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1* \\-** WEEK OF J U LY 28 - AuG U ST 3, 2005 VOLUME 32 NUMBER 31 "24 PAGES';. • ;?5;;CEN?S': Cuban refugees come ashore on Sanibel

By JENNY BURNHAM Sanibel, Tomlinson added. Miami, he said. [email protected] The construction workers called the Sanibel Police, Once the refugees are in detention, authorities will con- who summoned the U.S. Coast Guard. By noon Tuesday, duct a medical evaluation of the individuals in the group to Construction workers discovered 19 refugees from the U. S. Border Patrol and U.S. Immigration and Customs rule out the possibility of communicable diseases, and Cuba on the shore of Sanibel's West Gulf Drive at about 6 Enforcement (ICE) had taken custody of the refugees and then, if cleared, the immigrants will be "released into soci- a.m. on Tuesday, July 26, Chief Bill Tomlinson of the of the investigation into their arrival. ety," said McCullough. Sanibel Police Department told the Island Reporter. Pam McCullough, Public Information Officer for ICE, Criminal investigators of the ICE will conduct a follow- The group of 15 men, three women, and one child who said the Border Patrol would process and fingerprint the up on the incident, McCullough said. appeared to be three to four years of age reportedly waited immigrants in Fort Myers. No witnesses observed the craft that transported the calmly on the beach to surrender to authorities, said The group would then be transported to Pembroke immigrants to Sanibel, said Tomlinson. According to Tomlinson. Pines, which is the Border Patrol station in charge of the McCullough, there was nothing out of the ordinary about "They were waiting to be processed," Tornlinson said. Fort Myers area, according to Victor Colon, Public "They basically turned themselves in." Information Officer for the Border Patrol. From there, the See CUBANS To his knowledge, this is the first incident of its kind on immigrants may go to the Krome Detention Center in page 3 Babcock Ranch under contract to private developers By DAVID FISCHER [email protected] and JENNY BURNHAM [email protected]

The 91,000-acre Babcock Ranch, which straddles Lee and Charlotte counties, has been sold to a private developer, despite attempts for public ownership over the past few years. Kitson & Partners, LLC, based in West Palm Beach, rffc* announced Thursday, July 21, that it had executed a contract with the Babcock family to purchase 100 percent of the "t stock of the Babcock Florida Company, which owns the ranch. Kitson & Partners will acquire the Babcock Florida Company in a joint venture with its financial partner, the Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund. "This is a very special property, a very unique property," said Sydney Kitson, chairman and CEO of Kitson & Partners, during a press conference Thursday. • : .* • •'*•,- "There is nothing left like this. Whatever we do there, we want to make sure it's something the people of Charlotte County and Lee County can be proud of." Lee County Commissioner Bob Janes, who had spear- headed local attempts at the public acquisition of Babcock Ranch for the past several years, said he was disappointed to learn of the Babcock family's decision, especially as the Babcock Preservation Partnership was working hard to put together another offer for the Babcock Florida Company and the ranch land. "I would have preferred another outcome," Janes said. "My interest has always been to preserve as much of the land as possible. I have never supported development." i,*- The Babcock family declined two offers from the State of Florida, one for $400 million and a second for $455 mil- lion, for the ranch business and property. Negotiators were The Babcock Ranch encompiss( muio Ih.in «)0,000 unable to structure a deal for the purchase of the Babcock acres of pasture, v\cf!«in(is, jnd woods ai:d is home fo 1 - a - Florida Company, which owns the ranch, rather than just the numerous types of 'arc 'i million. The Babcocks .i i.imiK ol Knn-vk iiii.i liimlvi in.m Kitson said he couldn't disclose the sale price of the nates, originally purchased 156,000 acres of land in Lee and Babcock Florida Company. He said that the sale price was Charlotte counties. In the 1940s, family head Fred Babcock greater than the highest offer made by the state when nego- transferred 65,000 acres to the state for an area now known tiations broke down. Kitson confirmed that the company has agreed to pay at least $480 million. See BABCOCK The Babcock Ranch has been called "one of the most page 4 I11E1 August 8: • LETTERS page 6 SCCF's Marine It's budget time JGity hosts back to school • POLICE BEAT page 10 Laboratory again seminar for • VOX POPULI page 12 City Clerks The Sanibel School Vehicles in both direc- • DATELINE page 14 starts classes at 8 a.m. on tions must STOP when the (The first in a series of The Mayor offers a number! ISanibel's city clerk wel- Monday, August 8th. school bus has its red • LOOKING BACK page 15 (articles by and about this of topics to be considered) jcomes colleagues from The Sanibel Police lights on and the stop sign • PERMITS & DEEDS... page 16 (special resource. and invites public (South Florida. Department reminds all is lowered. Also, the speed participation. drivers to be cautious and limit in the school zone is • TV LISTINGS page 16 remember to stop to allow 20 miles per hour. • OBITUARY page 22 the bus drivers to pick up Please do your part to — See page 11 — See page 5 — See page 5] and discharge the children keep our children safe. • CLASSIFIM)S page 20 in a safe manner 2 • Week of July 28 - August 3, 2005 a ISLAND REPORTER

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Enterprises, apron for new tire house Inc., a general contractor based in Apopka, Traffic on Palm Ridge to be impacted Friday morning Fla., have begun clearing roadside drainage ditches and swales as part of a continuing Beginning at about 5:30 a.m. on Friday, July 29 the clean-up funded by a $1,380,000 grant Sanibel Fire and Rescue District will be having the por- from the U.S. Department of Agriculture tion of the driveway apron that abuts Palm Ridge Road Resource Conservation Service. Debris poured. removal began with the clearing of the The pour will take place from about 5:30 to 10 a.m. Sanibel River and some canal systems sev- Traffic on Palm Ridge Road will have to be reduced to eral months ago. one lane at 2351 Palm Ridge Road, as large concrete and According to Sanibel Public Works boom trucks will be staged on the roadway at this time. Director Gates Castle, the blocked drainage Every effort will be made to maintain traffic flow in sites are in several small area located both directions and access to the residences and busi- throughout the island. The project is sched- nesses at all times. uled to be completed by August 31. The debris is being hauled to a burn site on Island Inn Road, where there will be one last burn of hurricane related vegetation debris after the project is completed. CUBANS "We're still finding a tree here and there Photo by Renny Severance that we still have to clean up or take down, Mica Brinkerhoff (left) is the superintendent on the job for C.E.M. From page 1 but this is the last major amount of materi- Enterprises, Inc. for the dozen or so men working on Sanibel for the next month. al we have to remove," Castle said. the manner of delivery for the refugees, and the group itself was not extraordinarily large. As for the choice of landing on Sanibel, Tomlinson said that intelligence received by his department indicated that City Council starts budget hearings for 2005-06 such an incident in human smuggling could happen here. "The activity is moving in our direction," he said. By GARY PHILLIPS have made in preparing the working budget. A smuggler transporting Cuban immigrants to the U.S. [email protected] "I'm very pleased that this is a much more user- would typically receive $8,000 to $12,000 per person, said friendly budget. I think it's very helpful." she said. "I'm Tomlinson. The Sanibel City Council met in a special session delighted that the staff-prepared budget has included a Cuban refugees picked up before they touch U.S. soil Tuesday to discuss the city budget and set a tentative $2 million reserve for disasters. In the past the disaster are returned to Cuba by federal authorities (see sidebar). millage rate to report to the Lee County Property reserve was just $1 million." Those who land successfully on U.S. shores, once they are Appraiser. State law says the tentative millage can be Johnston also said she is pleased with the grant processed by the Border Patrol and cleared, are released to left unchanged in future budget talks or can be reduced, monies the city has been able to obtain. the community, said McCullough. but cannot be raised. City Manager Judie Zimomra told the council that Neither the Sanibel Police nor the ICE anticipate any The 2005-2006 fiscal year begins October 1 and the Lynch has years of experience in budgeting. changes to the manner in which they patrol the shores of council has the budget on their agenda several times, as "This is a landmark anniversary in that this is Ms. Sanibel. "Such an incident could take place anywhere well as more special meetings planned before the bud- Lynch's twentieth budget she's presenting to city coun- along the Gulf coast," McCullough said. get is finalized. The council faces special challenges cil, so two decades of experience are in front of you," with this year's budget due to debt from Hurricane she said. "The working budget is made up of the oper- Charley, reduced revenues from the causeway and ating budget, the special revenue funds, the debt service because of less income from beach parking fees. funds and the capital budget. This is what determines U.S. policy on Cuban refugees Each council member shared their thoughts on the the millage rate." budget at the beginning of the meeting. Councilman Steve Brown supported the recommendation of the five The U.S. government has adopted a "wet foot/dry year budget committee which suggested a millage rate foot" policy toward Cuban refugees as a consequence of 2.5118. A special budget meeting is of special migration agreements with Cuba, according to the document U.S. Immigration Policy on Asylum "In the next meeting or the meeting after we'll dis- Seekers, written by Ruth Ellen Wasem, a specialist in sect the budget," he said. "Right now, I think the 2.5 as scheduled for Saturday, immigration policy for the non-partisan Congressional suggested by the staff makes a lot of sense to me." Research Service of the Library of Congress. Councilman Tom Rothman said he would like to see September 10 at 9 a.m. the millage set lower at 2.2. According to Wasem's paper: to allow more members "Put simply, Cubans who do not reach the shore "I've looked at the five-year budget committee rec- (i.e., dry land), are interdicted and returned to Cuba ommendation. I felt like last year's 2.5 was an anomaly. of the public to attend. unless they cite fears of persecution. We did it before the hurricane and we were glad that we did it," he said. "On the other hand, that was really a Those Cubans who successfully reach the shore are inspected for entry by DHS and generally permitted to year that was different than most so I'm personally Zimomra said a main goal in preparing the budget looking at getting the millage down around 2.2." stay and adjust under the Cuban Adjustment Act was to not decrease any city services. She said another (CAA)... Vice-mayor Mick Denham said this is a time for objective was to include the council's prioritized goals, "All aliens seeking asylum are subject to multiple great fiscal responsibility. as determined during a special goals meeting several background cheeks in the terrorist, immigration, and "You set the budget based upon the expectations of weeks ago. law enforcement databases, notably the Interagency the citizens," he said. Lynch gave a detailed 20-minute presentation on the Border Inspection System. Those who enter the coun- Councilman Jim Jennings said the millage rate needs city's expected revenues and expenditures for the com- try legally on non-immigrant visas are screened by the to be enough to provide funds in case of emergency ing fiscal year. She used a Powerpoint demonstration to consular officers at the Department of State when they while not placing an undue burden on the taxpayers. show the council the finer points of the budget. apply for a visa, and all foreign nationals are inspect- "Experience gives you more of a view of things, not After a lengthy discussion on the millage rate, ed by CBP officers at ports of entry. Those who enter that I'm an expert here but it seems like I have a little Denham made a motion to pass a resolution setting the the country illegally are screened by the U.S. Border more expertise as far as experience," he said. "We are tentative millage at 2.4. The motion received a second Patrol or the ICE agents when they are apprehended. going to set a budget today that is not set in stone. In a from Jennings and passed by a vote of 4-1 with When aliens formally request asylum, they are sent to few weeks we're going to set the actual budget we'll Rothman casting the lone no vote. Brown had to leave the nearest USCIS authorized fingerprint site. They operate on for the rest of the year." the meeting shortly after it began and was not present have all 10 fingers scanned and are subject to a full Jennings said it's hard to predict the city's financial for the vote. background check by the Federal Bureau of needs at this time of year. Prior to the vote Rothman voiced his objections. Investigation (FBI)." "One big problem we're looking at is this is the mid- "I'm not trying to be difficult voting this way. You dle of hurricane season and this is the time when really have to vote the way you believe," he said. "We can U.S. Immigration Policy on Asylum Seekers serious hurricanes are coming, August and September. agree to disagree, that's fine. I don't think it's important Congressional Research Service So, because of that, we're not sure about where things that we all agree. We need to have some disagreement The Library of Congress might be with the city, how much we might need. on things. That's what forces good discussion to take Because of that unknown I would recommend that the place." Updated February 16, 2005 council set it fmillage] high. I would like to see it just A special budget meeting is scheduled for Saturday, below the 2.5." Ruth Ellen Wasem September 10 at 9 a.m. to ajlow more members of the Specialist in Immigration Policy Mayor Carla Johnston praised City Finance Director public to attend. A final meeting for adoption of the Domestic Social Policy Division Renee Lynch and the entire city staff for the effort they budget is set for Tuesday, September 20 at 5 p.m. x

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I I..V,<)?- the face of a private purchase of the land state and counties on preservation. But as the Fred C. Babcock/Cecil M. Webb does not rest with the foundation, Flynn told given the high price the developer paid for /'/• l\!in:,i Ri'iu'iit'i i- Wildlife Management Area. the Island Reporter. the land, Janes said he isn't sure how much S. ••ni\ ,;. "M/I ' miii '.i,;' said. "[The developer] has a big nut to crack," such as oak hammock, pine woods, pas- Private donations for the public purchase Janes said. 'The more land he devotes to ;i/i«i | i(,. (,,/ « /|, yn/f'.-i •• tures, wetlands, and the 10,000 acre •,'• •.: ^ i.#,.-i (• ii<- /»',;. ,,v of the land have come from all over the preservations, the harder that nut is to Telegraph Swamp. The ranch is a haven for United States and even from Europe, and crack." rare, endangered, and declining plant and Group Publisher Robin Calabrese have ranged from as little as $2 to as much Janes said he met with Sydney Kitson, animal species, including the Florida pan- as $10,000, said Flynn. who asked Janes if he would listen to Executive Editor Renny Severance ther, the woodstork, and the red-cockaded Kitson said he could not specify his com- Kitson's proposals. "While I have a strong woodpecker. Staff Writers Gary Phillips pany's plans for the Babcock property. opinion, I said I would listen," said Janes. The ranch is also a critical parcel for the While Kitson & Partners has not been part 'That's all I said." Jenny Bumham success of the Everglades Restoration pro- of the state's previous attempts to acquire Permits for changes to the use of the Amy Fleming ject, as it is the largest single parcel in the the Babcock, Kitson said he wants to work ranch land in Lee or Charlotte counties must Advertising Sales Terri Blackmore one million acres throughout Southern with the state and Charlotte and Lee coun- be approved by the respective Boards of Florida that have been identified as vital for Rich Martin ties to achieve maximum preservation and County Commissioners, according to Janes. the project. minimum impact. Kitson said the new owner intends to Dana Taylor Staff members Anita Pindar and Birgie Marguerite Burns "We believe it is possible to achieve the continue operating the existing business Vertesch and veterinarian P. J. Dietschel of conservation goals of the state of Florida enterprises on Babcock Ranch, which Production Mgr. Joy Simpkins the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife and the residents of Charlotte and Lee coun- include a sod farm, a limestone mining com- (CROW) had had hopes for the success of a ties while allowing for development of a pany, an eco-tourism operation and a cattle Classifieds & public purchase of the ranch. portion of the property," Kitson said. "We ranch. Subscriptions Shitlene Grasgroen "It's very disappointing and just heart- are committed to working with the state and Over the past decade, Kitson & Partners breaking," said Anita Pinder on behalf of county leaders to be responsible stewards of has successfully developed and managed Phone: '239)472-1537 CROW. "The coalition of environmental Babcock Ranch." several large-scale master planned commu- Fax: 12391472-8398 organizations, students, and the community Erick Lindblad, Executive Director of the nities in Florida as well as the Northeast. worked so hard for so long. We were sure it c-nail" Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, Kitson & Partners and Morgan Stanley was going to be a success. It's heartbreaking issued this statement: Real Estate Fund are jointly developing sarnapnewse breez8nc-wspapei3.com to lose it in its pristine condition." website:.vww broezenewspapers COT "We are disappointed that the entire Grande Champion in Daytona Beach and Eighteen hundred private citizens have ranch will not be able to be preserved, but Ibis Golf & Country Club, which neighbors Hours Monday - Fnrfay contributed more than $245,000 to the we will persevere in the effort to protect sig- the Grassy Waters Nature Preserve in West 8.30 a.m. TO 5 p.m. Babcock Preservation Partnership for the nificant portions of this major watershed Palm Beach. public purchase of the Babcock Ranch, said \lii.-''n /:'.•,',, /'n ., U»...... -.u1 and wildlife habitat area.

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Council have a third alternative in the Therefore, code clarifications must be Memo from Mayor Carla B. Johnston choice decide between path safety and very carefully stated. rerouting a bike path behind private City government alone won't deter- City Council Other budget items include the follow- property? mine build-back plans. Condo associa- meets at 9 a.m. on ing: On August 2nd, Council will again tions and property owners have real work •: ••• ••' Tuesday, August 2. One; what level of resources is need- address build-back, primarily a concern ahead. Charlie taught us all that post-cat- !; The tentative mill- ed by our Management Information for resort area properties. Council is on astrophic build-back is not business as % . . ' age for FY'O5-'O6 Systems Department? The best use of record favoring a post-disaster re-build- usual. For example, who Will pay for the is now set and the new technologies can improve efficiency, ing plan where demolition of the destroyed property? Is city's 15 percent of enhance productivity and enable optimal 1) no one loses their unit, insurance adequate and accessible? How ^L iii your county proper- public participation. soon after the disaster will one be able to jjjjjk .-*;;":{*• ty tax fr*^ca n ^e Two; hurricane disaster reserves. 2) four story buildings are accommo- hire workers? What if land has washed *™ "" estimated. Many Should we vote to increase our hurricane dated, whether by building up one away? What will build-back cost? Who budget decisions remain. disaster reserve fund from $1 million to story, or by using flood proof panels will provide that money? How. long will For example, Council must set build- $2 million — just in case? if deemed acceptable, it take before buildings can be occupied ing department fees. Florida has estab- Three; our shared use paths — a valu- 3) a resort property is permitted to again? What happens to people, their lished a self-supporting building code. able island asset. People value these rebuild in the same footprint perhaps belongings, their budgets, their lives in This means that user fees channel the paths for different reasons. Some say with the possibility of repositioning the interim? Will it be easy for condo costs for building projects more toward they offer recreation. Others say they're that footprint if advance plans are associations to reach agreements when those who use the service rather than for exercise, or for a leisurely stroll, or a submitted to the city, owners are scattered across the country toward the general property tax. Should place to walk the dog, or to test the and the globe? What happens to mort- 4). current use can be retained. fees be proportional to the size of a pro- grandchild's new training wheels, or to gages and leases held by individual prop- Clarifying build-back policy is a ject — differentiating between the fair cycle 20+ miles. erty owners? burden for small residential or small major step forward. But two impor- Still others say they are an environ- tant questions remain. Let's just hope that the build-back dis- business initiative and a large construc- mentally sensitive alternative mode of cussions are purely academic and never tion project or major redevelopment? transportation — especially when We must preserve our '-grandfathered' need to be implemented! There's been a general agreement that Periwinkle is jammed during season. status vis-a-vis-Florida's Bert Harris Act. Council welcomes your input. If you churches, charities and similar institu- Our paths are much narrower than the This means .that our land development can't come to Council meetings, please tions benefit the larger society and accepted standard for safety when people code is not subject to Bert Harris because let us know your views. Email us at sail should be able to use their funds for pro- or bicycles pass each other. Should we it was passed prior to 1995. The Bert [email protected]. And, don't jects, not for fees. Do we want to pre- widen them? Many paths suffered hurri- Harris act is designed to ensure that pri- forget to check www.mysaiiibel.com to serve this traditional practice? Is this cane damage and need repair to provide a vate property rights are not inhibited by read relevant city documents. flexibility still possible? This is a late yiable surface? Should we prioritize changes in code that negatively affect August agenda item. these repairs? one's property value. If we want to pre- City hosts seminar for city clerks from SW Fla. r By GARY PHILLIPS Elections [email protected] Qualifying Officer Bernie Sanibel City Clerk Pamela Smith was Feliciano. recently elected Southwest Director for "We're not the Florida Association of City Clerks. In only city clerks, one of her first official duties, Smith host- but during the ed 10 city clerks at a special seminar at election process Sanibel City Hall on Friday, July 22. we serve as a Smith summed up the purpose for the qualifying offi- meeting in one word. cer for the "Education. When we are elected to the municipality," position of director it's our responsibility Smith said. to keep in touch with the clerks in the area "Bernie does it and bring them to our city or set up a every day, meeting at some other place, not to talk * every year. about general issues but to get some edu- Photo by Gary Phillips That's her job. cation," she said. "For every six hours of Pamela Smith For most of us Photo by Gary Phillips educational experience we have, we get Sanibel City Clerk city clerks we do Lee County Elections Qualifying Officer Bernie FeSiciano spoke to a group of 11 city one point toward a certification, continu- a variety of tasks clerks from Florida's Southwest District at a meeting at Sanibe! City Hall on Friday, ing education or moving up to the next and our elections come only every couple July 22. certification. So it's difficult to make your of years so it's like learning it all over city governments understand that you're again." not just going to a meeting because you Smith said future meeting will be want to see each other. In order to make scheduled in other areas of the district to them understand that the clerks really are be more fair to the clerks from further getting an education, I use these district away. Come In For A meetings to give them more education so "I hope to do it every other month. they can get their points so they can get We've already got our next one scheduled certified or move to the next level." for Avon Park in October," she said. "I Smith said she wanted to host a meet- think it's only fair that all of us drive some Free Gift From Us! ing on Sanibel to give the other clerks a distance to one meeting or another. Avon look at our island and all it offers. Park is about three hours away and it's "I felt like it would be a good business just not fair for everyone else to do all the initiative for our businesses who need driving while I'm just sitting here." people to come onto the island, not just Sanibel's meeting also included pre- for a meeting but to eat, to stay at the sentations by City Manager Judie hotels, to shop. Women are the best at Zimomra and by Maj. Michael Murray, doing those things," she said. Sanibel Police Department's Emergency Smith said part of Friday's meeting Operations Coordinator, on hurricane pre- was a presentation by Lee County paredness.

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To the Editor: I am sending a copy of this letter to The on feeding alligators charge : Dear Sanibel City Council: Island Reporter so that all of the condo- I read with astonishment the report of minium owners will be aware of your pos- On Friday, July 22, Florida Fish and immediately and removed two aggressive your July 19 meeting relating to Build sible action. T should not be astonished by Wildlife Conservation Commission alligators, 8 foot 9 inches and 5 foot 11 Back. Your consideration to allow Build your actions on this matter. It is quite evi- -(FWC) Officers arrested a Charlotte inches in length, from the area. Back in the Resort District but to then dent that you represent only the home County couple for deliberately feeding an Jones is a legally licensed commercial only allow the owners of those condo- owners on Sanibel and not the condomini- alligator; an offense that the agency's alli- crab fisherman. A check revealed Jones miniums to rent by the month rather than um owners who pay the majority of the gator experts say is often associated with had an active warrant from Charlotte by the week is outrageous. taxes, without representation. But I did fatal attacks against humans. County for unspecified charges. He was There are approximately 500 units not realize that you would be so cavalier transported to Charlotte County jail for James Johnny Jones, D.O.B. 9/21/69, affected by this consideration. Many of the and brazen in your dislike for condomini- those charges by a sheriff's deputy. of 8124 Alfred Blvd., Punta Gorda, and owners of these 500 units purchased them um owners. Pcrhaps.it is time to lobby Jackie L. O'Neil, D.O.B. 5/21/70, also of Jones' and O'Neil's arrest comes in the with the right to weekly rentals to defray condominium owners to change their vot- the same address, were charged with feed- wake of an unrelated fatal alligator attack costs and in some instances, to be able to ing location to Sanibel so that we will ing alligators, a second degree misde- that occurred in nearby Port Charlotte a afford them. A change to this right would have representation on the City Council. meanor punishable by up to $500 and/or week earlier. On the evening of July 15, not only negatively impact income for 60 days in jail. Kevin Albert Murray, 41, of 1763 these units but will lead to hundreds of law Sincerely, Stimmel St., North Port was swimming in "When fed, alligators quickly lose their suits for the City of Sanibel. I hope you — Robert F. Marrinan natural fear of people and begin to associ- a canal off the Myakka River when a 12- have reviewed this with your legal council, Sanibel ate human presence with a feeding oppor- foot-2-inch alligator attacked and killed as there is precedent in this matter. tunity. This altered behavior creates a sig- him. Residents of the area claimed that nificant danger that jeopardizes the safety alligator had been fed. of anyone who may come into contact It is illegal to feed alligators and the with that animal," said Harry Dutton, head FWC strongly recommends not feeding of the FWC alligator management sec- other wildlife where alligators might be tion. present. Feeding ducks, turtles or throw- COMMENTARY FWC Officers Donna Caro, Jason ing fish scraps in the water where alliga- Forker and Investigator Larry Jernstedt tors can associate humans with a feeding acted on a tip from an anonymous s.ource opportunity, is tantamount to feeding an My Thoughts on Build Back units in that building can be built back. who had witnessed a man, a woman and alligator. Information on how to prevent The reason the question arises is because two children feeding an alligator from a problems with alligators is listed in the After A Disaster the number of units in today's multi- boat on the Peace River. When they FWC's "Living with Alligators" brochure family structures along the beach most received another call from the anonymous found online at MyFWC.com/gators/. From Tom Rothman - City Councilman likely exceed the number allowed by the source that the couple had returned, offi- Anyone having information about the comprehensive plan. If in building the cers staked out the area and were able to feeding of alligators is urged to report the I believe we should attempt to accom- structure back, today's code was strictly video and photograph the feeding. The incident to the toll free Wildlife Alert plish three goals as part of building back followed, some units would have to be arrests were made at about 1:30 p.m. on a Hotline at (888) 404-3922. Those report- after a disaster: eliminated and owners could lose their portion of the river known as Jim Long ing violations may remain anonymous property. Lake. FWC trappers were dispatched and be eligible for a reward. 1. Re-instate the short-term rentals Keeping owners from losing their unit thus feeding our small island retail in a disaster is most easily solved by businesses and providing leads into explicitly clarifying the code, to say that our real estate market, keeping the the building can be built back in the NOTICE OF PROPOSED ENACTMENT demand for property appreciating. same footprint and to the existing densi- ty - that is, all units can be built back. I 2. Prevent an owner from losing his OF ORDINANCE(S) 05-012,05-013 & 05-014 cannot speak for all council members unit in a disaster. CITY OF SANIBEL, FLORIDA but I believe that there is strong support 3. Support the policies in the Sanibel on council for this position. The Sanibel City Council will meet to continue the Public Hearing and discussion Plan to re-create the dune system Goals #1 & #3: In my mind, goals #1 August 02,2005 at Sanibel City Hall in the Council Chambers (MacKenzie Hall), 800 and to discourage building in the and #3 interact. I don't want to eliminate high hazard Gulf Beach Zone - the short-term rentals. But even now, they're Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida, at 9:15 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. to consider proposed zone seaward of the 1974 Coastal enactment of the following ordinance(s)\o be titled: being eliminated by the re-development Construction Control Line. of motels into luxury condominiums (i.e. the case of the sale of Shalimar). 9:15 a.m. a. ORDINANCE 05-013 PERTAINING TO CHAPTER 90 OF I believe we can accomplish these This is being driven by money. Right THE SANIBEL CODE ENTITLED "FEES", ARTICLES I, II, three goals for the concern of owners now, the economics are that a smaller III AND IV, AMENDING THE PERMIT, DEVELOPMENT and for the long-term safety our beaches number of condominiums are more valu- REVIEW AND ADMINISTRATIVE FEES SET FORTH can provide. able then motel rooms. THEREIN; AMENDING THE SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR To only way to rebuild the beaches in APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS OR APPROVALS The existing code on short term REQUIRED BY THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; AND rentals is not well understood by proper- the resort area in the long term is if PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ty owners: If your~multi-family unit is in property owners seaward of the 1974 the Gulf Beach Zone (forward of the CCCL can be encouraged to move their ORDINANCE 05-014 PERTAINING TO CHAPTER 14 OF 1974 Coastal Construction Control line) building landward if they must rebuild it 9:30 a.m. h. THE SANIBEL CODE ENTITLED "BUILDING AND in the resort area and it is more than 50 after a disaster. BUILDING REGULATIONS"; AMENDING ARTICLE IV, percent destroyed by a disaster, the One way to do this is with a trade. We PERMITS, SECTION 14-191, FEE SCHEDULE, AND EXISTING CODE does NOT allow an could amend the code to allow re- ARTICLE V, STANDARDS, SECTION 14-212, VALUE OF owner to re-instate short-term resort instatement of short-term rentals after a PROJECT OR WORK; AMENDING THE BUILDING rentals (less that 30 days) after his build- •disaster, in exchange for owners in the PERMIT AD BUILDING REGULATION RELATED FEES ing is built back in the Gulf Beach Zone, Gulf Beach Zone to move their buildings SET FORTH THEREIN; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE even though the building is in the resort back, towards or even behind the 1974 DATE. area. The Condominium Association and CCCL. Some buildings may only be many owners are unaware of this limita- able to move a foot, some 20 feet, some tion. Again - EXISTING CODE does 50 feet, and some more. This would give 930 a.m c ORDINANCE 05-012 GRANTING TO LEE COUNTY NOT allow an owner to re-instate short- owners the ability to re-instate short- ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC., (LCEC) ITS term resort rentals under these condi- SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, AN ELECTRIC term rentals and it would help our FRANCHISE; IMPOSING PROVISIONS AND tions. beach-dune system recover. 1 believe CONDITIONS RELATING THERETO; PROVIDING What does the existing code say this would be a good balance between FOR QUARTERLY PAYMENTS TO THE CITY OF about building all the units back? The the rights of unit owners and the recov- SANIBEL, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR code states that a multi-family building, ery of our beaches. INCORPORAT ION, CONFLICT AND in the resort area, seaward of the 1974 Thanks for listening. SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN CCCL and destroyed more than 50% by EFFECTIVE DATE. a disaster CAN be built back in the — Tom Rothman SAME FOOTPRINT! What the code Said proposed ordinance(s) arc on file and may be inspected by the public at the City does NOT specifically say is that ALL Clerk's -office. Sanibel City Hall. 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida. All interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinances. If a person decides to appeal a decision made by Council on any matter considered at this meeting/hearing, such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, to include the testimony and evidence upon which any such appeal is lo be based.

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 Sonibe) - Capiiva Islands number 711. Professional Pef Styling

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I ' j At 5 feet. 3 inches, Lindsay "I was one of them," she said s r Phillips docsn"t fit the stereotype with a smile. "That's how they i of a basketball player. But any- do it all over the country, every 'j...-:. thing Lindsay may lack in stature state. That's how they make up she makes up for in hustle and their teams." - I • ;"_•>• • • hard work. The 16 year old Lindsay said the Jr. Nationals i^ •" — ' r shooting

Photo by Gary Phillips Lindsay Phillips developed her basketball skills on Sanibe! and is one of four girls from SW Florida to be invited to the U.S.A. Jr. Nationals in Columbus, Ohio for this week's competition.

Calusa Nature Center and Planetarium Dog Star Days of Summer • Laser Show Series See evening laser shows on our rented The Calusa Nature Center and SkyLase laser system. You may have seen Planetarium is a private, not-for-profit envi- laser shows in the planetarium before, but ronmental education center which offers fun SkyLase covers the entire dome in laser for people of all ages! PUBLIC NOTICE • light patterns! The cost of each show is The Museum, Aviaries and Trails are $5 for members, $10 for non-members. open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. The $10 ticket includes a free pass to the to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 Nature Center on a future visit. Because p.m. The Sanibel City Council some shows sell out, advance reservations Join Volunteer Docent Norm DeWolfe and payment is recommended. Each every Tuesday and Friday at 9:30 a.m. for a show lasts approximately 50 minutes. guided walk of the Cypress Swamp will convene the Regular Meeting on Seating limited to 90 per show. Please Boardwalk. He has been leading the walk caii 275-3435 to reserve your seats now j | Tuesdav. August 02, 2005 with a credit card. Tickets available at the of the swamp. door for SI2. The Center consists of the Living Natural History Museum with more than 100 live at 9:00 a.m. Saturday. July 30th, 8 p.m. animals including a skunk, bobcat, albino Dark Side of the Moon raccoon, a Butterfly Aviary and Native Plant at M acKenzie Hall Sunday, July 31st, 8 pm Nursery, an Audubon Aviary which houses Laser Zeppelin permanently injured birds of prey (hawks, vultures, a bald eagle, owls and more!), 800 Dunlop Road Wednesday. August 3rd, 8 p.m. nature trails, a picnic area, a gift shop with : Laser U2 an excellent assortment of nature books and Public is welcome. Friday, August 5th, 8 p.m. a Planetarium which features astronomy Laser Metallica programs and laser light shows. The Center is located at 3450 Ortiz Saturdav. August 6th, 8 p.m. Avenue in Fort Myers, one minute from I- The Wall 75 at Exit 136. Complete agendas are available at the City Web site: www.mysanibel.com. A copy of the agenda is also posted on the bulletin board ovstside City Hall. Agendas subject to amendment. !ose rojessiomais IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE BY THE EXEO[I1VEJ]ILE COUNCIL ON ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING/ 239,472,8228 HEARING, SUCH PERSON MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, TO INCLUDE THE 695 Tarpon Bay RcL, TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH ANY SUCH APPEAL IS TO Suite 7, Sanibel BE BASED. www.exectitie.com IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, L PERSONS NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE [email protected] (jilrlu )u«nz. CLC IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT JIM ISOM, DIRECTOR OF VP, Branch Manager visit www.sureclose.com ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES NO LATER THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. TELEPHONE 239-472-3700 FOR ASSISTANCE'IF SureClose. The online service that connects all parties in a- real HEARING IMPAIRED, TELEPHONE THE FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE AT 711. estate closing transaction -24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 8 • Week of July 28 - August 3, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER Optimist Club gives scholar- Junonia found — ships for summer rec kids The Sanibel Captiva Optimist Club made a generous Donations to the Scholarship Fund for After-school or $5,000 donation to the Summer Recreation Program Summer Recreation Programs can be made by anyone. Scholarship Fund. The donation made it possible for For details, please call the Recreation Administrative many children anclyouthLio attend4he Summer Program. Office at 472-6477. RecreaTioirfWiSeteifHelene Phillips stated that "not one - The Sanibel Captiva Optimist Club's motto is "Friend scholarship applicant was turned down because of the of Youth" and is able to reach youth of all ages due to financial, contributions made by Sanibel continuing support from the community. CommunityOrganizations."

Photo by Jenny Burnham r Andrew Chennisi of Houston Texas, found his junonia in front of the Island Inn during his very first trip to Sanibel.

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using the newly-learned skills in open water rather than increase the diver's competence. spending most of the time in a classroom or pool. Deep diving specialty classes teach the students how I'll devote this column and my next one to taking a look deeper dives affect their bodies and minds. Increased water at a few of the more popular specialties. pressure, decreasing light and the effects of nitrogen nar- Dee\ * Underwater Photography - There's nothing like being cosis are all addressed. Narcosis is the toxic effect nitrogen able to bring back images of your underwater adventures. has on the human mind and nervous system when it is Its the best and often the only way to share the beauty of breathed under pressure such as when diving. The diver the undersea world with nondiving family and friends. feels intoxicated like they've had a few drinks. Judgement Thinkinq Specialty courses in underwater photography inform can be impaired and the situation can become quite dan- divers about the various equipment available and how to gerous if not dealt with. Fortunately all the diver has to do use it. is ascend several feet and the effects will immediately "ktrtj Phillips Proper camera maintenance is a critical aspect of the diminish. The real trick is recognizing the phenomenon in : o: course. Water in general, and salt water specifically, are yourself or your buddy before it becomes critical. o very corrosive and tough on underwater camera equipment Deep diving students make at least two dives with an and the seals that hold the water out. Thorough care of the instructor to be sure they can handle the extra planning, gear will help it last for years and prevent an expensive preparation, equipment and skills required to make deeper Hello, and welcome accident like having a camera get flooded with sea water. dives. again to "Deep Courses also cover how to use natural light or artificial These are just a few of the special instruction courses Thinking." One of the light from a flash unit, how to compose interesting shots available to certified divers. We'll take a more detailed great things about scuba and which film is best for different situations. Digital pho- look at more such courses in my next column. You can diving is that after you get tography has become much more common in recent years learn more about which classes are offered, when they are your initial training there and has become a regular part of the course. scheduled and what they cost by consulting a local dive are many many activities A related course which may be part of the photography shop. to engage in while you course or may be a separate class on its own is underwater Charlie Shipman, a diving instructor from my home- dive. A few of these are videography. Many divers are putting camcorders into town of Dexter, Missouri used to sum up dive training by underwater photography, waterproof housings and making their own "home saying your basic certification card is your ticket to the artifact collecting, wreck movies" of their dives. This is one of my favorite activities. dance, but it doesn't make you John Travolta. Continuing gphillips@breeze diving, cave diving, After the dives are videotaped, the tapes are edited to keep your diving education with specialty courses will make spearfishing and naviga- only the most interesting parts and then music and/or nar- you a safer, more experienced and happier diver. tion. newspapers.com ration is added to the final cut. It's a fun way to relive my Gary Phillips is an experienced certified scuba diver but The diving profession- dives and share them with others. is not a certified scuba instructor. Any material provided is als who provide your • Deep Diver - Novice divers are cautioned to make for informational purposes only. For more thorough basic scuba training also teach a wide variety of "special- their dives no deeper than 60 feet. Until a diver gains more instruction and information, consult a local diving profes- ty courses" which give a diver extra instruction and expe- experience or training this is a good rule. A diver's comfort sional, found in the Yellow Pages under "Diving rience beyond the basics. These courses typically last just and confidence level will grow with time spent underwater Instruction." a day or two and often focus more on actual diving and and keeping the dives relatively shallow at first will help Traffic Aide Ann Newman says farewell to Sanibel

By JENNY BURNHAM [email protected] Long-time four-way fixture Ann SAVE AN EXTRA* Newman, traffic aide with the Sanibel Police Department, is leaving island dri- vers to stop and go for themselves. Newman and her husband are relocating to the Charlottesville-Richmond area of Virginia. "I'm moving to Virginia," said ($/ Carpet Newman. "I don't want people to think Phone Accessories I abandoned them." Lighting Fixtures The move will bring Newman closer Health & Beauty to her son and daughter-in-law, who are mmer Clothing both in the Air Force, and the move is a promotion for her husband, John. "It's a really good deal for my hus- band," said Newman. "And I can work a job if I want to. I can quit a job if I want to. And I can see my granddaughter whenever I want to." Newman said she will miss Sanibel drivers, many of whom she knows by their daily schedules, by their faces, or by their cars. She is especially grateful to the drivers who have stopped and passed her cold beverages. COUPON MONEYS "It means a lot when you're out there File Photo and someone gives you a cold bottle of Ann Newman water or iced tea," she said. To Sanibel, Newman said: "I want to miss you and think of you fondly and thank everyone for their waves, and wish you all well." their kindness, and the bottled water Of her relocation, she said, "It's they've given me over the years. I will nothing but good."

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WINDOW WALL AND riOOR COVtRINf.S Live FURNttl RE AND ACCESSOR!ti, Shelling INTERIORS by Oecorati ft a D e n Restriction Our !5tn jesr «.f inj. \OU on Sar.thH UianJ 239-472-6551 n U«) Kd ' * v«i M It Florida law prohibits the taking of live shells on Sanibel Island to conserve this precious marine resource. to 10 • Week of July 28 - August 3, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER The Dana Foundation, a private philan- in establishing new relationships and in thropy, also supports the Dana Alliance deepening existing ones. HEALTH WATCH for Brain Initiatives, a not-for-profit orga- nization of more than 200 leading neuro- Here are some suggestions from the scientists. Also the Alliance and the booklets: No Brainer... professor, who moved to AARP Andrus Foundation are making Don't let your brain retire Florida 15 years ago after available four free booklets on "Staying • Get involved in projects that entail reg- when you do 30 years in their profes- Sharp," summarizing current advances in ular contact with others sions. "I could have stayed brain research. For copies go to the Web • Take advantage of programs and ser- Do you know this per- home all day, but I wanted site www.andrus.org or write to AARP vices offered at community centers, son? I'm sure you do. Her to do things I'd never done Fulfillment, 601 E St. NW, Washington, local offices for aging and senior cen- name is Ann, Ruth, Phyllis. before." DC 20049. ters. His name is Robert, George, These are prime exam- One of the most interesting findings is • Seek out people who share common or Richard. These individu- ples of what brain scientist the importance of making and maintain- interests at churches, clubs and not-for- als are leading us on a one- call being "proactive," ing social contacts. Studies have shown profit organizations. hour walk along a nature doing things that can help that people with good social networks live • Get connected while you improve your trail bordering mangroves prevent the physical and longer and are physically healthier than health, such as joining a chess club. and the Indian River mental decline that has people who are socially isolated. been traditionally associat- I see at least two common denomina- Lagoon. She bends down to Older people may be more likely to tors in these suggestions: think of others, pick up dried palm fronds ed with aging. Among lead solitary lives, especially if family and those things are physical not just of yourself, and dare to discover that early settlers used for friends have moved away or died. the world. brooms, and shows us the exercise, mental activity Combating loneliness requires effort, both holes that crabs have dug in Health Watch and the feeling that what the soft sand of the mud you do makes a difference. flats. By Dr. Janice Caron Also, managing stress, staying socially connected, A young-at-heart 77- Dr. Caron, LMHC, eating a health diet and get- POLICE BEAT year-old — we mistook her CAP is a licensed mental ting proper rest. for somebody in her 60s — health counselor, certified this volunteer guide at the addiction professional and These habits can serve Blotter for week of July 21-25, 2005 Source: Florida Department of Environmental Learning hypnotherapist. Readers us well at any age, of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Center is doing exactly what with confidential ques- course. What's significant Compiled by Jenny Burnham about the ongoing research [email protected] the experts say we should do tions may email Janice at Correction Reports to stay sharp as we get older. caronj @ earthlink. net. on brain aging is that at This individual keeps each stage of life—infancy, The blotter contains public information A vessel having difficulty maneuvering physically active with this childhood, adolescence, obtained.from the Sanibel Police Depart- with the current struck the Sanibel and other volunteer activities at a conser- adulthood, middle adulthood, and old age- ment. All persons arrested are innocent Fishing Pier, damaging the water pipe and vation institution, Habitat for Humanity, —the brain shows an amazing capacity to until proven guilty in a court of law. fish tube on the west side. Officers sub- the Humane Society and local kinder- adapt. In practical terms, that means that mitted a report to the Department of garten classes. She is at the gym three we are never "too old" to learn, or to Arrests Public Works. embrace the good habits that will improve times a week, swims and snorkels for fun. 07/23/05 • Driving Under the Plays tennis for fun and socialization. She our quality of life. Influence, Refusing to Sign Citations Beach Patrol keeps mentally active too by knowing the "If we were to employ a single word to characterize the human brain at all phases Michael C. Laduca, 34, of 6008 Officers on beach patrol reported that names of most plants indigenous to the Edgebrook Drive, Orlando, Florida, was new sea turtle nesting places at the Tarpon area. However, there is always someone of development, it would be plasticity: the organ's capacity to change," writes arrested on a charge of driving under the Bay access were secure. All bird nesting that asks her about one she doesn't, so she influence. Police reports show Laduca sites that remained after Hurricane Dennis must look it up. Richard Restak, a neurologist in Washington, DC and author the book The was also cited for unlawful speed and fail- were secure. The officers found no viola- When not volunteering, they take pot- ure to exhibit a driver's license on tions of the leash law or live shelling law, tery classes and dance lessons. And they Secret Life of the Brain. The book indi- cates how the brain grows and develops demand. Laduca was additionally cited and all fishermen at the fishing pier had are meeting new people and making a for refusing to sign his citations, and then the proper permits. contribution to their community. from infancy through old age—and how many of the things we "know" about the charged with refusing to sign the cita- Officers also noted complaints from "I decided to get involved in things — "inevitable" mental decline in old age are tions, according to police reports. beachgoers regarding the dirty and muddy it makes me feel so vital," said a retired simply not true. condition of the Gulf waters. nurse, schoolteacher, . firefighter, CEO, 07/25/05 • Warrant Arrest Shawn Shearker, 12001 Honeysuckle Alligator/Wildlife Reports Road, Fort Myers, was arrested by Sanibel Police received reports or com- Sanibel Police at the request of the Lee plaints about alligators in the following County Sheriff's Office. Shearker report- locations: edly had four outstanding warrants for Financial Workshop for violation of parole. • 1400 block of Middle Gulf Drive • 500 block Hideaway Court Incidents • 1000 block White. Ibis Drive 07/21/05 • Criminal Mischief • 1400 block Middle Gulf Drive ndividual Tn the 4500 block of Brainard Bayou, • 1500 block Bunting Lane unknown person(s) reportedly damaged a mailbox valued at $100. Traffic Citations .nvestors Sanibel Police issued the following 07/25/05 • Possession of Marijuana speeding citations: in an Amount Less than 20 Grams A 5-week course is being offered to assist individuals in Millissa Lynn Walters, 24, of 3705 • Sanibel-Captiva Road: eighteen setting financial and investment goals. This class also Country Club Blvd., Cape Coral, was • Tarpon Bay: one will provide a summary of the most common investments issued an Notice to Appear for possession • Causeway Road: four of marijuana in an amount less than twen- • Donax: two used by individuals in reaching their objectives. Classes ty grams, according to police reports. meet one day per week. Walters was also cited for unknowingly Police also issued citations for the During this course you will learn about: driving on a suspended driver's license following: and for violating the move over law.* •IRAs and Business • Setting Realistic • Failure to stop at a stop sign: four Retirement Plans Financial Goals * The Move Over Law requires that • Possession of a suspended driver's motorists move over away from any license: one •Common Stocks • Estate Planning Issues emergency vehicle stopped on the • Unsafe equipment: one side of the roadway with its lights flashing. Once moved over, motorists • Knowingly driving on a suspended dri- •Mutual Funds • Retirement Planning must slow down and drive cautiously. ver's license: one • Safety belt violation: two Dates: Wednesday, Aug 3rd, Aug 10th, Motorists must change lanes away from an emergency vehicle if they • Unknowingly driving on a suspended Aug 17th, Aug 24th & Aug 31st are on a multi-lane highway and can driver's license: one do so safely. If drivers can't, change • Following too closely: one Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm lanes safely, or they are on a two- • Expired driver's license more than six lane highway, they must slow down months: one Place: Edward Jones while maintaining a safe speed so as 16681 McGregor Blvd., Suite 102 not to impede other traffic. • Violation of a manatee speed zone: one Fort Myers, Fl 33908 Call: (239) 454-7791 Junonia found —

Shenandoah Eggert 16681 Me Gregor Blvd Suite 102 Ft. Myers, FL 33908 Bus. 239-454-7791 www.edwardjones.com Member S1PC Photo by Jenny Burnham Kdvvard Jones Willem Stowe, eight years old, Shenandoah Eggert from Norfolk, Virginia, found Investment Representative Serving Individual Investors Sinor 1871 this junonia on the beach at Sandy Bend. ISLAND REPORTER • Week of July 28 - August 3, 2005 • 11 Megan Tinsley is a research assistant at the SCCF Marine Laboratory specializing first in water quality and E subsequently in the mangrove die-off project. Originally from Kentucky, she came to Sanibel about a year and a half ago working first at the "Ding" Darling National This is the first in a series of articles by and about the Wildlife Refuge, then moving to the SCCF Marine Lab. A Secret Mangrove Garden SCCF Marine Laboratory on Tarpon Bay Road. This fall she will head to the University of Miami to start By Megan Tinsley work on a master's degree in marine policy. Special to the Island Reporter There is a place hidden from most where the butterflies dance late into the afternoon. A black mangrove forest locat- ed just off Sanibel Island attracts hordes of mangrove buck- eye butterflies, which place their eggs on the salty leaves of the black mangrove trees. The spiky, black caterpillars emerge soon, and dine on the silvery-green leaves. . _.This mangrove forest:and specifically a die-off area within the forest, is under investigation by the Sanibel- Captiva Conservation Foundation Marine Laboratory. The property, managed by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, is the site of a planting project that will be the foundation for an ecological model for man- grove restoration, thanks to funding provided by the South Florida Water Management District. V The die-off area, an almost circular zone of dead snags and swampy water, lies in stark contrast to the dense, green tangle of mangroves that surrounds it. Out in the die-off, where the bright light reflecting off the water is almost dis- orienting, Great Southern White butterflies flutter about, oblivious to the intense heat and blinding sun. They land briefly to sip the nectar from a blossom on a young man- grove taking advantage of the ample light in the almost-tree- less area. Black mangrove seedlings are slowly beginning to re-colonizc the die-off, but not without help. Saltwort, an herb with succulent, cylindrical leaves, rises in clumps up out of the deep muck, and by forming these - "' "islands," somehow lends the mangrove seeds a helping "jr hand. The rest of the die-off, with the exception of these islands, remains brown, bare and hostile to young black mangrove trees. Research Scientist Dr. Eric Milbrandt and I want to determine what exactly the saltwort islands provide that enables the seedlings to germinate. Is it the soil the salt- wort roots accumulate or the reduced temperature provided by their shading? Whatever it is, small life abounds on these islands. The Great Southern White Butterflies float from sipping mangrove nectar, to the spongy saltwort below, Above: Batis islands. where they lay their eggs. Inset: Snails on a pneumatphore. The islands of saltwort look like miniature forests sprout- ing from a barren moon crater. A closer look reveals a pray- ing mantis perfectly camouflaged by the shade of saltwort green: not light not dark, but simply new and bright. It creeps along silently, its arms designed to snatch other creepy crawlers which cannot detect its presence. Perhaps it will snare one of the many scurrying sea roaches (though RenTal & Toun Boar Tnws not leUinkalU ic\u.hv\i M.«.kiiu: hiuliu L'uniik!.,- lln.ii five pans otic:.1'i liii'j lo .i"< ihi">j d>* ii'dii lini: . > M. iuh o- . llut lit .\ lup|IUI i > jus- K scenic

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I would appreciate any help that you could give second harvest Peel away some of the outer leaves me. — Geri Anderson, Fort Myers Beach Dear Ron: My husband and I thought it of the stalk, then would be fun to try to grow a pineapple hang it upside down in a dry, cool Dear Geri: Your orchid is a variety of plant, so we cut off the top portion and Phalaenopsis, which according to the planted it in the ground. Well, it grew area for about a week to allow the American Orchid Society is America's quite quickly and in about 18 months we favorite orchid. It produces long-lasting had a plant. We had a pineapple growing "scars" to harden and to prevent the sprays of flowers that are available in on top of the plant, which is about 2 feet many color combinations. It is also wide by 2 feet tall. starter plant from rotting. known as moth orchid, for the shape of its The pineapple was average size and did Island blooms. take several months to fully grow and it Then, simply place the crown on Continue watering your orchid once a just came loose on July 8. It was really week as you have, letting the potting delicious and very different from what Sympson medium almost, but not totally dry out, you get in the grocery store. Will our plant and make sure to avoid letting water stay continue to produce another pineapple? Iy in the ground — pushing it down slightly to avoid any on the plant. Provide it with indirect gaps between plant and soil. The soil Photo by Rob Braitling bright light and feed it once a month with — Pam Schwartz, Fort Myers Beach Fort Myers Beach Observer a liquid fertilizer designed for orchids. should be highly enriched with organic Pineapple plant. matter, such as peat moss and cow There are two schools of thought on manure, or you can simply use an where to prune a Phalaenopsis when Dear Pam: Congratulations on your weeks later, the bud will produce rows of flowering ends. You can cut off the stem home-grown pineapple! And yes, more enriched commercial planting medium. tiny, light-blue flowers. If you're planting it directly in the just above the second leaf node from the pineapples are on the way, though they After the flowers have all dried, usual- bottom and new flowers will appear, will not be as large as the first fruit. Up ground, it is important that the pineapple ly in about two or three months, the be planted in a sunny, well-drained loca- though they are likely to be smaller. to four new side shoots should emerge immature fruit will emerge in the form of Veteran orchid aficionados prefer to from your plant, but for best results, tion, because it disdains "wet feet," a tiny, bright-red cone, which later will through which it can easily succumb to remove the stem completely, so the plant remove all but two of them. In about a turn green. When the fruit is about six can focus energy on a strong new spike. year, you should have new pineapples. fungus. months old, it will start changing color Interestingly, the pineapple (Ananas The next ingredient is patience, from the base up ~ from green to white to comosus) is a member of the because it can take up to two years for the yellow. plant to produce a ripe fruit. While you're Bromeliaceaea family, the most common Commercial pineapple growers* pick For detailed information about orchids of which is the bromeliad — making waiting, fertilize the plant every two or their fruit when the bottom half has three months ~ but don't water it more and their care, see the summer 2005 issue pineapples sort of South Florida natives- turned a golden color. The pineapple is of Ron Sympson's Florida Garden in-law. In fact, while not indigenous to than once a week during the dry season. ripe and edible at that point, though you You also need to remember that the Magazine, with its cover story, "Florida's our area, pineapples are native to other can delay picking it if you want to wait beautiful orchids." Other topics include fra- parts of subtropical and tropical America. pineapple is very cold-sensitive and until the entire fruit is yellow. needs to be protected during frost and grance gardens and attracting butterflies. Many nurseries sell pineapple plants near-frost conditions. An annual subscription of four issues is that you can stick in the ground, but its And keep an eye open for common $34.95, a two-year subscription is $49.95, more fun to start one yourself. For those Phalaenopsis is America's and a single issue is $9.95. Florida resi- of you haven't experimented with plant- garden pests such as mealybugs, mites favorite orchid and scale, all of which can be eradicated dents, add 6 percent sales tax. ing your own pineapple, as Pam has, To ask a question or place an order, go here's what to do. with a soapy spray. You might also want to treat the soil with a fungicide. Dear Ron: I have received an orchid online at www.TheFloridaGarden.com; The first step: Buy a pineapple at the plant as a gift and am not quite sure how send an e-mail to ronsympson@ earth grocery store. Then cut off the crown After about a year, or maybe a few months longer, when your plant is about to take care of it. I spritz the plant every link.net; or write to Ron Sympson, about one-half-inch below the leafy stalk. day, and once a week give it a cup of 11691 Dawn Cowrie Drive, Fort Myers, Cut away the excess flesh and you should two feet tall, a bud should begin to form in the center of the leaf stalk. A few water as I was instructed to do. It is slow- FL 33908.) sec tiny root nodes at the bottom of the ly losing all of its flowers but the rest of Incoming Tide

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THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 28 Games Day Gourmet 31 Koreshan Iroublestarters 3 Small 29 30 FreeReiki 1 AtSCA Singles Historic Site Meditation at the Legion Wonders On exhibit: at FGCU and USF. Phillips Gallery, Conspiracy at the Fould's Theatre, Guided trail tour by canoe and kayak: open daily 1-4 p.m. 10091 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers. 10:30 a.m. 472-8900. • ARTS FOR ACT auction preview at August 11 - 27 . Shows Thursday, Sunset Paddles., tour Monday, Edison College's Robert Rauschenberg Friday, Saturday, 8 p.m., Sunday mati- Wednesday, Friday, 6 p.m. Tour is Gallery. Come and get a sneak peek, Gii stage: nee 2 p.m. $16/7 students. about 2 1/2 hours. and pick out your auction favorites. • ROCK 'N ROLL BEACH PARTY at • BEEHIVE at the Broadway Palm, Everglades Day Tour all day Tuesday, • DOUG MACGREGOR AT THE the Schoolhouse Theatre, 2200 1380 Colonial Blvd. Tickets $25, Thursday, and Friday meet at 8 a.m., ALLIANCE FOR THE ARTS. Fort Periwinkle Way. May 19 - August 13, August 25 - October 1. return around 6:30 p.m. Includes air Myers' favorite cartoonist presents his 472-6862 original drawings. 10091 McGregor boat ride, swamp buggy toiir, and more. Blvd, Fort Myers. • DISNEY LIVE! WINNIE THE POOH, Call for reservations. .472-0101. the first in a series of touring Disney- Through the month: Sealife and Nature cruise on the 26 pas- • KRISTA AND LEO JOHNSON, themed productions. An interactive • SUMMER POOL HOURS SANIBEL senger pontoon boat daily 11 a.m., 1 recent paintings at the BIG ARTS Broadway-caliber theatrical experience REC COMPLEX: Monday - Friday, 10 p.m., tour is approx. 90 minutes. Founder's Gallery through the month for young children and families. a.m. - 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 1 of July. Evening cruise daily at 6 p.m. These Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, p.m. - 5 p.m. tours also include a visit to the touch • VISIONS OF SUCCESS at BIG August 2-3 481-4849. • SANIBEL COMMUNITY CHURCH: tank. Tour is approx. 2 hours. ARTS, features work by high school • LATER LIFE presented by Theatre Summer service schedule: Traditional Breakfast cruises include includes cof- students in Migrant Summer Institutes with Communion 9 a.m.; fee, juice, and pastry. Also includes Contemporary with Childrens' Church visit to the touch tank. Tuesday and •"1 10:30 a.m. Thursday 8:30 a.m. • SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVA- All cruises include Touch Tank ENJOY A PIECE TION FOUNDATION NATURE CEN- Exploration at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 TER. 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road (1 p.m. Program approx. 1/2 hour. OF PARADISE mile west of Tarpon Bay Road), (239) Kayak/canoe rentals daily 8 a.m. — 6 472-2329 p.m., last rental goes out at 4 p.m. In the Comfort of your own Home Trails, Education Center, Nature Shop Motorized 20' pontoons available for Read The Island^ Community Newspaper and Bookstore: $3/adult, children under rental, holds 8 people. 472-8900 17 free, members free. TRAM TOUR OF WILDLIFE DRIVE, Hours: Open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday - Thursday, 10 a.m., 1 p.m., Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. to 3 and 4 p.m. Wildlife Drive is now open p.m. Saturday. from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday Native Plant Nursery: (239) 472-1932. through Thursday. Wildlife Drive is Open 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday closed on Friday. Reservations, 472- through Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1351 Saturday. SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE • BUCK KEY KAYAKING ADVEN- BAY: The naturalists at Tarpon Bay The "Good News" paper featuring TURES in cooperation with Captiva Explorers will started up free lunchtime ISLAND HAPPENINGS, EVENTS TO COME, Kayak Company. Explore the Back talks at 12:30 p.m. on the observation Bay estuary in and around Buck Key, deck overlooking the most beautiful ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, REAL ESTATE, HOME SECTION, learn about the natural and cultural his- setting on Sanibel and last about half an CROSSWORD PUZZLE, THE ENVIRONMENT AND MORE. tory of the area. No kayaking experi- hour. Keep Informed — Subscribe Today ence necessary, appropriate for all ages. Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at the $35/person, RSVP and info 472-5300. north end of Tarpon Bay Rd. 472-8900. NAAAE_ • LIFE ALONG OUR TRAILS Guided Call for reservations for all activities. trail walks with discussion of natural 472-8900 Led County STREET_ _APT. NO.. °';.,S22.00. --S and cultural history. Programs begin in ADVENTURES IN PARADISE: at the CITY _STATE_ ZIP SCCF Nature Center, proceed to Port Sanibel Marina, a mile past the toll PHONE trails. 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. pPSinuoTOg Monday-Friday. Free to members; $3 booth, trolley service available: -Subscription!"•' • PAYMENT ENCLOSED Backwater Fishing, daily 9 a.m. - noon * Florida U BILL ME QVISA • MASTERCARD for nonmembers. ;.. $28.C ACCOUNT NO Sealife Encounter Excursion, daily • TARPON BAY EXPLORERS is offer- 12:30 - 3:30 EXPIRATION DATE ing naturalist led tours on the Tarpon Champagne Sunset Dolphin Cruise; SIGNATURE Bay portion of the 'Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge for birders, departs 5 p.m. daily Shelling & naturalists, and curious people who Snorkeling Cruise Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sanibel-Captiva Islander • (239)472-5185 • Fax (239)472-1372 enjoy being on the water and learning ™ . , IWKWI' PO Box 36' Sanibel, FL 33957-9986 from an experienced naturalist. Call for See DATELINE reservations for all activities. 472-8900 Mfi^ NEWSPAPERS 695 Tarpon Bay Road (#13), Promenade Center page 22

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Showers likely in the afternoon to LEE , evening hours. BOCA COUNTY GRANDE 91/76 Sat LEHIGH,, • Sun ACRES- CAPE "98/74 Sat GET YOUR FORECAST FIRST ON FOX. PJNE - Sun1 •.> City SatHigh Sat. Low Sun. High Sun. Low ISLAND CQRAL WATCH FOX 4 NEWS at 10:00 90/79 Sat /f Capo Coral -Sun* pV- ' - j ' STATE FORECAST-SATURDAY] Bridge 7 51 pm 4 32 n m 9 ?3 p m '.3 a m CAPTIVA Captiva at 5 41 d m 1 1Gam 2 27 a m ISLAND CAPE CORAL 91/77 Redfish Pass / 13 |i ni 88/79 Sat DAYTONA BEACH 90/74 -Sun • ' •. • '•; Si-.. -', • ••-Sun*- FT LAUDERDALE . 88/80 Fort Myers 4 5.3 a m in fa04<:im FT. MYERS BEACH , 91/77 «'32 p in • GAINESVILLE .90/73 SATURDAY Matlacha Pass 3 5P r. m ISLAND FORT MYERS" JACKSONVILLE 90/74 SUNRISE KEY WEST . . . 91/81 •19j.m 8 51 p n 6:52 AM KISSIMMEE . . . 91/74 Pineland 2Sod m 84/79 Sun eST£HW©ANCA>iLOS. JO" MIAMI . . 89181 6 I7| ORLANDO . . .91/7S Point Ybel 1 18 ,i T ''") -i PI Mexico PANAMA CITY . 89/7S 14."> [ li- fe 10 ,•> r PENSACOLA . .90/74 BOATING FORECAST SARASOTA .90/75 Punta Rassa 1 11 ,iin Wind: East/Southeast ST PETERSBURG 9O/8O '. 3o! r U7 , I . Seas: TALLAHASSEE 90/73 1 lO.l TAMPA 91/77 St. James City Bay & Inland: f! On 0 ' •} u II isaf**;: *$msat VERO BEACH 89/75 Sun *>-•/•.;-::. -*Mn . • WEST PALM BEACH 89/78 ISLAND REPORTER • Week of July 28 - August 3, 2005 • 15

State, County, and Municipal Employees Calabrese of The Island Water union (AFSCME) and Wayne Helsby of Association, a non-profit entity that over- Allen, Norton, and Blue, who is repre- sees Sanibel and Captiva, told the com- senting the city. mission that 350 households on Sanibel A hearing on the proposed unit was are using over 30,000 gallons of potable Compiled by JENNY BURNHAM ever had," Faircloth exclaimed after he held on June 27 by a Public Employee's water per month, double the average [email protected] had pulled the four people into his 21-foot Relations (PERC) hearing officer, who usage of 15,000 gallons per household. open fisherman boat, "to think that you has 45 days to submit his findings to the Much of this usage is tied into watering actually made the difference in people's PERC commission. They then have 90 their lawns, he said. lives." days to conduct their review before issu- "The major problem is irrigation," July 25,1985 ing a directive to hold an election. Calabrese told the commission as part of Once the elections staff receives that the ongoing recommendations to staff on Bob's fury lashes islands order, an election is usually held within 30 the Evaluation and Appraisal Report of Fifty-mile per hour winds with gusts days. If the vote runs in favor of unioniza- the Sanibel Plan. reaching near hurricane strength plus July 28,1995 tion, the employees will form their own The commission also heard reports more than eleven inches of torrential rain ATF joins fire investigation chapter of AFSCME. from staff regarding wastewater treat- lashed Sanibel and Captiva as tropic storm Several federal agencies have joined The employees began the move to ment, storm drainage, and disposal of Bob passed over the islands Monday night the state and local task force investigation unionize in April, and this marks the first solid waste. and early Tuesday. the recent fires that destroyed three fish push to organize since Sanibel was incor- Commissioner John Veenschoten asked A total of 11.75 inches of rain report- houses in three weeks in the Charlotte porated. if residents can be required to hook up to edly deluged Sanibel in that period. Harbor/Pine Island Sound area. Arson is the city's reusable water system for irriga- Both the Florida Highway Patrol and suspected in the incidents. tion, but Calabrese said that course of Sanibel Police reported no injuries and Representatives from the Federal One year ago: action is not feasible. only minor traffic problems with several Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, "Not everybody can hook up," he said. cars stranded on the flooded roads. Two of U.S. Customs, and the U.S. Coast Guard July 29, 2004 "The city would have to re-pipe the whole these were the police's own vehicles. met with agents of the State Fire Irrigation a major waste of island." Extra police were brought in from Marshal's Office, Florida Marine Patrol Calabrese added that much of the prob- Sanibel to cope with possible emergencies Officers, and Sheriff's deputies from Lee city water according to Island lem is caused by landscapers who want to from the storm which swept in an east- and Charlotte counties in Fort Myers on Water Assoc. make sure that the lawns they are to main- north-easterly direction from the gulf, but Wednesday to discuss the investigation. tain are green when absentee owners apart from flooding and some damage to The city's drinking water supply is The State Fire Marshal's Office, the greatly impacted by homeowners and return from the north during tourist sea- property, there were no serious emergency lead office in the investigation, refused to son. In other cases, the problem is caused situations. landscapers who do not adhere to water- release any information on the meeting or ing restrictions for their properties by homeowners with multi-million dollar Sanibel-Captiva Road was under a foot the agencies involved. because not everyone on Sanibel is homes who can afford to pay high water of water in the Blind Pass area and two "I cannot confirm or deny that report," hooked up to the reusable water system, bills. feet in other places but remained open at said Phil roman, an investigator with the the Planning Commission was told "Seventy percent of the homes I visit- all times during the night, police said. fire Marshal's Office, when asked about Tuesday. ed, people were watering sand and sea Sanibel Causeway was closed during the the inclusion of federal agents in the Engineering Manager Richard grapes," he said. night and only reopened at 8 a.m. investigation. He would say only that his Tuesday. office was involved in a joint effort to coordinate activities. The rash of fires began June 30 when a 15 years ago: 73-year-old fish house near Punta Blanca Tttttttfttlhtt' Island burned in what investigators July 27,1990 labeled a suspicious fire. Two weeks later, f Captiva fire fighter rescues late July 13 or early July 14, a 15-year-old Paradise has found fish shack in Turtle Bay was burned. a new address... four swimmers at Blind Pass SEveral days later, a piling house near " A multiple drowning tragedy off dan- CAptiva Rocks was burned. gerous Blind Pass inlet between Sanibel PINE ISLAND, and Captiva was narrowly averted last Sunday evening when an alert Captiva FLORID/4... volunteer fire fighter went to the rescue and saved four people single-handedly. July 13-19, 2000 Michael Faircloth, a 30-year-old- 0mo father whose wife is expecting another Management, labor agree on baby in September, plucked the three bargaining unit members L J adult men and one young boy from the The unionization movement among the T Tine Islands swift tidal current 200 yards out in the Sanibel city employees—excluding the Gulf off Blind Pass. police and fire departments—is continu- v best focations! "It was a pretty close call," Faircloth ing to move forward, as both sides have recalled, "the tide was going out fast, and reached an agreement on the individuals f swimming back to shore was impossible." who will be included in the bargaining MaUacda Tenninsufa \ - "Another five minutes and I believe unit. there would have been some dead people Out of 77 positions listed, 66 have been f Mamrove Cove out there," Faircloth added. approved by Manny Anon Jr., general "p Located in historic fishing village1. 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JEWELRY POWERBOATS WATERFRONT REAL ESTATE VACATION RENTALS ANNUAL RENTALS Diamond Solitaires 1.75 carat rd, HOMES DISTANT appraised $8,783., only $2,750.; Speed Boat GRAND OPENING! Winding River LOGGERHEAD-CAY 2 BR/2 BA + den 2.01 carat Princess appraised $12k Fully Furnished plus, only $4,250; 6.18 ct., rd. Aqua-Vet 1995 Waterfront Homes Preserve II July 30 & 31.. Ocala/ on canal with boat davits. with trailer. Gainesville Area. 20 Acres from Two bedroom/two bath Close to causeway. appraised $32,000, only $8,950. Condo. (941)306-9827 $4,900. $195,000. 100 Acres from $1800/month. (239)542-7315 $450,000. New semi- private gated Pool-Tennis-Cable-VCR WWW. community featuring parcels w/ RENTING: 1 BR/1 BA duplex frontage on the Wacassassa River. NOW THRU JANUARY 2006 with water views. HOME FURNISHING Gorgeous woodlands teeming w/ BY OWNER Completely SAILBOATS deer & turkey. SAVE up to $20,000! 1-516-628-1801 updated! A absolute all brand all new queen pil- ANOi Great financing. 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Must sell DINGHY INCLUDED. riverbendlakelure.com (513) 922-7882 (home) Close to causeway! $225.00. Can deliver. Call (239) BIMINI COVER, e-mail: $1300/month. 349-0697 FRONT WINDSHIELD, NEW MEXICO- 20 Acres $34,990. [email protected] 20 H.P. YANMAR UPPER CAPTIVA Scenic region, views, canyons, A absolutely all brand new Memory trees, rolling hills, wildlife. Enjoy Call Jamie at RE/MAX of CALL JOE, ISLAND Ocean's Reach Gulf Front Condo: the Islands. 472-2311. Foam Set in plastic with warranty. (239) 573-0464 hunting, hiking, horses, great cli- $370. Can deliver. Call (239) 349- mate. Power, great access. 100% One bedroom. Sleeps four. 0697 NOBRIDGESTO Financing. Call (877) 822- LAND! Completely renovated. All new THIS UNSPOILED appliances and furnishings. Pool, A brand new 7 piece bedroom set with BOAT PARTS & PARADISE. NEW RELEASE 20% discount for tennis, cable/DVD. Call owner for "Captiva Seclusion" is available. 3 sleigh bed. Still in boxes, sacrifice Reservation Holders only. Coastal discount. (612) 730-2728 or email: BR/2 BA, heated pool, fully fur- $875. Can deliver.. Call (239) 349- HOMESAND Georgia Gated Deep Water Access. [email protected] nished with beach access, canoe 0697 SUPPLIES HOMESITES Wooded, Lagoon and Golf Course and kayak rack. $3000/month plus homesites. Call for Reservation utilities. $3800 with boat and boat Free boat lifts/davits (2). Need FROM $200,000 TO $2,250,000 Information (877) 266-7376 lift. (239) 395-3264 after 5:00 pm. motors. Call (239) 463-1530. SANIBEL-LIGHTHOUSE www.captivavacationsrentals.com MEDICAL & HEALTH New Tennessee Lake Property from WALK TO BEACH (239) 472-3000 $19,900! 7 Acre parcel $34,900. Deluxe ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO YOU!! ACREAGE Lake Parcel and LogCabin Package 3 Bedroom/3 full Bath Condo. BRAND NEW POWER WHEEL- $54,900. (866) 770- 5263 ext 8 for Newly Furnished. CONDOS FOR RENT CHAIRS AND SCOOTERS. CALL details Near Lighthouse. TOLL FREE (800) 843-9199 24 GENERAL REAL NORTH CAROLINA MTNS 4 acres Pool-Tennis. HOURS A DAY TO SEE IF YOU Fully Equipped Kitchen. QUALIFY ESTATE on mountain top, view, trees, water- CONDO RENTAL fall and large public lake nearby Spacious-Furnished Quiet Sanctuary,while yours Is Stress Ruining Your Life? Read $49,500 owner (866) 789-8535 Screened Porch. is being renovated. DIANETICS by L. Ron Hubbard Call OPEN HOUSES DAILY www.NC77.com GREAT RATES! Newly remodeled Middle (813) 872-0722 or send $7.99 to CALUSA PALMS 2 new con- OWNER: Gulf Condo, 2Bd, 2Ba, Dianetics, 3102 N. Habana Ave., structions WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS North (216)932-5136 walk to the beach. Tampa, FL 33607 near Sanibel and Carolina Where there is: Cool email: [email protected] Available May, June Gulf Harbour include Mountain Air, Views & Stream, and July. Rent negotiable 3 BR, 2 BA, DR and Den Homes, Cabins & Acreage. CALL for 2 or 3 months MISCELLANEOUS 14616 Calusa Palms Dr FOR FREE BROCHURE OF SUNSET-CAPTIVA call 508-785-1134. 14634 Calusa Palms Dr MOUNTAIN PROPERTY SALES. EQUAL HOUSING (800) 642-5333. Realty of Murphy Newly renovated FREE DIRECTV Satellite for 4 OPPORTUNITY $359,000 317 Peachtree St., Murphy, N.C. 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home rooms. Add TiVo/ DVR/ HDTV. 220 239-433-5491 28906 in On Sanibel, Channels plus locals, $29.99/ www.realtyofmurphy.com Private near bridge. month. First 500 orders get Free All real estate advertised Beachfront-Community. in this newspaper is Three Building Lots 2 BR, fully furnished, DVD Player. (800) 360-9901, Fully furnished. pool, tennis, fishing dock. Promo #14700 subject to the off Bowman's Beach. $299,900 each, 2CATVS, VCP, No pets. Federal Fair Housing Act CD/Stereo, W/D. of 1938 which makes it Discount all three. VACATION RENTALS Available now through SPA/HOT TUB Pool - Tennis - Boat Dock. February 2006. illegal to advertise any Call owner 5 person, never used, preference, 8.5 acres on Sanibel Reasonable rates. 24 jets, 5hp, deiuxe cabinet Residential. (615)371-9029 (239) 896-7246. limitation or ANNUAL/SEASONAL http ://my webpages.Comcast. S1.495. discrimination based Sanibel Call (239) 437-8827 on race, color, Call Wil Compton at net/sallytom religion, sex, (239) 209-6171. One bedroom/one bath condo: CAPE CORAL handicap, familial status Caii for list of Island properties. Bright and clean. PETS & SUPPLIES or national origin, or an RE/MAX of the Islands. East end. THE-VACATION-HOME HOMES . intentiontomakesuch Short walk to beach. YOU'VE Maltese adorable male pups, parents preference, Available monthly Beautiful, almost brand new, 1327SF, On premises, with papers. $950. limitation or CONDOS FOR SALE Or longer lease. ALWAYS WANTED 3/2/2 near Mid-Point. All assess- (239) 458-5529. discrimination. Rent negotiable. ments paid, great room, separate This publication will not Location! Location! Location! www.Sanibelonebedroom.com Most-private-beach. diningroom, good morning room. knowingly accept any Naples 1 bed/1 bath, ground floor Dock-on-Bayou. Sprinklers, best price for 2003, ask- AUCTIONS & BAZAARS advertisement for real corner unit in The Enclave, all Also available: Heated-Pool. ing $254,900. owner/agent (239) estate which is in kinds of amenities, only Gulf view condo Wide-Porches. 878-8328 Auction August 13, 1:00PM. violation of the law. $195,000. Barbara Ware Realty 2-bedroom/2-bath Open-Sunning-Decks. Magnificent, spacious custom built Our readers are hereby (239)694-3271. Quiet complex Chateau Sur Mer area. Brand New NE Cape 4/2/2 1925 NE log home in one of the most presti- informed that all Monthly/July-December Idyllic luxury/comfort. 20th St., Occupancy Aug.5th! 1718 gious neighborhoods in village of dwellings Waterfront condo, south end Ft. Myers Rent negotiable Easy-care, no-effort sf/ac, great room, split bedroom Blowing Rock, NC. Offered at public advertised in this Beach. First floor 2Bedroom 2Bath, www.SanibelFlcondo.com Vacation-Home. plan, solid surface kitchen counters, auction. On-line bidding. newspaper are available extra built in cabinets. Newly tiled, Three-Bedrooms/Three-Baths. extra tile, screened/ roofed lanai, www.rogersrealty.com on an equal opportunity hurricane shutters. No brokers!! For 1-800-499-1392 Monthly Rentals. dimensional shingles. $279,900 basis. If you feel sale by owner. $410,000 (732) 923- (Aug.5 $299,900). (239) 549-8005. you have been 1591 Call for rates. discriminated against ATRIUM (239) 472-8248 PUBLIC AUCTION Exclusive Gulf front Sanibel condo (505) 982-9242 EAST LEE COUNTY SAT., AUG. 6 you may file a residence. Two week minimum. 10 AM complaint by calling MANUFACTURED The Florida Commission AVAILABLE FOR 2006 SEASON. 316 W. Sugarland Hwy., Please call (608) 363-7669 HOMES (Hwy. 27) on Human Rights at HOMES SEASONAL RENTALS Clewiston, FL 1-800-342-8170 or Just built- 4 Bedroom, 2 bath home EVERGLADES BAR & HUDat1-800-669-9777. Jamaica Bay, 2/2, 1100SqFt. New in Atrium. Lovely 2 Br/2 Ba condo on 1.96 acres, 10' ceilings, tile For more info please 2005: Roof, carpet, paint, appli- on the Gulf. All amenities. Two Adorable 2 Bdrm/1 Bath floors, almost 4000 sq.ft., too call the Lee County ances, water heater, flooring, week minimum. Owner, Duplex. Walking distance many extras to mention, Visit our website office of screening. Florida room, porch, (313)886-4757. to Beach. Easily $490,000. Barbara Ware Realty www.scottauctions.com Equal Opportunity near beaches. Two space carport, Accessible to Causeway/ (239)694-3271. for color photos & f?3fl)33S9?fi7 home warranty. $53,900. (239) 470- Bikepath. $2700/month complete terms. 4646 BAY/BEACH-VILLAS Nov. - Dec. Liquor/ Tobacco license SOUTH-SEAS-RESORT $3000/month Jan. - April. ROOFING for Hendry county, WATERFRONT 1-3 Bedroom Bay Villa. Water Included/Ground Restaurant Equipment, INVESTMENT 2 Bedroom & Level Unit. Tables, LOTS 2 Bedroom w/Loft Beach Villas. Furnished Unit Available. chairs, dishes, mixers, PROPERTY Seasonal Rates. (239)277-3184. bar equipment, Riverfront-Property, the S'AVE THROUGH OWNER! CAPITAL stainless steel Intercoastal Waterway will be in A investor partner to help develop 1-800-878-7495 ROOFING work tables, sinks. your backyard on this oversized prime golf course condos, up to WANTED TO RENT A BRUCE C. SCOTT lot in gated community. Central 24 units. Also, fantastic commer- & Sheet Metal, Inc. AUCTIONS S REAL water/ sewer, clubhouse, pool, cial property on U.S. 41, Bonita. Quiet House Wanted to rent January ESTATE SALES tennis. $495,000. Barbara Ware Call (586) 306-9440. BEACH FRONT CAPITAL (239) 242-7661 Realty (239)694-3271. and February. 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Call now (800) Bay front w/dock. OBO. 549-6316 704-3154, ext. 625 Sunset Bay, Village area. Adorable 2 Bdrm/1 Ba \ w LLC Walk to Beach. Duplex. Walking Distance -1 I TURBINE RIMS & TIRES FOR Flexible scheduling: to Beach. Easily - J MUSTANG GT. FOUR BOLT PAT- Coastal North Carolina Waterfront Nightly Accessible to Causeway/ TERN WITH LUGNUTS & LOCKS. Pre- Construction Grand Opening! Weekly Bike-path. $1475/month RIM SIZE 15X8, TIRES 225X60X15 1.56 Acres $199,900. Deep boat- Monthly Annual Rental. $2000/ HR BF GOODRICH. $250 OBO abie waterfront! Panoramic views, month May-October. 549-6316 private setting. Paved road, under- AMERICAN REALTY Water Included/Ground ground utilities. Aug 13 & 14 only OF CAPTIVA, Inc. Level Unit call (800) 732-6601 X 1338 Charles 1-800-547-0127 Furnished Unit Available. Watkeys, Broker (239) 277-3184. You can find Seasonal, GEORGIA COAST - Large wooded Annual & Vacation access, marshfront & go!f course Come enjoy Sanibei & Captiva Beat hes \ ^ homesites. Gated with tennis, Rentals in the kayaking, & canoeing. Limited avail- ability- mid S70's & up. Call today ciassiJfleds! (877) 266-7376 22 • Week of July 28 - August 3, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER Thursday and Tuesday classes at the 9 p.m. Mile marker 3 on San-Cap Rd. Sanibel Library. 3 p.m. SCA, 2175 Periwinkle Way, 9 - 10:15 • KORESHAN STATE HISTORIC SITE STORY TIME for all ages at the DATELINE a.m. guided tours. 10 a.m. Sat. and Sun. Sanibel Library, 6:30 p.m. Saturday classes at BIG ARTS, 900 $3.25 per vehicle. SCA DUPLICATE BRIDGE at the From page 14 Dunlop Rd. 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. Sanibel Community Association on Coining soon Mondays at 7:30 p.m. The game is open to all regardless of ability. Dolphin Watch 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. • BASICALLY BLUEGRASS CONCERT & PICK-IN will be 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Partners will be provided if necessary. Eco Canoe and Kayak Tours, naturalist Fees $4 for SCA members, $5 for non- led 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Mon.- Fri.; Friday Sunday, Aug. 7, at the Lee Civic Center, 11831 Bayshore Rd., North members. Interpretive Nature Boardwalk open Fort Myers. Cost $5 per person; free for daily. Every week members of the Acoustic Music Power boats available for rental, start- • GOURMET SINGLES SUPPER Society of Southwest Florida and for ing at 8 a.m. 472-8443, or CLUB meets every Friday in the finest kids younger than 16. Bands include www.adventureinparadiseinc.com restaurants in the area. For more info, The Peace River Band, Scott Ritter and call 332-8191 • CAPTIVA CRUISES offers a variety of Friends, and Curt Dunn & Company. J£VeF¥ cruises and sailing charters depart from • BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER at St. Acoustic musicians are invited to join McCarthy's Marina on Andy Rosse Michaels and All Angels. Fridays 10 in various jam sessions. The concert S.W.A.T. (SANIBEL WATER Lane. Call 472-5300 for reservations a.m.-ll:30; a.m. in the Parish Hall. will be indoors in the air-conditioned ATTACK TEAM) for swimmers 5 to and information. 472-2173. Expo Hall on the western grounds of 14 years. Practice starts at 2:30 p.m., Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure • TERRIFIC TWOS stories, flannel the Lee Civic Center. Call 693-5743. Sanibel Recreational Complex 472- Cruises— daily 4 p.m. 1 1/2 tour. board stories, songs, for two year olds, 0345 Sanibel Library. 10 a.m. 472-2483 TUESDAY NIGHTS SWING AND Narrated by SCCF docents $20/adults, 5 $10/kids 4 - 12, 3 and under are free. • KWLF (Kids Who Love Fun) stories, LATIN DANCE with Buddy Stotts .of Island Beach & Shelling — 9 a.m. and activities, games, for K - 3rd grade I First Dance Productions, at Ron Dao's, grade at the Sanibel library. 3 p.m. 472- 15320 McGregor Blvd. 8:30 - 11:30 1 p.m. 3 hour trip to Cayo Costa. • END OF SUMMER AQUATIC $35/$ 17.50 2482 p.m. $5/person.415-1951 CRASH SWIMMING COURSE at the MINDFUL YOGA WITH MURARI Cabbage Key or Useppa islands Sanibel Rec! Five half-hour lessons, AND BARBARA at the SCA. Kripula $27.50/$15 August 1-5, $15 payable at City of yoga, Tues/Wed/Thurs 9 a.m. - 10:15 Sunset Serenade with live music. Sanibel Finance Dept, 800 Dunlop Rd. a.m. Member $12/ non $13. 395-1100 $17.50/$10 Limited to 8 children per class, register by July 28. OPEN PORTRAIT STUDIO 1-4 p.m. • EVERGLADES ADVENTURE TOUR Every week $4 per session, open to all artists. meets at Summerlin and San Carlos, Pre-school 3-4 yrs. (getting faces wet) Model provided. 472-5267. daily trips from 7:45 a.m. - 5 p.m. $99 • FREE REIKI TREATMENTS for local 11 a.m-11:30 a.m. TROUBLESTARTERS AT THE persons receiving chemotherapy at Beginner 5 yrs. (willing to put faces AMERICAN LEGION Every Tuesday Blue Skies Bodyworks, 4301 San-Cap underwater) 11:30 a.m. - noon Rd; must call ahead for appointment. evening 7:30 pm. to closing. San-Cap 472-0116 Advances 6 yrs and up (stroke improve- Rd. at mile marker 3. 472-9979. ment) noon - 12:30 p.m. SCCF BUTTERFLY HOUSE TOURS Thursday; 28 • FAMILY FUN AT THE REFUGE • WATERCOLOR ON YUPO demon- A guide will teach about the life cycle Every week guided tour of Wildlife Dr. for the fam- and behavior of butterflies. The house ily. 9 a.m. RSVP 472-1100 stration with the Art League of Fort • TURTLE TRACKS at the Sanibel- Myers. Create your own loose, excit- is also open to visitors without a guide. Captiva Conservation Foundation Coming soon ing, textural painting. Instructor 10:00 a.m. $1 donation Nature Center, on San-Cap Rd. An Barbara Murdoch, at the Art League of CULTURAL HISTORY OF FLORI- interpretive program on the life cycle of • DOGGIE WASH AND PET LUAU Fort Myers gallery next to the parking DA'S NATIVE PLANTS Ethnobotany the loggerhead sea turtles that nest on sponsored by the Humane Society of garage on Monroe St, downtown. Lee County. Waggin' Tails Dog Park & garden at SCCF Nature Center. Learn our shores. 9 a.m., $5/adult, children August 1, noon - 1 p.m. how native plants have been used by free. $2 for beach parking. 472-2329 Rotary Park Environmental Center, 5505 Rose Garden Blvd, Cape Coral. Every week humans through history. Tuesdays at • SHORELINE DISCOVERY with the August 6, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. • CPR/AED classes the second Monday 10:30 a.m. Free to members and chil- dren; $5 for nonmembers. Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Found- • ARTS FOR ACT — Actress Sharon of every month, with the Sanibel Fire ation. Explore the fascinating marine Stone will be the 2005 star emcee to sell and Rescue District. Classes at the creatures that live in this dynamic art for Arts for ACT, an annual fund- Sanibel Library, 770 Dunlop Rd. ecosystem. Starts at the SCCF on San- raiser for the Abuse Counseling and Register on the first Monday of the Cap Rd, then proceed to Gulfside Park. Treatment Inc., Saturday, Aug. 20, at month, $20/person. 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. 472- 9 a.m. $5/adult, children free, plus $2 Harborside Event Center, 1375 Monroe 5525. beach parking. 472-2329. St., Fort Myers. Tickets $70 each; tables • SMOOTH SWING AND FOXTROT Every week • GAMES DAY at the Senior Center, also available. Al Oerter of Fort Myers - lessons at the Waterford Ballroom, 2401 Library Way. Bridge, Mahjong, • SMALL WONDERS for newborns to Beach is the featured artist, his work 4646 SE 11th Place in Cape Coral. children aged 12 months. Lap sitting, and more. All levels welcome. $2 mem- will be used in a commemorative poster Mondays 6-7 p.m., $6/person 945- bers, $4 non-members. 472-5743 finger plays and songs. 10 a.m Sanibel sold for the event. Call 939-2553. 0034 Library. 472-2483 • BOOKWORMS Stories, songs, and • HEALING MEDITATION at the SCA. • TINY TOTS for children 12 to 24 crafts for children 3-5 years old. 10 7-8 p.m. Members $12, non $13. months, no longer lap babies but resist a.m. Sanibel Library 472-2483 • BRIDGE FOR FUN Senior Center sitting still. Stories, flannel board activ- • HEALING HEARTS, support group 2401 Library Way. $2 members, $4 ities, songs, finger plays. 11 - 11:30 for loss from suicide meets the second non-members. No partner needed all a.m. Thursday of each month at 9470 Every week levels welcome. 472-5743. • YOGA/PILATES FOR FUN AND HealthPark Circle. Sponsored by Hope • SHELLCRAFTERS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hospice 6 - 7:30 p.m. 489-9149 • SUNDAY JAM SESSIONS at the HEALTH at the SanCap Medical American Legion Post 123. Bring your every Monday at the Community Center, 4301 San-Cap Rd. 6 p.m. $10, • MINDFUL YOGA with Murari Brian instrument and join in the fun. 3 p.m. House on Periwinkle. space is limited, first served. 472-0116 Healy, from May 3 through June 25. until closing^ Mile marker 3 on San- • BOOKWORMS stories and crafts for Class will explore the techniques of Cap Rd. 472-9979 children aged 3-5, Sanibel Library 10 Coming soon Classical Ashtanga Yoga, including a.m. Mon/Wed. 472-2483 pranayama, the Yamas and Niyamas, • SUNDAY ITALIAN SPAGHETTI • AUTISM SUPPORT GROUP meets at and Chakras. Series is $99, individual DINNERS at the American Legion Post • 4TH TO 8TH GRADERS, read, play the new Lakes Regional Library, 15290 class $15. 123. The first Sunday of the month, 5 - board games, fun contests at the Bass Rd. August 10, 7 - 8:30 p.m.

cies of a different language and country. Free Parks Weekend Her colleagues knew her as a dedicated and compassionate teacher who would • The Board of Lee County Commissioners has recognized July as National always go that extra distance for her Parks and Recreation Month and waived parking fees at all regional parks and boats ramps the weekend of July 30 and 31, as well as free admission Petersen Ellen Margarete students. Ellen globe trotted extensively in her later years and put together a to county pools. Born in Hamburg, Germany on travel resume that a National March 30, 1930 to Willie and Erna Geographic photographer would have Rubach, Ellen immigrated to Canada in been proud to accumulate. It's time... »i , 1953 where she met Walter and partook in the dream to build a life and liveli- Ellen is lovingly remembered by hood together in a new country. Ellen daughter Julie, son David, grandchil- soon turned her focus to David and Julie dren Rush and Annie, daughter-in-law and became a caring and nurturing Patricia and many dear friends. mother, teaching by example and shar- The family wishes to thank the ing the love of nature and all wild things Princess Margaret Hospital-staff, espe- with her children. She spent summers in cially Dr. Sturgeon for his care and the Georgian Bay at the family cottage, staff at OTMH, with special mention often picking wild mushrooms to aug- going to the 4E and 3E nursing' staff; ment one of her special dishes; after- your support and understanding made wards enjoying a northern Ontario sun- this difficult journey a little easier. set and the spectacular stars that would A Celebration of Ellen's life will be follow. Winters were spent on Captiva held at on Thursday, August 4, from 5-8 Island, Florida exploring with the kids, pm at Glen Erin Inn, 1695 The collecting shells or bird watching, her Collegeway, Mississauga (905-828- special hobby. Ellen's love of facilita- 6103). tion and sharing experiences carried In lieu of flowers, a donation to the over to teaching later in life, when she Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation earned her ESL certification and helped or the Ding Darling Wildlife Society, 1 ...lights out for many new Canadians learn the intrica- Wildlife Dr., Sanibel, Florida, 33957 USA would be appreciated. turtle hatchlings. WE SUPPORT YOU IBM YOUR I'.dv. an fc:g Bank or TIME OF NEED Shonnndoah AlRCONDITIONING & HEATING Sfi Islands 362 Periwinkle Way • Service • Maintenance • Replacements your Island Bank Sanibei !(ii..'!! Mi (.• •-_. i i'.' i. "•:•.'• Ill Fui! service bank • ATM • Community Room 24 Hour Service ihe Seahorse S State Certified #CAC048109 Personal & Business Loans • Mortgage & Home equity Loans Serving Sanibel & Captiva Exclusively |--i-\MJMARMLU)hl a.m 172-7 > si

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CO 24 Q Week of July 28 - August 3, 2005 • ISLAND REPORTER