A few years ago, a friend of mine spent New Year’s Eve in Rome. He was warned by staff at his hotel not to be out on the streets at midnight because the custom in Rome was to throw everything that ...
Buttonwood is a favorite native, grown as a multi-trunk shrub or in standard tree form, and comes in both a green variety ...
Ding’ Darling never let a holiday pass without reminding his readers of the reason for that holiday,” wrote Christopher “Kip” ...
Impress your guests by serving them this delicious and colorful appetizer that is pleasing not only to the eye, but to the palate as well. Easy to prepare and delicious, it will leave you wanting to ...
Serving as your Supervisor of Elections has been a profound honor and a privilege. However, after nearly a decade in office, ...
An educator of 25 years was surprised at school last week when she was named Teacher of the Year for the School District of ...
Tickets are open for a fundraiser to support the preservation and sharing of Sanibel’s history. The Sanibel Historical Museum ...
Teddy Majeski, 9, of Rye, New York, found three alphabet cones on Nov. 26 while kayaking near Blind Pass on Captiva. Jane Majeski reported that her grandson was visiting them for the Thanksgiving ...
The Captiva Island Historical Society (CIHS) is set to host its next program of the season. “Creativity and the Art of History” will be held on Jan. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the Captiva Civic Center on ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to strip the protections from millions of acres of wetlands under ...
Lori Fanning, of Sanibel, found a cabrit murex on Dec. 7 near Blind Pass on Captiva. She reported that she has never found ...
The city of Sanibel mourns the loss of former mayor Nola Theiss, who died on Dec. 18. She was 77. “Nola Theiss was a ...
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