fran Peters, owner of Island Vacations, Sanibel, and Peters is happy to have a true America) recently hosted its January The MOAA chapter is a strong support­ is delighted to have a key employee who “island boy” on her staff. meeting. Dr. Nancy Graham, Lee er of the JROTC program. Sarah Adler lives on Sanibel. “When he applied for the job in 2005 County Superintendent of Schools, was of Sanibel won first place in the Barbara “In the vacation property rental busi­ and the interview was complete, I-asked if the guest speaker discussing her early B. Mann Center’s Pride and Patriotism ness, it’s a huge asset having someone he had any other questions. Most would career, how she was chosen to become contest for her video mini-documentary actually live on the island for the occa­ ask about benefits, hours of work or pay superintendent, and what she is doing to on Iwo Jima. It is based on letters sional emergency,” she said. “Allen scale, but Allen’s most pressing question improve the Lee County school system. recently discovered under her grand­ Dunham coordinates the cleaning and was whether he had to wear shoes to The staff of the Lee County JROTC, a mother's bed after her death. The letters maintenance of all our properties, and is work!” leadership program for high schools stu­ were written by her grandfather to her my only employee who lives on island. It dents, was also at the meeting. Through during World War II. gives me great peace of mind to have him About CHR here.” CHR is a non-profit organization that has Dunham came to Sanibel from Illinois partnered for more than 30 years with the City of Sanibel to provide affordable hous­ in 1998, and the moment he set foot on Reporter Island the island knew he wanted to live here. He ing for people who live and/or work on the quickly found work in the hospitality island, plus senior and disabled Sanibel citi­ industry, but could only afford to rent off- zens. With more than 117 residents occupy­ Sanibel s Retail Garden Center island - until he qualified for Community ing 74 rental units and 14 limited-equity Housing & Resources (CHR) affordable ownership homes in 11 complexes through­ & Outdoor Showroom housing a year later. out the island, CHR is an essential resource Living on island also allows Dunham for those who provide the services all to indulge his love for the natural environ­ islanders want to enjoy. CHR residents con­ ment and volunteer for activities such as tribute in numerous ways to island life and January 27 - February I the Sanibel Captiva Conservation often volunteer for/lead island organizations. Foundation’s sea turtle program. As a per­ CHR depends on donations to help cover Support The Sanibel School mittee, he is licensed to assist with sea tur­ the ongoing maintenance, refurbishment, tle strandings and nest monitoring. He has and repair of CHR buildings and grounds, also helped SCCF with shorebird nest and will hold their second annual Mardi monitoring, plus bobcat and gopher tor­ Gras fundraiser on March 1,2014. For more 20% of ail sales toise surveys, and he reports to the information about CHR, visit sanibelchr.org, Audubon eagle watch program on the stop by their office at 2401 Library Way, will be donated to eagle nest across the street from his office. or phone 472-1189. The Sanibel School

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Call tasancap.com. building with a concierge and a doorman, the beautiful shells and diverse sea life 1-888-552-9591 or email Reporter Island this prize was donated by Barbara and Hal found on the beaches and in the waters of [email protected] with ticket Stevelman. Barbara is a long-time Sanibel and Captiva. Congress was one of requests. Neighbors helping Stories for Grownups back in February neighbors - The Special to the Reporter who have left their thumb print on students around the Once again, the first Friday of the month brings to the world. volunteers of F.I.S.H. Island one of its favorite events, Stories for Grownups. After the Featured Story Tellers, there’s a whole sec­ It’s one hour of some of the tenderest, funniest, most ond half of the program where stories come from the of Sanibel-Captiva, Inc. real personal stories to come out of very sweet lives. On audience. Bring a story along, something personal and Friday, Feb. 7 at 2 p.m., the storytellers will be Jane tender. Keep it short. Dr. Sidney B. Simon, former Special to the Reporter Hogg, Chris Boesen and Beth Warner, all of whom have Professor Emeritus and famous for his Values Organizations like FISH cannot function without the retired to Sanibel’s Periwinkle Park. That tight little Clarification work, is the emcee. energy and input of volunteers. FISH volunteers go above community has people with the most incredible lives, Call the Sanibel Library for further information at and beyond the call of duty and are always willing and nationally known writers, ex-TV people and teachers 472-2483. committed to offer assistance to Sanibel-Captiva neigh­ bors. FISH volunteers truly make a difference in the lives of New ‘Ding’ Darling tram parking stop others. Just a few weeks ago; a widow in her early 90s returned to the island for the season. She is a small, sweet, talkative lady. Shortly after her arrival, she began experi­ encing health problems. She lives alone and does not drive, so she turned to FISH for assistance getting to the doctor. A FISH volunteer drove her to Fort Myers, and after spend­ ing several hours with her, realized additional assistance would be required. FISH arranged to have a home health volunteer nurse visit with her, assess her situation and provide feedback. Several volunteers helped her with transportation, shop­ ping, and island errands, while another offered to set up a regular visitation schedule with her so they could enjoy cof­ fee, stories and each other’s company. Volunteering can be a wonderful way to feel connected in the community. The simple act of offering time, skills and enthusiasm can positively impact the lives of others, as MCKENZIE CASSIDY well as that of the volunteer. The powerful force behind Last week the Refuge began its new seasonal strategy to improve parking at the “Ding” Darling volunteering is the positive change that is made through the Visitor & Education Center. Along with the Tarpon Bay Explorers, staff is testing a system inspiration of people to make a difference to help those in whereby tram tourists will still buy their tickets at the Visitor & Education Center parking lot need. With a group of dedicated, caring volunteers, FISH booth, but then will drive south less than half a mile to the Refuge Special Events Parking Lot is able to provide many different and invaluable services to board the 90-minute tram tour. As the transition begins, tram tickets will also be for sale at for neighbors in need. the new parking lot site. For more information, please call Tarpon Bay Explorers at 472-8900. Island Reporter captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, January 29,1014 U Page 40 S THE NEEDS NDI DUALS BUSI S E S S E IN S U B D N A S L A U ID IV D IN F O S D E E N L A G E L E H T E V R SE O T ©2014 Henderson©2014 Franklin Starnes P.&Holt. 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These free free These symptoms. no have often the of manager Roberts, Nancy said and other­ who individuals community for life of quality the into out reach Nurse screen­ Parish wellness the provide will sponsors, Program of help free of series a provide Retirement to Point Community Sheil and Assistance Michael Lutheran Church 3593 Sanibel 3593 Way, Library 2401 Life, Church Myers Fort Lutheran Broadway, Michael lives!” saving are screenings disease heart and pressure blood two high as or one least at in care immediate attention,” medical seek not would wise the improve and issues health address area. the throughout churches at ty communi­ Florida Southwest the to ings the With public. the to open fairs health & Care Home In Home at Right with Reporter theto Special fairs will take place at the following following the at place locations: take will fairs for need the identify screenings the health fair, every “At Program, Nurse Parish up teaming is Program Nurse Parish fairs health community Lee Memorial to host to Memorial Lee The annual community wide health health wide community annual The to able be to blessed truly are “We System Health Memorial Lee The ■ Feb. 7, 1-4 p.m., Sanibel Center 4 Center Sanibel p.m., 1-4 St. 7, Feb. ■ 2p.m., I to a.m. 9 1, Feb. ■ (618 P eriw in k le W av "H eart eart "H av W le k in eriw P (618 i ar ronaie neir sg Wil Pureha> illi W esign D Interior alized n erso P ry ta n e lim p m o C F u rn itu re * I iL’lilim: • P ointings * P rints • M irro rs • Pillo' Pillo' • rs irro M • rints P * ointings P • iL’lilim: I * re itu rn u F ‘albefh .‘-aflib w w w B edding. ■ R ugs * A c cesso ries an d M ore ore M d an ries cesso c A * ugs R ■ edding. 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Lutheran addressing the spiritual and emotional emotional by and spirit spiritual and the mind, body, The addressing the of System. care Health Memorial Lee ment, manual breast exam screening, screening, exam breast manual ment, Free participants. for provided be nomto i aalbe n h wb at web the on available is information Parish Nurse Program promotes holistic holistic promotes Program of Nurse Parish Department Services Spiritual the Roberts. ns guoe si cne, pnl align­ spinal cancer, skin glucose, varicose read­ ings, oximeter pulse test, screening, balance veins, memory professionals include: care health by screenings “Parish nursing plays an important important an plays nursing “Parish The Parish Nurse Program is part of of part is Program Nurse Parish The or rzs n haty ncs will snacks healthy and prizes Door Cape p.m., 12 to a.m. 9 5, April ■ Hope p.m., 12 to a.m. 9 27, Feb. ■ See HEALTH FAIRS, page 47 page FAIRS, HEALTH See l! m

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, J ae 45Page Shell Point hosting expert on older adults and addiction Special to the Reporter older adult patients — a population that cial studies for several international, zation founded in 1949 that provides The Academy of Lifelong Learning remains vastly undertreated due to mis­ national and government organizations, hope and Reporter Islandhealing to people affected breezenewspapers.com by 2014 29, January Wednesday, of Week M at Shell Point welcomes Carol Colleran. diagnosis. ageism, and misunderstand­ including the United Nations. Columbia substance abuse. Hazelden is a national CAP. 1CADC, a pioneer in the develop­ ing. She will also shed light on the cir­ University and the Substance Abuse provider of addiction treatment services ment of addiction treatment for aging cumstances specific to older adults such and Mental Health Services with licensed drug rehabilitation centers “Boomers” and older adults on as painful or major life transitions, such Administration. She is a recipient of the in Minnesota, Oregon, Florida. Illinois, Tuesday. Feb. 18 from 6:45 to 8:30 as retirement or loss of spouse, which Johnson Institute’s America Honors and New York. p.m. at The Village Church Auditorium may result in unhealthy coping behav­ Recovery Award. The Academy of Lifelong Learning at Shell Point. Colleran will discuss iors or addiction. This event is free and open to the at Shell Point is an educational initia­ “Aging and Addiction — A Growing Colleran is a renowned educator and public. For more information, call 489- tive for the residents of the retirement Concern for a Growing Population.” co-author with Debra Jay of the defini­ 8472. This is the only lecture in community. The Academy provides As part of Hazelden's 2014 tive guidebook ‘‘Aging and Addiction: Hazelden’s 2014 Community Lecture approximately 90 classes each semester Community Lecture Series, Colleran’s Helping Older Adults Overcome Series to be offered in Lee County and that encompass a well-rounded curricu­ presentation will focus on special issues Alcohol and Medication Dependence.” it qualifies for one continuing education lum of educational opportunities for and sensitivities related to working with She has participated in policy develop­ unit. Shell Point is proud to partner with senior adults. ment. education, and spe- Hazelden, a national nonprofit organi­ Health fairs From page 44 - Shell Point welcomes community leememorial.org/spiritualservices, or by calling 343- 5182. The Annual Foundations of Faith Community to February informational meetings Nursing Course will be held May 2-10 to credential RN’s for this special Health Ministry. For more Special to the Reporter about The Estuary, Shell Point’s newest neighbor­ information please contact Nancy Roberts at 343- Residents of Southwest Florida who would like to hood, which will include 50 residences in a combina­ 5182. learn about resort-style retirement options and lifecare tion of single-family and twin villa homes, a commu­ Right at Home provides in-home care to seniors from an experienced retirement counselor are invited nity center, and a pool. Admission to these informa­ and others throughout Lee and Collier Counties who to attend one of several informational meetings at tive sessions is free; however, seating is limited, so need help maintaining their independence and a Shell Point Retirement Community. reservations are required and may be made by calling healthy lifestyle; and offers caregiving services for The meetings will be held at 10 a.m. in the main Maureen Thomson at 466-1 131 or 1-800-780-1131. most any situation. For further information, contact Commons located in The Woodlands neighborhood at Shell Point Retirement Community is a not-for- Danielle at 949-1070, or visit them on the web at Shell Point on February 4, 12, and 18. Meetings will profit continuing care retirement community located rightathome.net. also be held at 2 p.m. on February 5, U , and 19. in Fort Myers just off Summerlin Road and McGregor After the presentation, guests can tour The Island Boulevard, two miles before the Sanibel causeway. To About Shell Point Retirement Community neighborhood and visit furnished models in The learn more about Shell Point, please visit Shell Point Retirement Community is a not-for- Woodlands neighborhood. Guests will also learn more shellpoint.org or call 1 -800-780-1131. profit leader in the retirement industry with national accreditation from CARF-CCAC. To learn more about Shell Point please visit shellpoint.org or call I - Report your news to THE ISLAND REPORTER: 800-780-1131. captivasanibel.com

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The Water and Projects of local interest that stand to Floridians the right to san support for programs Land Conservation amendment would benefit are Everglades restoration and vote on a state constitu­ like Florida Forever, generate about $ 10 billion for conserva­ the flow-way to the south for Lake tional amendment that which received funding tion over the next twenty years with no Okeechobee outflow waters, two criti­ will ensure a stable fund-, from an existing real tax increase to voters. This amount is cal projects that are in need of serious ing source for important estate tax known as the less than 1 percent of the Florida state funding. If passed, the Water and Land water and land conserva­ “doc stamp.” budget. Conservation amendment will put tion initiatives throughout Florida back on the right’ track in pro­ the state. That was then and Sanibel and Captiva residents tecting its rich natural beauty, wild Thanks to the success­ this is now come through places, and clean water. ful petition drive, the It’s up to Florida voters now. Come However, that was Here on Sanibel and Captiva. several measure known as the this November, we’ll all have a chance then and this is now. The groups including Committee of the Florida Water and Land to make a difference. Larry Schopp current governor and leg­ Islands (COTI), Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Amendment To read our past commentaries on islature have, in recent Conservation Foundation (SCCF), and will appear on the ballot island issues, visit coti.org. We invite years, slashed funding for the Sanibel League of Women Voters this November. Here's Guest your input on this and other issues Florida Forever by 97 participated in the petition drive with why this is such a critical­ affecting our islands. Send us an email Commentary percent and diverted impressive results. Thanks to Richard ly important ballot meas­ at coti.org or visit Committee of the those funds to other uses. Johnson at Bailey’s and the folks at the ure: Islands on Facebook. They went so far as to Sanibel Farmers Market who let volun­ It’s not just sunny skies and warm direct that no new lands could be teers set up tables, we were able to col­ temperatures that make Florida so — , acquired for conservation unless an lect hundreds of signatures from local Larry Schopp Board Member, attractive to residents and visitors. equal amount of “surplus” state land Committee of the Islands Natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and was divested. For that reason, several clean water for drinking and recreation acres in Cayo Costa State Park (the are just as important. But those natural island just north of North Captiva) were assets are not guaranteed to last forever. From page 22 ■ recently put up for sale by the state. Guest As Florida becomes more and more That approach to conservation makes no desirable as a retirement and vacation ent a report with recommendations to The C-44 Reservoir, with a 6,000 sense. destination, pressure to develop address short- and long-term solutions acre filtration wetland, that is under Alarmed at the recent turn of events unspoiled areas increases, threatening to reduce or eliminate excessive construction on the east coast will in Tallahassee, a coalition of conserva­ the very resources that make the state so releases from Lake Okeechobee. store approximately 50,000 acre feet tion groups organized to place a consti­ attractive. Although the report states that (16 billion gallons) of water from sur­ tutional amendment on the November For years, Florida governors and leg­ “providing a path southward for water rounding agricultural drainage with no 2014 ballot that would guarantee a sta­ islators understood the need for a bal­ in Lake Okeechobee is a key compo­ relief for Lake Okeechobee water ble source of funding for water and land ance between development and conser­ nent to fully managing discharges east release. conservation — by allocating one third vation. Accordingly, they allocated and west from the lake,” the report The C-43 Reservoir to be con­ of existing “doc stamp" revenues funds for acquisition of environmental­ dismisses a proposed flow-way in the structed with funding from the Water through 2035 for those purposes. The ly sensitive lands to protect their natural Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) Resource Development and Reform legislature would not be able to divert beauty, habitat value for wildlife, and south of Lake Okeechobee as a viable Act is designed to only store 170,000 solution to store, treat and convey acre feet of water ( 55 billion gallons water south from the lake to or less than 5 inches off Lake Everglades National Park. In 2008, Okeechobee) and with no water quali­ George Cavros prepared an analysis of ty component. a storage flow-way plan to restore and In an average year, approximately protect the St. Lucie and 1.4 million acre feet (455 billion gal­ Caloosahatchee Estuaries, Lake lons ) of water from Lake Okeechobee Okeechobee and the Everglades in a is released to the St. Lucie (400,000 comprehensive and detailed report for acre feet or 130 billion gallons) and the Rivers Coalition that demonstrated Caloosahatchee (1,000,000 acre feet a flow-way south of the lake to be the or 325 billion gallons) that flows to most practical and cost-effective solu­ the estuaries on the east and west tion to alleviating the massive releases coast of south Florida. In wet years, of water from Lake Okeechobee that such as 2005 and 2013, approximate­ is causing adverse harm to coastal ly 2.5 million acre feet (812 billion estuaries. gallons ) of water was released from The Senate Committee’s report fur­ Lake Okeechobee to tide. ther states that “there are a number of The proposed flow-way in the EAA water projects, both proposed and south of Lake Okeechobee requires underway that, once completed, will state acquisition .of approximately significantly increase the water stor­ 20.000 acres of U.S. Sugar lands and age capacity in south Florida. approximately 30,000 acres of Unfortunately, the numbers pertaining Florida Crystals lands to provide suf­ to the water storage capacity of the ficient storage, treatment and con­ referenced projects do not add up to veyance of water from Lake adequately address the devastating Okeechobee south to the Everglades. discharges from Lake Okeechobee. The combined acreage of 50,000 The Central Everglades Planning acres is only 7 percent of agricultural Project including the additional 2.6 lands in the EAA and 15 percent of miles of bridging along the Tamiami sugar cane fields thereby assuring a Trail proposed under the joint partner­ sustainable agricultural industry and ship between the State of Florida and restoration of Lake Okeechobee and the U.S. Department of Interior is Everglades and protection of coastal important to enhancing flow under the estuaries. Tamiami Trail but will only convey A Clean Water Action Event is approximately 210,000 acre feet (68 scheduled on Feb. 1 from 10:30 a.m. billion gallons) of water from Lake to 1:30 p.m. at the Lee County Okeechobee south to Everglades Alliance of the Arts. National Park. The balance of the UJ drainage flowing south is from the — Ray Judah is a former Lee I t s JUiJ EAA. Countv Commissioner

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gested goal of having those reserves, but focus more on Reporter Island development, * if a full-time hreezenewspapers.com 29,' 2014 January Wednesday, of Week M become commingled with the General “If you’re supporting the natural sys­ we have started the journey," said Board director of development should be hired to Revenue Fund of the state.” tem that works, you’re supporting the Member Phil Marks. coordinate with staff, or if current “They will have to use the money for economy,” said Wessel. Board President Richard Johnson said Executive Director Kelly Collini’s respon­ land and water conservation purposes Tourists come to Southwest Florida the current board had accomplished sibilities should be shifted to do more only,” said Abberger. and Sanibel Island to enjoy the beaches, tremendous financial growth in only a few fundraising and development. Rae Ann Wessel, director of Natural outdoor activities, and the unique years. They agreed that in order for CHR to Resource Policy at the Sanibel Captiva ecosystems, and those visitors might “Look at where we are to where we build up a significant amount of reserves Conservation Foundation, said the decide to go someplace else if those nat­ were a few years ago," said Johnson. "1 am and expand in the community, it would amendment is important to ensure that ural resources aren't protected. proud to be part of this organization.” need more development and fundraising. funding is available for preservation and “These are the things that make proj­ At the end of the meeting Johnson also “If you really want to build reserves and management across the state and on the ects like preservation, conservation, and led a discussion on wtiether the board's do some of the renovation projects you’ll .island. restoration pay for themselves, not in an focus should be shifted from operational to have to build up more money.” said Marks. “Florida is the only state in the nation obvious way sometimes, but it feeds the fundraising and major development. Until The CHR is hosting its second annual that for three years has been recognized economy of Florida which is predomi­ now it has been heavily involved with day- Mardi Gras Party on March I at The Dunes for its park system,” said Wessel. “I nately underwritten by tourism,”' said to-day operations and Johnson wanted to Golf & Tennis Resort, featuring a Cajun think what is important about this is Wessel. hear from board members about whether dinner. Dixieland band, children’s activi­ there are no other places like the parks The Water and Land Conservation they should engage in more development. ties. a silent auction, and a raffle. It is the and wild spaces we have left in Amendment would need 60 percent of “In order for us to do the things we say non-profit’s largest fundraising event of the Florida.” the votes statewide to pass, and if and protect the sustainability of the organi­ year. Southwest Florida’s ecosystem and approved, would go into effect on July zation. we arc going to have to look out­ For more information, visit sani- economy are interconnected, she said. 1, 2015. side." said Johnson. belchr.org. And that was demonstrated over the For more information, visit flori- The resulting discussion centered on summer when increased levels of pollu­ dawaterlandlegacy.org. whether individual board members should tants in the Caloosahatchee River kept

Flood insurance From page 19 On Monday, Jan. 27 the Senate will Nelson said both parties originally reconciled with S.B. 1926 before any late 2014. vote to break a filibuster and the next step passed Biggert-Waters to ensure the NFIP changes could be made. “It does nothing to provide relief for will be full consideration of the bill. was financially sound, yet he said it isn’t House Speaker John Boehner. R-Ohio. that person whose premiums have gone Nelson said it could theoretically pass fair for homeowners to be immediately told the Associated Press that he support­ from $2,000 to $20,000, nothing to pro­ within a week-and-a-half, adding that responsible for the “full risk” amount. ed more modest changes than the ones vide relief for those people who are cur­ there is support on both sides of the aisle. “Even if it is actuarially sound, we being considered in the Senate. rently benefitting from grandfathering, it If passed, the bill would delay rate don’t want people to swallow it whole all In an earlier interview with Chris does nothing for FEMA (Federal hikes by four years while an affordability at one time,” he said. Heidrick, principal owner of Heidrick & Emergency Management Agency) to get study could be completed. Biggert-Waters There are a number of flood insurance Co. Insurance on Sanibel Island, he said additional information to come up with a originally asked for an affordability study bills circulating both chambers at the that the eight-month delay wouldn’t help better, more appropriate plan to fix the before implementation, but it was never moment. The House of Representatives Southwest Florida because changes National Flood Insurance Program,” said done. would have to pass their own bill to be weren’t going to be implemented until Heidrick.

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Sanibel/Captiva to be featured in Boston-based news program By ROBBIE SPENCER [email protected] Sanibel and Captiva are shipping up to Boston. A production team from the Boston-based television show Chronicle recently traveled to the islands to film a segment for an upcoming edition, to be aired in late January or February. Chronicle is a daily TV news/current affairs show each week­ day covering all of New England, according to Hillgate Communications’ Blanaid Colley. T h e y ------also do a number of features on Caribbean and exotic locations. Hillgate does all pub­ lic relations work for the Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce, and tar­ gets specific regions throughout the world to let people know about the little islands in Southwest Florida. “We target specific magazines, national and regional that are good feeder cities for Sanibel and Captiva,” Colley said. “We talk to journalists on a regular basis when something is going PHOTO PROVIDED on. whether it’s A photo the Chronicle news team Luminary, Fourth of posted on their Facebook page in July, etc.” mid-January. The response from colder parts of the world is great this time of year, according to Colley. Renowned local artist “This is typically a good time to talk to people who are Myra snowed in about summer vacation areas.” she laughed. Roberts will While Colley said they encourage journalists to come to the be featured islands for media visits, they typically haven't received much in an upcom ­ television coverage compared to magazines and newspapers. ing segment According to Chronicle Producer Amy Masters, she has trav­ of the eled to Captiva with her family multiple times over the years. Boston- She never realized the wealth of material that was available for based televi­ her show. sion show, “I never knew how many amazing things there were in Chronicle. Sanibel,” Masters said. “1 love that there’s no strip malls or traf­ Their news fic lights. All the wildlife, there’s so much natural beauty. There station is an are a lot of really good stories to tell.” affiliate of Masters said for each half-hour show there are four segments. ABC. Sanibel and Captiva will be featured in one of those segments sometime next month. Islanders can be on the lookout by visit­ PHOTOS ing wcvb.com/chronicle. Masters was enthralled with some of PROVIDED the sights on the islands. “It was wonderful to discover the Shell Museum and 1 had never been to ‘Ding’ Darling, and the Sanibel Historical Village was great,” Masters said. Local artist Myra Roberts was also interviewed at her home in Sanibel. and some of her work will be featured in the seg­ ment. According to Masters, she heard about Roberts through See NEWS PROGRAM, page 62 Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibei.qpm Week q{' Wednesday, January 29, ^1)14 M Page 62 artist. her of thought immediately who Colley, hil hn hy on a algtr sun­ alligator an found they when island thrill celebrated a pondering when News program News s b u l C c i v i C d n a n e d r a G , t r A meet at R.S. 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S a n i6e ( Islander Sanibel-Captiva captivasanibel.com 2014 29, January Wednesday, ofM Week CALENDAR C a p tiv a Report your news to CA°TIVAS ANIBEL.COM be at The Dunes Golf & Tennis Resort and include a ENTERTAINMENT 11. DYS (playing classic rock and oldies); Jan. 17 & Cajun dinner, children’s activities, silent auction, and Shell Point Retirement Community 18, The Riverside Band (playing classic rock and raffle. Attendees are encouraged to wear themed cos­ The new lineup for Shell Point’s 11th annual Fine & oldies); Jan. 24 & 25, Cruzin Vibes (playing reggae tumes and the Dixieland band will perform. For more Performing Arts Concert Series is available. From and dance); Jan. 31 & Feb. 1, The Wildfire Blues Band information, visit sanibelchr.org. - instrumentalists and vocalists to solo acts and extrava­ (playing classic rock and R&B) gant big bands, this series of five performances brings The Jacaranda Patio Lounge is at 1223 Periwinkle FISH of Sanibel an exciting variety of entertainment to The Village Way. For more information call 472-1771. FISH of Sanibel will host its first annual fundraising Church auditorium located on The Island at Shell evening, Go F.I.S.H., on Sunday, March 2 at 5:30 p.m. Point. George & Wendy’s Seafood Grille at The Sanctuary Golf Club. The focus of the event is ■ Glenn Miller Orchestra - Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 7:30 All entertainment 9-12 p.m., unless otherwise noted. to upgrade and enlarge the F.I.S.H. Food Pantry. For p.m. Karaoke every Thursday. Ladies Night every Saturday more information, visit fishofsanibel.com. n Jim Curry “Take Me Home: A Tribute to the Music with half price drinks for the ladies. Great Food and F.I.S.H. Upcoming January Workshops - Open to All of John Denver” - Monday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. Drink Specials. Schedule: Islanders Shell Point Retirement Community has announced its ■ Wednesday 1/29 Roy Schneider & Kim Mayfield - F.I.S.H. of Sanibel, Inc. is pleased to announce 2013-2104 Concerts & Conversations Series, which Americana singing style with guitar & mandolin upcoming complimentary workshops for the month of offers classical music lovers an opportunity to experi­ ■ Friday 1/31 Robby & the Absent-Minded - rock January as follows: ence concerts in an intimate setting and enjoy a dessert band ■ VITA Tax Preparation reception with the musicians following the perform­ ■ Sunday Jazz Brunch Friday, Jan. 31, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. VITA will offer tax ance. Tickets go on sale Sept. 6. Every Sunday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. preparation on Friday, Jan. 31 at the FISH Walk-In ■ Bassoonist Shelley Monroe Huang - Thursday, Jan. Live Jazz Music 10:30 a.m. lo I p.m. with a brunch Center. The IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance 30 at 7 p.m. buffet (VITA) Program offers free tax assistance for qualified ■ Washington Saxophone Quartet - Monday, March Upcoming February specials taxpayers. Households who make $58,000 or less and 3 at 7 p.m. ■ Valentine’s Day specials need assistance in preparing their tax returns ■ Pianist Young-ah Tak - Monday, April 7 at 7 p.m. Grilled Rack of Lamb, King Crab Legs (reservations for the VITA program. Certified trained volunteers recommended) provide basic income tax return preparation to individ­ II Cielo ■ Tuesdays - New Open Mic Night, 8-11 p.m., plus uals in our community. They can inform taxpayers Located at 1244 Periwinkle Way, II Cielo features Chris Coile 50s and 60s hits 2/1 I and 2/25 about special tax credits for which they may be eligi­ thoughtful, local cuisine Monday through Thursday ■ Wednesdays, New entertainment, 9-i 2 p.m. ble such as Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax evenings from 4:30 to 9 p.m. and Fridays and 2/5-Roy Schneider and Kim Mayfield Credit, and Credit for Elderly or the Disabled. Saturdays 4:30 to 9:30 p.m.. II Cielo will continue its 2/12-The John Allender Band Appointments are required and can be made with daily happy hour specials from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the 2/19-The John Allender Band Christine at the Walk-In Center. Other dates will be bar, which include specially priced appetizers and two- 2/26-Roy Schneider and Kim Mayfield available throughout the tax season. for-one drink specials on all domestic bottled beer, ■ Thursdays - Karaoke 9-12 p.m. FISH Upcoming February Workshops - Open to All well drinks and house wine selections. A three-course ■ Fridays - Entertainment 9-12 p.m. Islanders $38 per person price-fixed menu, complete with two 2/7-Mary Winner Band ■ Home Health Meeting Tues., Feb. 4, 3:30-5 p.m.: complimentary glasses of house wine per person, will 2/14-Marty Stokes & The Captiva Blues Band The FISH Annual Home Health Provider Meeting will also continue Monday through Thursday evenings 2/21-Busted Stuff be held at the Sanibel Public Library Conference from 4:30 to 5:45. II Cielo includes space separate 2/28-Robby & the Absent-Minded Room. Individual home health providers and agencies from the main dining room for private functions or ■ Saturdays are Ladies Night, 9-12 p.m. will meet to review documentation for inclusion on the community events as well as an outdoor patio dining Half price drinks for ladies FISH Home Health Provider List. Three speakers area. Call 472-5555 to make a reservation. Robby Hutto - guitar & vocals from local programs will lead discussion on the fol­ _Open 7 days a week, 11 a.m. to midnight or later. lowing topics: Assessment of depression in seniors and Sundial Beach Resort and Spa George & Wendy’s is at 2499 Periwinkle Way. For local resources for treatment Sundial Beach Resort has enjoyed a $5 million reno­ more information, visit Services for seniors diagnosed with Dementia vation and is celebrating its first winter season open to www.sanibelseafoodgrille.com. End of Life services available through Hope Hospice the public in five years with three new restaurants for ■ Mom and Toddlers Group Mon., Feb. 10 10—11 your dining pleasure and a talented new chef special­ Traditions on the Beach a.m.: Join this fun and educational group us to connect izing in fresh Gulf seafood and other culinary cre­ Traditions On the Beach features live music and with other island moms and children. Open to all ations. entertainment, just right for dancing that rounds off the island parents and their children ages birth to five Diners may choose from Waterview for an elegant perfect evening. Live musical entertainment and danc­ years. Held at the FISH Walk-In Center. dinner or the more casual Sea Breeze Cafe. Both have ing from 7 p.m. until late at Traditions On The Beach ■ Chris Coile Performance Tues., Feb. 11 and Feb. panoramic beach and gulf views. Be sure to try their with Sanibel’s famous ‘Pianoman’ Joe McCormick and 25, 6 p.m. Held at George & Wendy’s Seafood Grille. signature dish: Clay Pot Baked Mediterranean Gulf friends. This week’s lineup includes: Proceeds to benefit F.I.S.H. Grouper. ■ Wednesday, Jan. 22: Jazz night! Featuring the ■ Budgeting Workshop Tues., Feb. 11, 10:00-11:30 ■ Enjoy daily al fresco dining at Sea Breeze Caf6 Freestyle Jazz Quartet. a.m.: Learn how to create a budget that will work! with an all-day menu served until 10 p.m. or a ■ Thursday, Jan. 23: Sanibcl’s own Pianoman Joe Join Celia Hill, County Extension Agent IV, Lee Gulfview dining experience in Waterview McCormick for popular favorites and smooth vocal County Extension of the University of FL/IFAS and (Wednesday-Sunday from 5-10). styling’s, R&B, Jazz and Pop - dancing and great FISH at the FISH Walk-In Center for this information­ ■ At Turtles Beach & Pool Bar for poolside dining music. al workshop. casual diners choose from menu selections from 11-7 ■ Friday, Jan. 24: Traditions Friday Night Dance ■ Friendly Faces Lunch Tues., Feb. 11, 11:30 a.m. daily. Or sample our AU-You-Can-Eat poolside BBQ Party with Joe McCormick & Barbara Smith bringing Held at George & Wendy’s Seafood Grille. Visit with buffet every Saturday frpm I -4. you the classic R&B, dance & disco sounds of the 70s F.I.S.H. staff, volunteers, and board. $8 per person, all ■ There is live entertainment In Sea Breeze Cafd as well as top contemporary dance music hits. inclusive.. Exact cash requested; RSVP to Maggie every Friday and Saturday from 7-10 p.m. and at ■ Saturday, Jan. 25: Guests are entertained lo smooth Goldsmith at the FISH Walk-In Center. Turtles every Saturday from 2-5 p.m. music and dancing with Joe McCormick & the fabu­ ■ VITA Tax Preparation Fri., Feb. 14, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ■ There are Two fun-filled Happy Hours Daily: lous Marvilia Marzan. The IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Turtles from 3-5 p.m. and at Sea Breeze Cafe from 5- ■ Sunday, Jan. 26: features the popular Dusk Duo Program offers free tax assistance for qualified tax­ 7 p.m. with Dean & Kathy Winkleman on piano, guitar & payers. Households who make $58,000 or less and The Sundial Beach Resort and Spa is at 1451 Middle vocals. Kathy & Dean from Milwaukee perform all need assistance in preparing their tax returns qualify Gulf Drive. For more information, visit www.sundial- your favorite pop, R&B, country, & Jazz standards. for the VITA program. Certified trained volunteers resort.com or call 472-4151. ■ Monday, Jan. 27: Mike Arnone aka “The Jersey provide basic income tax return preparation to individ­ Kid" features a pop pianist & vocalist performing uals in our community. They can inform taxpayers Jacaranda Patio Lounge everything from The Rat Pack to Mo-Town. about special tax credits for which they may be eligi­ Playing Nightly: ■ Tuesday, Jan. 28: Features the multi-talented ble such as Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax ■ Monday: Renata (jazz and dance) at 7:30 p.m. and Woody Brubaker on the piano, saxophone, and vocals Credit, and Credit for Elderly or the Disabled. 1 1:30 p.m. accompanied by Barbara Smith. To sign up or to request more information on these ■ Wednesday: Trevor Earl (contemporary, top 40 and The award winning restaurant is located inside the workshops please call the FISH Walk-In-Centcr at reggae) at 7 p.m. and 1 I p.m. historical Island Inn on West Gulf Drive. 472-4775. ■ Thursday: Eric Malibu (contemporary, reggae, and Programs will be held in Meeting Room #4 of the dance) at 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Sweet Melissa’s library. All programs arc free and open to all. ■ Sunday: Jamaica “Dave” & Co. (reggae and dance) Wednesday through Saturday, 6:30-9:30 p.m. resident at 7 p.m. and I I p.m. musician Michael David will perform. Music will be ■ Friday and Saturday: Jan. 3 & 4, Renata; Jan. 10 & light acoustic, background music. Clothing Island Worship Shoes ■ Bat Yam Temple of the Islands Sunday Service Times: 7:45 a.m. Meets at the Sanibel Congregational Chapel Service; 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Jewelry Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. 472-0177 Full services with Sunday School and or [email protected]. Nursery Care Shabbat Services, Fridays, 8 p.m. ■ St. Isabel Catholic Church Accessories ■ Captiva Chapel by the Sea 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road 11580 Chapin Lane, Captiva, 472- 472-2763 1646 Saturday Vigil Mass 5 p.m. Sundays 11 a.m. Sunday Mass at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 November 10, 2013 until April 27, am. 2014 Daily Mass Wed., Thurs., and Fri. at Cards Rev. George E. Morris 8:30 a.m. ■ First Church-Christ Scientist Communion Service on Mon. and Tues. Specialty 2950 West Gulf Drive. Sanibel. 472- at 8:30 a.m. 8684 Holy Days please call Shops Sundays, 10:30 a.m. and Wednesdays, ■ St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Over 30 boutiques, restaurants & 7:30 p.m. Church Collectibles Reading Room: Fridays at 10 a.m. to 2304 Periwinkle Way services on and just off Periwinkle Way. noon and during season (Jan. to March) on Rev. Dr. Ellen Sloan, Rector Home Decor Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10 Saturday Eucharist - 5 p.m. a.m. to noon. Located in rear of church Sunday Eucharist - 8 am. and 10:30 Family Dining building. a.m. ■ Sanibel Community Church Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Take-Out Tahitian Gardens 1740 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, 472- Tuesday Morning Prayer - 9 a.m. 2684 Wednesday Healing Eucharist - 9 a.m. 1975-2019 PERIWINKLE WAY Sunday Worship Hours: Traditional Wednesday Evening Service - 6 p.m. Tropical Service with Communion, 8 a.m.: (Followed by Potluck Supper on the 1st Wine Contemporary Service with kid’s church. 9 Wednesday) The Village Shops a.m.; Fellowship in courtyard, 10:15 a.m.; For more information call: 472-2173 Ballroom 2340 PERIWINKLE WAY Adult and Youth Sunday School classes, or www.saintmichaels-sanibel.org Dancing 10:45 a.m.; Traditional Service with choir, ■ Unitarian Universalists of the Islands 11 a.m. Childcare available at all services. 2050 Periwinkle Way, 433-4901 ■ Sanibel Congregational United (Sanibel Congregational Church), (Ruth Yoga O lde Sanibel Shoppes Church of Christ Iyengar, [email protected]) Service on first Instruction 630 TARPON BAY ROAD 2050 Periwinkle Way. Sanibel, 472- Sundays of the month. December through 0497 April, 5 p.m. Potluck supper on third Men's & Rev. Dr. John H. Danner, Sr. Pastor: Sundays of the month, December through Rev. Deborah Kunkel, Associate Pastor April, at member's home. Women's To w n Center Hair Care 2496 PALM RIDGE ROAD Art & The God Game From page 63 Photography Lisa get a chance to fight big time for pro­ might walk out of that theater, overwhelmed Galleries tecting battered women and a National focus with feelings. Perhaps even numb with on women’s rights like never before. 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