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ON THE COVERA white ibis searches the mud flats while a snowy egret keeps watch. The Friends of Tigertail Beach held “Birding and Breakfast” on Saturday morning, giving birders a chance to watch the local avian population forage for their morning meal. Lance Shearer/ Eagle Correspondent

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Naples Daily News to host career fairIn partnership with Monster, the Naples Daily News will host

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Some big retailers blocking Apple Pay

Buying something with Apple Pay requires holding one of Apple’s mobile products, such as the iPhone 6 or 6 Plus, in front of a credit card terminal and using your thumb to authenticate the purchase.

The retailers not allowing Apple Pay usage are in competition with it, according to The Verge.

Walmart, Kmart, Best Buy, Sears and several others have a joint venture called the Merchant Customer Exchange and are build-ing their own pay app. CurrentC will likely launch in 2015.

The Merchant Customer Exchange group announced this venture in 2012.

Marco Beach Resort earns Orbitz Best in Stay award

The Marco Beach Ocean Resort an-nounced today that it has earned a 2014 Best in Stay Award from Orbitz Worldwide for being a top-rated hotel in the market. The Best in Stay Awards recognize up to five highly-rated hotels in each of the online travel company’s 75 most popular destina-tions around the world.

The Best in Stay Award destination winners are selected based on the overall numeric score of hotel reviews submit-ted by Orbitz customers who have booked and stayed at hotels over the past year. Customers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of one to five, including amenities, maintenance, hotel staff, room comfort, location and value. Those ratings are supplemented by input from nearly 150 Orbitz hotel experts who factor in other market conditions, such as the number of reviews, frequency of booking and reputation of hotel staff.

“We are delighted to receive this prestigious award which places the Marco Beach Ocean Resort among the top hotels around the world,” said Joseph Fisher, general manager of the Marco Beach Ocean Resort. “This honor is espe-cially gratifying because it is largely based upon our customers’ outstanding reviews of our property.”

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By Cheryl FerraraEagle Correspondent

Marco Island City Council met for another workshop Oct. 20 to grapple with the problem of fair and defensible water and

sewer rates.Councilors revisited a rate design

originally presented by Robert Ori in a workshop on Aug. 4. Ori is president of Public Resources Management Group, a utilities rate and financial management company. He also is council’s second rate design consultant, coming onboard after the Burton study failed to meet council approval.

The presentation contained three op-tions: Ori’s rate design and the designs of two city councilors: Chairman Ken Ho-necker and Councilor Amadeo Petricca.

By the end of the three hour workshop, council was still undecided about how to go forward but appeared to agree on one thing. Utilities users were so different, one-size-fits-all rates might be defensible but would probably not be 100 percent fair.

Some councilors proposed that all is-land residences were units of space occu-pied by approximately the same number of people. It was total water usage that varied widely between multifamily units and single-family homes. Council agreed the difference was in-house versus house-hold plus irrigation use.

The question of equating single-fam-ily residences with multifamily units concerned Marco Island attorney Craig Woodward, who attended the workshop.

“Marco Manor (condominium) units are nothing like Marco’s mega-mansions,”

he told council during public comment. He reasoned that houses with five or six bedrooms should not be based on the same equivalent residential connection (ERC) units as condominiums.

“Fairness doesn’t assume all are one,” he said.

Ori’s presentation compared water use for single-family dwellings at 1 ERC to multifamily units at .45 ERCs. Single fam-ily dwellings remained at 1 ERC for sewer while multifamily units were calculated at .75 ERCs.

His water flow charges were based on four tiers with the initial block, 0 to 6,000 gallons, reflecting indoor use only. His monthly residential sewer cap was 6,000 gallons. Overall, his plan would raise rates more than 5 percent for single-family homes.

To get to the issue of base equivalency, council discussed asking single-family residents to purchase secondary meters that would deduct water use inside the residence from irrigation use.

The city could bulk purchase meters, City Manager Roger Hernstadt told coun-cil, then sell them at cost to single-family homeowners. Residents would be asked to pay for the meters plus installation. He estimated the total cost at $250.

There would be an additional $3 per month charge for reading the deduct meters. Homeowners currently pay $7 to have their meters read.

Councilor Larry Sacher said he does not irrigate during the rainy season. He estimated his home flow usage at 4,000

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By Lance ShearerEagle Correspondent

Identifying shorebirds can be tricky. While certain magnificent specimens such as the great blue heron or the white ibis are more or less unmistakable, once you get into the smaller, more similar species, the

distinctions become minute and even the experts are flipping through their birding books.

“We call those ‘LBJs,’ – little brown jobbers,” said Fran Huxley, peering at one small, nondescript bird rooting through the mud and seagrass at the edge of the Tigertail Lagoon. “To identify them, I usually start with the size.”

She did identify the bird as a black-bellied plover, al-though when it arrives in Southwest Florida, it does not, in fact, have a black belly. Huxley pointed out another bird, and said, “If it does not have a black dot on its tail, it’s a dowitcher.”

Huxley and Susan Kubat led a group of about 30 for “Breakfast and Birding,” a birding walk and talk spon-sored Saturday morning by the Friends of Tigertail Beach on Saturday morning.

The differences between the black-bellied plover and the semipalmated plover, the least sandpiper and the western sandpiper, the dowitcher and the willet, are minute and arcane, and the birds don’t make it easier. They can entirely change their color from juvenile to mature phases, and from season to season. Even the white ibis, when young, is a mottled gray. The short-billed dowitcher has an impressively long beak.

“The willet has an amazing wing pattern when it flies,” said Kubat, “ but you’re not going to flush a bird just to see the wings.”

While some of the “LBJs” may not look impressive, they typically have come thousands of miles to the beach on Marco Island. Many of them, the “northern nesters” that Saturday’s event focused on, have traveled from

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Jim robellard zooms in for a closer look. the Friends of tigertail Beach held “Birding and Breakfast” on Saturday morning, giving birders a chance to watch the local avian population forage for their own morning meal.

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nesting sites in northwestern Alaska and the northern reaches of Canada, and some are only making a stop here before continuing south as far as Patagonia in Argentina.

Tigertail Beach is an amazing place to view birds. With condos looming in the background, the lagoon behind the Gulf beach hosts abundant birdlike, and they continue to go about their business, getting their own breakfasts, even with dozens of humans trooping by, pointing binoculars and long camera lenses at them.

“You can get fairly close to the birds here,” said Hux-

A willet latches onto a shrimpduring the “Birding and Breakfast” on Saturday morning.

Fran huxley, second from left, helps identify birds during “Birding and Breakfast” on Saturday morning.


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The Friends of Tigertail Beach held “Birding and Breakfast” on Saturday morning.

ley. “They’re used to us — they tolerate us. I never say they’re tame.”

Saturday morning was glorious for birds and people alike, with a cloudless blue sky and cool breezes.

“This air is just delicious,” said Cindy Daly. In addition to birds already mentioned, additional herons, egrets, sandpipers walked through the shallows, while turkey vultures soared over-head, and an osprey flew by with a fish gripped in his talons.

And speaking of gulls, “there are no ‘seagulls.’ We have three types of gulls here, laughing gulls, ring-billed gulls and herring gulls,” said Huxley. The group of birders were dressed and equipped for the occasion, with water socks, Keens and Tevas on their feet, waterproof clothing and a variety of high-end or garden variety binoculars strapped around their necks. They were prepared to wade, but the tour never went more than 100 yards from the pavilion at the beach access point or had to get their feet wet, so abundant were the birds. Jim Robellard brought the action close with a 400 mm zoom lens, plus a 1.4 tele-converter and a monopod, mounted on his Canon SLR.

Before the walk, Friends of Tigertail President Linda Colombo spoke briefly to the group, and member-ship chairman Joe Parisi made a pitch to join, offering a free logo cap to anyone who signed up that day, at just $20 for the year or $50 for three years.

To learn more, volunteer, or make a contribution to the Friends of Tigertail, go to the organization’s website at www.friendsoftigertail.com.

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gallons per month. With the landscape irrigation on, he estimated he used 22,000 gallons. If the base charge were reduced to 4,000 gallons, Sacher felt his bill would go down $20 per month.

“That would position me, in a relatively short period of time, to recover the cost of the secondary meter,” he said.

Woodward told council he was a propo-nent of the deduct meters but took issue with the base charge.

“People who are not here get a phony (water) bill,” he said.

Petricca’s alternative would allow single-family dwellings to receive a rate decrease while master-metered, multi-family units would receive the largest increase. Honecker said the consultant had misunderstood his alternative, so it was not presented.

Ori recommended his second scenario, but warned council not to deviate from the current structure too much.

“I think the city and citizens would be tremendously well-served by leaving the rate structure as it is today and add-ing secondary meters so single-family homes could get actual numbers on both sewer and water. Then, a half-year or year after installation, then visit the rate de-sign. This would help remove the vitriol of pitting homeowners and multifamily owners,” he said.

By the end of the three hour workshop, council was still undecided about how to go forward but appeared to agree on one thing. Utilities users were so different, one-size-fits-all rates might be defensible but would probably not be 100 percent fair.

Cheryl Ferrara/eagle Correspondent

rate consultant robert ori describes water rate designs as proposed by his firm public resources Management group, and by two Marco Island City Councilors: Chairman Ken honecker and Councilor amadeo petricca.

Cheryl Ferrara/eagle Correspondent

Marco Island City Councilor larry honig expresses difficulty with any rate analysis that would increase costs for single-family homes.

“Fairness doesn’t assume all are one.”

— Craig Woodward, Marco Island attorney

Al Diaz, manager of the Royal Marco Point One condominium, told council that condominiums were currently in their budget period, and if a decision could not be made very soon, council should consider waiting until 2015.

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[Editor’s Note: One week from today, Tuesday, Nov. 4, the country heads to the polls with control of the Senate at stake. In Florida, we’ll be selecting a governor. And on Marco Island, we’ll decide between four candidates seeking three open positions on City Council. In fairness to those candidates, today is the final issue that the Eagle will present letters of endorsement and recommendation for this election.]

Vote BergerOn Nov. 4 we will have the opportunity, as registered

voters on Marco Island, to vote for a highly qualified local leader to be a new member of our City Council.

Litha Berger has been a community-service volun-teer here on Marco for years, chairing the Marco Island Newcomers’ Club, serving on the board of the Marco Island Taxpayers Association, and is currently on the City Parks and Recreation Committee. The business leadership experience Litha Berger will bring to City Council will be invaluable. Her common-sense approach and concern for Marco Island and its residents will be foremost. Please join us and vote for Litha Berger on Election Day. You’ll be glad you did.

NANcy ANd dusTy RhOdes | Marco Island

Put a woman on councilIt has been too many years since we have had a woman

on City Council. It is now time to rectify that with Litha Berger as our candidate. Litha has been very active in the community and sincerely cares about Marco Island. I hope you will give Litha consideration when you vote for City Council candidates. Thank you.

JOyce ANd RIch KAelIN | Marco Island

Good candidates this yearI have known Litha Berger since 2002 when I worked

with her on a continuing care facility that was proposed by one of my clients for Marco Island.

Litha was the professional consultant on the project having spent her career working with assisted and in-dependent living facilities. Unfortunately for the Island, that facility was never completed as many of our resi-dents have expressed a desire to be able to continue to live on the island even when they need assistance and cannot live alone.

In the last 12 years that I have known and dealt with Litha I have found her to be very compassionate and concerned with Marco’s future as well as involved in

our community. In addition she is reliable, honest and will seek out and be open to different opinions before making decisions. We are fortunate this year to have a good selection of candidates running for the three open seats, but one criteria should be diversity and having a woman back on the Marco Island City Council would be a good way to give more of our Islanders representation.

Litha clearly will be an asset to the City Council and should be one of your choices when you vote.

cRAIg R. WOOdWARd, esq. | Marco Island

Vote for RiosVictor Rios is the promise of a bright future for Marco

Island. As a longtime resident of Marco Island myself, never have I been so inspired to passionately stand be-hind a candidate for the Marco Island City Council as I have since meeting current candidate Victor Rios.

Victor Rios has been omnipresent at Council meet-ings (his attendance as a Marco citizen is at 90 percent) long before throwing his own hat into the ring and seeks election so that he may more actively stand up for the betterment of everyone in the community.

He is fully engaged with all of the key issues and con-cerns of the area residents and he has consistently and

enthusiastically pushed the Council for reflective debate and strategic results. It’s this energy and mindful at-tentiveness of Mr. Rios that has driven me to vigorously support his campaign.

Mr. Rios is a wonderfully intelligent man who embod-ies the American Dream.

Originating from Cuba, he came to the United States in the early 1960s and was soon a member of the U.S. Army, later completing his masters of business administration from Rutgers as well as additional training from academ-ic programs at Duke University and Wharton School of Business. Mr. Rios also considerable years of incredibly strong professional finance and business management experience and was honored by the Los Angeles Mayor, when Mr. Rios lived there, for his extensive work in the community including that with schoolchildren.

Victor Rios is absolutely committed to the betterment of our community, for all of us now and those that will follow. I encourage everyone to meet Mr. Rios over the coming campaign days and to trust his proven com-munity leadership with your support. We would be so fortunate to have him as one of our elected officials.

JANe MORRA | Marco Island

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As a veteran, who takes his Oath very seriously, I guess I should be a little offended to be accused of using rules for radicals tactics and being an elitist for intro-ducing a Constitutional survey designed with the help of well-known Constitutional-scholar KrisAnne Hall to simply help voters understand the Constitutional prin-ciples and values of candidates running for public office.

But after meeting with over 150 candidates/elect-ed officials and literally thousands of citizens across Florida in the past few months, not much surprises me anymore. It is no accident that our Republic is on the ropes when the principles underlying our Constitution and their oath of office are off limits.

This isn’t about Russ or me dusting it up over the founding principles of our Republic.

Only you can make the oath of office and Constitu-tion relevant and hold elected officials accountable for their underlying principles and values.

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Are we gullible?Enough is enough. The mudslinging of our candidates Gov. Rick Scott

and ex-Gov. Charlie Crist has been a real turnoff for me. At this point, assuming it will continue until election

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other than the two candidates did the kinds of things that are stated in their television ads, those people would probably be in jail or prison right now.

I try to listen to or read about what they will do for all Floridians if elected but the strong emphasis on “mud-slinging” clouds anything positive they have to say.

And when an electric fan gets more local, state and national news coverage than the actual debate, causing some people to say “only in Florida,” it sure does not paint a pretty picture.

Not much time left for candidates to clean up their act and begin to tell what we really want to hear — what will you do for Florida?

Bill Kearney | naples

Money, not healthGov. Rick Scott signed Senate Bill 1030 into law, al-

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Florida already has medical marijuana in liquid form.This amendment you will be voting on is nothing

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Drawing for beginners meets from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m., Oct. 28. The class cost $136 for members and $170 for nonmembers.

Watercolor: All Levels meets from 1 until 4 p.m. Oct. 28 and costs $144 for members and $180 for nonmembers.

If oil is your medium of choice, Phyllis Pransky and Inez Hudson promise plenty of individual instruction, a rewarding experience and plenty of fun as well. Pran-sky’s class Impressionistic Reality, Free & Loose, which is appropriate for all levels of students, meets from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m., Oct. 27 and costs $144 for members and $180 for nonmembers. Hudson’s Oil Painting class, suitable for all levels, meets from 1 until 4 p.m., Oct. 28 and costs $144 for members and $180 for nonmembers.

Information: 239-394-4221, marcoislandart.org.

Relay For Life kickoff party

The American Cancer Society invites you to the kickoff party of “One World One Hope,” the 2015 Relay For Life. The kickoff party will be held from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m., Oct. 28, at the Marco Lutheran Church, 525 North Collier Blvd., Marco Island. All are welcome. Come see how you can make a difference in the fight against cancer. The Relay For Life is a family friendly community event to be held from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m., April 18, 2015 at Mackle Park. To RSVP for the kickoff party, call Sue at 239-642-8800, ext. 3890 or [email protected].

Volunteers enhance Art Center goals

Beaux Arts, the volun-teer arm of the Marco Island Center for the Arts, will be meeting at 5 p.m., Oct. 28. The meetings are led by Art Center Board Member Jacquelyn Pierce, currently a moti-vational speaker on wom-en’s issues. The once-a-month meetings serve as a forum for volunteers to discuss upcoming proj-ects, to generate new and creative ideas for future activities, to organize and assign workloads, and to enjoy the camaraderie of fellow volunteers. The volunteers, with their time, expertise, and pro-fessional skills, play a key role in the Art Center’s goal of serving the com-munity as the hub for art and education.

The meeting is open to the public. Information: 239-394-4221; marcois-landart.org.

Wine and foodMarco Island Florist and

Gifts is partnering with C.J.’s on the Bay to host a free monthly wine tasting and food paring Wednes-day’s at 178 S. Barfield Dr.n 4 p.m. until 6, Oct. 29n 4 p.m. until 6, Nov. 19n 4 p.m. until 6, Dec. 17n 4 p.m. until 6, Jan. 28

Information: 239-394-8141.

Halloween costume party

ConnectivityME and Mar-co Island Fish Company, 599 S. Collier Boulevard, Marco Island, invite you to a Halloween costume party at 8 p.m., Friday, Oct. 31. Prizes will be awarded for best costume. From 8 until 9, there’s free appetizers. Happy hour pricing from 8 until 10, followed by an after party with live music.

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Rummage saleOur Savior Lutheran

Church & Preschool is hav-ing a rummage sale from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 1 at 1955 Curling Avenue, Naples (off Airport Road behind Sam’s Club). Information: 239-597-4091. Proceeds to benefit missions and projects at our church.

Fall FestivalCapri Christian Church,

111 E. Hilo St., Isle of Capri, invites you and your family to a Fall Festival from 4 un-til 6 p.m., Nov. 2, followed by a special concert. Infor-mation: 239-642-6233.

Caloosahatchee River talk

The Marco Island His-torical Society presents Dr. Kevin McCarthy and “Ten Little Known Facts about the Caloosahatchee River” at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 4, in the Rose History Auditorium. Members free; non-members, $5.

Donald Sunshine: Architectural water colors of Historic Goodland

The Marco Island Historical Museum is delighted to present The Goodland Cottages: Architectural water colors and artifacts from Historic Goodland. The exhibit will run from Nov.4 through Dec. 31 and feature an opening reception from 5 until 7 p.m., Nov. 4, with light refreshments. Award-winning artist Donald Sunshine’s paintings will be accompanied by historical information from local historian, Betsy Perdichizz.

Information: 239-642-1440 or visit www.colliermu-seums.com and www.the-mihs.com. Museum opening hours are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday. Admission is free and dona-tions are appreciated.

‘Lunch & Learn’Rookery Bay National Es-

tuarine Research Reserve has released its monthly “Lunch & Learn Lecture Se-ries” lineup, which kicks off at noon Nov. 4 with “Florida

History Through the Eyes of Florida Authors.” Using costume and character, lit-erary historian Betty Jean Steinshouer will portray three authors in 15-minute segments. First will be Harriet Beecher Stowe, who came to North Florida in 1866 after the Civil War. Act Two will feature Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, who fell in love with Florida after arriving at Cross Creek in 1928, where she wrote “The Yearling.” Finally, the audience will meet Marjory Stoneman Douglas, the first to coin the phrase “river of grass,” in her 1947 guide “The Everglades,” written as part of her effort to save the Everglades.

Advanced registration is required by clicking here. Cost is $10, includ-ing lunch, and is free for Friends of Rookery Bay members. Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center is located at 300 Tower Road off Collier Bou-levard between Naples and Marco Island.Information: 239-530-5940.

Family Fun FestivalFrom 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.,

Friday, Nov. 7, New Life Community Church located at 590 W. Elkcam Circle, Marco Island, will be hold-ing a free Family Fun Festi-val. Festivities include live performances, dancing, three bounce houses in-cluding a big slide, obstacle course, and a 25-foot rock climbing wall.

Information: Nicci Mo-roney, children’s pastor, 239-394-3469; newlifemarco.org.

Swamp walksThe Friends of Faka-

hatchee have announced their Fall schedule of swamp walks in Faka-hatchee Strand Preserve State Park. In addition to its five-hour Biologist-Led Swamp Walk, the group is again offering the 3 1/2 hour Tram Tour and Swamp Walk.

The Biologist-Led Swamp Walk is a long and strenu-ous adventure beginning at 9:30 a.m. and concluding at 2:30 p.m. The cost is $75 per person with $60 youth tickets for those un-der 18. This walk is offered Friday, Nov. 7, Saturday, Nov. 8, Friday, Dec. 12, and Sat., Dec. 13.

The Tram Tour and Swamp Walk begins at 9:30 a.m. and concludes by 1 p.m. It begins with a ride on the group’s Ghost Rider tram to the site of the swamp walk. After about 90 minutes of walking through the swamp, participants board the tram for the return trip. The Tram Tour and Swamp Walk is offered Thursday, Nov. 13, Thurs-day, Nov. 27, Thursday, Dec. 11, and Thursday, Jan. 1.

Information: fofreserv ation.eventbrite.com.

Charity Fishing Tournament

The Friends of Rookery Bay and Coastal Conserva-tion Association of Florida are jointly hosting the Guardian Anglers Charity Fishing Tournament on Nov. 7-8. Registration has opened for this fundraiser, which will engage local anglers in a catch-and-release challenge with proceeds benefiting both organizations.Information: Rookerybay.org.

Treasures in the Trunk

From 8 a.m., until noon, Saturday, Nov. 8, the San Marco Columbiettes will be hosting a Treasures in the Trunk sale and fundraiser in the parking lot of the San Marco Catholic Church, 851 San Marco Road, Marco Island. Vendors should be set up by 7:30 a.m. Don’t miss this oppor-tunity to sell your new, used

or antique treasures from the trunk of your vehicle. The cost will be $10 for each vehicle parking spot and $10 additional if you wish to rent a table to place at the rear of your vehicle. Multiple parking spots and tables may be purchased at $10 each. Refreshments and home baked items will be available for purchase. Raffle prizes and 50/50 drawing. Come enjoy this great event and opportu-nity to shop or sell. Informa-tion contact Barbara at 239-272-0816 or Mary Kay at 239-394-1016.

Shred PartyIberia will host the bank’s

15th shred party on Marco Island from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 8, at 605 Bald Eagle Drive. This event has yielded over 75 tons of shredded paper since inception. Residents and small business own-ers are invited to dispose of old bank statements, checks, contracts, junk mail and other documents in a safe and secure man-ner. A $3 donation per box is requested with all proceeds benefiting the Friends of Tigertail.

Information: Keith Dam-eron at 239-393-2400. Shredding is limited to 15 boxes per person.

‘Welcome back to the Nest’

Welcome back to the nest is a Marco Eagle Sanctuary Foundation party and celebration from 4:30 until 7:30 p.m., Veterans Day, Tuesday, Nov. 11, at the Snook Inn. The $30 ticket includes food, soda, ice tea, door prizes, 50/50 raffle and live entertainment. This is a fundraising event for the preservation of the Marco Eagle Sanctuary at 665 Ti-gertail Court. For “will call” tickets, charge by credit card on MarcoEagleSanc-tuaryFoundation.org, or by check payable to MESF, P.O. Box 983, Marco Island. Tickets may also be purchased at the Marco Island Area Chamber of Commerce. Information: 239 -269-1754.

‘Brain Attacks’Iberia Bank and Physi-

cians Regional Health-care System continue the Health Plus Lecture Series with the lifesaving topic of “Brain Attacks” on Wednesday, Nov. 12, at the Marco Island branch, 605 Bald Eagle Drive. A welcome reception will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the presentation start-ing at 6. Neurosurgeons, Dr. Eric Eskioglu and Dr. Brian Mason, will present many facts about brain attacks, as well as the latest lifesaving technology and innovative treatment options for acute stroke, brain aneurysms and other brain and carotid artery diseases.

This lecture is open to the public with a $3 admission fee, however, seating is limited. Call 239-403-5169 to make a reservation.

Musical variety showsThe first of three musical

variety shows will pre-mier at 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13 with “A Tribute to Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman” at the Rose History Auditorium on Marco Island. Starring is the Duo Romantica of Atilio and Christy Mari-nelli of Cape Coral. The internationally recognized performers are originally from Argentina and are cousins of Italian tenor and songwriter Andrea Bocelli.

Coming at 7 p.m., Dec. 13, is Craig Diamond, with his Off the Wall Magic Show.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day, 7 p.m., Feb. 14 by en-joying an evening with Cindy Miller, vocalist and musical comedy performer.

Tickets for the MIHS shows are $25 and are available at the Museum Gift Store from 10 a.m. un-til 3 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday, or by calling 800-838-3006.

Craft fairA Christmas Craft Fair,

from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 15. Hand-made crafts from UCMI’s craft ladies will be available for purchase. Come to Disseler Hall and start your Christmas Shopping early.

Information: ucmarco.org.

Jolley Be Good 5K Run/Walk

Mark your calendars for this exciting race on Marco Island to run-walk on the Jolley Bridge. Register now at gcrunner.org to participate. Sunday, Nov. 16, race starts at 7:30 a.m. at Veterans Community Park. Parks and Recreation Department, Frank E. Mackle Community Park, 1361 Andalusia Terrace Marco Island. Information: 239-642-0575; cityofmarcoisland.com.

City committees ‘In The Round’

One of life’s mysteries is wondering just what national, state, county and city committees do to make things better for us as tax paying citizens. The City of Marco Island has eight committees charged with various responsibili-ties, but do we really under-stand what each commit-tee does? Who serves on these committees? The next Iberia Bank “In The Round” program will have the chairs of all eight city committees here to an-swer the questions posed above as well as questions from the audience.

A Welcome Recep-tion starts at 5:30 pm., Tuesday, Nov. 18. The presentation begins at 6. Information or reservation: 239-403-5169.

Movie in the ParkAn outdoor movie at

Mackle Park, with hot dogs, drinks, popcorn, and neon necklaces for sale. Event is open to all and free of charge. All movies start 15 minutes after sunset.n Friday, Nov. 21: “The Lego Movie” (sunset time 5:36 p.m.)n Friday, Dec. 19: “Elf” (sunset time 5:40 p.m.)

Parks and Recreation Department, Frank E. Mackle Community Park, 1361 Andalusia Terrace Marco Island. Information: 239-642-0575; cityofmarco island.com.

Jimmy Keys at Rose Auditorium

At 7 p.m., Nov. 28, internationally acclaimed musical comedy enter-tainer, Jimmy Keys, will take the stage at Rose History Auditorium, 180 S. Heathwood Drive, Marco Island. Tickets are $25 and are avail-able at the Marco Island Historical Museum Gift Store from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Keys delivers a high energy, variety show packed with comedy, visual musical impressions and favorite Broadway songs. Keys will return to the Rose History Auditorium for encore performances with different repertoires of personalities at 7 p.m., Jan. 9 and March 6.

ONGOING

Sunday schoolUnited Church of Marco

Island is now offering Sunday School for children ages 2-12. Every Sunday, children will depart from worship at approximately 10:20 for Sunday School. The curriculum will include Bible stories, snack time,

and a craft. Information: ucmarco.org/education/childrens-education/.

Bible studyYou’ve invited. United

Church, Tuesday mornings at 10 a.m. in the confer-ence room, Pastor Mark will be teaching a Bible study on one of the most practical, encouraging, and wise books of the New Testament: Every session is open to everyone. Bring your Bible. Information: ucmarco.org/education/.

Music at United ChurchUnited Church of Marco

Island’s adult choir is every Wednesday at 4 p.m. If you like to sing, you are wel-come to join. United Church of Marco Island’s handbell choir is every Wednesday at 5 p.m. The children’s choir is every Thursday at 4 p.m. All children ages 7-12 are welcome.

Information: LuWayne Ar-nold at 394-6572, ext. 11.

Monday night Bingo at JCMI

Bingo is played every Monday evening at the Jew-ish Congregation of Marco Island starting Monday, Oct. 6 through May 5. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Bonanza is posted at 6:15 and the game is called at 7. Each player receives a supper without charge-a kosher hot dog, special roll, relish, sauerkraut, chips, pickles, onions, coffee, tea, pastry, fruit and ice cream. A new special is being introduced every Monday, a drawing for a hair cut, shampoo and blow dry or manicure. The game is open to the public. Information: 642-0800.

Marco Murder and Mayhem

A historical fright seeing tour of Marco Island runs the first and third Fridays of every October through April. Complimentary drink from 6 until 6:45 p.m. Tour departs at 7. Dinner option available before tour. Cost: $35 per person. Informa-tion: marcomurderand-mayhem.vpweb.com or call 239-537-8353.

Free English as a second language classes

Marco Presbyterian Church is sponsoring a free series of English as a sec-ond language classes on Wednesday nights from 7 until 9 p.m. These classes are for adults learning English as their second language. Beginner through advanced classes are offered. You may register on any Wednesday night. Marco Presbyterian is located at 875 W. Elkcam Circle, Marco Island. Infor-mation: 239-394-8186.

Wednesday night bible studies

New Life Commu-nity Church, 489 W. Elkcam Circle, holds weekly Wednesday night bible studies. A free supper begins at 5:30 p.m. to fellowship with others and two bible studies begin at 6:30 p.m. No reservations needed. Just bring your bible and come hungry. In-formation: 239-394-3469 or newlifemarco.org.

Thursday night prayer meetings

Thursday night prayer meetings are held in the New Life Community His-toric Church, 489 W. Elk-cam Circle in the cemetery area, at 7 p.m. weekly. Bring your prayer requests for an informal but power-ful time of prayer.

Information: 239-394-3469 or newlifemarco.org.

Calendar items must be submitted to mail@ marcoeagle.com. You can also submit your calendar items online at www.naple-snews. com/participate.

Rummage saleOur Savior Lutheran Church & Preschool is having a rummage sale from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 1 at 1955 Curling Avenue, Naples (off Airport Road behind Sam’s Club). Information: 239-597-4091. Pro-ceeds to benefit missions and projects at our church.

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Halloween costume partyConnectivityME and Marco Island Fish Company, 599

S. Collier Boulevard, Marco Island, invite you to a Halloween costume party at 8 p.m., Friday, Oct. 31.

Prizes will be awarded for best costume. Free appetizers from 8 until 9 p.m.. Happy hour pricing from 8 until 10 p.m., followed by an after party with live music.

Relay For Life kickoff party

The American Cancer Society invites you to the kickoff party of “One World One Hope,” the 2015 Relay For Life.

The kickoff party will be held from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 28, at the Marco Lutheran Church, 525 North Collier Blvd., Marco Island.

All are welcome. Come see how you can make a difference in the fight against cancer. The Relay For Life is a family friendly community event to be held from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m., April 18, 2015 at Mackle Park. To RSVP for the kickoff party, call Sue at 239-642-8800, ext. 3890 or [email protected].

Volunteers enhance Art Center goals

Beaux Arts, the volunteer arm of the Marco Island Center for the Arts, will be meeting at 5 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 28.

The meetings are led by Art Center Board Member Jacquelyn Pierce, currently a motivational speaker on women’s issues. The once-a-month meetings serve as a forum for volunteers to discuss upcoming projects, to generate new and creative ideas for future activities, to organize and assign workloads, and to enjoy the camaraderie of fellow volunteers. The volunteers, with their time, expertise, and professional skills, play a key role in the Art Center’s goal of serving the community as the hub for art and education.

The meeting is open to the public. Information: 239-394-4221; marcoislandart.org.

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By Lance ShearerEagle Correspondent

Sure, they went undefeated, but the people at the top of the pyramid at Marco Island Charter Mid-dle School didn’t want to make a big deal out of it. Unlike in the NFL or big time college football programs, the school sees its sports programs as

a way for students to learn lessons that will serve them as they grow and continue their education.

“We don’t put a lot of emphasis on wins and losses,” said MICMS athletic director Roger Raymond. “It’s more about making your best e� ort, whether you’re ahead on the scoreboard or not.” The important thing, he said, is to “be good teammates, learn to work together. These kids are getting ready for their next endeavor in life, which is high school. Hopefully, they’ll learn something in middle school that helps.”

Be that as it may, let the record show that the Charter Middle Eagles football team just notched its fi rst-ever undefeated season, going 6-0, including repeat wins over Evangelical Christian of Fort Myers and First Bap-tist Academy, and shutting out Community School of Naples 24-0.

For head coach Tim Tudor, a social studies teacher at MICMS, some of what the kids takeaway is a knowledge of football fundamentals.

“I get my kicks when I hear from high school coach-es, “your guy knows how to tackle and block.’ We try to teach the right technique and a winning attitude. I told them last year and I told them this year, ‘It’s middle school football. We’re not winning the Super Bowl here.’”

As the string of “W’s” grew, he did stress keeping the streak going as a motivator for the team.

“Once we went 3-0, 4-0, I used that as an incentive,” said Tudor. “We’re going to put a banner up in the gym with all their names on it. It’s nice to come back when you’re in high school or later, and show your friends.”

Tudor knows that feeling fi rsthand; as one of the fi rst class to go all the way through MICMS as a middle school student, he and basketball coach Rad Lovacky have their names up on just such a banner from their time playing hoops for the school.

“Yeah, my name’s up there for basketball,” he said. With 25 on the roster, Tudor made a point of getting ev-eryone into the game, and reminding the eighth graders it was up to them to help their younger teammates and build a strong foundation for next year.

“Lots of times, I’d pull out eighth graders and put a seventh grader in. The kids stepped up and took the seventh graders under their wings.”

Tudor stressed the help he got from his assistant coaches, Scott Hurley, Rick Endres, and Hayden War-

ren. Two of them have family members playing for the Eagles; Warren’s grandson Jake Warren was one of the stalwarts who “went both ways” for the Eagles, starting at o� ensive guard and defensive nose tackle. Stay Endres, though a seventh grader and therefore one of the younger team members, did the same, playing o� ensive tackle and defensive end.

Probably the most notable standout player on the team was quarterback Richard Reisinger, an eighth grader, who also stayed on the fi eld as a defender, starting as a linebacker. Oli “Olliewood” Wasem, who played line-backer and running back, and sometimes lined up as a wide receiver, also made a major contribution to the team’s success, as did Zach Hurdis, who played wide receiver and safety. Hurdis is the third of four boys in his family, with one older brother in Division 1 college football and another on the team at Lely High School.

One other player is notable for not being a boy. Eighth grader Jessica Pierce played kicker and defensive “line-man,” and notched some solo tackles. At fi rst, it was di� cult to fi t in, she said.

“I think all of them gave me a hard time at the begin-ning, except the ones I’d played with in the Optimist league,” said Jessica, “but everyone got over it.” She fi rst went out for football, she said, because “my brother thought he was better than me. I wanted to prove him wrong.” Her brother, she noted, is not playing any sports currently, and she just made the soccer team, which will start its season shortly.

The Eagles’ closest brush with defeat came on the fi nal outing of the season, an away game at FirstBaptist Academy.

“We went into halftime up 6-0, but they scored in the second half and tied it. We scored the last touchdown with 35 seconds left, did a squib kicko� , and recovered our own kick,” remembered Tudor. Whatever the future brings, the 2014 MICMS football Eagles have their un-defeated season to remember.

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The Marco Island Charter Middle Eagles football team just notched its fi rst-ever undefeated season, going 6-0, including repeat wins over Evangelical Christian of Fort Myers and First Baptist Academy, and shutting out Community School of Naples 24-0.

Not in order, Eagle team members include 8th graders Richard Reisinger (12), Jayden Noel (13), Cooper Nettles (23), Zach Hurdis (80), Jake Warren (54), Daegan Rash (5), Zach Burgess (8), Christian Pipitone (64), Nick Obstaint (24), Whitley Theork (20), Jay Cartwright (65), Jackson O’Shea (59), Castor Vosburgh (22), Oli Wasem (1), Ariel Labra (26), and Jess Pierce (52); and 7th graders Dom Moller (63), Ryan Wallace (21), Sam Meredith (27), Stuy Endres (55), Zach Smith (7), Mikey LaCava (29), Charles Hamilton (36), John Baijnath (50), and Josh Jordan (25).

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MICMS athletic director Roger Raymond and assistant coaches give a group of MICMS athletes instruction.

WE DON’T put a lot of emphasis on wins and losses.”— Roger Raymond, MICMS athletic director

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By Drew KarpenEagle Correspondent

With how last week’s football game end-ed against Evangelical Christian School and seeing one of its own being taken off on a stretcher, Marco Island Academy was counting down the seconds until it could return to their sanctuary on the field.

“They were ready to get back on the field,” first-year head coach Greg Fowler said. “It was a tough loss and to lose Bon (Deese, to a concussion) at the end of the game, they just needed to get back on the field and enjoy the game. Tonight was a good night for them.”

The Rays (3-5) did just that and ended their five-game losing skid with a 52-13 thumping at Canterbury High School on Friday night.

“We have been playing good offense and at times playing good defense, but the second half hasn’t been kind to us the past couple of weeks,” Fowler said. “It was good to see us finish a game. We are a young group of guys.”

The Rays outscored the Cougars 20-6 in the second half but it was their dam-age in the second quarter that split the game open. Entering the frame, Marco Island held a 13-7 lead before winning the quarter 19-0.

The Rays had a plethora of playmak-ers, but none better than sophomore Tyler Gresham. Gresham pulled off the hat trick of touchdowns when he found the end zone on the ground, through the air and on de-fense with his 85-yard interception return.

“Tyler is a great young man that works very hard,” Fowler said. “He is a big kid and everybody expects a lot from him. He is only a sophomore. He has done some great growing. He has learned how to run the ball for us and has played some great defense. We like to move him around a lot. He needed a good game.”

Gresham finished with 152 all-purpose yards on offense and led the Rays in rush-ing with 100 yards.

Also having himself a game was the coach’s son, quarterback Andrew Fowler, who completed 17-of-19 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for a touchdown.

The difference in the game was the Rays ability to win the turnover battle. They were so good, it even surprised their own skipper when he found out how many picks they had.

“We just took care of the ball and lim-ited the turnovers,” Fowler said. “We had a tendency to turn the ball over. That was a big part of what is going on for us.

“I didn’t know we had four intercep-tions. That is awesome. The guys played well tonight and worked hard all year. I thought we were doing some great things and hopefully this brings us back on track for the end of the season.”

The Cougars (1-5) were led by quar-terback Kyle Babb and receivers Gus Cunningham and Stephen Hueniken. Babb completed 11-of-25 passes for 204 yards. Cunningham had both touch-downs and Hueniken recorded nine receptions for 111 yards.

“This is one of the worst years I have ever experienced as a head coach for in-juries,” Canterbury coach Mark Miller said. “We have probably five major inju-ries and nine starters injured. Because of that we have been behind the 8-ball all season long. Looking back on this season, we got a lot of young kids a lot of time that will hopefully help us for the future.”


MIA handles Canterbury to end losing streak

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By Scott ClairEagle Correspondent

Marvin Liberiste knew he needed to make a big play in the Lely High School football team’s game against Sebring on Friday night.

The senior actually ended up making two in the final minutes to please the homecoming crowd as Lely defeated Se-bring 27-14 in a win that might not have been pretty, but was a win nonetheless.

The Trojans (5-3) dominated the game on both sides of the ball, but because of numerous mistakes and penalties, they found themselves leading just 20-14 with under three minutes left and the Blue Streaks driving deep in Lely territory.

On fourth down for Sebring, Liberi-ste intercepted Blue Streaks quarterback Brian Lane’s pass just shy of the end zone and returned it to midfield. A minute later, Liberiste scored on a 14-yard run to ice the victory.

“It meant a lot to the team,” Liberiste said. “We were struggling all game. The mistakes were killing us. (Sebring) had one chance. I knew they were going deep, so I just played back and was able to pick off the pass. As for the touchdown, that was all on the line. They did a great job of blocking.”

The victory gives Lely a three-game winning streak heading into next Fri-day’s home game against Immokalee for the Class 5A-District 15 title and the right host the first round of the playoffs.

But Lely coach Culmer St. Jean knows his team has to play better than it did against Sebring to beat Immokalee. The Trojans had two turnovers and nine penal-ties. And most of the penalties came at ex-actly the wrong time, including a holding call that wiped out a Tupac Isme 73-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.

“We started of quick, with a touch-down and safety,” St. Jean said. “I thought we were on the right path and then had a few hiccups on offense and a muffed punt. Things like that we can’t have. We can’t make those many mistakes on both sides of the ball. We have to play a clean game against Immokalee on both sides of the ball and sustain drives.”

Lely did start out quick. On the Tro-jans’ first possession they ran four plays before Isme (137 yards) scored on a 22-yard run.

About 90 seconds later, Lely was on the board again when linebacker Kendall Duckworth sacked Lane in the end zone for a safety and a 9-0 Trojans lead.

However, Sebring (3-4) capitalized on a fumbled punt return by Lely, and some lax secondary coverage to score two touchdowns and take a 14-9 lead three minutes before the half.

Lely responded with a Lik Estilien 15-yard scoring pass to Bob Tanis seconds before intermission to retake the lead for good.

“We made a lot of mistakes,” Isme said. “But there is never a perfect game. What we have to do next week is eliminate those mistakes and we’ll be good. We made a great effort all around tonight. We know we have to be better against Immokalee.”

It was a rough night for the Blue Streaks. Besides the loss and the long bus ride home, the game was stopped twice for around 20 minutes each time as two Sebring players were injured and were taken to the Physicians Re-gional-Collier Boulevard Hospital by ambulance.

There was no report on the condition of either player after the game.

Liberiste keys Lely’s win over Sebring

lelY 27, SebrING 14S 7 7 0 0 14L 9 6 5 7 27SCORINGFirst quarterL — Isme 22 run (Lopez kick) 9:23L — Safety 8:04S — Berry 11 pass from Lane (Livingston kick) 1:23Second quarterS — Smith 2 run (Livingston kick) 3:40L — Tanis 15 pass from Estilien (pass failed) 0:04Third quarterL — Safety 4:24L — Lopez 26 FG 11:54Fourth quarterL — Liberiste 14 run (Lopez kick) 1:14

MIa 52, CaNterbUrY 13MIA 13 19 7 13 52C 7 0 6 0 13SCORINGFirst quarterMI — Wallace 1 pass from Fowler (Mertens kick)MI — Gresham 1 run (kick blocked)C — Cunningham 76 pass from Babb (Babb kick)Second quarterMI — Fowler 2 run (run failed)MI — Gresham 85 interception return (kick failed)MI — Gresham 4 pass from Fowler (Mertens kick)Third quarterC — Cunningham 15 run (kick failed)MI — Michel 8 run (Mertens kick)Fourth quarterMI — Flynn 3 run (kick blocked)MI — Stretton 25 run (Mertens kick)

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in sports17 Park place18 Woodworker’s vise19 Flip ___21 Opponent of 3-Down,

in Greek myth22 Opponent of 9-Down,

in classical literature23 Certain marked-down

item: Abbr.24 Like court testimony25 Product once pitched

by Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey

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traditionally45 “Siegfried,” e.g.47 Yellow diner packet48 Cue user, maybe49 Google ___51 Opponent of 28-Down,

in comics53 Martial artist Jackie54 Animal also known as

a hog-nosed coon55 “___ sûr” (“Of course”:

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in film62 18 or 2166 NPR’s Shapiro67 It may be taken

from the neck of a superhero

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for one75 Relative of neo-soul77 Challenge79 Hatfields or McCoys80 “What ___?” (Mark Twain essay)82 The works83 Unusual diacritic used

in Portuguese85 Jack on “24”86 Long-distance

swimmer Nyad87 Lila ___, Oscar winner

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in the Bible92 Brackish water locales93 Missouri tributary

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in fable97 Cousin of ibid.101 Opponent of 86-Down,

in games106 Ornamental pond

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informally19 Diver’s supply20 The ___ City

(New Orleans)26 W.W. II craft28 See 51-Across30 Prefix with plunk32 Wave catcher?34 Windy City terminal

code35 Collection of marks,

for short?38 Leader of ancient

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four of44 Beer ___46 Arafat successor47 Stanley, for one49 See 60-Across50 Be behind52 Not do well54 By force57 Knock58 Reservation holder?59 Squares61 One of the brands of

Yum! Brands63 What fog might delay,

for short64 See 90-Across65 Hall-of-Fame outfielder

Roush69 Getting just a slap on

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meas.88 She, in Rio89 Sweetie pie91 Tuna often served

seared92 Start of a bear market95 ___ fly98 Vice of Dorian Gray99 “The Divine Comedy”

division100 Download alternative102 Civil war president103 North African capital104 Missouri tributary105 Creepers107 Latin law109 Essential part111 Drug sold in microdots112 Like some talent and

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Zagat Rated in 2012 - For 38years TheBlueHeronhasbeenserving the highest qualityfood using only the freshestand finest ingredients availableand delivered daily. Theintimate setting overlookingJohnson Bay provides anunforgettable sunset andmakes it apparent why TheBlue Heron is frequently voted“most romantic.” Serving awide variety of individuallyprepared dishes, includingfresh seafood, rack of lamb,duck, veal and more. TheLobster Thermador reignsas the signature dish. Forfine dining on the waterfront,The Blue Heron continuesto be the place since 1975.Reservations suggested. GiftCertificates are available.

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One of the most happeningspots on the Island! FindingThe Dolphin Tiki Bar & Grillis half the fun. Located inAnglers Cove Condo Complexwith great views of the MarcoBay and River makes us thebest kept secret hide-a-wayon Marco Island. Open allyear, with indoor and outdoorseating, serving lunch anddinner and Sunday Brunchduring season. Enjoy Happyhour with our full liquor bardaily from 3-6pm. Open 7days a week so come by caror boat and enjoy the sunset!

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The Marco Polo has beencatering to Marco Islandresidents and visitors since1986. Our commitment is toa quality dining experience,and our staff that believesservice is not a forgotten art.At the Marco Polo our food isfreshly prepared with a menuthat changes with seasonalavailability. Experience table

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French born and trained,award winning Chef DenisMeurgue, was named one ofthe Top Ten Chefs in SouthFlorida. Denis is influencedby his passionate culinaryodyssey in the Mediterranean,Mexico, Europe and thetropics. Enjoy smokedsalmon, goat cheese, duck,seafood cassolette, calf’sliver and more. Homemadedesserts including apple tartand delectable chocolatefondant await you. BistroSoleil has a full service bar.Our wine list offers a variety ofselections sure to please yourpalate.The warm and invitingatmosphere of this historicallandmark, coupled with theartistry of Denis, will create amemorable dining experience.

100 Palm StreetPhone: 239-389-0981www.bistrosoleil.netServing dinner Tues - Satfrom 5:30pm. Reservationsrecommended. Dan Vass Friday &Saturday from 6:00pm

Established in 1983, Erin’sIsle has continuously cateredto the local people, as well asour seasonal visitors, with anextensive menu and excellentservice. We feature live Mainelobster, plus great steaks,northern and local seafood,fresh veal, lamb, pastafavorites, pork, and tantalizingdesserts. For many, a homeaway from home, the idealplace to relax, enjoy good food,commemorate with relativesand make new friends. Thefood has been describedas gourmet, delicious, andenjoyable at affordable prices.The decor, friendly faces, thesong-in-your-heart attitude, isall part of the warm feelingyou experience when visitingthe Irish restaurant. Erin’s Islehas a full service bar, providingyour favorite cocktails, FrozenIsland drinks, draft and bottlebeers, extensive wine listand non-alcoholic beers.Liveentertainment is featuredseasonally beginning at 7 pmfor your dancing and listeningpleasure. Located at the

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Ciao Bella Ristorante Italianooffers a casual diningatmosphere located in theheart of Marco, at HeritageSquare across from TownCenter Mall. Executive chefArturo Perez has joinedculinary forces with daughterMarisol and son-in-law JuanCortazar, all formerly ofArturo’s Italian Restaurant.Our chefs have mastered theart of combining classic Italianand seafood dishes offeringauthentic cuisine from theregions of Italy includinga variety of classic dishesalong with Arturo’s ownsignature dishes. All entreesare served with a side of zitiand marinara or vegetable ofthe day and choice of soupor salad. Ciao Bella has a fullservice bar. Reservations arerecommended. Take out isavailable.1000 North Collier Blvd.Phone: 239-970-0505www.ciaobellamarcoisland.comOpen 7 nights 5pm - Close/Dinner

Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico,Sale e Pepe offers authenticItalian cuisine complementedby surroundings of agedstone, marble floors andhand-painted frescoes. Enjoythis ultimate dining experiencein relaxed casual settings inthe Dining Room, The Salettaor alfresco on The Terrace.Chef Giuliano Mataresepresents the finest cuisine ofhis southern Italian homelandby combining the familiartaste of fresh ingredients withexotic herbs and spices. EnjoySummer Early Special for $29including choice of starter,main course and dessert ora glass of wine offered from5 to 6pm. Happy Hour withBar Bites menu availableWednesday – Sunday 4:30– 6pm. Accolades for Sale ePepe include the AAA FourDiamond Award for Dining, aswell as Wine Spectator’s Bestof Award of Excellence.

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Seafood

This landmark restaurant hasbeen serving the finest in freshseafood for 31 years and haswon the honor of being namedthe best seafood restauranton the island! Tucked awayin the northernmost point ofOld Marco, Cafe de Marco iswell known for its vast arrayof fresh seafood, prepareddaily with chef Randre Jean’soriginal recipes. A housetrademark here is jumboprawns, butterflied andseasoned with fresh herbsand spices, broiled in garlicsauce and served over saffronrice. There are several non-seafood selections, includingNew York strip steak, rackof lamb and several chickenentrees. Entrees includesalad, vegetable, pasta orpotato and fresh rolls. Twilightspecials nightly until 5:45 pmfor $14.95. Childrens menuavailable. Reservations aresuggested.

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Capri Fish House Restaurantis located just minutes fromMarco Island on Isle ofCapri. Enjoy a spectacularsunset from every seat inour waterfront dining roomand beach side ChickeeBar. Specialties includefresh seafood, pasta andsteaks. Sunday All U Can EatBreakfast Buffet 9am-11am$11.95. Lunch/Dinner Buffet11:30am-4:00pm $18.95(Regular menu available).Also, enjoy our fabulouslunch menu and Early BirdDinners Mon-Sat 4-5:45pm.Live Entertainment Tuesday-Sunday. Take out andchildren’s menu available.

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If you are visiting Marco Is-land to escape the hustlebustle of everyday life thanMarco Island Fish Company isthe place for you. The wallsare covered with just enoughweathered wood, nauticalitems, and Marco Island his-tory to charm you, and createan “on the sea” feeling. Atour bar you will find a no hurryatmosphere with music play-ing in the background, and abartender holding your favor-ite drink and wearing a smile.Join us whether you are walk-ing off the beach in flip-flops,and looking for a place tocool off and have drinks withfriends during the day, or arein the mood to dress thingsup at night and enjoy our liveentertainment. Our menu isdesigned to please everyonein the family! We take pridein serving the freshest sea-food from our Raw Bar filledwith delicious raw oysters andcrab legs to our mouth-water-

ing daily dinner specials cre-ated by our chef. To all ourfishermen out there, bringyour biggest catch to us andlet the chef cook it the wayyou like. You will always finda friendly staff waiting to takecare of you and your family.Come hungry, leave satisfied.Call for our Live Entertain-ment schedule and specialevents!599 S Collier BlvdPhone: 389-6900www.marcoislandfishco.comServing Lunch and Dinner DailyCall for Hours

The hidden “gem” everyoneis talking about on Marco.Featuring a full-service outsidegazebo bar & a full-servicerestaurant, CJ’s on the Bayprovides an entertainmentvenue for everyone. FeaturingChef Laura Owen, CJ’s onthe Bay offers an expandedmenu to compliment thebreath-taking views of thebay and the great SouthwestFlorida sunsets. The all-daymenu features salads, hot &cold appetizers, sandwiches,burgers, pizza & mainland,pasta & seafood entrée’s.For music lovers, there islive entertainment both atthe outside gazebo bar &at the inside bar. Theseentertainment areas are alsoavailable to support largeparties & special events suchas birthdays, anniversaries,wedding rehearsals & otherjoyful occasions. Easilyaccessible by both water &land, the Esplanade docksoffer free, public dockage.Access to Smokehouse Bayis a relaxing journey throughCollier Bay from the northend of the Marco River. Joinus at the CJ’s on the Bay fora great dining experiencewith a fabulous ambiance &outstanding service!

740 N. Collier Blvd., Ste 105The EsplanadePhone: 239-389-4511www.cjsonthebay.comLunch/Dinner11am - 10pm DailyOutside Gazebo Bar11:00 am - 10 pmInside Bar • 11:00 am-Close

Yes, he’s back! You can nowfind Konrad at Konrad’sTropical Grille, where you willfind casual family dining ina totally remodeled tropicalsetting. He is still servingthe same great food with theaddition of weekly GermanSpecial. Tuesday is duck nite,a crispy baked half a duck withyour choice of three sauces,Thursday is Sauerbraten andSaturday is Goulash Bavarianstyle. Stop in for a cocktail ortropical drink then order someof our other menu favorites,including the Prime Rib that isprepared fresh daily, GermanWiener Schnitzel served, ofcourse, with spatzle. Comeand see us!

657 S. Collier Blvd.Phone: 239-642-3332www.konradstropicalgrille.comServing dinner from 5 pm daily

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“You have only one life and one chance to do all the things you want to do.” —Anonymous

These days, bridge has become far more level at the top than it was 20 years ago. This is especially so in the women’s game, as seen by the fact that while the top countries (USA, Italy, China, France, England and the Netherlands) almost al-ways qualify for the later stages of the world championships, there are many other countries who can upset the seed-ing books, and frequently do.

Spain is just one of those countries, and Nuria Almirall demonstrated her talents here. She found herself in a pretty awful spot on this deal from the Euro-pean Championships, but did not give up hope.

Almirall had reached six clubs as South after an auction in which both players might have done just a little too much — though it is hard to criticize ei-ther player, North should probably not go past three no-trump with such poor controls.

Clearly one might succeed by find-ing a singleton heart king, but Nuria did better than that. She won the diamond lead in dummy, cashed dummy’s other diamond, then played the spade ace and king and ruffed a spade. Now she cashed one more diamond, ruffed the fourth dia-mond with a master trump in dummy and exited with the club queen.

West won her bare ace and was forced to open up hearts or concede a ruff-and-discard. She played a heart, and Nuria was not going to spoil a good piece of reporting by misguessing whether to put in the 10 or the queen, was she?

ANSWER: Your partner’s call of four clubs is a slam-try, and with your re-markably good trumps you have enough to cooperate with a call of four spades, a cue-bid implicitly agreeing clubs — the last-bid suit. If you had diamond pref-erence, you would probably bid four diamonds over four clubs. Just for the record, a bid of four no-trump by you here would be to play.

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Sofa, Norwalk,custom, neutral, ex. cond.$250. Naples (484) 919-8832

TEMPUR-PEDIC Queenadjustable bed, 2 yrs old,$2500 or best offer. Bedroomset $800. or best offer.Cabinet with built in 55 inchTV lift $800 or best offer.(239) 682-8012

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Crafstman 10’’ mitersaw. New. $150. Porter ca-ble new 10’’ miter $150. 201-401-7768

Extension Ladder 16’Aluminium $75

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LINEAR SYNTHESIZERKeyboard by Roland D-50Like New. $150. 239-272-9012Lowry adventurer organ,small,great sound, ex. cond.,$200obo. 239-405-7331.

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Lateral file cabinet:6 Drawers. 6’ Long. Top WorkCounter. $495. 239-370-5377

Office chair, all woodlight leather, West Elm, $125.Naples 401 524-9295

Office chair, swivel,adj., leather/chrome, ex. cond.$125. Naples 401-524-9295

Waiting room furn.:9 Fabric Arm Chairs and Set-tee. $395. Call 239-370-5377

2 waiting roomtables For Display/Magazines.Formica. $150. 239-370-5377

PETS & LIVESTOCKSHIHPOO PUPS

Home raised, shots, hypo$800. & up. Call 239-281-6984

SNAKE 4 FOOT CORNwith 50 gallon aquarium $75

OBO (239) 695-2043

SPORTING GOODSFULL SET MEN’S YO-NEX golf clubs complete w/bag and putter $75. Full setladies Cobra golf clubs com-plete w/ bag and putter $75.(2) Sun mountain push carts$50 each cart. (239) 435-9936Men’s Ben Hogan Putter

$15 please call239 596-2649

Men’s Cobra Hybrid Clubsright hand, 2-3-4-5-6

$25 each 239 596-2649

New Proform Whirl-wind 320 Exercise cycle.

$200. 239-325-8251

8 passenger golfcart. Rent for HalloweenNight. $300. 239-695-2043Used Golf Cart Batteries

8 volt $25 a piece(239) 695-2043

2 weight lifting sets:w/bench. $100/ea.401-932-4462

TV, DVD, STEREOStereo turntable,newer model, ex. condition,$50. (239) 682-8210

TV- Visio 47’’ flatscreen. $350.201-401-7768

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Island Walk, 4BR 4BA onLake, 2 car. Low fees. $515Kowner/broker 239-404-4200

WEST NAPLESPARK TERRACE CLUBOld Naples, top fl. elevatorbldg., 2BR, 1.5BA, nicely up-graded. Furn. Tenant’s leaseexpires April 2015. $249,500.Owner/agent, (239) 250-9440

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BUSINESS BUILDINGSSELL OR LEASE

5000 sq ft clear span building,2360 Shadowlawn ;C-4 zone,$529,000. or $4000 /mo. Call(239) 263-1067

CONDOS GENERALBRIDGEWATER BAY

Garden Home.2BR, 2BA, 1st flr., New AC &Hot water heater 2014.

Electric hurricane shutters,custom master BR closet. Exc.Cond. $224,900. 239-398-4936

NAPLES BATH & Ten-nis 2BR 2BA, 1st flr, nice-ly furnished, new paint, A/C,washer/dryer. Close to beach,and shopping/restaurant.Move in ready! $156,900.(239) 986-0276, By Owner

THE VINEYARDSAVELLINO ISLES

Top floor condo, 3BR, 3.5BA3282 sq.ft. elevator, 2 car gar.furnished & ready to move inDecember 1st. Very beautiful.

$635,000. Call Mike @319-430-1592

GENERAL REAL ESTATEAMAZING VIEWS!Beautiful Mountain Homewith 5 Acres, foothills of NC,has Guest suite! Mountainviews. One owner. Priced tosell. $425,000. Call for details.Carolyn Frazier Pardue, Caroli-na Realty, Inc. (336)957-0876

GOLFING COMMUNITIESBeautiful 2nd Floor2/2 Condo, bundled golf!219 Fox Glen Dr. #1201

Naples, FL 34104List Price: $130,000239.850.7805Matt Sutton

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herein is subject to the Feder-al Fair Housing Act, whichmakes it illegal to advertise”any preference, limitation,or discrimination because ofrace, color, religion, sex,

handicap, familial status, ornational origin, or intentionto make any such preference,limitation, or discrimination”

We will not knowingly acceptany advertising for real estatewhich is in violation of the

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BUSINESS OPPSNORTH NAPLES: KeyWest Style RestaurantJust Reduced For ImmediateSale $39,000. (from $125K)Outdoor seating. Beer/Wine.Al DuQuet CGC, 239-571-3000

INVESTMENT OPPSINVESTOR NEEDED for$100,000 First andonly mortgage, againstproperty worth $150,000. Willpay 12% per annum. Call AlDuQuet, CGC. (239) 571-3000

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402-680-6566 Mon. after 8pmor Tues. or Wed. all day.

PASSENGERTOYOTA CAMRY VS-’93. Black, loaded, cold AC,

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SERVICE & PARTSJAGUAR HOOD OR-NAMENT, from the 60’s;$100 or best. (239) 671-0212

2 Carpet mats, frontlight grey, for Lexus, new!$75. Naples (401) 524-9295

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2012. Silver/Gray, leather,new tires, $18,500.260-437-0664

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SPORTS & FOREIGN

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MERCEDES E3502010 black 11K mi. Pristinecondition $29,500. 777-4921

Porsche 911 or 9121965-1971 wanted by privatelocal collector. 239-206-3110

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5-DAY FORECAST

SW FLORIDA SYNOPSIS: While humidity levels will come up some from Monday, high pressure will hold firm across Southwest Florida today and prevent the development of any showers and thunderstorms. Wednesday will stay dry.

FIRST I Oct 30

MOON PHASES

MARINE FORECAST

FuLL I Nov 6 LAST I Nov 14 NEW I Nov 22

Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014

TODAY: Wind E 8-16 knots. Seas 2-4 feet. Inland waters a moderate chop. Visibility unrestricted.

WED: Wind E 6-12 knots. Seas 1-3 feet. Inland waters a moderate chop.

THURS: Wind E 4-8 knots. Seas 1-3 feet. Inland waters a light chop.

FRI: Wind NW 4-8 knots. Seas 1-2 feet. Inland waters mostly smooth.

BONITA area tides TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY

TodayWednesdayThursdayThe Weekend



FridaySaturdaySundayMonday



3:14 a.m. 11:09 a.m. 6:31 p.m. 9:36 p.m.4:06 a.m. 12:13 p.m. 7:54 p.m. 10:51 p.m.5:12 a.m. 1:22 p.m. 9:00 p.m. ---

2:15 a.m. 10:12 a.m. 5:05 p.m. 10:00 p.m.3:06 a.m. 11:10 a.m. 6:10 p.m. 11:13 p.m.4:21 a.m. 12:17 p.m. 7:13 p.m. ---

2:40 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 10:18 p.m.3:31 a.m. 11:28 a.m. 6:35 p.m. 11:31 p.m.4:46 a.m. 12:35 p.m. 7:38 p.m. ---

6:43 a.m. 12:46 a.m. 9:44 p.m. 2:29 p.m.8:31 a.m. 2:36 a.m. 10:19 p.m. 3:29 p.m.9:08 a.m. 2:59 a.m. 9:50 p.m. 3:20 p.m.10:26 a.m. 4:02 a.m. 10:19 p.m. 4:03 p.m.



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NAPLES area tides TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY


MARCO ISLAND area tides TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY


TODAY

SuNRISE: 7:33 A.M.SuNSET: 6:48 P.M.

Mostly sunny. Fair tonight.

High: 87° Low: 69°Rain: 5%

SATURDAY


Sunny and nice. Clear at night.


FRIDAY


A shower or t-storm. A shower at night.High: 83° Low: 64°Rain: 55%

THURSDAY


Partly sunny. Clear at night.


WEDNESDAY


Partly sunny. Clear at night.


FISHING REPORT

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WEATHER

By Capt. Bill [email protected]

BACKWATER: Wind eases into weekend. All easterly keeps most water clean. Some riling shallow bay waters. New moon strong a.m. incoming tide; weaker p.m. outgoing. Water temps seasonal 76-79 degree range. Redfish continue prime target. Less action now on redfish schools in bay shallows. More to far reach creek edges late incoming tide with freelined shrimp under mangrove overhang. Outgoing switch to exit tidal points with weighted bait in bottom cuts. Black drum in 5-6# class action along waterway edge cover Rookery Bay and ICW to Marker 58 on shrimp to bottom slowly. Pompano if clean water south edges Capri Channel on small tipped jigs. Snapper slowing; try Keeywadin docks either tide on shrimp.

NEARSHORE: Mackerel/bluefish thick in bait schools 20-25’ first reefs. On structure with chum into current working top water jigs on light wire. Little tunny show — switch to freelined threadfin. Keep live bait ready to sightcast to southbound cobia.

OFFSHORE: Red grouper closed in federal waters; work 9-mile line hard bottom for both reds/gags with live pinfish. Yellowtail active on wrecks 10-15 miles with freelined bait into chum. Permit showing wrecks circa 12 miles on small crabs under chum.

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