Marco Island, FL News

• Marco Island, FL News
• A summer right of passage: It's camp season in Southwest Florida
• What's hot? What's not! Marco Island City Council budget subcommittee gets first peek at capital requests for 2013
• Contractors raise the roof on Marco Island city manager's decision to move building inspectors to Naples
• NABOR: April home prices continued trend of monthly median price increases
• Memorial Day observances: Flags will wave all over Southwest Florida
• Memorial Day metrics: Southwest Florida businesses, tourism gets a shot in the arm
• THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE: Southwest Florida honors the fallen
• Authors and Artists: TBE event showcases children's talents and professional role models
• Sub-meters allowed for non-household water on Marco Island; audit confirms financial state of city
• Marco Island City Council opens with Marco Island Academy report; close with advisory committee selections
• Collier commissioners move ahead with Marco, Naples-area beach replenishing
• Power Squadron may take on marker updating for Marco Island's Waterways Advisory Committee
• Beach shuttle, off-site parking and Tigertail Beach top list of Marco Island's 'no swale parking' solutions
• Freedom Ride to Goodland: Bikers' event raises funds to help wounded veterans
• Naples entrepreneur out to get a lock on web-based document storage, security
• Freedom Ride: Bikers’ event raises funds to help wounded veterans
• 30 Years Ago: New golf course planned near Eagle Creek
• Principal for a day: Commissioner Fiala interns at Tommie Barfield Elementary on Marco Island
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Chamber After Five – MIACC ‘pigs out’ and honors scholarship recipients
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Chamber After Five – MIACC ‘pigs out’ and honors scholarship recipients
• Marcophiles: Konrad Meyerhofe: – I came; I saw; I loved it; I stayed
• Marco Island's TBE tennis courts to close for lack of repairs;funding considerations for new community center at Mackle Park heard
• Time is running out for FEMA $1 million to restore Marco Island’s south beach
• 2012 hurricane season: Atlantic primed for early tropical activity
• Superintendents: Miscommunication about FCAT changes to blame for low writing scores
• Cook killed in fatal crash remembered as 'great person;' teen remains critical
• Too tough? State ed board may lower passing grade after fewer students pass FCAT writing part
• ‘Brushing up’ on yardwork: Keller Williams ‘Red Day’ project targets Charter Middle School
• Vanishing beachfront: County’s Coastal Advisory Committee denies emergency funds for Hideaway Beach
• Are you covered? Collier's new flood zone maps take effect Wednesday
• CHURCH LADY: Mother to many: St. Mark’s reverend spiritual journey brings her to Marco Island
• Justine Giles Lely’s Winged Foot candidate choice
• Cashing in on art: Arts Center awards $2,500 prize at exhibit opening
• Marco Island Code Compliance goes on offense to solve public nuisances
• Don’t make mom do the dishes: Meal choices abound for special Mother’s Day on Marco Island
• Speed limits studied, will change on some Marco Island roadways
• Collier School Board approves $16.5 million cuts, expects more in years to come
• Marco Island’s City Council resolves Bald Eagle Drive lighting controversy
• PHOTOS Talk Derby to Me: Upon a Star Foundation ‘passes the hat’ at Marco Brewery
• Cautiously optimistic: Marco Island's police and fire pension trustees assess first quarter earnings
• TripAdvisor touts free parking at south beach; Marco Island Planning Board says swale parking must stop
• Patricia Bliss reassigned; no longer Marco Island's city finance director
• In recovery? Retail outlets from Naples to Estero optimistic a rebound under way
• Former Isles of Capri chief reinstated as Marco Island volunteer officer
• All in the (musical) family: Erin’s Isle hosting benefit show for entertainer Bobby Gideons
• In recovery? Luxury items selling at brisker pace in Naples area than a year ago
• In recovery? High gas prices keep SUV sales at slow pace
• They give a hoot: Builder, landowner follow rules to protect burrowing owls in Marco Island
• Marco Island’s city manager: Cul-de-sac adoption is a beautiful thing
• In recovery? Entrepreneurs getting back to business in Southwest Florida
• Collier Schools releases details of position, budget cuts
• In Recovery? Unemployment falling but experts say it won't return to historic lows
• The ladies who lunch: LCBW members hear presentation on financial security
• Marco Island Realtors show their listings during national Open House Weekend
• PHOTOS: Iberia Bank event raises funds for Marco Island's Big Flag Committee with 'Shred Party'
• ¡Fiesta! Island eateries heading south (of the border) for Cinco de Mayo
• Esplanade sold to Maryland firm: Continental Realty Corp. new owner of signature Marco commercial property
• Marco man accused of attacking wife after request to quit smoking
• CHURCH LADY: Marco churches take part in Prayer Shawl ministries
• Junior Achievement and Mutual of Omaha Bank bring banking to TBE students
• DAR recognizes two Marco Islanders
• Window of opportunity: Glass of Marco offers complete glazing services at a new location
• History lesson: MICMS 8th graders tour Holocaust Museum’s Nazi boxcar
• Gardening: Rains are good, but they bring a pest
• Park it! Everglades free till Sunday for National Park Week
• PHOTOS: Birds of a feather ... flock to 2nd Nest Fest eagle sanctuary fundraiser at Bistro Soleil
• Marco mythbuster: Chairman Magel on the facts, plans for the future
• Forum Monday explores economic development ideas Collier could emulate
• Two meetings to explore Collier fire district consolidation, ambulance transport
• PHOTOS: Rain doesn't dampen excitement for Earth Day 2012 at Rookery Bay
• Someone else may have received your tax refund; Sheriff Rambosk explains how during 'Lunch with Chief' event on Marco Island
• Taste of Marco: Sample 20 local restaurants Sunday at the Esplanade
• Marco Island City Council approves policy decisions that will shape water rate ordinance
• Marco Island’s missing $4 million – uncovered during revenue sufficiency study – may be found
• Support and comfort food: Marco Island Fire Rescue Foundation hosts pancake breakfast
• Relay for Life – Marco Islanders ‘walk the walk’ to fight cancer
• Hideaway looks to downsize its beach project after disappointing TDC news
• Exercise is drummed into YMCA fitness enthusiasts
• FDIC seeks $62 million from operators of failed Florida Community Bank
• Brent Batten: Brock vs. Board. The conflicts within the conflict
• Woman in wheelchair hit by car on Marco, hospitalized
• CHURCH LADY: Celebrating Passover: Annual seders feature traditional Haddadah
• With ‘big flag’ unfurled: First glimpse gives Marco Island committee goose bumps; official raising set for May 28
• Extreme kayaking: Marco Islander wants to break World record, be charitable
• Marcophiles: Prom attire - ‘Some years it’s not an issue; some years we’re horrified’
• Gardening: Bougainvillea in bloom
• Financial ruin: Marco Island Code Enforcement Board hears a common theme
• Kayak 101: 7th Annual Paradise Coast Paddlers Festival in Isles of Capri this weekend
• Marco restaurant offers Titanic dinner tribute on 100th anniversary
• Beautification Advisory Committee tasked with developing a lightning plan for the Marco Island
• Marco Island’s right-of-way handbook stays on shelf per city’s Planning Board
• Fledgling bald eagle’s death saddens Marco eagle enthusiasts
• Collier Clerk refuses to pay $1 million for Marco taxiway expansion
• PHOTOS: Thousands gather on beach for Marco's annual Easter sunrise service
• PHOTOS: Families jam Mackle Park for Marco's annual Easter celebration
• Overflow parking at South Marco beach has city leaders seeking solutions
• Struggle to survive: Single mom in battle with advanced breast cancer, unpaid bills
• Popular fishing show host killed in Everglades City plane crash
• Marco resident who landed plane after husband died: 'Don't you have any faith in me?'
• Death of bald eagle on Marco Island ‘like losing a child,’ sanctuary founder says
• Shell rewards: Marco Island Shell Club awards scholarships; funds next show
• ‘Florida … for the Birds’: Len Messineo shows audio-visual nature presentation at Marco Island museum
• Top seeded properties sweep Marco Island city landscape awards
• Marco Island City Council tables debt refunding, kills prospects for referendum
• Marco Island City Council discovers natural gas on island
• A brighter 2012: As season on Marco Island comes to a close, business owners take stock
• Memories of Easter: Islanders recall memories of family gatherings, church services — and the Easter bunny
• Loggerhead sea turtle raised in captivity released
• Marco Business Expo: Businesses meet customers at annual chamber event
• Jane Watt, Lee Rubenstein final two 2012 Marco Island Spirit recipients
• Former Sheriff: Williams, Santos missing persons cases "perplexing and odd"
• PHOTOS: Cyclists enjoy island sights during second annual Tour de Marco
• PHOTOS: Marco Lutheran hosts ‘Family Fun Day’
• Octopus trap raiders stay away, so stone crabs plentiful -- if you don't think big
• Shooting the birds – Dennis Goodman gives expert tips on Rookery Bay photo cruise
• Beefed up: Old Marco Pub expands seating, now serving full liquor bar
• Former White House press corps pilot writes first novel Author holds book signing at Marco Island’s Sunshine Booksellers
• Expo explosion: It’s the trifecta for Marco Island with new vendors, great prizes and free food
• Marcophiles: Real radio, really for Marco Island, is now a reality
• We’ll do lunch – Arts Center’s Lynn Holley heads from Marco Island to Hollywood to pitch
• Hair today gone tomorrow: Jaxon gives curls to Locks of Love
• Not the Tour de France: Tour de Marco is a kinder, gentler version aimed at sightseeing
• Marco Island’s audit 99-percent complete as end-of-month deadline looms
• This crab’s the tasty kind YMCA offers blue crab dinner fundraiser
• No lottery for Charter School 6th grade seats
• Chief Rod under investigation in murder plot
• Guest Commentary Coast Guard Auxiliary Air is Semper paratus: Always ready
• View from the top: Islanders get high above Marco for fireworks fundraiser
• Rock on the Rock: Marco Seafood Festival features classic rock cover bands
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Seafood Festival 2012
• Boaters urge Marco leaders to repeal anchoring law invalidated three years ago
• PHOTOS: Southwest Florida couple makes business out of beachcombing
• PHOTOS: Manatee Middle students study solar energy
• Fiddler's Creek starts new chapter: Recovery after the bankruptcy
• Chris Fowler Teacher of Year
• Charter School may have first student lottery
• PHOTOS: Annual ‘Mutts & Martinis’ benefits Bedtime Bundles
• Lely High School JROTC: Top Trojans
• Marco’s DAR Chapter Honors Lely High School JROTC Cadets
• Gardening: Many methods to manage pests, less pesticide
• Marco Island's dog park breeds discontent with aggressive owners/aggressive pets
• Isles of Capri fire board takes first foray into partnership with Marco Island’s Fire Department
• Marco Island City Council moves forward with M-54 rate design and .405 debt distribution ratio
• Money back guarantee: Marco Island City Council reduces utility surcharges by 6 percent
• Marco Island City Council elects Magel chairman; term begins with Swallow Avenue parking complaints
• Deadline Thursday for Charter School applications
• Collier Schools give former Superintendent Thompson $120,000 to settle lawsuit
• Marco Island Academy readies for expansion
• Wild Bill! Stepping out of Deadwood for a showdown on Marco Island
• Lifesavers: Marco Sunrise Rotary works 11th miracle for a special child from Haiti
• Beach stewardship program obtains Marco Island city manager’s blessing
• Marco Island waterways committee consults Coast Guard/Power Squadron for boat safety classes
• Citizens group wants to help Collier fire districts streamline office duties
• Teen charged with fleeing the scene after damaging school pole
• PHOTOS: Runners speed through Marco Bridge Run
• PHOTOS: Marco Islanders get a close shave for charity at St. Baldrick's event
• PHOTOS: Can you help find driver of car that damaged Marco school property?
• Spring Fling a night of fun at YMCA
• Congrats to Marco Island’s newest U.S. citizen
• Miracle in Mexico? Crippling dystrophy finds ketamine-induced coma treatment
• Native visions: Arts Center shows ‘Artists of the Everglades’
• Iberia’s gas giveaway a hit
• The fruit of our labors
• New ‘castle’ in town: Chamber holds ribbon cutting for Sandcastle Community Management
• New ‘castle’ in town: Chamber holds ribbon cutting for Sandcastle Community Management
• Going green Choice earns two thumbs up at beautification Community Day
• Three more 2012 Spirit of Marco Island award recipients announced
• Marco Island City Council still undecided on guiding policy to set utility rates
• Failure to connect violations dominate Marco Island's compliance board hearing
• Hideaway Beach checks all options to save beach and building foundations
• Dottie’s Ducks raise $$ for Marco YMCA
• Arts Afire: Still life with people makesMarco Island's Walk with the Masters a work of art
• Marco Island Bike Path Ad-hoc Volunteer Committee: Cyclists tangle with motor vehicles more now than ever
• Marco Island draft compliance code would better define junk and ways to remove it
• Old Glory will offer new, really big welcome at entrance to Marco Island
• PHOTOS: Marco Island St. Patrick's Day Parade 2012
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Shell Club Show 2012
• PHOTOS: American Cancer Society Fashion Show at Bistro Soleil
• PHOTO: Goodland's 63rd Birthday Party
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Woman's Club Home Tour
• No sale: Deal falls through for reopening Big Cypress Marketplace in East Naples
• Deadlines approach for new Collier flood maps; residents 'need to check' them
• In the Know: What's bugging you? Q&A column now published twice a week
• Marco Island man identified as victim in fatal crash Saturday
• PHOTOS: San Marco raises funds for charity at Casino Night event
• One dead in accident involving motorcyle near Goodland
• Injured dolphin Seymour captured, treated by rescue crew
• CHURCH LADY: March is a musical month at Marco churches
• Fashion show benefits Marco Healthcare Center
• You’re going to like this picture and Islander Tom Curtis’ story
• Kerry’s Cafe A dash of rich history, sprinkled with a passion for cooking
• No mystery: Marco loves Doc Ford
• There are poisonous plants on Marco
• Caxambas Republican Club Frank Gaffney lays out the ‘threat of shariah’
• Acid reflux, hearing and brain functions probed in health talk at Marco Island's Iberia Bank
• 2012 Spirit of Marco Island Award: Rotary Club of Marco Island announces the first three recipients
• Get your Irish on: Saints Patrick and Baldrick to turn island green
• Olde Marco residents ask Marco Island Planning Board to address parking nuisance
• Olde Marco lighting on hold until citywide plan is developed
• Residents tell Marco Island City Council that South Beach swale parking is causing problems
• PHOTOS: RE/MAX honors Marco agents
• Woman’s Club tours elegant Marco Island homes Friday
• Eagle Creek residents wonder if they want to be up against a wall
• Public workshop offers first view of Marco Island's water and sewer rates
• Marco Island audit on track to meet deadlines for reporting
• Marco Island Planning Board: Draft handbook outlines elimination of inorganic materials in swales
• U.S. House candidate Donalds wins Marco Island straw poll
• PHOTOS: Points of light: ACS lights 1,200 luminaries at Marco Marriott
• PHOTOS: Breakfasts and bargains: Goodland Civic Association sponsors pancakes and yard sales
• PHOTOS: Ten years of Summer: Organic market and café holds anniversary open house
• PHOTOS: Friends of Tigertail puts beach on display at ‘Discover Tigertail’
• PHOTOS: Art in the park(ing lot): Art Center hosts arts and crafts show
• PHOTOS: Check out aviation history at Marco's airport
• CHURCH LADY: Marco’s March music makers; Island churches hosts concerts
• CAP honors Rosenberg
• Mangia!: Dinner sounds good – ‘Singing Chef’ brings arts of cooking, music to Marriott
• Rotary Club recipe book is a laugh riot
• Brothers of softball: Siblings face off at Winterberry Park’s ball field
• Ready to see some sea shell art? Marco Island Shell Club annual sale is March 8 through 10
• Gardening: Winter recovery calls for fertilization
• Marco lecture proves robotic knee replacement surgery has leg up on traditional methods
• PHOTOS: Running for the House – Marco Island GOOOH questions Congressional candidates
• Keeping Marco beautiful: Committee works for beauty in lean budget times
• Marco Island Fire Pension Board wants questions answered before paying disability claim
• New calculations decrease loan for Marco Island's Mackle Park and Kendall sewer districts
• Congressional candidates forum on Marco Island
• Mardi Gras wishes: Kretch’s hosts ‘neighborhood fundraiser’ for Wishing Well
• Awakening history: Lincoln lecturer delves into threats against Civil War president
• Epic event: Annual Hope Ball wows guests
• Marco Island's fireworks fundraising group hits the half-way mark
• Winterberry Park hosts second-year softball rivalry March 3 on Marco Island
• ‘March for Babies:’ March of Dimes team walks from Tigertail to Cape Marco
• PHOTOS Strawberry Festival: Shortcakes and crafts
• Blessed be the boaters – Marco Island Yacht Club vessels pass in review for blessing of the fleet
• Spaahhhh … Marco Marriott debuts new ‘adults only’ spa facilities at party
• ICCF golf tourney raises green on the green
• Bike collisions with vehicles on rise on Marco; three bicycle committee members hit
• Consecration marks St. Paul Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in Naples as Southwest Florida’s first
• PHOTOS: Marco Lions Club serves up pancakes to benefit vision charities
• New Marco airport taxiway will improve safety, allow for more traffic, official say
• Music makes Marco marvelous
• PHOTOS: K of C cooks serve up attitude with spaghetti dinner
• Marco DAR Chapter hosts its Florida State Official
• Smooth sailing tips for ‘mature’ boaters
• Discovering Beach Daisy: Marco Walk clothing store offers quality beachwear
• Gardening: Spring harkens hot and dry ahead
• Marco Island’s entrepreneurs: Taking care of business
• Paradise at the pump: Marco Island residents feel the pinch a bit more than some tourists
• Marco Island Arts Advisory Committee: Walk with the Masters creates multi-dimensional living art
• Marco Island Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee: City parks in danger of being loved to death
• Marco Island Council seeks loan extension to consider funding for Mackle Park and Kendall sewer districts
• Marco Chief takes fire-rescue boat out of service after vessel’s poor performance in powerboat explosion
• Rookery Bay breaks ground for Marco Island mangrove restoration efforts
• PHOTOS: Marco Men's Club hosts Fat Tuesday party at Esplanade
• FROM NAPOLI TO NAPLES: Sale e Pepe chef Giuliano Matarese hopes to recreate magic of his grandmother’s cooking
• Six months down, six to go? Ex-sheriff Hunter hits half-year as Marco police chief
• Bryan Flynn earns merit scholarship
• Dancing for education: Charter High School to hold fundraiser
• PHOTOS: In ‘fair’ health – Mackle Park hosts Community Health Fair
• Lincoln historian delves into Abe Lincoln’s would-be killers on Feb. 25
• Landscapers of Marco Island prepare to be judged
• Tour de Marco, 2012: It’s a ride, not a race
• Isles of Capri fire board looks to Marco Island partnership as its best bet
• PHOTOS: Record turnout for Kiwanis car show
• PHOTOS: Couple who did two comedy weddings get married for real
• PHOTOS: Jewish Congregation of Marco Island celebrates 30th anniversary
• PHOTOS: Mardi Gras Goodland Boat Parade features ‘the world of dance’
• 2 escape boat fire near Marco Island
• Single-family home, condo sales increase
• PHOTOS: Polished brass – Jewish Congregation of Marco Island hosts Phil brass quintet (quintet of Philharmonic horns)
• O, Canada! Northern neighbors hear about local medical excellence during Marco Island Canadian Club presentation
• Marco Island's Arts Advisory Committee takes on task of creating midtown insignia
• Marco Island Code Enforcement Board mitigates fines, considers new authority
• Marco Island Beach Advisory Committee: Red tide leaves area as year-end good water quality confirmed
• Fundraising begins in earnest for Marco Island's ‘big flag’ on Collier Boulevard
• Marco Island’s first ‘Firefighter of the Year’ leaves legacy of courage
• Calusa historical lifestyle on display at Marco Museum
• Catch and release for fish survival seminar topic
• Sony Ericsson Tennis Open anyone?
• Collier Schools investigation: Supervisor reprimanded after derogatory remarks to employees
• Collier Schools officials begin preparations for tougher FCAT
• Shorebird counts valuable for protected area management
• Key Marco Association says well-behaved cyclists welcome
• Oliverio arrest ordeal on Marco Island ends in apology from and police demotion
• PHOTOS: Marco's art lovers brave chill for Left Bank Art Fest at Esplanade
• Marco Police investigate death of 34-year-old man
• The braided experience
• Knit one, purl two: Common interest brings group together for good
• New Commander in town Sail & Power Squadron holds Change of Watch ceremony at MIYC
• Florida facts fast: Historical lecture delivers history of Florida in 40 minutes
• Hissssss-teria over snakes
• Fudge Carvings: Satisfy your sweet tooth at teh Farmer's Market
• A paddle on the wild side: Canoe through Florida’s natural past at Collier-Seminole State Park
• Romantic Valentine’s Day dining Marco restaurants preparing special menus for Feb. 14
• Kinder, gentler Marco Dental Care puts the customer first
• Love is in the air Island merchants offer help with Valentine’s Day shopping
• CHURCH LADY: Bread plays a central role in all of Marco’s houses of worship
• Buddying up: Hideaway brings Guadalupe Center children to the beach for Buddy Day
• Collier Creek emergency dredging shorts Hideaway Beach by 3,000 cubic feet of sand
• GOOOH targets Marco Island City Council election
• New drugs and monitors will improve lifesaving capabilities for Marco Island’s fire department
• Police: Marco Island husband attacks man with bat after finding texts to his wife
• Marco police investigating apparent drowning
• Marco Island’s City Council replaces utility advisory board with new utility committee
• Marco Island City Council approves two mini-golf courses on first reading
• 'Runway Madness' a success
• YMCA serves up healthy lifestyle examples
• After two-year hiatus, Marco Island Planning Board revisits Midtown District
• Investigative study asks Capri Fire Advisory Board to look at administration options
• Marco Island's fire and police pension funds perform well in first fiscal quarter
• PHOTOS: Former "In Living Color" cast member Tommy Davidson rocks house at Off the Hook on Marco
• Interfaith talks offer denominational introductions
• Marco ex-cop still hopes to get job back despite careless driving conviction
• Islander crafts knitted hats for local agencies
• Open wide: Pets need proper dental care too
• CHURCH LADY: Annual Prayer Breakfast marks a special occasion for Islanders
• PHOTOS: Crowds turn out for St. Mark's craft fair
• PHOTOS: All aboard – Key West Express shows off their ‘Big Cat’ on sunset cruise
• TBE students learn about native shells
• Shop Talk: Shivering Northerners get a look at Marco area via big billboards
• Marco Island gears up for Super Sunday
• Swamp stomp: Everglades Seafood Festival takes over E-City this weekend
• City signs $39,550 contact for cul-de-sac median improvements and maintenance on Marco Island
• Marco Island City Council defers utility rate decisions hoping $4.2 million deficit can be explained
• Six-month report: Marco police Chief Chief Don Hunter knows what he has, what he’s missing
• Flippin’ for flapjacks: Goodland Civic Association sponsors pancake breakfast
• Garage sale on steroids: Isles of Capri hosts ‘the mother of all yard sales’
• PHOTOS: Islanders turn out for Bill Koetting Memorial Music Festival and Blood Drive
• PHOTOS: Hideaway Beach tees off in fight againt cancer
• PHOTOS: 28th Annual Mullet Festival in Goodland
• TBE students get lesson in recycling through art
• Last Wednesday ArtWalk – Artists create art in the service of love ahead of Valentine’s Day
• Gardening: Fruit trees ... the bear essentials
• Shop Talk: Putt-putt courses coulde score holes in one
• Early voting appeals to Island-area voters
• Jeanne Tamplin remembered as a gracious lady of her time
• Town Hall meeting: Residents ask for fairness and communication from Marco Island City Council
• Marco residents address utilities, hospitals at first-ever town hall meeting
• PHOTOS: A century plus five – Marco Shores Estates' Clara Lawson celebrates 105 with family and friends
• PHOTOS: Men in white hats – Marco Island Yacht Club’s Commodore’s Ball ushers in new leadership
• Voters’ views drive candidate selection at Marco Island GOOOH workshop
• A tree grows on Winterberry: Marco Island Beautification Committee plants Jamaican dogwoods for Tree City designation
• Marco Island Waterways Committee returns to its goals to aid boaters and navigation
• Marco YMCA, a Wine Festival charity, goes off-island to meet community needs
• Daily News announces newsroom management appointments
• Fired juror trial hinges on meaning of 'termination'
• Church Lady: Marco churches celebrate season with special concert series
• Marco Island property owners question Mackle Park building expansion costs
• Pedal pushers tout Tour de Marco
• PHOTOS: Chamber of Commerce mixes with Marco Island Yacht Club After 5
• Shop Talk: Questions somebody ought to ask City Council
• Security Director for SWFL International to present at next In The Round on Marco Island
• Same vein, different topic: Marco Island Iberia Bank launches new health-focused discussion series
• PHOTOS Candidate meeting at the Marco Island Yacht Club: GOOOH hosts Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ron McNeil
• BeachDogs: Upping the hot dog’s pedigree
• Cousteau: mangrove restoration 'about saving ourselves'
• Fiddler's Creek district contends U.S. Bank misspent community's money
• Marco YMCA looks back, ahead: Installation dinner at Hideaway Beach Club welcomes 2012 board
• PHOTOS: Chilling on a beautiful evening – Condee Cooling & Electric opens new office complex
• Shop Talk: Good news for visually impaired people and their families
• Church Lady: Religion 101: Area churches join together for interfaith program
• Code Enforcement Board jumps into action for safety hazard
• Caxambas Republican Club –
• A ‘high-fiber’ diet of art
• Ribbon cutting for Marco, daggers drawn in Immokalee
• The flame still burns – Arts Afire will scale back to one day, says advisory board
• Meet, greet and interrogate:
• Seminars to bring anglers, scientists together
• Olde Shops of Marco has its treasures
• Supporting marine sciences for the next generation
• Marco Island City Council considers arts, beaches, biking, passes on miniature golf
• All lit up – Olde Marco Residents pack City Council meeting to protest street lights
• UAB or not to be – Marco Island City Council opts not to kill Utilities Advisory Board
• Marco Island Shell Show 2012
• Give 'em a break: Collier School Board votes to end first semester before winter recess
• Marco Island police join task force to curtail online child exploitation
• Double the pleasure, double the fun: Second Marco Island mini-golf goes to City Council for approval
• Marco Island homeowners could face new swale landscaping requirements
• Man sues over injuries he sustained at Marco Community Safety Day
• PHOTOS: Art League festival attracts tourists, buyers with crafty wares
• Church Lady: Prayers for the New Year: Marco’s clergy share their message for 2012
• It’s in the bag – ‘Accessory boutique’ Beadz ’n Bagz officially opens
• Crafts of the Calusa - Marco Island Historical Society lecture shares Native American lifeskills
• With new committee, Marco Island's big flag project and city are united
• Marco Island City Council will consider guidelines for cul-de-sac medians and swales
• New lighting has Olde Marco residents seeing red
• Boehner bash for cash – Speaker squeezes juice from Southwest Florida Republicans
• Shop Talk: New menu in the spotlight at Marco Movies
• The big chill: Southwest Floridians, visitors brace for coldest temps in months
• Naples couple seriously injured in scooter crash New Year's Day
• Region's business leaders hopeful for an economy-boosting legislative session
• Talk about a bank expanding its reach
• A look down the road Area leaders peek into the crystal ball for 2012
• Bullish on the season – Island business people report strong sales, upbeat assessment
• Jan. 23 Town Hall will let residents ask for answers from City Council
• 2011: A LOOK BACK: Notable moments from Marco Island’s past year
• Caxambas Republican Club – Local GOP group meets for social at CJ’s
• CHURCH LADY: Songs of Christmas, part two
• Good news to report on crab season
• Shift gears for the new year
• What are the assets and liabilities of elected city leaders in Naples, Marco, Bonita?
• Bill Jackson, Big Cypress Elementary assistant principal dies
• Sheriff Rambosk one of four millionaires in elected Collier County office
• Collier clerk's audit of county tourism department slowed by other duties
• New evaluations for teachers ready in Collier and Lee, but some say it's rushed
• Unemployment, Jerry Williams plea top region's 2011 business stories
• Collier remains committed to D.A.R.E. program while others abandon it - POLL
• Waiting until last minute, Naples shoppers scurry to buy on Christmas Eve - POLLS
• Big Cypress Marketplace flea market in Collier may reopen in early 2012
• Analysis shows Naples, rest of Collier, woefully short on beach parking - POLL
• Islander credits firefighters with saving her husband
• Beach committee hopes beach stewardship patrols improve beach etiquette
• City Council counts down to water rate increase hearings scheduled for March/April
• Church Lady: Songs of Christmas, part one
• Isle of Capri residents want to start committee to examine fire services
• Lost cat found more than 2,000 miles from Collier County home
• Outlook is brighter for Christmas tourism, travel in region than in recent years - POLL
• Come see the top decorated homes, businesses
• YMCA president presents the Y message
• PHOTOS: Happy Hanukkah – Jewish Congregation of Marco Island celebrates Festival of Lights
• PHOTOS: Marco Chamber members celebrate season
• Shop Talk: Confidence, hard work are hallmarks of Marco’s new restaurants
• PHOTOS: Tommie Barfield students make it snow during "Flakes" holiday show
• In record year, decorated home, business contest winners chosen
• Auf Wiedersehen – Islanders gather to remember Marion Blomeier
• Taking to the beach, Marco Island advisory committee sees good, bad and ugly
• PHOTOS: Santa gets a night off – ‘Keeping Christ in Christmas’ aim of service
• Marcophiles: Computer Wizard shines light on the iCloud
• Arbiter's report reinstates Marco police officer fired last year for misconduct
• PHOTO GALLERY: Marco Island celebrates Christmas Island Style with glittering parade
• Florida insurance reform measure would close loophole on drug repackaging
• PHOTOS: Joy of Giving brings Christmas to 1,000 children and their parents
• PHOTOS: Marco 5 Mile Hill Run: One second decides men’s champ in 2011 race
• PHOTOS: Marco residents hit Veteran's Community Park for holiday film "Home Alone"
• Guiliano Matarese joins Sale e Pape as executive chef
• Week-long celebration marks Stonewalls first anniversary
• Birthdays, anniversaries, Chanukah and Christmas: JCMI gift shop has something for everyone and any occasion
• Arts Advisory Committee keeps the flame alive; asks Marco Island City Council to do the same
• New book explores virtues in God’s wisdom
• CHURCH LADY: St. Finbarr hosts craft fair, raises money for Haitian school
• Pouring em down: Naples-Marco 2nd for heavy drinkers in 2010
• MIAAOR has annual installation gala
• Marco Men’s Club has holiday bash
• PHOTOS: TBE ‘Morning Musicians’ shine for Marco Island's Just Friends club
• St. Mark’s Arts & Craft Show continues on Friday
• Marco Island Parks and Recreation: Advisory board hears state of island’s programs
• Marco Island Code Enforcement Board takes action on non-responsive property owners
• Shop Talk: The double life of a news guy
• Collier slashes voter precincts, consolidates polling places
• Collier leaders want to hold meeting to bring EMS, fire departments together
• Big Cypress holds open house to kickoff return
• New Paddlecraft Park will attract boating enthusiasts of a gentle nature
• Marco City Council asked to approve bike path bid at its Jan. 9 meeting
• ‘Putting’ golf on Marco Island: Planning Board hears first of two mini-golf proposals
• Marco Island Planning Board weighs regulations for temporary real estate signs
• PHOTOS: Islanders turn out for annual Christmas Island Style boat parade
• Fiala suggests Collier Boulevard overpass at I-75 before one at U.S. 41
• PHOTOS: Santa visits Mackle Park for cookies, milk and Christmas wishes
• PHOTOS: Locals, imports display work at E-City’s "Art in the Glades"
• PHOTOS: Marco YMCA golf tournament tees off for charity
• Roundabout medians top issues for Marco Island's beautification committee
• Handyman accused of pawning jewelry he took from Marco home
• Marco Island club has one shell of a sale
• 2 killed, 6 'Swamp Boys' injured in SUV rollover crash in Everglades canal
• Church Lady: Countdown to Christmas – San Marco Catholic celebrates Advent with special program
• The Vietnam Wall That Heals on Marco Island
• Traveling Vietnam memorial showcases the heart of Marco Island
• Council moves to accept $840,000 in public works grants for Marco Island
• City agrees to $20,000 for fireworks, Marco Islanders to raise the rest
• ‘Market’ returns: Big Cypress plans for a new, more successful second life
• Eder on board at Marco Island Academy with one-year contract
• PHOTOS: Trash walk – Friends of Tigertail works to keep your beach pristine
• Vietnam ‘Wall that Heals’ coming to Marco
• Stefanides and Morris celebrated as Marco Island honorees at annual Christmas Gala
• PHOTO GALLERY: Kids make Christmas keepsakes at Mackle Park Santa's Workshop
• Monte Lazarus honored with 2011 Citizen of the Year award on Marco Island
• PHOTOS: Huge crowd turns out for Marco tree lighting ceremony
• PHOTOS: Up a creek with a paddle: Rookery Bay hosts kayak race and trail run
• CHURCH LADY: JCMI hosts first Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
• Tommie Barfield Elementary Plans Many Activities
• Removal of equipment at Marco care center prompts an alert within Collier EMS
• Energetic superintendent sells testing, technology as path to achievement at Marco Island Town Hall meeting
• New lights mean brighter nights along Bald Eagle Drive for Marco Islanders
• Humbled: 31 Collier educators honored as Teachers of Distinction
• PHOTOS: Volunteers trim Marco Island's Christmas tree
• Joy of riding: Marco motorcyclists make for merrier Christmas
• Marcophiles: An Islander’s thoughts on work and play the Pan Am way
• Anger spreads like wildfire over termination of Capri fire chief
• Christmas with a Goodland twist: Annual Bazaar is this weekend
• Bird counts down sharply near Rookery Bay since Hurricane Wilma hit in 2005 - PHOTOS
• Once burned, twice shy; neighbors oppose plans for East Naples acreage
• The Man in Red kicks off the season at Shops of Marco
• VIDEO: Man punched, pepper sprayed in Marco patrol car settles lawsuit for $50,000
• Black Friday: Early shoppers snag deals, reap rewards - PHOTOS
• Bikers kick Joy of Giving into gear
• Mimi Torbush, Wishing Well Foundation founder, die
• High-tech sensors being installed along U.S. 41 East near Ochopee to detect wildlife
• Study: Florida workers face 8 percent health insurance cost hike or higher deductible
• Investigators trying to identify skeletal remains discovered in East Naples
• Bridge to Marco Island dedicated with ribbon cutting for new Jolley span - PHOTOS
• Growing pains
• Picnicking for patriotism at Sarazen Park
• City finance director says this year’s audit will be better
• Making a splash
• Bicycle giveaway
• Lely student completes osprey platform to become Eagle Scout
• Wounded Warrior amputee softball team gives locals more than they can handle
• Marco Island considers city ambulance service, talks to Naples leaders
• Unemployment rate a hurdle for veterans, some Collier-Lee agencies give them preference
• Marco Noontime Rotary gives dictionaries to Tommie Barfield students
• ‘Hair’ today: Salon formerly known as Sascha’s gains new partners
• Dog breath: Pet oxygen breathing masks donated to local fire departments
• Marcophiles: On Marco, ‘11/11/11’ begins at 10
• Karate at the Marco Y: A sport where it’s OK to be chopped
• Marco Island Planning Board: Mid-town makeover falls to new zoning administrator
• Mixed reaction, emotions to Marco Island's speed limit change
• PHOTO GALLERY: Restaurants go to the grill to see who has the "Best Burger on the Beach"
• Researchers tag endangered sawfish to track movements in Everglades National Park
• Three new charter schools may open doors in Collier next year - PHOTOS
• Forum to explore Collier County commission election alternatives
• Clogged Collier Creek inlet on Marco to get dredged, sand to Hideaway shore area
• Woodstock South: Casey Weston and the Landsharks headline Marco Beach Music Festival
• Good samaritans help beached Manatees
• Making magic: A night with the 'Goodland Bridge Trolls'
• Shop Talk: Islander wins, ‘It’s like something that happens on Oprah’
• Jobs, budget cuts top issues addresses at East Naples Town Meeting
• PHOTOS Art of the Rock: Marco Island artists strut their stuff at monthly Art Walk
• PHOTOS In jail for good: Islanders incarcerated, raising money in MDA Lockup
• MIPD addresses attack concerns
• Upscale Holiday Inn brand introduced on Marco Island
• Marco Police Foundation holds 10th anniversary dinner
• This Saturday marks second annual Beach Music Festival on Marco Island
• Marco Island Beach Advisory Committee: We won’t see beach patrols anytime soon
• PHOTOS: Kids live out their fantasies at Marco’s Spooktacular Halloween celebration
• Traffic tickets down sharply in Collier, Naples, south Lee during economic decline
• PHOTOS: Eddie Griffin calls Republicans "traitors" during incendiary set at Marco's Off the Hook comedy club
• Collier, Lee teachers turn to Internet sites to get classroom supplies from donors
• State sues three Marco Island property owners, alleges docks illegally built
• NCH will no longer transport patients between hospitals after Marco man's wait, death
• PHOTOS Buffet, beer, and a bevy of door prizes: MIAAOR does Oktoberfest at the Marco Island Brewery
• CHURCH LADY: Food and fellowship: Methodist church hosts dinner where you sing
• Pretty in pink: Marco’s post office supports breast cancer month
• Bingo! JCMI makes a hit with gaming nights
• Marco Island Farmers’ Market and Veteran’s Memorial scheduled for November
• Shop Talk: A bargain of an event at the 'Basket'
• Fort Myers jury favors Big Tobacco in John Syzmanski smoking case
• Marco officials call for state investigation in delayed ambulance case
• Surprise party: 86 Collier teachers receive Education Foundation grants
• Marco officials call for state investigation in delayed ambulance case
• Superintendent Patton: Collier schools must meet, exceed standards
• Marco council votes to decrease utility surcharge
• County ambulances will transport from Marco urgent care in emergencies after man's death
• PHOTOS: Popular store moves to Marco Island's Esplanade
• PHOTOS: Christmas Island Style Golf Tournament
• Marco Bike Path Ad-hoc Committee: Sidewalk construction to begin shortly on Cushing Lane and around schools
• PHOTOS: Oktoberfest on the island
• PHOTOS: Gardeners gather at Hideaway
• New Satellite Technology Maps Undersea Floor And Charts GPS Locations Of Lost And Sunken Treasure Ships
• CHURCH LADY: Islanders attend special conference that focused on empowering women
• Deadly delay? Friend questions what could have saved man who died after ambulance wait
• Shop Talk: Scouting out a home for Marco’s proposed big flag’
• 7-Heaven: Kayla Roberts moves from employee to owner at 41/951 7-Eleven
• PHOTOS Calendar age vs. feeling old: ‘In the Round’ presentation at Marco's Iberia Bank explores hormone therapy
• Caxambas Republican Club: Marco area GOP group meets in new location
• Arts Afire! cooks up a living arts walk for Marco Island
• Rocket docket: Marco Island Code Enforcement Board zips through the agenda
• Marco Island water project delayed due to contractor error
• Marco man dies after ambulance delay
• Trial between former Collier principal, Big Tobacco opens in Lee
• Caxambas Republican Club meets Tuesday
• Marcophiles: More giant steps for the big flag campaign
• Pruning the budget: Marco Island Beautification Committee works to keep island landscaping up with budget down
• Marco Island Planning Board considers midtown improvement plan
• Two members rejoin Big Cypress ORV panel after concerns raised about lobbying
• PHOTO GALLERY: Center for the Arts & Cancer Society Celebrity Bra Auction
• PHOTOS: Charter School and YMCA team up for Marco Fall Fun Fair
• Jury: NCH hospital not negligent in bed fall death of Royal Harbor woman
• Marco officer fired for role in August car crash
• Building a business: Partners have seen it all in Marco’s construction industry
• Shop Talk: Island Garden Center to fix 'glaring hole'
• Marco Island's Iberia Bank ‘In the Round’ to tackle testosterone
• Fall Fun Fair offers star-studded lineup
• Personnel changes announced for City of Marco Island
• Marco Island featured in where to retire magazine
• To pay or not to pay: Fireworks become hot topic at Marco Island City Council
• New ‘Old Glory?’: Group raises flag issue before Marco Island City Council
• Everglades fundraising professionals hold National Philanthropy Day
• Jolley Bridge to open four lanes to traffic Wednesday
• Bras for bidding: Marco Island Charity auction features uplifting theme
• Marcophiles: A big talent joins the ‘Big Flag Campaign’
• PHOTOS: Vigil seeks to put an end to abortion
• PHOTOS Two Marco Island houses of worship bless the pets
• PHOTOS: Pause for the claws: Everglades City stone crabbing fleet blessed by local pastors
• PHOTOS: Wells Fargo opens new office on Marco Island
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Brewery hosts rib cook-off for Police Foundation
• Sinking boat near Keewaydin leaves 20 passengers wet
• Second chance: Many Collier, Lee teachers chose it as their second career - PHOTOS
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Academy celebrates homecoming with masquerade
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• Praying for abundance: Annual Blessing of the Stone Crab Fleet is Sunday
• Inter-faith learning: JCMI gives Christian kids a look at Jewish High Holy Days
• PHOTOS Last Wednesday ArtWalk: Bras and palms featured at the Marco Island Esplanade
• Dear U.S. Marine, you’ve got mail (courtsey of Marco Sunrise Rotary)
• Shop Talk: Marco’s autumn restaurant shuffle
• Marcophiles: How to pay for the big flag – One knowledgeable man’s view
• Church Lady: Sounding the new year: Rosh Hashana begins at JCMI
• Essential estuaries: Families explore Rookery Bay
• Marco Island Veterans Memorial should be ready in 45 days
• Marco Island Beach Advisory Committee discusses Hideaway erosion
• Blue and green: Marco swings for Island’s police
• Hook, line and soldiers: Fishing captains give back to honor service members this weekend in Goodland
• Flooding advisory for Marco Island
• Medicare cuts threaten viability of home health-care, agency operators say
• Collier commissioners to decide beach renourishment, access issue - POLL
• Real estate radio show looking to make waves
• PHOTOS: Community thanks combat veterans with fishing, food in Goodland
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• New inmate body scanner at Collier jail so far detects no drug contraband
• ‘Cultural creatives’ center closing; lacks people, money
• Dining on the Boulevard: Island Cafe, Stonewalls and Philly Grille in Marco
• CHURCH LADY: Presbyterian church spreads God’s love in Peru
• Road construction ahead: From Marco Island to Naples, work could continue for the next two decades
• 80 and up: Marco Island ’s Bob Prestly inducted into UFO (United Flying Octogenarians)
• Friends say goodbye to Marco Island's Lady Christmas
• Marco Island Republican club holds first formal meeting
• Parks and Recreation – Advisory board hears state of Marco Island’s programs
• Shop Talk: Ayasun wins a business award and critiques our business climate
• Funds from FEMA: Marco Island City Council agrees to purchase – and raze – low-lying house
• Saturday is National Estuaries Day and Rookery Bay is celebrating
• Marco Island increases tax rate, decreases utility surcharges
• Lely Key Club visits Marco Kiwanis; Hunter next speaker
• Marco Music Festival set to sing a happy tune for area charities
• Keller Williams welcomes Mike and Ellen Shapiro and announces extraordinary profit growth
• PHOTOS Tackling trash: Friends of Tigertail participates in international coastal cleanup
• PHOTOS Washing for Washington: MICMS Travel Club holds carwash to raise funds for D.C. trip
• No Faizon Love in Marco; comedian says he quit gig over racial slur
• Marco council silent on blind man’s plea for audible street crossing signal
• Marco council to weigh several tax rate options Monday
• Naples-Marco Island lost 3,000 jobs since last August, one of biggest losers in Florida
• Federal bankruptcy judge approves Chapter 11 reorganization plans for Fiddler's Creek
• CHURCH LADY: Family Church opens its Naples campus, introduces technology to sermons
• Shop Talk: New digs, new goods and expanded services at Harbor Goldsmith
• Courthouse rally: Save historic Ted Smallwood Store in Chokoloskee
• PHOTOS Art League ‘draws’ a crowd: Center for the Arts opens two new exhibits
• Marco Arts Advisory Committee: An ember glows for Arts Afire! 2012
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• PHOTOS Mackle Park offers something for everyone
• PHOTOS 9/11: Islanders pause to remember
• Collier staff considers overpass at U.S. 41 East and Collier Boulevard - POLL
• PHOTOS: Marco Fire-Rescue marks anniversary of 9/11
• 10 years later: Marco Islanders can’t forget 9/11 attacks
• Former Marco city official Rony Joel files libel, slander suit against critic
• Shop Talk: Chef Alberto has a new home
• Marco Island City Council hears public grievances at meeting
• Closing in on a number: Marco Island City Council holds last meeting before final adoption of annual budget, taxes
• PHOTOS: Labor Day fun on Marco Island
• Kappauf receives President’s Award for Lifetime Service
• Church Lady: Faith Club recreates Muslim festival at monthly meeting
• Citizen reaction to Collier commission redistricting plan is all over the map
• Marco council to decide whether to raise tax rate as proposed
• Overcoming enormous obstacles, Marco Island Montessori Academy opens Tuesday
• Rain garden reflections: Episcopal parish enjoys plants
• Labor pains: Marco Island not reporting its work force breakdown, feds not reacting
• Lending a hand: Christ-based charity offers hope to those in need
• PHOTOS: The new-look Eagle was on display at a launch party at the Esplanade on Thursday
• Coyote warnings for Marco rsidents, visitors
• Talk of Marriott convention center on Marco Island remains alive - PHOTOS
• Want local news on the go? There’s an app for that!
• Shop Talk: Chico's is celebrating; Island Cafe is open for business
• Church Lady: Ministering to young minds
• Marco Island tutoring class: Building relationships and vocabulary
• People, Places and Things for Lee and Collier Counties
• PHOTOS: Marco's art lovers brave rains in search of the perfect picture
• U.S. Wildlife Service may get bigger role in managing Big Cypress hunting
• Cutting to the Chase: MIPD auxiliary Bill Miller provides time and treasure to the force
• Marco Island's Lakeside Inn under new management
• Health Briefs: news from the community
• Collier ready to try out new guidelines for sending out EMS, fire units
• Congressional, state redistricting panel comes to Naples on Wednesday
• PHOTOS: Kiwanis pack Marco Marriott for annual convention
• Despite housing market, Save Our Homes property owners see assessments rise - POLL
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• Picturing a strong organization on the Marco Island: Center for the Arts sets their sights on the future
• Leadership Marco: Class of 2011
• PHOTO GALLERY: A day with the Media — Leadership Marco meets the press
• Shop Talk: In commerce, brand names are everything, except ...
• Dollars for 'Disco': Golfers raise funds for Marco Island's Disco Dave during Lely Golf Tournament
• Budding ballerinas leave studio to promote their art
• Marco Island city workers learn how to deal with natural disasters
• Marcophiles: Rick's Salon, a hair cutting good deed
• Last fling of summer at Marco Presbyterian's Back to School Bash
• CHURCH LADY: Make a Splash! Lutheran Church introduces new program for kids under 5
• First day of school at Tommie Barfield, the Charter Middle School, and especially MIA
• Fit or fad?: Trimming the fat on Southwest Florida’s hottest exercise trends
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Loan an option for Marco to replace ‘totally obsolete’ Smokehouse bridge
• The Weekend in Photos: What did you do this weekend?
• Back to school – Island schools gear up for first day on Monday
• The Faith Code: Observing Ramadan on Marco Island
• Art After Five – Art Center hosts monthly chamber get-together
• New fee structure for Marco Island Parks & Rec
• Joey’s on Marco Island is a delicious family affair
• Shop Talk: Angelica goes from selling style to selling lifestyle
• Porky’s Friday night parties continue on Marco ISland
• Small turnout for first Collier County redistricting meeting
• Club Marco abruptly shut doors
• Marco Island Planning Board: Gauging the city’s ‘walkability’
• Should Marco Island Farmer’s Market money be used for fireworks?
• PHOTOS: Keeping Marco Island in stitches: Martha Snyder loves her work ‘sew’ much
• PHOTOS: Back to school – Teachers return for new school year at Tommie Barfield
• Rare African Badgers at Naples Zoo
• Marco Island couple hopes their iPad mount catches on
• Marco Island property owners avoid thousands in utility assessments, 6 percent rate hike
• Collier bus system to add permanent transfer station in East Naples - PHOTOS
• Toddler pulled from pool on Marco Island, hospitalized
• Vacant lot owner calls Marco's plan to charge her $12,000 fee 'unfair' - POLL
• Marco police car involved in wreck that shut down Collier Blvd.
• Collier schools say 45 percent of 8th-graders could be retained for failing civics test
• State plans to drop beach water-quality testing at 5 spots in region
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• Marco Island City Planner Van Lengren leaving
• Rookery Reserve shark species identified in presentation
• Slow-cooked summer fun: CJ’s to host Grillin’ and Chillin’ Extreme BBQ on Marco Island
• Escape the heat, under the sea at Guy Harvey’s
• WAVES in New York – Marco Island Navy veteran remembers VJ Day in Times Square
• PHOTO GALLERY: Driving into the past – Leadership Marco class takes a historical tour of the island
• Shop Talk: Marco preps for a burst of patriotism
• 3 homes face fines for not hooking up to sewer
• Church Lady: Marco Family Church has ‘BigStuf’ happening
• People, Places and Things for Lee and Collier counties
• Pattern shows hundreds of students will be arrested this school year in Collier, Lee
• Marco Island pioneer Kjell Pettersen dies
• Friends of Rookery Bay elect officers
• PHOTO GALLERIES: ‘A new chapter’ – Hunter sworn in as police chief amid dignitary-packed room
• PHOTOS: On his first day, Hunter discusses his new role
• Liz Carr has new position at Marco Island City Hall
• Don Hunter steps up to the plate as Marco's new police chief
• ‘Put on Your Pink Bra’ brings a feminine symbol to cancer crusade
• Health Briefs: news from the community
• Bill Beckwith’s Memory Minute: Antidepressants may not help depression in dementia
• The Weekend in Photos: What did you do this weekend?
• PHOTOS: Crazy Flamingo celebrates 22nd birthday with bands, food, eating contest
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: New and old Jolley Bridge open to traffic
• PHOTOS: Rookery Bay continues 'Summer of Sharks' with skates and rays fun
• Church Lady: Camp Barnabas isn’t your typical summer camp
• Saving the planet, starting on Marco Island – Renowned marine scientist speaks at Rose auditorium
• Church Lady: God’s love letter to humanity – San Marco Catholic Church’s VBS celebrates the Bible
• Shop Talk: Movies, meals and other Marco Island fun
• Special ceremony Monday marks beginning of new era for Marco Island Police Department
• NOAA predicting hurricane season to pick up with 9 to 14 more storms
• Former Marco controller hired as Islamorada finance director
• New Collier schools superintendent focused on communication; proposes town hall meetings
• Judge denies UCFAA motion for new trial, declines to alter Ereck Plancher verdict
• Capt. Baer takes over as interim Marco Police chief
• Marco Island City Council budget workshop: Millage rate increases unless more cuts can be agreed too
• PHOTOS: Marco Island youth group feeds community, raises funds
• On the road again: cancer patients get treatment transportation
• PHOTOS: Cathy O'Clarke's Irish Pub celebrates 10 years on Marco Island
• PHOTOS: Marco Yacht Club celebrates Dog Days of summer with dinner dance
• Terry Mattingly’s On Religion: Charles Chaput’s voice moves east
• PHOTOS: Rookery Bay's "Summer of Sharks" continues with sawfish skeletons, fish feeding demo
• Historic cemetery research underway at Rookery Bay
• Church Lady: Camp Able – An emotional experience
• Cuts for kids – Rick’s Island Salon offers free back-to-school haircuts
• Shop Talk: More and more tourists think Marco, Collier are cool
• Church Lady: God’s recipe – Cafe-themed VBS stirred up a Biblical festival at New Life Community Church
• The shark whisperer – Scuba pioneer shares his experiences at Rookery Bay ELC
• Marco Island City Council Budget Sub-Committee: Recommendations finalized to go before entire City Council
• Officer Thompson demoted; neither side happy with outcome of internal investigation
• Traveling Vietnam Wall of Honor will be on Marco Island in December
• Marco Island Budget Sub-Committee digs into sewer and water revenues
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Health Briefs: news from the community
• Proposed law would limit Collier commissioners’ use of staff time - POLL
• Some agencies in U.S. raise parking fees; Collier’s beach rates hold steady - PHOTOS
• State relaxes law for school fire inspections, but Collier won’t ease up
• Biting truth: Summer mosquitoes take flight as bad season continues - POLL
• Region's water supplies not prone to tainting like Portland's was by one man's action
• Houses of worship: Collier County
• Thom Carr leaves as Marco chief after helping create the department in ‘99
• Goodbye Chief Carr: Top cop reflects on achievements, challenges
• Marco Island hosts retirement party for Chief Carr
• ‘Most Beautiful’ title goes elsewhere
• Church Lady: Christian Youth in Action brings just that to area youth
• Shop Talk: Marco’s restaurant scene volatile as always
• PHOTOS: Hail and farewell – Marco Island Police Foundation hears from Passidomo, thanks Carr
• Counterfeit $100 bill passed on Marco Island
• Polling ahead – Marco voting locations reduced from seven to three for 2012
• Marco Island Parks & Rec proposes grant program changes
• Volunteers sought for historic cemetery study
• Jennifer Shanahan Sunrise Rotary president
• VIDEO: Judge denies Marco officer’s motion to dismiss excessive force lawsuit; department off the hook
• Collier schools reorg axes job of last administrator brought by former Superintendent Thompson
• Big Cypress parents: Transfer of principal will ‘split up our family’
• Join Chief Thom Carr’s retirement celebration on Marco Island
• Hearing slated to determine if Marco Island's vacant lot owners will see utility assessment
• Owners of vacant lots on Marco could face $4,000 fee for sewer, water connections
• Send us your nominations: 2011 Marco Island Volunteer, Citizen of the Year
• Health Briefs: news from the community
• Rescuing Rover: Dogs and cats get pet oxygen masks thanks to donations to local fire departments
• Natalie Lahnan’s Live Fit: Beware those summer barbecues
• Frequent flooder on Marco Island will be demolished by government
• Marco Island Planning Board announces new website; elect new chairman
• Audit: St. Leo's Father Stan spent $1 million on family, personal items
• PHOTOS: Friends of Tigertail group holds quarterly cleanup day
• A Covenant realized: Presbyterian congregation gets new building
• Daily News: Marco Island city manager held back public documents regarding Hunter hiring
• Marco city worker who got $100,000 when dismissed loses Lee job on his first day
• Kids’ giving helps Rookery Bay
• Don Hunter on being selected Marco Island’s new top cop
• Marco Island woman targeted with IRS scam email
• Marco Island Utility Advisory Board: Special assessment for some or rate hikes for all?
• Back to the badge: Marco Island names former Collier Sheriff Don Hunter as new police chief
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• Church Lady: Hari Jacobsen uses her Julliard training to inspire, comfort and celebrate
• Shop Talk: Perils of travel – Losing stuff and cyber crime
• Act locally – Tigertail beach cleanup set for Saturday morning
• Elephants in the room – Republican club holds inaugural meeting on Marco Island
• Rookery Bay has ‘Meet the Mascots’
• Not just hot air: Marco Island's Hurricane Preparedness Seminar draws a crowd
• Dr. Bill Beckwith’s Memory Minute: Sleep apnea is a treatable cause of mild memory loss
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Health Briefs: news from the community
• Numis Network pitches investment in gold and silver coins to Marco Islanders
• Introducing exhibit: Marco Island Historical Society hears about area’s wild past
• Lush landscaping will adorn Jolley Bridge improvements on Marco Island
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• People, Places and Things for Lee and Collier Counties
• Utilities Advisory Board on hold: The group needs City Council to approve a new member
• Church Lady: Meet Rev. Kirk Dreiser, Wesley United Methodist Church’s new pastor
• City hosting hurricane preparedness seminar
• Heap of trouble: County, state closing East Naples nursery for compost piles - PHOTOS
• Marco Island Budget Sub-committee: All departments looked to for cuts in expenditures to keep from raising taxes
• Can the BAC make Marco Island's cul-de-sacs beautiful again?
• Marco Island's Arts Advisory Chairman Howard Blankman resigns
• Church Lady: First Baptist kicks it old school
• Marcophiles: The sign glut on North Collier may get a little less ugly
• Marco Island Police Chief Thom Carr resigns, says lawsuit has nothing to do with leaving job
• Curtain calls: More ‘Players’ on Marco
• PHOTOS: Marco Island hits the beach for Independence Day
• Learn about pet care at the Marco Island library
• PHOTOS: Everglades City celebrates Independence Day
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• School’s out, but some Marco Island kids just won’t stop learning
• Not Fancy: SWFL churches embrace casual dress in summer, year ‘round
• Enroll your child now, encourages TBE principal
• Church Lady: Meet William ‘Bill’ Lee Elliott: Organist, father, grandfather, Francophile and conversationalist
• Cape Romano ‘the place to be’ for record number of threatened least terns
• Church Lady: It was panda-monium at Marco Presbyterian Church
• Bye Bye Beebe: A gentle shepherd leaves Marco Island
• On the road again – ‘Best of’ judges share memories of Marco
• Shop Talk: For Harbor Goldsmith, the right place at the right time
• Falling grades: Collier County Schools no longer an 'A'
• New span of S.S. Jolley Bridge now open
• PHOTO GALLERY: New Judge S.S. Jolley Bridge open for use
• Weather key to new Judge S.S. Jolley bridge opening to traffic
• PHOTOS: Marco goes all out to show contest judges a good time
• It’s a wonderful life, proclaims Marco Island's newest member of Centenarian club
• Sue Meredith: Stand against a sedentary lifestyle
• QR codes make smartphones information retrievers
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Health Briefs: news from the community
• Bill Beckwith: Helping caregivers tend to themselves
• Spammy Jammy 2011: Goodland's Little Bar celebrates all things SPAM
• PHOTOS: Residents turn out to oppose oil drilling at second "Hands Across the Sand" event
• The dress I wore: Southwest Florida brides remember their bridal dresses
• Spiritual Briefs from the religious community
• Selling Marco Island comes naturally to Katie O’Hara
• Guest Commentary: Mangrove die off area can regenerate once tide flows are restored
• PHOTO GALLERY: ‘It isn’t like TV’: Marco Island students learn about real fire and police operations at academy
• Church Lady: St. Mark’s takes children around the world
• A herd of cattlemen: FCA convention brings the ‘real Florida’ to Marco Island
• Shop Talk: Multi-tasking is the key for one prominent builder
• Planned cemetery research project postponed
• Vessel crashes help city Marine Unit plan safety campaign
• Marriott Golf Festival at Rookery Bay
• It’s full sail for youths in city program
• Marco Island City Council okays dollars to operate second fire station full-time
• Marco Island’s new Jolley Bridge span to open to drivers by end of month - PHOTOS
• South Florida’s largest least tern colony lands on Rookery Bay Reserve sand bar
• Sewer connections raise a stink at Marco Island City Council meeting
• Natalie Lahnan: Don’t let the heat defeat you
• Text vexed: Cellphone texting, especially for teens, has gone beyond handy information to hurtful crimes
• Health Briefs: news from the community
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Cookies for Dad – Publix gives kids the chance to create a Fathers’ Day gift
• Bill Beckwith: When will there be a cure for Alzheimer’s disease?
• PHOTOS: Patriotic Shred Party raises cash for Veterans' Memorial
• TERRY MATTINGLY: Battle over circumcision
• Feeding the flock: Angel Food Ministries provides low-cost, quality food to community
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• City Council Budget Sub-Committee: Councilors delve into minutiae of Marco Island’s municipal expenditures
• Marco Island city manager pleased with city’s code enforcement changes
• Marco Island Beach Advisory Committee: Permits to dredge Collier Creek approved; Tigertail Boardwalk delayed
• Church Lady: BBQ and fellowship: First Baptist Western Roundup
• Patriotic Shred Party at Marco Island Iberia Bank branch
• Same school, new spot – Marco Island Academy to open in former Baptist church school location
• Volunteers sought for historic cemetery research
• More than 30,000 without power: Severe thunderstorm causes havoc in Collier County
• Marco Island in finals for Most Beautiful Towns contest
• Shop Talk: Home building pioneer survives slump with renovations
• PHOTOS: Wine tasting celebrates 'glory of the grape' at CJ's
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• People, Places and Things: June 10, 2011
• Terry Mattingly: The gospel according to Oprah
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• PHOTO GALLERY: Final commencement
• Up for a scallop hunt? View a webinar
• Police add 62 counts to Marco Island woman's forgery, grand theft charges
• Marco Marine Unit push for boat safety
• PHOTO GALLERY: Discrimination hits an anguishing level in Holocaust
• Rep. Passidomo reports on legislative session
• Marco grapples with paying for July 4 fireworks display
• Drill gives responders ongoing ideas on how to protect community
• How about Marco busting out in flags?
• New boss, with new ideas, at Marco’s funeral home
• PHOTO GALLERY: Shavuot reverently, joyfully celebrated
• The harshest critic? Collier school board gives itself high grade on self-evaluation
• Marco Island says thank you to its volunteers
• PHOTO GALLERY: Paleo and Calusa – TBE kids put names to nesting pair of eagles, garner check from Eagle Foundation
• Density credits, fertilizer regulations and seawalls among Marco Island City Council topics
• Marco Island City Council has more questions for consultant regarding utility costs
• FCAT results: Lee students outpace Collier peers
• Kansas City man accused of sending lewd photos to Marco teen's cell phone
• Health briefs: Local health news
• MEMORY MINUTE: How old is too old?
• PHOTOS: 'Vet Clinic' at Marco's Art League teaches kids how to handle pets
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• Pilots with pipes: church organists Jim Cochran get to shine at the Phil’s “cockpit” Casavant
• 2011 graduates march into the future
• 2011 Lely High School graduates
• City Council Budget Sub-Committee: Marco Island ‘facing another difficult year,’ says Magel
• Wildfires: Marco, East Naples firefighters on the front lines
• Forum: Email sets off flag debate on Marco Island
• Marco Art League announces new executive director
• Dead fish, bad smell permeate parts of island
• Believercize: Fitness, fun and fellowship
• Marco hotel: Diamonds are nice, but we’ve got Expedia
• A touch of comfort for our wounded warriors
• PHOTOS: Veterans’ memorabilia at Marco Island's Iberia Bank attracts Islanders on Memorial Day
• Florida toughens law on underage house parties, but not in time for graduation
• PHOTOS: Marco Memorial Day – Island honors sacrifice of the fallen
• Born to dance – Marco Island Charter Middle School student Breana Wielgos
• Down home party: Goodland kayak fest provides a low-key good time
• Lely High senior, others barred from prom when they arrived late POLL
• Gardening: Caterpillars and the damage they leave behind
• PHOTOS: TBE students learn the science behind a good education
• PHOTOS: TBE kids have a Field Day on Marco Island
• Marco Island Chamber presents speed networking – Tell your story in 90 seconds, but don’t forget to listen
• Memorial Day: Continued and growing respect for our service men and women
• Work continues on storm drainage project on Marco Island
• Woman accused of forging and cashing checks, total over $14,000
• Church Lady: The youth rule the day at St. Mark’s
• Marco Island's Memorial Day to be marked by annual ceremony, unique exhibit
• Shop Talk: Lots of goodies behind the name at Marco’s Philly Grille
• Marcophiles: WW II tale – Monkeying around, on board and off
• Kids Summer Theater Camp slated on Marco Island
• PHOTOS: South Marco beach clean-up a laborious necessity
• Marco Island Men's Club holds installation dinner
• Marcophiles: How about a mega-casino for Marco – Guess where?
• Collier County awards $1.1 million for Goodland park
• Class of 2011: Lely grad a role model and first in family to attend college
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• Empty pews: How do area churches survive when their congregants head North?
• Shelter Mews: From Marco Island's For The Love of Cats
• Marco Island Chamber pig roast – CJ’s goes whole hog for After Five
• Marco Lions tests pre-school children
• 2011 Stamp Out Hunger NALC Food Drive: Another successful year on Marco Island
• Gardening: Our unique and diverse flora and fauna
• Last hurrah: St. John Neumann grads excited for future
• FLDOE supports Marco Island Academy
• Church Lady: Marco Presbyterian Church expanding for the future
• Marcophiles: ‘Bursting at seams’ – Human Society gets national honors
• Shop Talk: Stonewalls plans a big party ... You’re invited
• Density transfer plan gains initial approval by Marco Island City Council
• Marco Island may need to pay out more than $31,000 to support police pensions
• Spring is an ideal time to jump on that fitness goal you set
• Marcophiles: Lions continue to roar for the visually, hearing impaired
• Marco City Council members keep watering schedule, reject easement request
• Marco Island finance director: Two surcharges on sewer program could end early
• Work begins on Marco Island storm drainage project
• Call for sailing instructors
• Call for sailing instructors
• PHOTO GALLERY: Lady anglers not just a social group
• PHOTO GALLERY: Drought causes gathering of alligators, birds, turtles
• East Naples Fire District honors Lely yearbook staff
• Endangered Species Day at Naples Zoo
• Alligator takes a weekend trip to Marco beach
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Earthquake baby finds welcome with Marco Island family
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• PHOTO GALLERY: Marco benefits from Keller Williams going RED
• PHOTO GALLERY: Thorstenson, Fulcher top Charter Student-Athletes
• Marco Island's water rates study presented to public
• PHOTO GALLERY: TBE celebrates with artists, authors
• TBE students learn how to be ‘coastal caretakers’
• Rosie O’Shea damaged in fire: Former Marco paddlewheel excursion boat set ablaze in Erie, Pa.
• PHOTO GALLERY: Marco Marine constructing seawalls for Jolley Bridge project
• Church Lady: Their first Holy Communion
• Marco Players award inaugural scholarships
• Shop Talk: Getting up to business speed in 90-second bursts
• Revamp of Goodland Park boat ramp expected to be finished soon PHOTOS
• LIVE FIT: Arthritis or osteoporosis? Exercise will reduce them
• Marco Island Planning Board: Keep the community on its feet
• PHOTOS: A looong ride – Bedtime Bundles raffle leads to Seminole Casino
• Talk Derby to Me: Upon a Star Foundation hosts horse race fundraiser
• PHOTOS: Mad Hatter hosts tea party for Marco kids
• TODAY Talk Derby to Me: A great time for a good cause
• Something new in home health care
• Marco’s resiliency in 9/11 attack remembered
• Ladies who lunch – Marco Woman’s Club awards nine scholarships and installs new slate of officers
• Marco airport taxiway groundbreaking – Long-awaited project underway with ceremonial shovelfuls
• Collier School Board approves contract offer to new superintendent Patton
• Shop Talk: Something new in home health care
• Virginia Carlin, more than two decades of service for the children
• Red Snook tourney – Conservancy meeting showcases value of wetlands
• Economic impacts on the local economy by restoring Everglades
• Marco Island announces comprehensive financial analysis
• Y offers sports celebrity speakers series
• Church Lady: For the heroines in our lives
• Marco police officer accused of abusing authority after felony traffic stop
• Marco Vets’ Memorial – Groundbreaking ceremony held on a ‘very special day’
• Marco Council appoints new city attorney
• PHOTOS: Nest Fest soars with scores of supporters
• Naples yoga instructor Kiersten Mooney led classes at annual Easter Egg Roll
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Naples man torches car on Marco Island, police say
• Home Depot volunteers provide shelters for East Naples park
• PHOTOS: Rotary Club honors individuals, couple and country club
• PHOTOS: Dive Into Oceans event brings scuba to first-time divers at Rookery Bay
• PHOTOS: Rose Marco River Marina holds boating-themed party to thank community
• PHOTOS: Walkers hit the beach for Marco Island's Relay for Life 2011
• PHOTOS: Everglades City residents celebrate 83rd anniversary of Tamiami Trail opening
• Vecchio Lely’s Winged Foot candidate
• Lely Casino Night a success
• Clay Shoot ROCKs ACS
• Agencies, volunteers partner to control Brazilian Peppertree
• Strong finish – Tourist season opened soft, closed with a bang, report merchants
• Goodland Boat Ramp to close
• Church Lady: The 3 Rs – Reading, ’riting and religion
• Marco Island DAR Gets an end-of-season update on the local environment
• Final approach: Taxiway project at Marco Island airport ready for takeoff
• New Jolley span could open by June; all four-lanes expected by August
• Collier schools look to hire 500 teachers Wednesday
• That time again: Loggerhead sea turtle nesting and hatching season
• Scaled-back community center among capital improvement requests to Marco Island Planning Board
• Caring for the caregiver: Peer Counseling Program offers help
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Friends of Tigertail holds second annual Member Appreciation
• PHOTOS: Easter dawns at Marco's beach – 23rd annual sunrise service attracts thousands of worshippers
• New farmers market springs up
• MUG SHOTS: From $1,600 hotel room to jail: Miami couple accused of credit card fraud
• PHOTOS: Thousands jam Mackle Park for annual Spring Jubilee
• People, Places and Things: April 23, 2011
• Families walk Rookery Bay's 'Snail Trail' and explore nature on Earth Day
• Marco businesses prospect for new customers at Business Expo 2011
• Steep Medicaid cuts in state budget have hospitals, nursing homes on edge POLL
• Collier Commissioner Coletta seeks compromise to Smallwood Store access issue
• Church Lady: Marco Island’s religious leaders on the significance of Easter, part 2
• Four Diamond Rating: Marco Island Hilton earns continued recognition from AAA
• PHOTOS Sippin’ and sailing: Marco Princess hosts After Five
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• Church Lady: Marco Island’s religious leaders on the significance of Easter, part 1
• A place to park your toys: Duane Thomas has a lot for you
• PHOTOS Freedom: Celebrating Passover at JCMI
• VIDEO: Kamela Patton named Collier School's new superintendent
• Bus stopped: Collier schools' cost-cutting move upsets some parents
• Marco Island City Council approves new water restrictions
• Marco Island City Council considers request for audible traffic signals
• Marco Island Racquet Center players ask city to serve up new court surface
• Marco Island City Council schedules Vet’s Park Groundbreaking
• Shop Talk: Overheard at the Esplanade
• Collier schools superintendent finalists down to 2
• Finding a voice: Parents can help their own children learn to express themselves
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Collier School Board narrows superintendent finalists to three
• Tourism rebounds in Collier, Lee after false fears oil came here
• Marco gets permission to allow watering three days a week, not two
• The Weekend in Photos: What did you do this weekend?
• PHOTOS: Marco YMCA promotes activities for mind, body and spirit at Healthy Kids Day
• Chokoloskee developer bulldozes only access road to historic Smallwood Store
• Collier School Board terminates Superintendent Dennis Thompson
• Smallwood Store Museum access road topic of news conference today
• CHURCH LADY: Morals and values focal point of children’s play
• Collier schools superintendent search narrowed to final 4
• CIty of Marco works to have fire pension report reinstated
• Organic food at bargain prices
• Tommie Barfield Elem. opens kindergarten registration
• SHOP TALK: Marco Office Supply has got bargains; they’ve got your back too
• End-of-life care provider seeks to educate, dispel myths
• CHURCH LADY: Marco’s Easter Sunrise Service will attract thousands to annual event
• Marco Island teen calls 911 claiming police harassment during traffic stop
• Shop Talk: The new game in town – the ‘Versacamm VS-300’
• For the Love of Cats named to list of top-rated nonprofit organizations
• Collier commissioners delay voting for proposal to ensure public beach access
• Lawmaker’s proposal to allow Internet-only legal, meeting notices brings objections POLL
• MEMORY MINUTE: It’s never too early to start your memory plan
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• PHOTOS: Weightless walking helps patients get back on their feet comfortably
• Centuries-old weight training kettlebells produce new-millennium muscle faster,
• Lines drawn in sand over Collier proposal to ensure public beach access PHOTOS/POLL
• 13th Annual Curves Food Drive kicks off
• FCAT starts Monday as state begins shift to different testing system
• Church Lady: Island worship houses present music for Palm Sunday
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• TERRY MATTINGLY: Future nuns, priests face big questions
• PHOTOS: Passover for Christians: JCMI gives Winterberry and home-schooled students a look at Jewish ceremony
• PHOTOS: Exquisite pure soprano sound reverberates on Marco Island from the boys choir
• Places of Worship for Lee and Collier counties
• All for love of America’s first football team, Marco Island author pens newest book
• Shop Talk: Opening new doors into the window cleaning business
• Church Lady: Perfect Marco day for ‘Praise in the Park’
• PHOTOS: Firefighters, 'Bloom' winners recognized during Marco Island City Council meeting
• Marco Island City Council gives Tropical Isles dock extension to 36 feet
• Going back to the drawing board nets Marco Island $18,596
• Optimist Club talking Derby for $$$
• Bring your appetite to Taste of Marco on Sunday
• PHOTOS: Flapjacks for firefighters – Selling like hotcakes on Marco Island
• Shop Talk: News about the cost of hospice carehospice
• Marco Island City Council calls for emergency dredging of Collier Creek
• Marco Island City Council: Seawall ordinance lags behind technology
• Conservation groups say ‘we are under assault’ by Scott, Florida lawmakers
• PHOTO GALLERY: Tour de Marco gets people up and riding
• 52 year old Immokalee man charged with sexual battery against an 11-year-old girl
• North Naples fitness trainer faces additional charges following steroid seizure
• Teens charged with practicing medicine without a license on Marco Island
• Residents turn their eyes to the heavens during "Praise in the Park"
• TERRY MATTINGLY: Not a dialogue: Dershowitz speaks in Norway, kind of
• Stenzel named Officer of Year
• Eagle Creek members support summer camp
• CHURCH LADY: Church honors Palm Sunday with special concert
• CHURCH LADY: New York church choir comes to Marco
• PHOTOS: Blake’s Produce has its roots in Southwest Florida
• TBE physical education instructor Tim Coyle named Teacher of the Year
• German firefighter Eike Elborg tours Marco Fire-Rescue
• Rookery Bay welcomes all entries in mascot naming contest
• New home-based business sells women a purse for all occasions — with exchangeable looks
• Grassroots political movement attracts Marco crowd
• Some ‘dreamers’ are taxing our patience
• Y leaders want referendum on new community center
• IberiaBank hosts “Thanks Marco” day
• Lawsuit claims Marco Police Chief showed up drunk to scene
• Marco residents concerned over taxes, water sewer rates
• 40 years and counting; The many faces of Debbie Eaton
• Collier school board to reconsider Thompson's employment in wake of lawsuit
• Census leader, workers say vacancy rates don’t reflect trend in housing market PHOTOS
• MUG SHOT: Ohio man who loses Marco Island bar seat fights police, reports say
• MUG SHOTS: Three Marco Island roommates beat man with dress belts, police say
• Mackle Park Center: Scrubbing the Plan, part II
• Art League lets kids explore a 'Museum Without Walls' during free Saturday class series
• Prayer day features local humanitarian, Bob Eredics, as speaker
• PHOTO GALLERY: Carroll, Hertel sizzle in shuffleboard championship
• CHURCH LADY: New exhibit will shed light on modern-day slavery of Immokalee farm workers
• Tim Cox, GOOOH organizer, comes to Marco
• Y LEADERS WANT REFERENDUM ON NEW COMMUNITY CENTER
• Putting on the dog
• Rising cost of utilities improvements frustrate city council
• Marco City Council elects new leaders with little ado
• Bistro Soleil hosts fashion show for breast cancer
• PHOTOS: Afterglow Gala celebrates art festival’s success
• What about that boat amidst all the golf paraphernalia?
• PHOTOS: Naples man tops the field for Marco Island Half Marathon
• PHOTOS: Tommie Barfield Elementary volunteers honored at special breakfast
• Dottie’s Duck Derby draws hundreds of entrants for YMCA fundraiser
• Rolling history on display at Naples-Marco Island Antique Auto Show
• Golden Apple profile: Winner says music education is ‘vital’ for kids
• TERRY MATTINGLY: Church life in Facebook land
• Have $2 million? 140 boat slips at Port of the Islands going to auction
• Church Lady: Dana concert – A feast for the heart and soul
• Women, Wisdom & Wealth: Market response to Japan disaster
• PHOTOS: Quinton honored at March After 5
• Marco Island city manager: On Mackle Park plans
• Weekend Preview: The fair’s in town, and Marco Y’s ducks are in a row
• Two more Spirit of Marco Island award recipients announced
• Church Lady: Commemoration of Purim
• Coping and caring: Marco Island senior center offers Alzheimer’s series on memory loss
• Shop Talk: Big cat plying Marco’s waters
• PHOTOS: New doc on Marco Island – Skin Renewal Systems’ open house introduces new medical director
• Mind Matters: Low energy? There may be more going on
• Marco Academy organizers: Overcoming obstacles and ‘pursuing the dream’
• Islanders get a lesson on Marco’s tortoises
• Mackle Park expansion plans topic of Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting
• Embattled Bonita Springs priest speaks to supporters
• Good news, bad news: More construction in 951’s future
• OSHA cites company working on Marco Island
• School board tables discussion of Thompson's early dismissal
• Marcophiles: How about a gradual goodbye to the Code Enforcement Board
• Shop Talk: Business EXPO-sure
• PHOTOS: The kindest cut of all – Islanders go bald at St. Baldrick’s to fight kids’ cancer
• PHOTOS: Strolling through history – Everglades City home tour offers a glimpse of county’s past
• PHOTOS: A blazing start for Arts Afire
• PHOTOS: Dolphin jumps onto boat in Marco River, injuring woman
• Blues for benefit: Festival pounds out tunes to raise cash for charities
• Happy Birthday Goodland! Fishing village celebrates 62nd birthday with food, fun, games
• Places of Worship for Lee and Collier counties
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• PHOTOS: They sell seashells – Shell Show 2011 draws crowds to exhibits and sales
• Marco Island Farmers Market: Fresh from the grove
• Prudential Florida tops in company’s real estate network
• Women, Wisdom & Wealth: Tackling the do-it-yourself mentality
• Church Lady: Christian Zionism and Israel today
• PHOTOS: Injured Eagle update, and who's that?
• Myrt Rose announced as first recipient of the 2011 Spirit of Marco Island Award
• AAUW hosts luncheon that honors International Women’s Day
• Marco Island Art League’s executive director quits
• Pit bull awaits fate after biting incident on Marco Island
• Church Lady: A church for St. Finbarr
• PHOTOS: Marco Islanders tune in for Praise FM ribbon cutting
• Shop Talk: Date set for dedication of Veteran’s memorial
• Everglades City homes tour is Saturday
• Bringing down the house: Comedian Vic Arnell and singer Holly Lipton return to JCMI
• Couple injured when struck by vehicle on Marco Island
• S.R. 951 project: Public information meeting slated
• Happy Birthday Goodland! Party slated for Saturday
• From Ash Wednesday to Easter, Islanders observing Lent
• The long-life diet: Spa series takes on nutrition and how to cook for it
• PHOTO GALLERY: 6 Auxiliary Police officers earn their badges
• Weekend activities: St. Paddy’s celebrations, blues music and Arts Afire!
• Marcophiles: Questions about new Mackle Park place; Are you serious?
• PHOTOS: Saturday in the parks: Marco Island parks offer smorgasbord of weekend activities
• Shop Talk: Show your axe: A trove for pickers, drummers and others
• PHOTOS: Other half lives very well, thank you – Woman’s Club tours elegant Marco Island homes
• Frustrated residents voice displeasure to Marco Island City Council over Mackle expansion plans
• PHOTOS: St. Patty’s Day comes early to Marco Island
• Collier leaders may sign off on camping, leashed pets on Keewaydin Island
• Marco Island Planning Board debates density transfers
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Memory Minute: Effective ways to ease delirium
• Gambling on a cure: scratch-off lottery ticket may pay for breast cancer treatments
• PHOTOS: Islanders turn out for St. Patrick's Day celebration
• PHOTOS: JCMI and all that jazz – Congregation mixes musical styles for innovative service
• Local Humane Society rescues animals from hoarders in Alabama
• 350 Collier County teachers rally against proposed budget cuts
• TBE has a Seussical kind of day
• Church Lady: St. Mark’s Philippines Festival of the Arts: Combining art, music and food to help the poorest of the poor
• Garbage men rescue woman being attacked by pit bull on Marco Island
• Echo of a nightmare: Polio survivors face reoccurring symptoms as adults, join support group
• One bald eagle dead, another rescued on Marco Island
• Church Lady: Gospel preview – The spirit descends on Marco through song
• Shop Talk: Marco needs a cobbler, fortune teller and bowling alley
• RC Laser skippers ready to set sail in regatta
• Special anthem to be performed at Evensong Service
• Shop Talk: Marco seniors, would you like to become ‘Super Sleuths?’
• Dream listing: Marco home on national top 10 list of beach houses
• Government on display: Marco Island City Hall open house shows off facilities, consolidation
• Assisted, not abandoned: Marco’s Sanitasole works to keep a personal, supportive ambience for elderly
• Health briefs: Local health news
• TBE’s budding playwrights and actors
• PHOTOS: Gala in the swamp: Fakahatchee Safari brings party-goers close to nature
• PHOTOS: Cancer Society’s inaugural Hope Ball a success
• Jazz music added to Shabbat service at Marco congregation
• Spiritual briefs: News from the religious community
• Church Lady: Feeding the body and the spirit
• City Council approves nearly $5 million for projects
• PHOTOS: Marco Island sale-goers snap up scads of stuff – Annual St. Marks flea market draws thousands
• Church Lady: Marco Island’s youth hungry for God
• Shop Talk: Sabrina and the ‘Doc’ – Together again at Bistro Soleil
• Officials to celebrate renovations with open house at Marco Island City Hall
• Council workshop: City considers building expansion at Marco Island's Mackle Park
• State should restore mangrove die-off, Marco Island city leaders say
• Marco Island City Council takes on cul-de-sac beautification
• City: Rumored delays in Marco Island bridge construction are just that
• 2011 Golden Apples: 6 winners announced in Collier County
• Golden Apple winners: 6 Collier teachers will be surprised today by Education Foundation -VIDEO/PHOTOS
• Dolphins help save tired dog stuck in canal on Marco Island - VIDEO
• Historic sign recognizes Olde Marco
• Purple Martins have new homes on Marco
• Naples playwright leans on show biz, his life to craft tale of oft-wed trickster
• Bing bank boom: Foreclosed homeowners say they don’t get their day in court
• Shop Talk: Big bucks for charity and big plans for Beach Music Festival
• The sun is still shining for Marco Island bookseller
• PHOTOS: Goodland’s Mardi Gras boat parade recalls the ‘Good old days’
• Tackling stubborn grease: Permitting deadline change, possible fees on table for island restaurants
• Local nonprofit offers free, low-cost drugs
• Qigong experts to give workshop on Marco Island
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Lee Collier Business Women Opens Chapter in Marco
• PHOTO GALLERY: Fantastic floating creations dot Goodland waters during boat parade
• PHOTO GALLERY: Residents enjoy fun, sun, crafts, jazz at Art and Jazz Fest at Lely Resort
• TERRY MATTINGLY: Bill Maher, Cornel West and President Obama’s faith
• PHOTOS: Tile from space shuttle lands at Tommie Barfield Elementary
• Cuban-born speaker to warn GOOOH of socialist danger looming
• Marco Island code board cancels meeting, is council making board moot?
• Making waves: ‘The Good Old Days’ is the theme for this year’s Mardi Gras Good Boat Parade
• Church Lady: A weekend for women of faith
• Charity golf tourney is Feb. 27
• Shop Talk: Big bucks for our economy from the ‘real’ snow birds
• Marco Islanders fail to show up for superintendent input meeting
• PHOTO GALLERY: Farmers Market: Fruits, vegetables and traffic jams
• PHOTOS Class-size rules could bump some Collier students out of challenging courses
• Tract K out of play for Marco charter high
• Commissioner Fiala announces her fourth-term bid
• MARCOPHILES: Tai chi masters coming
• SHOP TALK: Apple computer lovers have a new haven
• Marco Island's Joe Charde joins forces with Oneir Realty Company
• PHOTOS: Music, food and fun at Marco Island Kiwanis Car Show
• Learn what foods can help fight cancer
• Bonita Dental Care offered no-cost care to 100 individuals on Saturday
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Donna Fiala announces re-election bid for Collier County commission
• Freeze means customers need more green to buy red tomatoes
• Walking man struck by van on U.S. 41 in East Naples
• CHURCH LADY: All about Jesus and growing closer to one another, God
• CCSO helps Marco YMCA celebrate safety
• Romantic dinners: Table for two
• A day at the beach – Marco Island's Hideaway community hosts Guadalupe Center children for Buddy Day
• CHURCH LADY: One church, on a mission
• SHOP TALK: Last-minute Valentine’s panic? Relax, literally, at one of Marco’s spas
• Marco Island's new bridge will still be Jolley
• Course explores Christianity without pressure
• Seminole Casino sees Marco’s seafood festival as a sure thing
• Marco City Council: Nine organizations receive cash from city
• Marco Island crime numbers increase, police chief warns about prevention
• Kissing dogs, cuddling cats may be health risk
• Health briefs: Local health news
• Self Help: Support groups in Lee and Collier counties
• PHOTOS: Everglades Seafood Festival attracts large crowds
• Changes coming to Goodland boat ramp following reports of launching problems
• Naples councilman says city taxpayers unfairly paying for county road work
• Man shot in head during fight at East Naples apartment complex
• CHURCH LADY: A day with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit
• MIA is ‘MIA’ no more – Marco Island Academy lays out plans for coming school year
• SAMI installs news ‘Bridge’
• PHOTOS: Firefighters conduct controlled burn in 5,000 acres of Big Cypress
• CHURCH LADY: Women and faith are focus of upcoming conference
• SHOP TALK: Tipping points and counterpoints
• Local installation of fire hydrants is money-saving prospect
• PHOTOS: Travel show offers a supermarket of destinations
• Collier School District could lease Tract K land in Marco to nonprofit eagle group
• Consultant: Collier’s new superintendent should be paid between $260K and $270K
• Jolley Bridge lanes reopen, delays continue
• PHOTOS: History flies into Marco Executive Airport
• Maria Elena Pujol is MICA’s Humanitarian of the Year
• PHOTOS: Hideaway Beach Club hosts cancer fundraiser
• MARCOPHILES: The special days of February
• PHOTO GALLERY: Cow sand sculptures on Marco Beach
• KofC hosts comedy dinner show
• PHOTOS: Goodland's 27th Annual Mullet Festival
• Andrew Guidry faces eviction of East Naples office
• PHOTOS: New hairstyling business makes the cut
• CHURCH LADY: Council of Catholic Women focus on spirituality as they prepare for annual This ‘N That Rummage Sale
• PHOTOS: TBE students take part in Literacy Week
• PHOTOS Marco Princess introduces new twilight dinner cruise for romantic occasions
• PHOTOS: Kiwanis club supports Manatee Elementary School literacy week
• Taking Stock: Naples-area builder opens new Lely subdivision, more to come - PHOTOS
• CHURCH LADY: Reverand pens fiction book about coming of age
• SHOP TALK: Coping in the economic crunch — Marco interior designers
• PHOTOS: Two eaglets, born to nesting bald eagles, live at Tract K
• PHOTOS: Artists paint the town for Wet Paint Live
• Marco Island Academy makes Raymond first AD
• Canasta Club collect and ship coupons to troops overseas
• Marco City Council to weigh in on cul-de-sac maintenance
• Marco Island residents hear mangrove restoration plan
• PHOTOS: Marco Island Historical Museum hosts opening reception
• Collier high schools step up focus on students in lowest quarter of reading ability
• PHOTOS: Everglades City treats residents to airplanes, pancakes
• Church Lady: Church concerts offer uplifting spiritual message
• Extra dose of help goes a long way for migrant students
• Blue Heron adds overnight dockage to amenities
• On the Hook: The master tangler
• PHOTOS/POLL Push is on to restore dying mangrove forest near Marco Island
• What’s in a name? Contest to name land, commercial district; create memorial
• Marco Island Homeowners discuss hot-button issues
• Marco Island city employees fare better on benefits than Naples
• Density credits make hotel option possible in Marco's town center
• Church Lady: Answered prayers — Greg Barrett joins New Life Community Church as new worship pastor
• Kiwanis Car show planned for Feb. 13
• Shop Talk: What you need to know if threatened with foreclosure
• Collier schools report quiet, successful Religious Freedom Day
• Iowa firm selected to find next Collier County school superintendent
• PHOTOS Where the wild things are: Rookery Bay festival puts nature on display all over SW Florida
• PHOTOS Singing God’s Word: Music For the Soul concert held at Marco Presbyterian Church
• PHOTOS: Battle over 2 Jewish children depicted in JCMI film festival’s first movie
• PHOTOS: Marco Island artists display original works at weekend art show
• Museum opens its latest exhibit, Florida’ Lost Tribes
• PHOTOS Boaters report damage, launch problems at county’s new Goodland ramp
• Collier, Lee school districts examine plans for board members’ security
• Tech savvy TBE: Mimio technology assists with education process
• PHOTOS: Dressing the bride: Marco Island Charter Academy holds unique fundraiser
• PHOTOS: Margarita’s hosts grand re-opening, offers money-back guarantee on food
• Science show wows TBE students
• PHOTOS: The lightning whelk: Marco beaches are home to this left-handed shell
• CHURCH LADY: Annual breakfast brings together Island community
• TBE student shines at essay contest performance
• Psychic Fair offers glimpse into future
• City Hall renovations, updated website aim to improve customer service
• Hiring more than 200 teachers: Collier unveils plan to meet class-size rules
• PHOTOS: Supporters rally around embattled Bonita Springs priest
• Shop Talk: New restaurants on Marco; Courageous or crazy
• Church Lady: Saying goodbye to Dr. Betty Pursley
• Collier schools figuring ways to prepare students for pass-to-graduate Algebra test
• PHOTOS A ministry of food: St. Mark’s hosts Food and Faith Festival
• PHOTOS Soup and song: Marco Presbyterian Church host an evening of fellowship
• Big bingo: San Marco Catholic Church plays host every Thursday
• Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 95 swears in new officers
• PHOTOS History on tour: Historical Society takes a ‘field trip’ to Everglades City
• PHOTOS Safety Day: Behind the scenes with emergency and law agencies on Marco Island
• Congress feels risk following Arizona shootings
• Updated: Deputies end search for North Naples boy
• Eco-friendly Marco charter school site teeming with gopher tortoises POLL
• Missing 11-year-old Collier County girl found, authorities say
• Quadriplegic Marco attorney loses bid for Collier disability tax exemption
• 60-year-old man accused of having gun, threatening people at Marco Island restaurant
• PHOTOS: Marco Thursday at CJ's
• Church Lady: Music for the soul
• Two Marco Island employees accuse Councilman Wayne Waldack of sexual harassment
• March for Veterans’ Memorial funding begins
• Shop Talk: Al Landers, Iron Man, charitable guy, colorful character
• Church Lady: A senior symposium and mixing food and faith
• Marco Island Historical Society casts spotlight on Everglades City
• Marco Island banker’s events have put his employer on the map; next event brings Jeb Bush to town as a speaker
• PHOTOS: SUV crashes into canal near Goodland bridge
• Actress Leighton Meester tells Jay Leno about her hometown — Marco Island — on 'Tonight Show'
• Marco Island charter high school finds temporary site
• Gag on grouper begins, if outside 9 nautical miles from shore
• Marco offers unprecedented Community Safety Day
• Gold jewelry not claimed
• PHOTOS: JCMI starts the year out ‘Nearly New’
• Creating a moment in the sand:Illinois couple engaged after sand sculpture proposal on Marco Island beach
• Marco blooms with landscape awards
• Marco Island charter school leases land; still eyes Tract K
• Marco Island group seeks sanctuary on Tract K land
• On the hook: Christmas gift for a fishing nut
• Family feud in Golden Gate Estates brings down the Christmas tree, deputies say
• Police beat: Jan. 1, 2011
• Collier and Lee road improvements slated for 2011
• Marco Island's Red Rooster opens bright and early every day
• P&J’s Nuts ‘R’ Us has Islanders goin' nuts
• Committee pushing latest idea for Marco Island Tract K, an eagle sanctuary POLL
• PHOTOS: Cold weather camping: Marco Y’s ’Blizzard Beach Camp’ lives up to its name
• CHURCH LADY: A prayer for the New Year, part 1
• Schilling having a sale, not going bankrupt
• PHOTOS: 2011: a new year and a new you
• SHOP TALK: Restaurateur always thinking, “What does Marco need next?”
• JCMI hosts Nearly New Sale and Jewish bakery
• Marco resident finds bridge jumper at door, alive
• PHOTOS: MICA's Santa and singing
• MARCOPHILES: First-run films and first-rate food at Marco Movies
• Resting place Local funeral home offers services, with Dignity
• Most Collier band students in inauguration parade will miss just one school day
• PHOTOS Whatever happened to? Estates man whose hand was bitten off by alligator
• PHOTOS Cold facts: Farmworkers struggle to eat, pay bills after Florida freezes
• Two Golden Gate men charged with dealing counterfeit Cuban pesos
• Just in time for holidays, Marco couple wins $125,000 bonanza (ya, right)
• What’s cooking at Marco Island Parks & Rec
• Recreational storage center opens on Marco Island
• Collecting clothes for kids: Marco YMCA accepts donations of winter apparel
• PHOTOS: Wildfire consumes 90 acres at Big Cypress
• Church Lady: Christmas spirit at unique VBS for Island youth
• Jones energized about serving your electrical needs
• Ringing in the holidays for the Salvation Army
• Marco Island's Tony Klein and his annual Christmas train
• Holiday wishes: Marco Island’s young and old chime in with funny, heartfelt gift lists
• Holiday trash, recycling schedule; disposal of trees
• Groups offer to help Collier County School Board select next superintendent
• PHOTOS: TBE students build gingerbread houses
• Christian concert at Capri church features Lynda Randle
• PHOTOS Demand up, but Collier charities pleased with community’s holiday response
• PHOTOS: Twinkletown, nearly 1,800 homes, business decorate for annual contest
• MARCOPHILES: Marco’s final essays and the movie theater
• Whatever happened to? The shakeup at Marco Island City Hall POLL
• On the Hook: The fishing trip extraordinaire
• Gardening: Winter weather injures our plants
• Gardening: What the cold means for your plants
• Marco Island's MICMS band entertains with lively versions of Christmas favorites
• It’s Marco Island's Christmas galore store
• $130M Jackson Lab project bond issue gets court date
• New MICMS board gears up for term
• All decked out for Christmas: 11 boats to cruise in annual Marco Island boat parade Saturday
• Ho ho ho, have a holly, jolly jury duty
• Casa Mia hosts a holiday dinner with carolers
• Church Lady: Prayers and plans for Christmas, part 1
• Shop Talk: Marco Polo shines, in ambience and with a great charity project
• Conservation Collier supporters meeting to discuss land preservation program
• PHOTOS: Isles of Capri holiday boat parade
• PHOTOS: Joy of Giving helps 400 families have a Christmas
• PHOTOS: Cold weather doesn't dampen Marco Island Street Parade
• Marco Island 5 Mile Hill Run
• Sink to your death: Agencies do little to ensure motorists escape sinking cars POLLS
• Dennis Thompson demands Collier school district pay him through Aug. 2012
• New digs for Resort Management
• St. Mark’s Episcopal 7th Annual Advent Concert on Sunday
• Cooney, guest singers, to star at Christmas concert
• Music from the past lifts the veil of the present
• VIDEO: Fred Coyle says Jackson lab deal hinges on judge’s opinion, Rick Scott
• Saluting our veterans: Christmas Island Style honors servicemen and women at annual tribute
• Santa, songs and shopping: Local merchants open their doors for Holiday Walk
• Marco homes and businesses light up for the holidays
• Marco Islanders seek the royal treatment for a good cause
• Church Lady: Tantalizing treats at Advent
• Shop Talk: Margarita’s to celebrate new digs, new look, new bar
• Kiwanis helping Abused Women, Children Shelter
• Ribbon cutting celebrates airport expansion project
• Lowe's hires 47 unemployed workers for its new South Naples store
• Officials celebrate completion of Marco Island Airport expansion
• Marco Island charter school supporters threaten lawsuit over delays
• Lifetime achievements celebrated at Marco Island Christmas Gala
• 30 Collier educators recognized with 'Teacher of Distinction' award
• Gardening: Surviving and thriving in the winter months
• Gardening: Protecting your gardens during season
• SW Florida under freeze warning tonight
• Citizen, volunteer of year shine at Marco Island Christmas gala
• Conservancy may ask council to send Key Marco case back to code board
• PHOTOS: Crowds throng Golden Gate Community Park for a snowy day
• VIDEO: Cleaning for a cause: Palmetto Ridge High students adopt canal in Big Cypress Basin
• Chanukah education from JCMI
• Vanderjagt new design winner for Island Style ornament
• Festival of lights
• Fifth grader designs new T-shirt for school
• Shell Club has Christmas sale
• PHOTOS: Christmas Walk and Avenue of Lights kicks off in downtown Naples
• Learn to love reading: Parents attend special program at Tommie Barfield Elementary
• Church Lady: God’s counselors — Oasis Counseling Center ministers Word of God, will host fundraising Gala next Friday
• Marco Island's Christmas tree is up, now let’s light it up
• Resignation requested: Council to discuss board’s future at Monday’s meeting
• Shop Talk: Better business: Marco merchants scratch each others’ backs
• Marco Island's holiday gala recognizes citizen, volunteer of the year
• School District nixes Tract K as potential Marco Charter high school site
• Decorating Marco Island for the holidays
• Season opens strong: Marco Island retailers see increased business over Black Friday weekend
• Marco Island ‘Joy’ ride: Motorcyclists make Christmas merrier for children in need
• In the Know: New Lowe's, Dunkin' Donuts set to open mid-December
• Estates man accused of killing bear for attacking his dog
• Patrons tack dollars onto Marco restaurant wall to protest utility fee
• Collier Schools eye weeklong Thanksgiving break, early start to school year
• Marco Island Inn earns white glove award
• Marco Island's 'In The Round': Are you ready to join a retirement community?
• Musical horse show coming to TBE
• DAR meets Marco Island’s History
• Marcophiles: Kids say the coolest things about Marco
• PHOTOS Santa touches down: Mr. and Mrs. Claus chopper in to Shops of Marco to kick off Christmas season
• PHOTOS An anniversary of art: Marco Island's Artist Colony celebrates first year at Esplanade
• Church Lady: Remembering little angels
• Tia Nielson a fireball fundraiser
• Bazaar at Goodland Boat Ramp
• Naples officials ask legislators to help them ban smoking on beaches
• ‘Everything fine’ on Jolley Bridge construction progress
• Remembering little angels brings peace
• Shop Talk: Some merchants expect business to be up this season
• Sunny outlook for Black Friday: Marco island merchants look forward to strong retail season
• Lego my menorah: Chabad will light unique menorah at Hanukkah festival
• Church Lady: Celebrating the holiday season at area houses of worship
• PHOTO GALLERY: Goals coming true with music festival a success
• Marco Island's sewer director cut as city continues to trim costs
• Fundraiser’s success will make wishes come true
• Santa coming to Shops of Marco on Friday
• Bikers get their motors humming for Joy of Giving
• Diaz does the ‘Right Thing’
• St. Matthew’s talking turkey for Thanksgiving
• “Tornado” gives emergency training opportunity
• Joy of giving in your hands
• Leonard Llewellyn, Marco real estate legend, dies
• ‘Happy Hanukkah’ banners waving again on Marco Island
• Drug, alcohol escapade through Naples in G6 leads to kidnapping charges for Miami man
• Hanukkah not part of Marco Island holiday banners
• Condo craze: Prime Fort Myers riverfront property up for grabs
• The Brownstein Judaica Gift Shop special at JCMI
• The Brownstein Judaica Gift Show at JCMI
• Richard’s Reef starts near the beach and expands to ‘Downtown Marco’
• Island Style having special Chritsmas tree raffle le/l
• Stan’s of Goodland, Wishing Well celebrate anniversary
• Turkey Talk-Line — No minced words
• The ballad of Casey Weston: Popular 17-year-old artist to play Marco Beach Festival
• Christmas comes early with Arturo’s tree lighting on Marco Island
• Physicians warn of ‘Medicare meltdown’ on Dec. 1 if Congress doesn’t act
• WEATHER REPORT: Sunny skies with seasonal temps
• Conservancy sues Key Marco, asks judge to halt landscaping, enforce 1990 conservation easement
• Collier school district needs 223 more teachers to comply with class size amendment
• Marco maintenance workers repairing broken sewer line
• Change of guard: New members sworn in on Collier, Lee school boards
• TECO shifts focus to restoring gas to Collier residents
• Hairball makes for “Purrfect” evening
• Flame burns competitioin in Fall Regatta
• Essay contest, tree campaign, golf fundraiser, lifestyles in the buzz
• Conservancy files administrative appeal against Key Marco
• Take a walk on the wild side: City having Owl Prowl
• Planning Board discusses density options
• City to conduct public survey
• Gas line explosion results in Marriott helping Ritz with laundry
• Knowing what to do in sinking car can mean your life
• Party in the Park
• Tasty deal: Farmworkers get raise, agreement with tomato growers
• Gas outage update: TECO blames Posen Construction for line break
• Staying safe: Fire officials worried about propane, outdoor grills at restaurants
• Southwest Florida business events: Nov. 15-21, 2010
• Landscaping on Indian burial mound reignites legal battle on Key Marco
• Locals to headline first music festival Nov. 20 at Marco Marriot
• Art League’s new director favors inclusion, collaboration in plans for art on the Island
• Poker and a party serve as grand finale for fundraiser
• Planners eye historic board options
• Marco Island hotels not affected by gas line break
• Veterans Day 2010: Taps, tears and remembering those who served
• PHOTOS: Talk turns to politics at MIAAR membership luncheon
• PHOTO GALLERY: Crowd sings, prays, cheers at Veterans Day ceremony
• Marco Island Homeowners hold inaugural meeting
• PHOTOS: Wine, cheese and cupcakes draw Islanders to season-opener party
• PHOTOS: Islander Chris Quinton recounts dangerous nightly missions in Iraq
• SHOP TALK: New Tex-Mex restaurant, life planning and grocery shopping with Rudy
• CHURCH LADY: First Baptist of Marco Island buys radio station and 43-acre Naples property
• PHOTOS: Crowds throng spaghetti dinner at Catholic church
• POLL: High school on Marco Island one step closer to reality
• Marco Island Veterans Day ceremonies on Thursday
• Future House Speaker John Boehner hangs out in Goodland when he's not in Washington
• Love Yoga celebrates grand opening with gifts to the Naples community
• Allegations of paramedic test cheating surface against Collier firefighters again
• Former Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush to headline Marco Town Hall Speaker Series
• PHOTOS: Marco Police Department opens its doors for appreciation day
• MARCOPHILES: Winners announced for “Come to Marco” essay contest
• Poker and a party serve as grand finale for fundraiser
• PHOTOS: Men’s Club hosts veterans picnic and patriotic day
• PHOTOS: Flapjack fundraiser benefits Fire Rescue Foundation
• The Weekend in Photos: See photos from all this weekend's events
• Weekend events: Looking for something to do?
• PHOTOS: Chamber’s speed networking builds relationships — and fast
• Deserted vessel removed from Cape Romano
• Collier County leaders discuss how to maintain top spot as state's healthiest place to live
• CHRISTMAS ISLAND STYLE: Spaghetti dinner, Santa’s arrival, tree lighting
• SHOP TALK: City tackles blight of foreclosure homes, adds more customer service
• CHURCH LADY: 4 Marco churches prepare for Operation Christmas Child
• PHOTOS: Fashion meets fitness at Marco’s Island Trends
• ‘If you don’t try you can only fail’
• Marco Island homeowners mobilize as one voice
• 120 pounds of spaghetti
• Shop Rookery Bay’s party on Sunday
• City tackles blight of foreclosure homes, adds more customer service
• The giving spirit
• Naples woman who died when car crashed into pond lost husband last month
• PHOTOS: Farmers’ Market begins another season
• Collier County School Board: Carroll, Berry, Terry win
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: Frantic search for woman who drove into pond ends with tragic discovery
• Marcophiles: Marco city manager talks payrolls, cutting costs and more
• PHOTOS: Marco council wrestles with seawalls, new fire station and bridge construction
• Educational Arts: TBE art program reinforces math, science and reading
• PHOTOS: Manatee Middle, Boys & Girls Club team up to keep kids in school longer, safe
• Olympian speaking to Lely students
• Hernando Bridge, seawall repairs among Marco Island council topics Monday
• VIDEO/POLL: School leaders do their budget math as class-size amendment goes to a vote
• Still in deep: Gary Pettit may not be diving for the Smithsonian, but he’s still spreading his love for the sea
• Marco man charged with pulling knife following argument
• Olympian speaking to Lely students
• SHOP TALK: Marco's warp speed — New restaurant opens, networking opportunity next week
• PHOTOS: Native birds slaughtered for feathery hat fashions
• PHOTOS: Gypsies invade Esplande’s Art Walk
• Marco doctor who ran for city council charged with assault on wife, teen
• Comcast to prepare for cable TV competition in Collier County
• Former Journeys Academy principal charged with embezzling $350,000
• Marco Island fights excessive force lawsuit
• PHOTO GALLERY: Culture abounds at St. Agnes Festival
• Free bike safety items offered
• Cable TV, advanced medical services on Collier commission agenda Tuesday
• POLL: Property owners by Collier landfill question why their land offer was rejected
• PHOTOS A ‘scary’ social: Y hosts Halloween dance party
• PHOTOS Frightfully fun: Halloween Spooktacular draws biggest crowd everSpooktacular
• PHOTOS Jammin’ to the jazz: Erin’s Isle hosts Christmas Island Style fundraiser
• Marcophiles: Answer to Marco city financial strains — naming rights
• MUG SHOT: Woman's attempt to land job ends with friend in jail, police say
• VIDEO: 57-year-old man id'd in fatal motorcycle crash on Collier Boulevard
• Wife fires several rounds before husband’s East Naples battery arrest, deputies say
• Naples, Marco condos battle QBE Insurance over millions in 2005 Wilma damages
• Painting the town leads to arrest of painted woman, Naples police say
• PHOTOS/VIDEO: Five years later: ‘Devastating’ Wilma hit Chokoloskee the hardest
• PHOTOS Historic Everglades City Hall a town bedrock after Wilma repairs
• PHOTOS Wilma landfall: Ecosystem struggles to recover, dome home may move
• Collier United Way increases goal, cites improving economy
• Marco Island parents, teachers discuss ways to protect children from Internet dangers
• East Naples woman practicing dentistry out of her garage will serve year in jail
• Kappy Kirk, mother, matriarch, dies
• Settlement with Christian group over bible distribution opens door for other materials in Collier schools
• Collier School District Superintendent search likely left to post-election board
• Islander Jon Arceri among oldest first-year law students
• Marco Island political group holds mock election caucus
• PHOTOS: After Five at Erin’s Isle draws a crowd
• Collier School Board delays decision on Marco Academy charter school
• Tales of swinging, domestic abuse surround East Naples murder-suicide
• Clubs were a swingin’ for Marco Island's Christmas Island Style
• Shop Talk: Men's duds cozy up to women’s wear at local store
• PHOTOS: Judge S.S. Jolley gets expansion beams installed
• Marco Island celebrates: Countdown to Halloween begins Saturday
• PHOTOS Partying in pink on Marco Island: Ladies boogie for breast cancer at Spa La La
• Marcophiles: Great start for ‘Come to Marco’ essay contest
• Under heat from restaurants, Marco Island moves to consider impact fee moratorium
• Collier County to consider increased tourist tax, year-round advertising
• Local docs rock for charity
• Collier School Board candidates: What’s next in replacing Dennis Thompson
• Marco Island restaurants may be served up a savings on impact fees
• Marco Island Planning Board to conduct public survey
• Motorcyclist suffers head injury in Marco Island crash
• Creative solutions: Math just got a little easier at Marco Island's TBE
• Christmas Island Style events kick off Saturday
• B-I-N-G-O: Alice Palys loves the game so much, she’s never missed in 12 years
• Church Lady: Churches plan safe, fun Halloween event for community
• Shop Talk: Write a ‘Come to Marco’ essay, win a savings bond
• Marco’s dry season aquifer creates quite a big bubble
• Marcophiles: Marco gets its own ‘world series’ of speakers
• 3 beached manatees on Tigertail Beach safely back in the water
• Bargin hunters: Thrifty was the game plan at Saturday’s event
• To fortify the hungry: Island volunteers pack meals for Harry Chapin Food Bank
• Local firm lands $6 million contract to build Marco airport taxiway
• Tommie Barfield Elementary to host cyber safety event
• Found treasure? Missing pirate discovered near Keewaydin Island
• Owl Prowl on Thursday
• Tests show drinking water quality concerns at two Golden Gate Estates schools
• Collier commission to consider Jackson Lab bond issue, hear project update
• POLL Florida weighs reinstating bear hunting, hearing this week in Naples
• Osprey nest helping scout gain Eagle status
• PHOTOS Day in the life: Stimulus money puts Jolley Bridge crew back to work
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: FWC investigates after panther growls at Estates resident
• PHOTO GALLERY: Simulations help students learn about disabilities
• More than 100 attend meeting about proposed overpass at U.S. 41/Collier Blvd.
• Sea turtles rescued from oil spill released in Southwest Florida
• Forme du Femme: Marco Art League supports breast cancer awareness with special exhibit
• Church Lady: A scavenger hunt, kids, dogs and the gospel
• Shop Talk: Economy takes a bite out of Pampered Paws
• Eye on the pie: Italian Deli creates authentic New York-style pizza
• Stroller Boot Camp benefits moms and babies
• PHOTOS Blessing of the Animals: St. Mark’s hosts service for four-legged friends
• PHOTOS: Art and wine converge at Arturo's
• Golden Gate woman accused of yelling obscenities at pre-school kids
• Marco Island branch manager promotion
• Marco Island Art League announces new executive director
• Federal lawsuit filed against Marco police claiming excessive force during arrest
• Lely hosts major band tournament
• Public meeting Thursday: Overpass considered for U.S. 41 & Collier Boulevard exchange
• PHOTOS: Simchat Torah at the Jewish Congregation of Marco Island
• Marcophiles: The Marco Chamber’s high stakes sandbox
• Lovely Art: Iberia Bank fashions itself as a mini Marco art gallery
• PHOTO GALLERY: Callahan named Christmas Island Style Ornament Design winner
• Marco charter high school controversy turns back to Lely High scenario
• Waterways developer faces $30 million foreclosure on several Naples-area projects
• Update/ Photo: Collier deputies found Golden Gate woman reported missing
• PHOTOS Agencies helping home-bound seniors struggle to find volunteer drivers
• Coast Guard rescues four stranded boaters off Marco Island
• POLLS Voters not likely to get a say whether Marco Island gets a charter high school
• Naples-based TIB Financial Corp. closes $175 million investment deal
• Estates man gets 3 years for growing $150,000 worth of marijuana
• PHOTOS: Hurricane Ball blowns into town
• Marco Island: Edible delights
• Collier libraries now charging people who aren’t residents for computer use
• Hiding in the closet: Deputies find 2 men and bag of guns
• Proposal to raise several Marco Island fees angers some in business community
• PHOTOS: Teens socialize at Mackle Park
• Lowe's set to open soon in south Collier, provide 175 jobs
• Church Lady: Lely students see each other at the pole
• Shop Talk: Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! But what airline?
• Algae bloom diminishes, moves toward Marco Island
• Price to launch boats in Collier County going up
• Injured bear found in Golden Gate Estates euthanized
• Jean, Castillo head Lely Homecoming Court
• PHOTO GALLERY: ‘Sand’ dollars: Chamber starts grassroots campaign to promote Marco
• Connie Mack speaks of freedom with Marco police foundation
• Goodland boat ramp to close temporarily starting Wednesday
• Marco Island Fire Rescue respond to attic fire
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: Injured bear rescued from Golden Gate Estates backyard
• POLL Rep. Mack opposes lifting Cuba travel ban, challenger Roach open to negotiate
• Tropical system could affect Southwest Florida by Wednesday
• Volunteering Filbin’s way of paying back
• Looking Back: Historical photos, postcards from Naples
• Ask SCORE: Satisfied employees yield satisfied customers
• Police Beat: Sept. 26, 2010
• Woman faints at Blue Martini
• PHOTOS: More than 1,000 enjoy National Estuaries Day at Rookery Bay
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: Marco Island beaches receive cleanup makeover
• Marco Island man charged with assaulting grandmother for prescription drugs
• Collier deputies: Boyfriend’s desire to bathe baby leads to battery arrest for East Naples wom
• Immokalee man charged with battery on pregnant wife
• Marco Island couple charged with child neglect when officers find drugs, rotting food in home
• East Naples man charged with molesting girl at sleep-over, babysitting job
• UPDATED: East Naples teen charged in shooting death of mother
• Tough loss: Teens killed in crash remembered at Lely, Golden Gate football
• Marco Island may join other agencies in offering preference to local companies
• Marco Island schools offer healthy eating choices
• Igniting a fire in Marco’s art community
• Controversial revote for Lely High School homecoming court provides similar results
• Collier commissioners approve budget that should lower taxes for most homeowners
• Judge rules Marco Island man in prison for mortgage fraud won’t have to pay restitution
• Collier deputies search for missing East Naples man
• Collier EDC honors local business during Florida Industry Appreciation Week
• Marco Chamber: 'See You in the Sand' event slated for Tuesday
• Shop Talk: Trees in our park courtesy of taxpayers around the nation
• Church Lady: A simple church on Marco
• Veterans get small memorial at Marco Island’s Veterans’ Community Park
• East Naples man accused of whacking son with knife when he quit working
• Marco Art League gains financial strength, director search continues
• ‘Spending Revolt’ bus stops in Naples to raise awareness about government spending
• PHOTOS: MacDill soldiers catch the big one: Local guides donate time for first-ever fishing tourname
• It’s a new day at the Marco Y
• Water rate hike and road issues have Goodland residents concerned
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: Two teens who died in Alligator Alley crash mourned at Lely, Golden Gate high schools
• PHOTOS: 'Wimpy Kid' fun and games galore
• Marcophiles: Perfecting punctuation and discount shopping
• Marco Island approves 5 percent tax rate increase, limits oil spill reserves
• Alligator Alley crash kills 2 Naples teenagers
• Looking Back: More classic photos of Naples landmarks
• POLL Lack of fire hydrants hampering firefighters in some areas of Collier
• Key Marco feud still simmers for city, Conservancy as group seeks landscaping permit
• Protecting the innocent: Guardian ad litems help vulnerable children in court
• Environmental study for I-75/Everglades Blvd. interchange draws ire before it begins
• Unemployment in August grows in Lee, Collier
• Marco City Council: Final approval on tax increase may come Monday
• Commissioner Donna Fiala discusses Jackson Labs at Marco Kiwanis
• Snook seminar: You can catch them, you just can’t keep them
• From Russia with love: Island visitor cooks up authentic foods for friends
• All for charity: Half-priced diamonds up for auction at special Marco Island fundraiser
• POLL: Group opposes proposed Marco charter high school during Collier School Board meeting
• Fire alarm temporarily closes Marco Island Starbucks
• PHOTOS: Suspect in East Naples killing denies involvement
• Woman charged in Marco Island stabbing
• Amigo’s to close, new deli to open
• Tag sale: One woman’s massive clothing collection raised thousands of dollars for MICMS, and i
• PHOTOS: Realtors hold annual luncheon
• YMCA ready to unveil their new look
• Rejected: Mail-in ballot referendum proposal for Jackson Lab fails
• Algae bloom causing discoloring in water along North Naples beaches
• VIDEOS/PHOTOS: Strange lights off Southwest Florida’s coast part of military training, officia
• New vote on water rates makes dollars and cents for homeowners
• Shop Talk: Charity work, a new eatery and early holidays on Marco
• Heidi Wright: Marco’s creative conglomerate
• Church Lady: A basketfull of bargains, with spirit and love
• Is the truth out there? Southwest Florida weighs in on Tuesday night lights off coast
• Stinger: Jellyfish season arrives along Gulf Coast, a real pain for beachgoers
• Suddenly closed Step By Step day-care in Golden Gate sued for default, creditors lining up
• Marco Island bike run raises $9,400 to help stricken child
• Marcophiles: Good eating, golf score and birthdays
• Emotions run high at 9/11 Remembrance Luncheon
• Looking Back: More classic photos, postcards and ads from Naples
• PHOTOS/POLLS Candidate wants uniforms required at all Collier public schools
• A call to service: Veterans reflect on post-9/11 patriotism
• PHOTOS $25 million Jolley Bridge parallel span work rises above water
• Grants give Tommie Barfield teachers a creative start
• PHOTOS: Media and tourism day at Rookery Bay offers a peek at what the reserve has to offer
• Marco Island cuts $500,000 from budget, sets 10 percent tax rate increase
• Marco's New Life Community Church granted permission to expand
• Swamped with history: Author speaks to Historical Society on the Fakahatchee Strand
• Church Lady: Changes at San Marco Catholic Church
• Shop Talk: Zumba rocks Nacho Mamas — A hint of things to come
• No new trucks, hydrants for Marco Island, council to study issue further
• Marco cuts $500,000 from budget, sets 10 percent tax rate increase
• $1 adds up to a big donation: Proceeds from IberiaBank’s Shred Party benefit Vitas Hospice Cha
• Island Montessori announces plans for growth
• Collier school district, local Christian group reach agreement about bible distribution
• Marco Island Historical Museum nabs city cash for exhibits
• Marco Island Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Marcophiles: Marco Players holding auditions for upcoming productions
• Marco Kiwanians attend convention, open a new season of helping kids
• Marco Historical Museum awaits replacement tiles for Arsenault wall
• PHOTOS East Naples military civilian injured in Afghanistan now aiding Navy in Italy
• Dramatic drop in deer population closing part of Big Cypress hunting season
• Southwest Florida business events: Sept. 6-12, 2010
• Marco resident takes on federal government, wins records lawsuit
• California man causes ruckus at two Marco Island resorts, police say
• Police Beat: Sept. 5, 2010
• Not suspicious: Authorities rule out arson in overnight Golden Gate city house fire
• PHOTOS Labor Day tourism for Collier, Lee relies heavily on Florida travelers
• 2 new firefighters, more hydrants and a tanker will solve Island’s problem, says fire chief
• PHOTOS: Island Dance Academy offers a season of new routines, expands studio
• Resident will petition Collier commissioners to approve mail-in ballot referendum for Jackson Lab
• Collier school officials call on parents to spread word about need for class size amendment
• PHOTOS Time to speak up: Collier schools have public hearing on class sizes
• Not in my backyard: Opposition to location may not prevent Marco Island’s proposed charter hig
• Guest Column: Marco VFW nets $10,000 from private donation
• Church Lady: Conference to convey word of God in native tongue
• Shop Talk: Shopping sales, microbrewery and the Key Marco Cat
• Raiford Starke: He blows the doors off the bar
• Plea deal: Father of daughter killed in hot car gets probation
• Collier County gets $5.5M grant for long awaited Marco Island taxiway
• Neighbor's dog kills Chihuahua in front of owner in Golden Gate Estates
• ‘Shred concert’ at Iberia: Bank event adds music to document disposal
• Truck crashes into Fiddler’s Creek lake
• PHOTOS: Everglades City holds candlelight vigil to combat drug abuse
• PHOTOS: Sons & Daughters of Erin celebrate midway point to St. Patrick’s Day
• Fire ax: Region’s fire departments eye staff cuts to balance budget
• CCSO: Man taken to hospital after possible drowning in East Naples pool
• POLL National search for new Collier superintendent could cost up to $25,000
• Former Collier County Commissioner John Pistor dies
• PHOTOS: Leadership Marco — The Class of 2010, Part 3
• PHOTOS: CERT training: Simulated tornado provides genuine lessons
• PHOTOS: Cancer survivors Beach Bash: Teams sign up for 2011 Relay for Life
• Next step for Collier’s new FEMA flood maps is appeal process for residents
• Church Lady: Celebrate Jewish High Holy Days at JCMI
• Black cat population is booming on Marco
• Baby sea turtles find safe shores on Marco
• VIDEO: Luck be a lady: East Naples woman talks about $1 million scratch-off
• Investigators look for connection among four recent fires in Estates neighborhood
• There’s a pot ’o gold at O’ Donoghue’s this Sunday
• Shop Talk: From cars to Subway: A fresh start at the ‘eat fresh’ place
• Choices: Why people smoke and why it’s so hard to quit
• PHOTOS: Rick Scott defeats Bill McCollum in Florida GOP governor primary
• POLL: Sheriff: Collier crime down 3.4 percent in first six months
• Goodland native plans to open karate club on Marco Island
• Tracy Gudgel captures third People’s Choice
• POLL: School district, local Christian group hoping to resolve Bible distribution dispute
• Marcophiles: An aerial tour
• East Naples golf course project, 690 acres, goes to public auction Monday
• POLL Collier School Board candidates evaluate how to replace Dennis Thompson
• Supplies and demand a lesson for parents, students as school year starts
• Share your first day of school photos
• PHOTOS: Leadership Marco — The Class of 2010, Part 2
• PHOTOS: It's back to school time!
• Traffic will likely be heavy Monday, drivers urged to be aware
• Coffee & Community takes over Nordstrom at Waterside Shops on September 22
• Rambosk stays afloat in one of four boats built by Collier Sheriff’s Office’s summer you
• VIDEO: Marco homes built too far from fire hydrants
• PHOTOS: Tommie Barfield Elementary Open House
• POLL: Collier School Board candidates size up class-size amendment differently
• Goodland Boat Park officially opens, garners community support
• POLL: Collier School Board agrees to review scheduling of football games on Jewish holidays
• School bells: Shots, insurance are health needs before school starts Monday
• Flood of information: FEMA meeting brings good news for much of Marco
• Marco Island welcomes a fresh group of teachers
• City debates fire hydrants and water trucks for public safety
• PHOTOS: Conversation over cocktails at Chamber After Five
• What's Your Y Story? Keith Dameron: Naked swimming at the Y makes for fond memories
• Leadership Marco: The class of 2010, part 1
• Front row parking for hybrids at City Hall
• Housewert always exploring his creative side
• PHOTOS: Leadership Marco alumni step out at Guy Harvey’s
• Goodland Boat Park opens Friday
• LIVE VIDEO/CHAT: Collier School Board meeting to discuss Superintendent Dennis Thompson's contr
• Marco Island CRA delayed, but not denied
• NCH CEO: Volunteers may catch the health bug
• 10 Southwest Florida businesses cited for selling alcohol to underage drinkers
• Marco Island businesses now required to recycle
• No change for utility rate structure, for now
• City debates fire hydrants and water trucks for public safety
• VIDEO: Panther kills family's pregnant donkey, terrorizes Naples neighborhood
• Marco gives interim city manager Jim Riviere permanent job
• Southwest Florida business events Aug. 16-22, 2010
• Southwest Florida suffering rash of bed bugs
• New Collier flood maps rolling out, tide of anger rising in Golden Gate Estates
• Oil spill from half-sunken Marco Island barge being investigated
• Golden Gate neighbors stunned by 63-year-old’s arrest in Lee robberies
• Hundreds of area agencies stand to lose nonprofit IRS tax status, taxpayer groups included
• Marco Planning Board considers request for mausoleum, seawall issue
• Big laughs: Capt. Brien's and Off the Hook celebrate 10 years
• Everglades/U.S. Sugar deal will benefit Southwest Florida, advocates say
• Collier School Board delivers Dennis Thompson’s review, will decide his future next week
• POLL: Collier School Board agrees to discuss rescheduling football games for major Jewish holiday
• Curse! It’s Friday the 13th
• BP stops paying tourism claims on lower Gulf Coast, angering hoteliers
• Celebrating artists: Professional singer shares a few notes with Tommie Barfield Elementary students
• Church Lady: Sacred Places, part 2 — Island churches create tranquil settings for prayer, refl
• DVD dilemma: Online rentals, stand-alone machines don’t replace sage advice from Video Showcas
• Shop Talk: Marco’s new brew crew on schedule
• Marco Planning Board to consider long-standing issues from construction chaos to eternal rest
• School Board members turn in Thompson's evaluations: Much room to improve
• Chat archive: Collier Superintendent Dennis Thompson's evaluation
• Bald eagles on Marco key to species’ recovery
• Fight, claw, kick — Women’s self-defense classes come to Marco Island
• Island Kidz lauches school uniform recycling program
• YOUR SCHOOLS: District reminds parents that there will be no school for students who don’t hav
• Jobs key issue in Florida House 112 race; one of five candidates still in limbo
• Goin’ crazy — Birthday bash attracts Marco Islanders looking for a good time
• Water line break causes boil water notice on Marco Island
• Southwest Florida business briefs, Aug. 8, 2010
• Southwest Florida business events Aug. 9-15, 2010
• VIDEO: Some Collier fishermen catch a BP claims check; others waiting for a bite
• Collier Sheriff's officials: Bones found in state park yet to be identified
• PHOTOS: Marco Island says farewell to Mike Minozzi at funeral
• Where and when you can vote early in Collier and Lee counties
• Collier School Board wants own attorney at Superintendent Thompson’s evaluation
• Already decided? Early voting starts Monday in Collier, Lee
• School grades: Collier, Lee get 'A's' from state education
• Shop Talk: Mystery tent found on Marco
• PHOTOS: Bargain Basket expands operation, buys vacant building
• Incumbent, ex-principal, businessman battle for Collier School Board seat
• PHOTOS: Marco Island says farewell to Mike Minozzi at funeral
• Three ‘outsiders’ hope to have inside track on Collier School Board seat
• Superintendent Dennis Thompson’s future an issue in School Board District 3 race
• Florida’s cattle conflict reviewed at Marco museum talk
• Marco police donate school supplies to abused children
• Mike Minozzi, former Marco Island council member, dies after cancer battle
• Galiana named City recreation supervisor
• Dealing with foreclosures: Marco Island creates position to handle problems
• Church Lady: Campers stage “Alice in Wonderland”
• VIDEO: Deer shot with arrow near Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary raises permit concern
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: National Night Out helps Collier deputies prevent crime, build partnerships
• Italian food, Italian song – Opera lovers turn out for Pasta and Puccini at Casa Mia
• Marcophiles: Changes in leg wear at City Hall and around town
• PHOTOS: Y summer camp ends with a ‘Blast’
• PHOTOS: Drink up! Happy Hour benefits Gulf of Mexico oil spill relief
• Marco Island looks to increase taxes by 20 percent, beef up reserves
• PHOTOS: Bald eagles on Tract K leads group to push for November referendum
• Dangerous intersections: Most Marco Island accidents aren’t happening on the streets
• Mangroves die off from blocked colverts; private donors raise money to clean up muck
• City plagued by debt; audit reveals potential cash flow problems
• Island restaurants lead rally to help family after tragedy
• Art Walk at the Artist Colony: Marco artists show their work all around the Esplanade
• Collier School Board candidates get money from teachers, Realtors, lawyers
• POLL Marco Island’s interim manager Jim Riviere may stay on
• Do the math: It’s tax rate, budget day Thursday for Collier, Lee school boards
• Profile: Collier School Board candidate Kathleen Ryan touts qualifications
• POLL Fear, intimidation by Thompson’s leadership at issue in Collier School Board race
• Crime down on Marco Island, historically low number of violent crime doubles
• Acupuncture devotees reap benefits of ancient practice
• Collier asks state for $750K in BP money to advertise its oil-free beaches
• Some citizen concern, but Marco police taking challenges in stride
• Marcophiles: Local couple brings home another national dancing prize
• Ninety minutes in Neverland: Theater Camp for Kids stages ‘Peter Pan’
• Southwest Florida business events July 26-Aug. 1, 2010
• Collier County government’s debt one of highest per person in Florida
• State Farm sheds 125,000 Florida homeowner policies, some in Collier, Lee
• Profile: Collier School Board candidate Eric Cox wants district to be No. 1
• POLL: Study calling for later high school start times fuels debate in Collier, Lee
• Collier School Board candidates sound off on ‘kick a Jew day’ at forum
• Marco woman takes to the streets to raise funds to fight breast cancer
• Rubio blames Obama policies for slow job growth during Marco visit
• Marco Council approves linear park trail
• 84-year-old Marco woman who was hit by a car dies from injuries
• Dry days ahead: Collier, Lee counties at 'extreme risk' for water shortage
• PHOTOS: Birds get boost from Facebook friends who compile video that benefits injured gulf birds
• VIDEO: Collier School District could join suit against Legislature over class size amendment
• Marco bank hosts meeting on water costs
• Church Lady: San Marco Catholic Church invests in some ‘Funtime’
• Shop Talk: Polings are top docs
• Committee recommends funding option for Jackson Lab but says economic viability of project can&rsquo
• PHOTOS Final flea: Big Cypress Marketplace closing doors Aug. 1
• Marco bank hosts meeting on utility costs
• Crowd jams Sunburst Cafe for July Coffee & Community event
• Casa Mia Italian Steakhouse and Opera Naples presents “Pasta and Puccini” opera dinner t
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Marco
• Rock the boats: Officials remove abandoned vessels in area waters
• School Board candidates on Marco Island: Discussion ranges from diversity to Tract K and proposed ch
• Southwest Florida boating industry rides waves of tough economy, stays afloat
• New Sailing Club is Southwest Florida's Best Getaway
• www.RealEstateAndVacations.com comes to Marco Island, Florida

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