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Shell Shocked: The ugly alligator
July 25, 2018 Once upon a time in the far off land of Sanibel lived a tribe of alligators. They were one of two tribes existing in Sanibel at the time. The other species were human beings. more »» 
In The Garden: Old Man Palm named so for its bearded trunk
July 25, 2018 The Old Man Palm (Coccothrinax crinita) is native to Cuba and is well-known for its unique trunk, with its thick covering of fibers that resembles an old man’s long beard. more »» 
Recipe of the Week: Orzo Salad with Corn, Red Peppers and Green Onion With Herb Vinaigrette
July 25, 2018 A delicious and easy to make salad that can be kept in the refrigerator for up to five days. Orzo is a small shape pasta that blends well with a variety of vegetables. more »» 
Poetic License: 'Denial'
July 25, 2018 (From “Sanibel Joe’s Songbook”) It was not in another country Nor in another time. There was no music playing And we did not dance or dine. more »» 
Rotary Happenings: Martin steps down as club president, passing gavel to Danner
July 18, 2018 On June 30, the 2017-2018 year for the Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club closed with the new 2018-2018 year starting on July 1. Amazing how time flie. more »» 
Faces on Faith: Talking with children about God
July 18, 2018 Grandma and saba (Hebrew for “grandfather”) were staying with Flora and Logan while mommy and daddy were out. Flora just turned 4 years old. more »» 
Safe at Sea: Every boat name tells a story
July 18, 2018 ALL SALTS, a group of boaters who meet on the first Wednesday of the month to talk about all things boat-related in Sanibel, reminisced about “what’s in a name?” at their last gathering. more »» 
On the Water: A mixed bag: Some good reports, some bad
July 18, 2018 Red tide continued to linger in our waters again this week, as dead fish were reported floating and washing ashore along the beaches. more »» 
Shell Shocked: Sanibel abuzz with news this month
July 18, 2018 Sanibel is abuzz with so much news during this generally sleepy July. The news runs from a mutiny over our water supply to children’s book characters showing up in Sanibel. more »» 
Recipe of the Week: Herb-Crusted Pork Medallion with Balsamic Glaze
July 18, 2018 I love to prepare pork tenderloin for dinner. So easy and versatile, it pairs well with any vegetables making dinner preparation easier than making reservations at your favorite restaurant. more »» 
In The Garden: The Florida royal palm is truly majestic
July 18, 2018 The Florida royal palm (Roystonea regia) is a Florida native palm species and is often considered one of the most beautiful palms in the world. more »» 
Poetic License: 'Moon Day (Where Were You On July 20, 1969?)'
July 18, 2018 On the eve of my thirty-ninth birthday, wheeling the TV cart into the living room of my center hall colonial with my wife and in-laws and my eldest daughter Randy on her grandfather’s lap, (four... more »»
The continuing saga of the 'Shell Love Bug'
July 11, 2018 The trouble began when, according to Sanibel artist Pam Rambo, she was told that in exchange for her professional assistance in creating the Shell Bug, and after it being used for a time by Lee... more »» 
Rotary Happenings: Consider joining island Rotary for something exciting and rewarding
July 11, 2018 The Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club is a growing organization with over 70 members, of which 10 are new members that have joined this yea. more »» 
Faces on Faith: 'I was a stranger and you welcomed me' — Matthew 25:35
July 11, 2018 On July 1, there were demonstrations around the country protesting the policy of this administration in regard to illegal immigration, particularly the so called “zero tolerance” policy which means... more »» 
Safe at Sea: Paddle sports require paddle smarts
July 11, 2018 Paddlesports are the fastest growing recreational watercraft. more »» 
On the Water: Be prepared for July heat, humidity
July 11, 2018 Summer is in full swing bringing hot, humid days and the possibility of thunderstorms almost every afternoon. That does not mean fishing is poor, it can be very good if you plan accordingl. more »» 
Shell Shocked: My childhood acting bug
July 11, 2018 I studied acting when I was a kid. I had dreams of becoming people other than myself on a stage. I was a shy kid and playing roles of people other than me was my way of coping with the world. more »» 
Poetic License: 'Declaration of Interdependence: July 4th, 2018'
July 11, 2018 On this day of celebrating independence, I declare interdependence a new truth to be held self-evident, humanity created free, interdependent on each other; I declare what defeats and hurt... more »» 
In The Garden: Mango fruit is a summer treat
July 11, 2018 Mango (Magnifera indica L.) is one of the most sought after and delicious tropical fruits in the world and you can grow them right here in your own yard. more »» |
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