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Hula-hoop teams and supporters gathered in Naples Cambier Park to get prepared for Whirl ‘n Twirl, a fundraiser to benefit the nonprofit Naples Alliance for Children. The inaugural hula hoop-a-thon is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 15 from 9 a.m. to noon in Cambier Park. To learn more or register a team, visit www.napleschild.org or call 239-513-7990. During Whirl ‘n Twirl, each team will receive one hula hoop that must be kept in motion all morning. Pledges collected by the teams will help Naples Alliance for Children provide and expand its programs for the health, education and wellbeing of children and families in Collier County. In this photo are, from left to right, Marie Barnett, Myra Shapiro and Leandra Harrison.

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Sheriff’s Office launches ‘Stuff The Cuffs’ holiday food drive

The Collier County Sheriff’s Office is inviting the community to participate in its “Stuff The Cuffs” holiday food drive benefiting the Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest .

The drive started Nov. 3 and will go through Thursday, Nov. 20. Drive participants will place their donations into receptacles adorned with an oversized pair of mock handcuffs. Canned and other nonperishable food items are being accepted.

Community members may drop off their donations in the main lobby of the Sheriff’s Office administration building, 3319 U.S. 41 E., East Naples. Agency members will find receptacles at the Naples Jail Center, the second-floor break room in the administration building and at the agency’s facility at 2373 Horseshoe Drive, Naples.

For additional information about or to contribute financially to the Harry Chapin Food Bank, contact 239-334-7007 or go to www.harrychapinfoodbank.org.

Chamber to present 11th Annual Distinguished Public Service Awards

The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, in association with the Naples Daily News, will present the 2014 Distinguished Public Service Awards at 7:30 a.m. Nov. 12 at the Hilton Naples. This year’s recipients are: Lieutenant George Welch, Collier County Sheriff’s Office (Law Enforcement); Lieutenant Isabelle Favier, Company Officer Firefighter Paramedic, Collier County EMS (Emergency Medical Service); Captain Tom Bogan, City of Marco Island Fire Rescue Department (Fire Service); James French, Deputy Administrator, Collier County Growth Management Division (Excellence in Public Service); Paul E. Mattausch, Direct, Northeast Facility Integration , Collier County Public Utilities Division (Excellence in Public Service).

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Public Schools’ first-ever Virtual Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, Nov. 13 from 6 to 7 p.m. The meeting will take place at the MLK School Administrative Center (5775 Osceola Trail, Naples) with telecast locations at Immokalee Technical Center (508 North 9th Street, Immokalee) and Everglades City School (415 School Drive, Everglades City).

The meeting will focus on early childhood education. Patton, along with six panelists, will be on hand to discuss topics such as kindergarten readiness and oral language Greg Kahn/Staff development. Those in attendance at all locations will have the chance to ask questions of the panel. To submit your questions ahead of time, visit www.collierschools.com and click on “Virtual Town Hall Meeting” in the District Views area.

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Stacy’s Golden Hanger is a special occasion store for all ages, girls, teens, adults and boys. They specialize in custom and ready to wear special occasion clothes.

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We are unique from other stores because we specialize in custom clothes. We are the only store in this area to provide custom clothes.

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What is unique about having a business in Southwest Florida?

Owning a business in Southwest Florida is unique because we are in a growth area where more and more families are moving. There is a need for special occasion clothes to cater to prom, homecoming, sweet 16 and bat and bar mitzvah events.

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If someone gave me a million dollars to improve my business, I would put money toward public relations to help promote my business. I would also organize more fashion shows and donate a percentage to charities.

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What type of work experience or training was required to run your business?

I grew up in the retail business. My grandmother and my mother both owned a retail store, and I joined them on buying trips. I also worked in retail when I was attending high school and graduate school.

If you would like to nominate yourself or someone for a business profile, please email news@naplesnews.com. Include the business owner’s name and title, place of business and contact information including phone number and email address. Or you can fill out a form on www.naplesnews.com/participate.

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But hold on, because here’s a surprise that nobody expected, least of all the bears: It turns out that their earlier swim now brings bears to shore right in the middle of snow goose breeding season, where eggs and young geese now fill a new, abundant feeding niche for hungry polar bears.

Good news for the bears, but bad news for the 75,000 pairs of snow geese who are easy pickings in the Cape Churchill area and whose ability to reproduce will be curtailed, right?

But hold on again, says Hudson Bay Project’s Dr. Robert H. Rockwell, who has studied the area’s snow geese for a half-century. It seems snow goose populations have swelled tenfold in that time — from 1.5 million in the 1960’s to about 15 million now. Those over-abundant geese have depleted their salt-marsh winter feeding grounds in the southern US, where they traditionally fed on spartina (also called salt hay or salt meadow seagrass), stripping the marshes to bare mud. The overgrazing of super-abundant geese is bad news for every creature who calls salt marsh home.

In order to survive, all those geese have expanded their feeding range to include crops such as rice, corn, wheat and soybeans, which is bad news for farmers.

So — hold on, my scorecard is getting crowded — melting ice is bad for seal-hungry bears (but probably good for seals), but then turns into good news for goosehungry bears (but probably bad for geese), which turns out to be good news for salt marshes and crops and every species that depends on them if the bears can limit the proliferation of geese — which, in the long run, will probably benefit the geese, too.

I realize that any writer using the words “good news” and “global warming” in the same sentence is asking to be branded with the scarlet D (for denial) on his forehead, so

let me hasten to say: I believe that global warming is real, that it is probably caused primarily by humans, and that it will bring drastic changes to our planet, much of it bad.

But it’s also true that we Americans are bad-news junkies. No TV executive ever lost his job by betting on gloom-and-doom programming like Nancy Grace, Dr. Phil, CNN or Fox News.

If you need proof of our hunger for horror, tune in to the first few minutes of any network nightly news show, where programming follows the motto: “If it bleeds, it leads.”

Oh, there are good-news stories out there today — even ones about global warming — but they are buried.

Or hidden. Or axed from the final edition for fear of being branded with that big D. Because in the world of journalism, bad news travels halfway around the world while good news is still lacing up its boots. In the absence of genuine disaster news, we invent some Armageddon-or-other to wash the taste of good news from our mouths, as we did with Y2K at the end of the quiet, peaceful, prosperous 90’s. Or all that Mayan calendar nonsense two years ago. Or the ongoing and endless Nostradamus watch.

Conspiracy theorists might say that global warming is a similar boondoggle cooked up by the media to sell papers, magazines and advertising space, or even to push some kind of liberal agenda. It isn’t. Global warming is real. It will have real consequences. Many — but not all — of those consequences will be harmful.

And it is those most woeful tales that will have the strongest legs, because when it comes to Americans and our relationship with news, we don’t feel good unless it makes us feel bad.

But that doesn’t mean that global warming won’t also bring positive changes — even if you have to turn well past the front page to find them.

Because of climate change, Canadian caribou herds are growing. Endangered Florida manatees are making a comeback. Species-rich mangroves are expanding their range. Once-frozen shipping lanes are opening. Fields once barren of warm-weather crops are being planted.

Lands previously buried by ice are yielding their precious resources, like gold, silver, copper and oil.

Where church and state are not one If you’re an old timer here, you may recall Howard Simon, executive director of the Florida chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

Back when this town was getting started, most news stories about Ave Maria What’s Up carried at least one saberAve Maria rattling quote from him regarding Constitutional PATRICIA improprieties that never, SETTE in fact, materialized.

Simon was back in the news last month, when a Barron Collier High School choral concert scheduled for Oct. 28 was canceled last minute. The reason given was lack of proper paperwork, but concerns that a public school activity would be held in Moorings Presbyterian Church clearly played a role.

Moorings Presbyterian is where Tim McDonnell, music director of Ave Maria University (AMU), holds many of his choral concerts; he likes Moorings because it’s a great venue and the price is right. Todd Peterson, director of Barron Collier High School’s chorus, sees it that way too. But Simon views the matter through a single lens: If the venue is a church, a public school chorus can’t sing there, and that’s that.

Just thinking about the ACLU rekindled memories of the days when our town was routinely depicted in national media as a place only a 15th century theocrat like Savonarola could love. The more sensational stories stopped just shy of suggesting AMU’s founder Tom Monaghan was building an immense library for the sole purpose of one day burning all the books.

“Ave Maria: Where Church and State Are One” ran the Chyron text below a Good Morning America story on Ave Maria in 2007. “Catholic Town USA,” proclaimed NBC. Is it any surprise every reporter writing about Ave Maria seemed to have Simon on speed dial?

Of course, even before those Chyrons were scrolling, Monaghan had tried to retract — repeatedly — his well-known comment about controlling cable TV, banning birth control and so forth.

But too late. The national media, giddy as if a misspelled “potatoe” had been tossed in their laps, were soon accosting residents here, demanding to know how they could survive without porn and strip joints on their main at street, even though most towns in America don’t have porn and strip joints on their main streets.

Monaghan’s back pedaling left Simon unconvinced. “That’s what he’s saying now, after having gotten some legal advice,” he told one interviewer on MSNBC, as if attorneys would advise Monaghan it’s perfectly fine to subvert the Constitution as long as you say you won’t.

When the local Publix supermarket didn’t stock birth control on its shelves, Simon called it “another building block in moving toward a picture of a community where the laws reflect religious beliefs,” despite the fact that most Publix supermarkets the size of Ave Maria’s don’t, in fact, stock birth control. (I think the ACLU was unimpressed that our Publix stocks matzo ball soup and will sell you a salami sandwich on Friday.)

Meanwhile, it was a lesson in exponential multiplication to see how an error in one report on Ave Maria would be replicated in other news stories. But I guess the recent well-publicized drinking fracas here has at least lain to rest the claim that we’re a dry town.

The ACLU never did sue, as it once threatened it might. Yet to this day, many believe that in Ave Maria, church and state are one. Can Simon issue an all clear, at least for the moment? I’m not holding my breath. There’s probably about as much chance of that as there is of Good Morning America running an updated, accurate story with a revised Chyron.

More stories and other information about Ave Maria can be found in The Ave Herald (www.aveherald.com) which Patricia publishes along with her husband, David Shnaider.

it was a lesson in exponential multiplication to see how an error in one report on Ave Maria would be replicated in other news stories.

The temperature data gathered from our past is all but indisputable: our planet is warming. Still, it is astounding how many straight-line predictions of dire future effects — presented as slam-dunk “do the math” no-brainers by top scientists — stubbornly refuse to behave as they are supposed to.

Bears deprived of seals on melting ice are supposed to starve and die. But they don’t. They find another way to eat — and thereby thin out overbreeding geese, which benefits salt marsh environments, southern grain farmers, and even the geese.

Algae, which consume planet-warming carbon dioxide, are not supposed to keep up with man’s pollution output. And yet, because they are capable of breeding hundreds of generations in a single year, some algae are evolving fast enough to absorb more carbon dioxide than scientists gave them credit for.

Hurricanes, which find an ideal spawning ground over warm sea water, should be most abundant in the warmest-ever past decade. And yet Atlantic hurricanes have been surprisingly quiet since 2005. This 2014 season — the warmest year on record — recorded the fewest storms in more than 30 years. In fact, according to the National Hurricane Center’s decade-by-decade records dating back to 1851, the number of Atlantic hurricanes striking the mainland U.S. has been below average each decade since the 1940’s.

Who knows why bears, algae and hurricanes behave as they do?

Ask Hudson Bay Project’s Dr. Rockwell: “You get all these nonlinear kinds of things, which make it very hard to understand,” he says. “The system is a lot more complicated than anybody thought.”

And even though it’s unlikely to hit the front page, maybe there is some good news in that complexity.

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Not perfection, but ‘Body Awareness’ produces many good things There are many things to like about “Body Awareness,” the play by Annie Baker being presented

by Gulfshore Playhouse through this weekend.

The set by Ken Goldstein once more shows the magic that can be worked in a Curtain Up! small space. The direction

by Cody Nickell is surefooted and unobtrusive.

BILL There are many truly O’NEILL funny moments. The plot, the situation and the characters are interesting.

The themes are intriguing. The acting is wonderful. It is a pleasure simply to see Gulfshore Playhouse presenting a relatively unknown early play by a playwright who has become more important in the years since writing “Body Awareness.”

This play revolves around the family of a same-sex couple, Joyce, Phyllis and Joyce’s son Jared. Joyce is a high school teacher, and late-blooming lesbian in her first real relationship with a woman.

Jared suffers from Asperger’s syndrome or something very like it, and creates constant disruption in the household — or perhaps it is better to say that his presence makes disruption a way of life.

Phyllis is a psychology professor at the college in the Vermont town where they all live. She is presenting a week-long symposium on “Body Awareness,” permeated with a firmly feminist point of view.

They bring into their home Frank (Eric Hissom), an exhibitor at the symposium, a middle-aged male photographer whose body of work consists of nude — not pornographic — photos of women.

Joyce is intrigued. Phyllis is appalled.

Jared is simply pleased to have another man — any man — in the house even for a short time.

Julia Brothers as Joyce is a presence.

In her hands, Joyce is mature but fearful, loving but reserved, hiding behind liberal attitudes to mask her true feelings. Kate Eastwood Norris as Phyllis is confident and at the same time confused, a firebrand and a hot mess. Of special note is Michael Pantozzi’s portrayal of Jared, struggling to be normal, stubbornly denying his disability, offensive and yet sympathetic, in palpable pain every waking moment.

The play is called “Body Awareness,” yet each of the characters, Jared most notably but not only Jared, in fact lacks selfawareness, and that lack — a failure in each case of the character to connect with him or her own self — creates distance from the others. Joyce denies that she is repressed by political correctness.

Phyllis believes that she is not an ideologue. Frank is oblivious to his own oddity. Joyce and Phyllis are supposedly open and non-judgmental — think of themselves that way — yet they attack each other and Jared in no uncertain terms.

For all the insight and its other strong points, the play left this viewer with some misgiving. The play and the production seemed to be striving generally for a naturalistic tone — we are, I believe, and this is supported by the director’s notes in the program — meant to see that this unusual family is not so unusual.

However, there were many elements that lacked credibility, even in the context of the play. Phyllis is a Ph.D. college professor, yet she is incompetent at preparing her symposium and addressing an audience, and she conveys no intellectual gravitas. Her attitude toward Jared is one that, one feels, would have in real life prevented any long-lasting relationship with Jared’s mother.

Frank’s denial of Jared’s perfectly obvious condition, his notion that Jared should be able to man up and fly right, his totally inappropriate advice to Jared about sexual matters, all strike jarringly discordant notes and disturb the flow. (I suspect a fan of the play would tell me, “that’s the point,” to which I say baloney.

In my experience, if one has to make a conscious effort to allow for the writer making a point, something’s wrong.)

See this play for the production and the more-than-accomplished performances, especially Pantozzi’s. Enjoy the opportunity to see an early work of a playwright who has since written, and no doubt in the future will write, significant plays. Don’t expect perfection, but enjoy the many good things about “Body Awareness.”

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Parenthood:

Success is the hard part As the mom of boys, I hate the saying, “A son is a son until he takes a wife, a daughter is a daughter for the rest of her life.” Stop saying that, people.

I suspect it’s only daughters-in-law and mothers of girls who like Parental to say it anyway. The Advisory rest of us don’t like it and are hoping to prove ASHLEY you wrong.

MCCANN I understand that I will have a different position in the lives of my sons once they start to enter adulthood but I will still be their mom. That has to count for something, right? I know I will have to respect their independent lives and support them in their role as someone else’s husband and father but I already feel twinges of concern for my future holiday plans. Although I have spent the greater portion of my life teaching my sons to share, the thought of actually sharing them stings a little.

I, jokingly, despite being dead serious, often tell my sons that the most important thing in choosing a wife is to make sure that she loves your mother. Or to marry an orphan. I know it’s probably not the best advice but it makes me feel better.

However, it’s not really wives that take our sons, it’s adulthood. Wives just tend to bring about true growing up at a faster rate of speed.

So the reality is that there is this scary thing always looming on the horizon, far away but fast approaching. One day that scary thing and I will come face to face and I will take the hand of these sweet children I have raised, those lovely little hands that I have held and kissed and squeezed and put Band-Aids on, those 10 fingers I counted at birth and a million times after that, and I will press that hand firmly into the hand of adulthood and walk away with a smile and some tears.

(Well, let’s face it, I won’t really walk away — I will probably hide in the bushes to make sure everything is OK, like the first time I let my oldest walk home from the bus stop by himself. The good news is that he thinks he walked home from the bus stop by himself that day. I’m hoping the transition to being a grown-up works out kind of like that. Or hopefully I’ll do better as we grow older.)

However, my sons are 8 and 11 so I’ve got at least 20 more years before I even have to worry about independence, right?

Right. So I’m not worried about it. Usually. Maybe a little more around the holidays. It almost never comes up. Except for when it did.

it’s not really wives that take our sons, it’s adulthood. Wives just tend to bring about true growing up at a faster rate of speed.

“Mom?” my then 10-year-old asked.

“When I’m away at college, I plan on spending at least one Thanksgiving with my friends.

“If I have any friends,” he hastily added.

“You’ll have friends. Of course you’ll have friends, people always like you,” I assured him.

“Well, that’s what I’m going to do,” he said, meeting my gaze with a slight defiant tilt of his chin.

I stifled a laugh at the intensity of this request, and that we were having this conversation right now. I could tell this was something he had to work up a bit of courage to tell me, so I quickly squashed my smile and put on my serious face. “Of course you can do that. You should have Thanksgiving with your friends, that sounds like fun. You’ll be an adult, you can do that.”

And then I casually walked into the kitchen and opened the refrigerator

so I could hide my watery eyes. Yes, I was trying not to cry about a hypothetical Thanksgiving that may or may not take place in about a decade, even though I also felt oddly, amusedly proud at this minor declaration of future independence.

After all, he’ll be an adult, and he can do that.

That has to be the trickiest part of this whole parenting thing — the entire goal is successful independent adulthood and actually achieving that goal is going to be bittersweet.

Ashley McCann puts a humorous spin on the messes and mayhem of motherhood as a columnist and blogger. Named to Ignite Social Media’s “100 Women Bloggers You Should Read,” her candid humor and frank advice makes modern family life fun. Read more at ashleyquitefrankly.com.

My perfectionist behavior A new chapter gets me in trouble Dear Laurie, I am a perfectionist. It has served me well in the past but lately I’ve noticed that I’m really hard on myself. And, I’m hard on others too and because of it I’ve lost close family relationships. How can I stop?

Love your articles, Laurie.

Marci

If you feel you want to take responsibility for any past behavior with your family, a good place to start is by saying, “I’m sorry.”

Just recently I bumped into someone in the grocery store. During this encounter, I took the opHeart to Heart portunity to say, “Hey, remember several years ago when…I’m sorry for LAURIE Dear Marci, words that I expressed.”

MARTIN Thank you for your When we can drop honesty. None of us are into our hearts it opens perfect. The most impora door for healing to take tant thing is to know that this is OK. Be- place. I felt good that I took responsibiling OK and accepting that you are not ity. This builds self-reliance. Practice perfect is self-love. Practice uncondi- giving your heart more “air time” then tional acceptance instead of condemn- your ego. ing yourself.

The truth is people flourish much We can continue to learn, grow and be faster with love, kindness and encoursuccessful without self-hatred. And the agement than critical and derogatory same holds true for how we treat others words. Begin to give yourself positive with our own expectations. Allow a little recognition and affirmations, such as “I room for others to be themselves without intend to live in harmony in the present being so critical and negatively judging moment and be happy. I am a beautiful, them. We treat others exactly how we divine being filled with unconditional treat ourselves. love and joy. I am enough in all ways just If you find yourself in your “perfec- as I am. I accept myself and I’m proud of tionist” mode, ask yourself, “Are you in a who I am.” state of joy?” “Are you having fun?”

If not, what is another way to perceive Laurie Martin is a certified life coach, your situation that is more joyful to you? speaker, yoga teacher and advice columWhen we learn to have compassion nist. Laurie is the author of three books: for ourselves, we will have it for others. “Language of the Heart: Unconditional Take time to drop into your heart and Love, Living Fully Empowered,” “Smile practice being loving and understand- Across Your Heart: The Process of Building. You can begin your day with telling ing Self-Love,” and an e-book, “The yourself, “I love you.” It’s OK to not al- Conscious Breakup Guide, Navigating ways be so perfect. Who cares? There is Yourself Through the End of Your Relaa sense of freedom that comes along with tionship.” Laurie offers a course based unconditional acceptance. And when you on all three of her books called the Smile become more relaxed within yourself as Across Your Heart course. The next course you flow through your life, others around is being offered in January, online and in you will feel this energy and it will ben- person. Her website is www.smileacrossyefit them too. ourheart.com.

It’s OK to not always be so perfect. Who cares?

There is a sense of freedom that comes along with unconditional acceptance.

Just take a few moand admittedly finite wisdom and experiencments to scan the local es on what matters to and national news tickyou. Whether it’s a new ers and it will quickly health care challenge or become evident: the a long-term struggle, we world is in constant flux. will combat it together However, traditional with as much levity “news” has given way as possible.

— and expanded — to White Coat I suppose that makes include more healthNotes my own beliefs an imconscious and medicalportant part, so here are related headlines.

DR. CARLOS my vitals — Kevin CostFor example, with PORTU ner style: I believe that concerns over Ebola, Gefamily is second only to netically Modified OrGod; Coca-Cola is good ganisms (GMOs), antibiotic resistance, and the Affordable Care for you; one-sided anything (includAct, society is overstimulated and more ing media coverage) is bad for you; connected. Though we are inundated and The Cubs will never win another with new research and data on a daily World Series.

Plus, most vitamin supplements make basis, we are also woefully undereducated as to the real meaning of all this for nothing more than expensive urine; vaccinations should be required by law; new information.

However, health care — at its basic and bananas are terrible on fishing trips. cellular level — still boils down to a I also believe in “trust, but verify;” old candid process based on the relation- T-shirts (the ones with holes and stains ship between a physician and his or my wife is constantly trying to throw her patient. A relationship that runs away); and to “speak softly and carry a the gambit of human emotion and big stick.”

I believe in shade trees; heirloom toone that I am privileged to personally participate in with so many in matoes; and that education is never free — aside from this paper. this community.

As you will see, the format for fuNow, with the help of the Naples Daily News’ community publications ture commentary will vary, but I can (The Banner, Marco Eagle and Collier promise that we will never be accused Citizen), I am able to make a house call of predictability.

As an added bonus, we will routinely every week and join you for your morning Cup Of Joe. This column is for you, feature informative columns from some and no topic is off limits. Anything that of my esteemed colleagues.

However, the lifeblood of this process tickles your fancy, floats your boat, or is you, the reader. I encourage you to write peaks your curiosity.

Everything from the inevitable tran- me at carlos.portu@physiciansregional. sition in how health care is delivered com with your questions, comments, to the necessary considerations when and/or impressions.

Until next time, take an aspirin and consuming a Duck-Dynasty-like diet.

Yes, even the euro-chemical effects of email me in the morning. gorging yourself with Thanksgiving Dr. Carlos Portu is a primary care turkey will saturate this small section physician and a member of Physicians of the paper.

In the few moments that I have your Regional Medical Group. Learn more at attention, I hope to share my thoughts PhysiciansRegionalMedicalGroup.com.

Write me at carlos.portu@physiciansregional.com with your questions, comments, and/or impressions.

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to buy the item. Many times, that’s enough to have me forget about the purchase.

And since I’ve worked it through, I never feel bad about walking away from it.

Enjoy your steak

Peggy

I enjoy a good sirloin steak, but being on limited income, I used to feel guilty about it. This is no longer the case. Now, I go early in the morning when the meats are marked down, get the best sale price, bring it home, cut it into individual sizes, and freeze them. When I’m hungry, I get to enjoy a sirloin steak without the guilt.

Shirley M. in Fenton, MI

Garbage disposal care

We’ve been buying garbage disposal cleaner for our garbage disposal. We liked the fact that the disposal didn’t smell. It seemed expensive, so we started thinking about alternatives. One day, we tried a little liquid dish soap. It worked like a charm at a fraction of the cost. It left the garbage disposal smelling clean without any scrubbing!

Julie Why not ask?

No matter where I go, I’m always looking for ways to save money. One of my most successful tools is simply asking for something. If I’m buying a TV or washing machine, I ask for a discount or free delivery.

If I’m calling my cable company, I ask if they have any new packages or deals. Sometimes I ask if they have any floor samples that would be less. Often I’m told ‘no’ but that doesn’t stop me. You’d be surprised how often I get a deal that’s better than the next guy just because I asked.

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Pumpkin party

For the last few years, we’ve thrown a pumpkin party the Saturday before Halloween. We invite friends and neighbors.

Families bring a pumpkin to carve and a dish to share.

A few bring along folding tables that we set up in our driveway. It’s fun watching everyone show off their pumpkin carving skills. Some are really good. The kids have a great time because they wear their costumes. And everyone gets a good meal, too.

Constanza Take a picture

Recently, I traveled and left my car at a long-term parking location. Also, at the hotel, I had to check out before my flight departed. The hotel kept the luggage locked up for me until I came back. Both places gave me tags to easily retrieve and identify my belongings. I took a photo of the tags with my phone camera because I’ve lost those tags before and it’s hassle proving it’s mine, especially the car.

Also, enter the hotel and parking place phone numbers in your phone since you want this information anyway if you get shuttle service. If your phone has a photo option for the contact, put the photo for that contact as the tags you just took a picture of. That way, there’s no searching through photos as it’s already there.

Judy M. in New York DIY seasoning mixes

Before I buy

One way that I reduce my spending is to do a little match before I buy anything that I don’t absolutely need. I use the calculator app on my phone to add sales tax to the price. Then I multiply that by 1.2 since income taxes take up about 20 percent of my paycheck. That’s the “real price” to me.

Then I divide that real price by my hourly rate to figure out how long I have to work

Like most people, I’m watching our grocery budget closely. I’ve always liked to use various seasoning mixes to add variety to my cooking, but since I’m trying to cut every dollar I can, it occurred to me that I should be able to mix my own seasoning.

Just last week, I wanted to make fajitas, but I didn’t have the mix. I did a search and found a recipe. I happened to have all the necessary ingredients and made my own.

I’m a fine print reader

Years ago, I was paying down a large credit card loan at an exorbitant interest rate.

It was literally going to take years to pay it off. The fine print stated that my monthly payments would not count toward any new purchases beyond this loan and any new purchases would continue to accrue interest until the original loan was paid off. Only then would any money I sent them go toward new purchases. I’m glad I read the small print for once. I put this credit card away so I would never be tempted to use it for a new purchase and kept diligently paying down the loan.

One day I almost missed a payment (shock, horror) but called them and made a telephone payment just in time. The following month there was a charge of $10 on my bill for a “new purchase.” I called and discovered the “new purchase” was a fee for making the telephone payment. It took about half of an hour to argue back and forth but eventually they conceded it was a fee and not a purchase and could be paid immediately without accruing interest.

If I hadn’t noticed this little $10 charge, it would have grown to more than $100 by the time I paid off the loan and they “allowed” me to pay it. I never use credit cards any more, but my advice to those who do is check your statements and question everything, no matter how minor.

Ann C. in NYC

My family loved it.

I’m going to work to duplicate the other seasoning mixes I used to buy. I might have to buy a spice or two, but I’ll still save a few dollars every week.

Soledad Before you get a mortgage

Often, young couples purchasing homes are forced by income levels to obtain longer term mortgages to qualify to purchase at all. When my husband and I ran our real estate business and sold homes to young couples, we would counsel them in this fashion.

At time of application, ask if you will be allowed to prepay your mortgage. If so, use the amortization schedule acquired at closing (if not, ask for one), which shows you each month’s payment broken into principle and interest for the entire term of the loan, to pay your regular monthly

payment plus the principle amount shown for the following month. Be sure to note with each payment that the additional amount is to be applied to principle. This is very important.

As you make each payment, run a line through the last payment shown on the amortization schedule. By this means, you can cut your mortgage term in half or, depending upon how often you do this, reduce the term by any number of months less than the original term.

You can clearly see, and keep track if you wish, of how much interest you re saving. The amount is small when you begin but adds up quickly. It’ll put a smile on your face.

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Keep your identity Discover how to avoid becoming a victim at ID theft forum

By John Osborne Citizen Correspondent

Local experts say identity theft is rampant in Collier County, and now they’re waging an information war to fight back.

Co-sponsored by The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, an identity theft forum beginning at 4:45 p.m. Nov. 12 will include presentations by Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk and Lt. Chad Parker.

Naples Police Chief Thomas Weschler, fraud and identity theft expert Carrie Kerskie, attorney Chris Vernon, IRS Special Agent James Robnett and Theresa Ronnebaum, a victim services program specialist from the state attorney general’s office, will also participate.

Jeff Lytle, recently retired editorial page editor of the Naples Daily News and host of Naples Daily Newsmakers, will moderate the free forum at the Martin Luther King Jr. Administrative Center, 5775 Osceola Trail.

Former chamber president Michael Reagen, who along with Rambosk cofounded the event, said “loads and loads of scary stories” in Collier County prompted AARP’s state leadership to approach him about doing something about it.

“In terms of fraud and identity fraud as a gateway to different scams, we here in Collier County are in the hit parade,” said Reagen, who spent 11 years with the chamber. “Depending on who you talk to and what database they use, we’re one, two, three or four in the state, and Florida as a whole is often in the top 10 of the United States.”

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in Collier County, and, increasingly, we have a lot of men and women who are early seniors or later who have a lot of money. We’re definitely a target, and law enforcement is besieged.”

Parker, a 22-year law enforcement veteran, underscored the problem of identity theft both in Collier and around the state.

“Florida ranked No. 1 in both identity theft and fraud in 2013,” he said. “Collier County is ranked No. 3 in the U.S. for identity theft complaints.”

Miami is No. 1, he added.

“Much of my presentation will focus on steps people can take to try to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft,” Parker said, noting that he comes across identity theft as part of his professional duties on a daily basis.

Parker offered up a few of the top tips to avoid identity theft ahead of his presentation Nov. 12: n Refrain from using a debit card. Cash is king. Second best is a credit card. n Monitor your accounts at least every other day. The sooner you detect fraud, the better off you will be. n Regularly inspect your credit reports for free at www.annualcreditreport.com n Make sure to shred documents that contain personal information, including bank accounts. Consider receiving your statements electronically. n Only provide your Social Security number when absolutely necessary. If asked for it, question why it is needed before providing it.

Parker and Rambosk are also featured in a recent identity theft awareness video on YouTube that can be found at www. youtube.com/watch?v=8tN-Dpqne9Y. “The video is a trigger piece because the scams are becoming more sophisticated,” Reagen said. “The purpose of the

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Other participating organizations include the Marco Island Police Department, AARP of Florida, Greater Naples Leadership, League of Women Voters of Collier County, NAACP of Collier County, Patrick Neale Associates, Iberia Bank, the City of Naples Identity Theft Prevention Group, the North Naples Fire & Rescue District, Collier Citizens Council, United Way of Collier county, Jewish

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COVER STORY Below: Now a public speaker and author, Durant is seen speaking at an event in front of a cover of his second book, “The Night Stalkers.”

“The nightmares were severe in the hospital, but suddenly stopped...”

Michael Durant made the cover of Time magazine not long after he was captured and held prisoner in Somalia, when his and four other helicopters were shot down in 1993. His story and that of his fellow soldiers was the subject of the “Black Hawk Down” movie and book.

Happy to be here ‘Black Hawk Down’ pilot Michael Durant to speak at Bonita’s Veterans Day service

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s furious Somalis beat an already severely injured Michael Durant with their fists, feet and weapons, the downed U.S. Army helicopter pilot didn’t think he had long to live.

He had crash landed his RPG-damaged Black Hawk in Mogadishu, then witnessed fellow comrades fall to an enraged, heavily armed mob of militants and civilians, who responded with absolute hatred toward the U.S. military’s operation to capture their faction’s leaders.

So it is for good reason that Durant feels fortunate to be alive, able to share his story of survival with others.

For 11 days in October 1993, the U.S. Army chief warrant officer was held captive in Somalia, after his UH-60 helicopter was the second bird shot down during the Battle of Mogadishu, one of the many nightmarish events that would later be portrayed in the best-selling, aptly-named “Black Hawk Down” book and 2001 movie of the same name.

On Nov. 11, the former prisoner of war will be the special guest of honor at a Veterans Day service in Bonita

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Springs’ Riverside Park. The event, open to the public, will start at 11 a.m.

Today, the 53-year-old Durant is a motivational speaker and author of two best-selling books, “In the Company of Heroes” and “The Night Stalkers.”

“There were distinct moments when I thought I would surely die,” Durant said via an email interview. “The most precarious being the overrun of the crash site when everyone else was killed. I did not think I would make it through that. Overall, I was optimistic and committed to making it out alive, but during moments like that, I doubted I’d be able to make it through, no matter what I did.”

The joint-force military operation, code named Gothic Serpent, was meant to seize faction leader Mohamed Farrah Aidid’s top lieutenants. More importantly, it was supposed to last mere minutes when it started on Oct. 3, 1993.

At first, all went as planned. However, as the saying goes, the best-laid plans....

Not long after the operation started, Somali militiamen brought the two Black Hawks and their crew to the ground with rocket-propelled grenades. The first crash killed both pilots instantly and severely injured the other two aboard.

The second, carrying Durant and three others, was initially protected by two Delta snipers. Although they fought hard, in the end, the snipers and Durant’s three crew members were overrun, tortured and killed by the massive mob.

What happened next is something Durant will never forget or forgive.

“I forgive the Somali people in general and those who were caught up in the heat of the moment. I do not forgive those who desecrated the remains of my comrades,” he said.

Durant was referring to the horrific actions of some Somalis, who showed no remorse or respect for the dead. The American public became front-row witnesses to the atrocities, as video clips and images were broadcast nationwide.

Along with the public seeing soldiers dragged through Mogadishu streets, another image also captured the attention of all who cared for our service members. Not long after Durant was carried by the crazed mob to his temporary prison, a photo of his battered face shocked a worldwide audience when a still image taken from the video his captors shot appeared on

Events to commemorate those who served planned throughout Southwest Florida A list of Veterans Dayrelated events Nov. 8 St. John the Evangelist Church to remember veterans

On Nov. 8, prior to the official celebration of Veterans Day, St. John the Evangelist Church and the Knights of Columbus will offer a Mass of Remembrance at 9:30 a.m. to honor those who have served and continue to serve our nation. The Knights of Columbus are requesting all veterans and active duty members of our armed forces and their spouses, as well as widows of loved ones who have served, regardless of their faith, to join them in paying tribute and offering prayers to our beloved veterans. Joining the Knights will be members of the Harp and Thistle Pipe Band along with the United States Marine Corps League of Naples, who will post and present our colors, as well as rendering a rifle salute to our fallen heroes. Info: 239-566-8740

Nov. 9 Service dogs to be named at ‘Lucky Seven’ Veterans Day event

Top bidders from this year’s Celebrity Martini Glass Auction will come together to celebrate Veterans Day on Nov. 9, from noon to 1 p.m. at Sugden Theater, 701 Fifth Avenue South, Naples, FL, by

naming the seven service dogs funded by their support during the Feb. 23, 2014, event. The more than $300,000 raised during this year’s auction allowed CMGA to fund an Honor Flight (providing 50 local WWII veterans a complimentary flight to their war memorial in Washington, D.C.), as well as provide a litter of service dogs to seven wounded veterans to help them meet their everyday challenges while re-establishing self-esteem and confidence through PAWS Assistance Dogs. Info: 239-285-7459, www.naplescmga.com.

Nov. 10 Nov. 10 at 2:30 p.m., Terracina Grand, 6825 Davis Boulevard, Naples. Veterans residing at the senior living and health care community are being honored with a pinning ceremony and a framed photo.

There will be 42 veterans recognized who have served with the United States Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, Army Corps and the Polish underground. Presentation of the colors will be conducted by Golden Gate High School JROTC.

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2 p.m. Nov. 9, Cambier Park, 755 Eighth Ave. S., Naples. Patriotic concert by the Naples Concert Band. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. Donation.

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The Museum of Military Memorabilia at Naples Municipal Airport invites the public to begin Veterans Day observances Sunday, Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. The museum is located in the Commercial Airline Terminal at the south end of the airport along North Road; admission and parking are free.

The museum opens at 10 a.m. with expanded displays and representatives of Collier County Honor Flight and Vietnam Veterans of American Chapter 1037, which is raising funds for a permanent half-scale Vietnam Wall in Punta Gorda. www.museum-mm.org.

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9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Nov. 9, 10 and 11, Conservancy of Southwest Florida, 1450 Smith Preserve, Naples. Veterans and retired military personnel with valid ID. $12.95, adults; $8.95, ages 3-12; free, children 2 and younger. 239-262-0304.

Veterans and active duty members get in free at Naples Zoo Naples Zoo’s free admission for all active military and veterans runs from Saturday, Nov. 8 through Tuesday, Nov. 11. Military service members will receive free admission to Naples Zoo by presenting current military identification or a membership card in a veterans organization and matching name photo ID. Plus, adult and child family members or other guests in their party will also receive $2 off regular admission. For

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9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Nov. 9, 10 and 11, Conservancy of Southwest Florida, 1450 Smith Preserve, Naples. Veterans and retired military personnel with valid ID. $12.95, adults; $8.95, ages 3-12; free, children 2 and younger. 239-262-0304.

Veterans Day, Nov. 11 Free admission for veterans at Everglades Wonder Gardens

Veterans memorial service at Cambier Park 10 a.m. Nov. 11, Cambier Park, 755 Eighth Ave. S., Naples.

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10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 11 at the Naples Airport Commercial Terminal, 500 Terminal Drive, Naples. The Museum of Military Memorabilia at Naples Municipal Airport will celebrate its third anniversary on Veterans Day and invites the public for a day of special exhibits, ceremonies and presentations Tuesday, Nov. 11. Ed Seiber will talk on his experience in helping sink the Yamato,

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national magazine covers. On the famous Time magazine cover, the headline next to Durant’s bloody face read, “What in the world are we doing? Anatomy of the disaster in Somalia.” The crash had left Durant with a broken leg and severe back injuries, but those weren’t as visible as the numerous cuts and bruises to his face, many of which came at the hands of his attackers.

Although Durant refused to cooperate with videotaping him during his capture, they filmed anyway.

“Video exploitation is a violation of the Geneva Convention and saying no to it is standard for U.S. service personnel in captivity,” he said. “It is difficult to control the situation during the interrogation and impossible to control the content once the taping is complete, so the most conservative thing to do is to say no.

There is no way to stop them from filming, so once they started, I reverted to using the resistance techniques I had been taught in survival school. They worked flawlessly.”

Fortunately, Durant’s captors eventually relented to pressure and released him after 11 days. One might expect Durant to struggle with what he saw to this day, but the horrific memories have abated.

“The nightmares were severe in the hospital, but suddenly stopped and I have not experienced any since. I can’t explain it,” he said.

Many would also not be surprised if Durant would have decided to leave the military after such a traumatic experience. But Durant isn’t your normal soldier.

“Being a special operations helicopter pilot was and still is my professional identity. It was my passion and I was dedicated to continuing to serve the unit in any way possible,” he said. “In the end, it was absolutely the right decision for me, the unit and the Army.”

Durant entered the U.S. Army in 1979 and retired in 2001 with roughly 3,700 flight hours. He received several accolades during his service, including the Distinguished

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mander on the ground in every way possible. The American people and our elected leaders cannot send troops into harm’s way without a full commitment to support them.”

The Veterans Day service, sponsored by the city of Bonita Springs, Bonita Springs Fire-Rescue District, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Veterans Advisory Committee, will also include remarks from other veterans and officials, musical tributes, posting of the colors, a flyover, release of the doves, a 21-gun salute, and other traditional commemorations. Riverside Park is located at 10450 Reynolds Street in downtown Bonita.

“Durant is a hero and we proudly welcome him to our great city of Bonita Springs,” said Bonita Springs City Councilman Steven Slachta. “Veterans Day is the time for Americans to reconnect with their history and core values by honoring those who gave their lives, those who are disabled and those who are still serving our great country. Veterans Day is when we honor the ideals and values our soldiers stood for and died defending.”

Durant feels compelled to share his stories with the public for a very good reason.

“If we don’t learn from the mistakes of the past, we are doomed to repeat them,” he said.

For more information about the Veterans Day service, call Bonita Springs City Hall at (239) 949-6262.

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Left: In this 1993 AP file photo, Chief Warrant Officer Michael Durant, wounded when the helicopter which he was piloting was shot down in Somalia, arrives at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, Oct. 16, 1993. He was held captive for 11 days.

“If we don’t learn from the mistakes of the past, we are doomed to repeat them.”

— Michael Durant

Michael Durant is seen in his younger days as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot, before his bird was shot down in Somalia during the Battle of Mogadishu in October 1993.

Flying Cross, Purple Heart, Bronze Star and the Prisoner of War Metal.

These days, Durant has, as his professional website tells visitors, “turned his experiences into a powerful story of survival and motivation for all.”

Durant agreed to speak at the Bonita Springs event on Veterans Day because he knows there are many veterans in the Southwest Florida area.

“It sounded like a great venue for me so I was glad to participate,” he said.

He hopes the “primary takeaway” that people get from his speech “is the importance of supporting the com-

a giant Japanese battleship in the Pacific.

Enjoy live entertainment, including patriotic music by Bill Regal of Fletcher Music Center at 10 a.m., followed by the three first-place Toastmaster Academy speeches, two by Marine Corps veterans. www.museum-mm.org.

USO show at Naples Depot Museum

Noon-1 p.m. Nov. 11, Naples Depot Museum, 1051 Fifth Ave. S., Naples.

Recreation of the sights and big band sounds of the 1940s and book launch and book signing of “I Was A War Child,”

by Hélène Gaillet de Neergaard.

Bring your own chairs for seating.

239-262-6525.

Memorial Wall

5 p.m. Nov. 11, Marco Island Historical Museum, 180 S. Heathwood Drive, Marco Island. Malenda Trick’s historical image of soldiers at war will be unveiled.

Free oil change for vets

All day Nov. 11 at participating local NAPA Auto Care Centers. To find approved locations, visit swflnapaautocare.com.

Veterans Day parade

Enjoy a family-friendly Veterans Day parade from 2 to 5 p.m. Nov. 11 at the historic downtown Fort Myers river district, First Street, Fort Myers. Parade route is located on First Street with children’s activities and artist exhibition at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center. Event is free.

855-732-3836.

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In this 1993 AP file photo, Chief Warrant Officer Michael Durant salutes a passing color guard from the reviewing stand during a parade in his honor, Dec. 19, 1993, in Berlin, New Hampshire. Thousands of area residents turned to celebrate the return of their hometown hero.

Bonita-Estero Elks hosting celebration, free dinner for vets

The Bonita-Estero Elks will host a Veterans Day celebration Nov. 11 at 3 p.m. at the Lodge on Coconut Road in Bonita Springs. This event is open to the public.

Featured in the celebration will be the Estero High School Jazz Band, video short subjects about our veterans, and a few speeches by area notables, including City Councilman Steven Slachta. The festivities will be followed by a free dinner for all veterans; other members of the public will pay just $10 per person.

Free state parks admission for veterans

In honor of Veterans Day, there will be free entry for everyone at state parks on Nov. 11. The Florida Park Service encourages residents and visitors to celebrate veterans and active military personnel by bringing them to one of the 171 state parks and trails to enjoy outdoor activities. For more information on state parks in your area, visit the Florida State Parks website or download the Florida State Parks Pocket Ranger app.

Vineyards Elementary students work on special Veterans Day project

The students at Vineyards Elementary have decorated 800 bags to be distributed on Veterans Day at the Crossroads Shopping Center Publix. Anyone who shops there that day will receive a bag with our thanks to all veterans who served our country. Kindergarten

through fifth grade students participated in this project.

Veterans Day at Edison Ford

The Edison & Ford Winter Estates is offering free admission to United States veterans and their families on Veterans Day. Admission includes an audio tour of the historic homes, botanical gardens, laboratory and museum with add-ons available for a guided tour or cruise departing from the The Marina at Edison Ford. At 9 a.m. there will be a flag-raising ceremony, presented by a color guard with the American Legion Post 0038 from Fort Myers. Unserviceable flags will be taken down. Info: 239-334-7419 or www.edisonfordwinterestates.org.

Hodges University’s American Legion Post 397 to host annual ceremony

Hodges University’s American Legion Post 397, the first Post established on a college campus in the United States run entirely by student veterans, will host their seventh annual Veterans Day celebration on Nov. 11, beginning at 11 a.m. at the John R. and Wanda Wood Pavilion on the Hodges Naples campus, 2655 Northbrooke Drive. The ceremony will pay tribute to all veterans and acknowledge the many sacrifices and accomplishments put forth which have enabled our country to remain strong and vigilant. Following presentation of colors, retired Hodges University Professor and Vietnam veteran Dr. Frederick Nerone (USMC) will be the guest speaker. Info: (239) 938-7833.

Restaurant salutes veterans with free all-you-can-eat hot cakes Veterans and active military personnel have a hearty hot cakes breakfast coming their way — free on Veterans Day, thanks to Bob Evans Farms. All Bob Evans restaurants will serve free all-you-can-eat hot cakes to veterans and active duty military members who present a valid military ID on Nov. 11. Guests wishing to enjoy the original hot cakes breakfast (holiday offer not available on specialty hot cakes) must provide proof of service.

Info: www.BobEvans.com.

Nov. 12 ‘Honor Flight’ movie screening with film’s producer, co-founder of network

Nov. 12, 833 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples. Movie starts at 6 p.m. Private screening of “Honor Flight,” followed by Q&A with the producer and director of the movie and the co-founder of the Honor Flight Network. The film is an awardwinning, heartwarming documentary that follows the emotional journey of a group of World War II veterans that make the life-changing trip to Washington, D.C., to view and reflect at the WWII memorial.

A screening is also being held on Nov. 11 but the event was sold out and this second showing added. Event proceeds will go to the 100 percent volunteer Collier County Honor Flight, for the purpose of providing an Honor Flight to local WWII and Korean War veterans. Tickets are $30 per person at http://bit.ly/1u1kW9T.

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Sweat equity A recent article reported on the need for those already living in large luxury homes to pursue even larger, more luxurious homes.

Although I am thankful for these signs of economic recovery, to me it stands in stark contrast to the needs of families in Collier County at the opposite end of the economic spectrum. These families are the ones who help construct, clean and maintain these high-end homes through their employment in construction, landscaping and housekeeping.

Many members of those hardworking families go home at night to unimaginable conditions: no potable water, mold and mildew running rampant, faulty appliances, structural deficiencies or bug and rodent infestations. Often these issues are from absentee landlords and not tenant behavior.

For nearly 37 years, Habitat for Humanity has been serving the housing needs of low-wage-earning families in Collier County. Believing firmly in providing a hand up and not a handout, Habitat for Humanity proudly makes families part of their housing solution. Partner families invest sweat equity and purchase their home with a no-interest loan.

What begins this cycle of transformation and hope are donations from individuals and congregations in this community. If you are beginning to feel your personal economic situation changing for the better, please consider investing in the future success of a struggling family in our community. For so many in our community, their dream home is simply a decent, affordable place to live.

To get involved, go to HabitatCollier.org or call 239-775-0036.

Sam Durso | M .D., president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Collier County

pressed me the most was, the two people in the disabled car were very young; the fellow that helped was middle-aged.

In this day and age, all I can ever read about is where people do bad things to one another. It made my day.

This happened about 2:30 p.m. on Oct 20.

I hope that the helped and the helper see this. You made an old man very happy.

Garish, oversized real estate signs, construction company signs and political signs clutter our beautified boulevards unremittingly. Of course, these folks have clout and money. If Collier County was serious about reducing roadside sign clutter, this is the logical place to start.

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Mel Jacobs | N aples

A good day I was driving south on Santa Barbara Boulevard, stopped at the intersection with Davis Boulevard.

I was in the left lane to turn east on Davis. To my right were cars going south on Santa Barbara. All stopped, the light turned red. The car to my right had some type of difficulty because the driver jumped out and started to push his car. The passenger in that car got behind the wheel and tried to steer it to make a U-turn in order to get to the gas station.

The driver next to the disabled car jumped out and helped push the disabled car. Between the two “pushers,” they managed to get the car into the gas station and then the helper rushed back to his vehicle. The light remained red so that there was no problem.

Everyone gave the helper “thumbs-up.” What im-

Sign wavers

what’s on your mind?

I have a local business that does not utilize the human sign holders that Collier County is looking to get rid of.

However, I support these sign holders. I do believe it is meaningful employment for those who are willing to work. They also are not a nuisance, an eyesore, nor a danger to passing traffic. They provide roadside entertainment.

Years back, the county tried to ban Truly Nolen from exhibiting antique cars with “Truly Nolen” logos parked strategically around town. It lost, and we still get to enjoy seeing these fine vintage automobiles.

Seriously, who gets a pass?

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WOW TO DO LIST SWFL for the Walk for Life to raise funds for the center. The walk will feature a diaper derby where the babies (36 months and under) will crawl, wobble or walk their way to the finish line. Registration required. 239 513-9775.

Wednesdays at Claymore Ceramics, 1750 J & C Blvd. Suite 9, Naples. Classes are taught by Donna Torrance. No experience necessary, class size limit of five. Reservations required. 239-821-0750.

Third Annual Santa PAWS

9 to 11 a.m., Mondays, Fort Myers Alliance for the Arts, 10091 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers. Master gardener Millisa Bell and the Alliance for the Arts will bring the GreenMarket into the classroom. Members $50. Nonmembers $60. www.artinlee.org.

5:30 to 8 p.m. Dec. 3 at Hilton Naples, 5111 U.S. 41 N., Naples. Join us as we celebrate the spirit of the holiday season!

Enjoy cocktails & American tapas, a live & silent auction, and meet the newest PAWS Puppy Cadets. Proceeds benefit PAWS assistance dogs. Business casual attire suggested. $25 per guest. 239-775-1660.

AARP driver safety class

9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Nov. 10 at the Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church, 1225 Piper Blvd. Naples. The AARP Driver Safety Class is designed to help drivers learn new traffic laws, refresh their driving skills, and reduce their risk for tickets and accidents.

Drivers over age 55 may be eligible for a discount on auto insurance. The fee is $15 for AARP members ($20 for nonmembers). Reservations are required. 239-596-6007.

The Arts

Hand building & Raku techniques

6 to 9 p.m. on Mondays and 1 to 4 p.m. on Thursdays at Rosen Gallery & Studios, 2172 J & C Blvd., Naples. Class led by award-winning artist Richard W. Rosen.

No experience necessary, limit 7 people. $195 plus materials ($20). Reservations required. 239-821-1061.

Collage Classes

10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdays or 1 to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays at Arts on Fire Studio & Gallery, 5880 Shirley Street #207, Naples. Come in for fun and leave with a masterpiece. $50. Six student limit and reservations required. 239-284-0242.

Craft show

8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 8 at Cascades at Estero, 9400 Cascades Isle Blvd., in the Ballroom. Local crafters showcasing, jewelry, pottery, household crafts, knitted and quilted items, seasonal items and more. Free admission. Free parking. New Vendors welcome, contact Lynn Danko 239-495-6742 with questions.

Estero Fine Art Show

10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 15-16, Miromar Outlets, 10801 Corkscrew Road, Estero.

941-755-3088.

Fifth annual Night at the Nest

5 p.m. Dec. 5 at Alico Arena, Proceeds benefit Florida Gulf Coast University athletics. The semi-formal features a cocktail reception, dinner and live and silent auction items, with FGCU coaches in attendance, and Eagle student-athletes as servers for the function. Allison Bass at 239-5907107 or email abass@fgcu.edu.

2014 Tea at the Ritz

2 to 4 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Ritz-Carlton Beach Resort located at 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples. The event will be an upscale high tea. Guests will enjoy a royal classic tea service, finger sandwiches, fruit tartlets, Champagne and other delectable treats. The goal for this year’s event is to raise enough funds to grant three wishes to local children. Reservations required. 239-992-9474 or lcolantonio@ sflawish.org.

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Gardening class

Pablo Repun tango class

8 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at Repun Tango Naples, 1673 Pine Ridge Road Suite 1, Naples. Come out for group dancing lessons, intermediate and advanced levels offered. $5 per person. 239-738-4184.

iPad Classes: Level 1

4:15 to 6:15 p.m., Mondays or Wednesdays, Barron Collier High School, 5600 Cougar Drive, Naples. Learn to update your iPad without having to buy the latest version. Limited seats available. Classes: $69 to $79 for six-week session. 239377-1234 or www.collieradulted.com.

Congestive heart failure class

1:30 to 2:30 p.m., Wednesdays, North Naples Hospital, 6th floor conference room. Free class conducted by nurses.

Topics such as congestive heart failure and what type of diet and medications should be embraced. 239-552-8909.

AARP driver safety class

9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Nov. 11 at Germain Toyota, 13315 U.S. 41, Naples. The AARP Driver Safety Class is designed to help drivers learn new traffic laws, refresh their driving skills, and reduce their risk for tickets and accidents. Drivers over age 55 may be eligible for a discount on auto insurance. The fee is $15 for AARP members ($20 for nonmembers). Reservations are required. 239-269-6050.

3:30 p.m., third Tuesday of the month, EcoBaby and Home, The Shoppes, Vanderbilt, 2355 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Ste. 150, Naples. Meet other natural-minded moms and dads and discuss vaccines, circumcision, co-sleeping, holistic treatments, cloth diapering, baby wearing and other aspects generally associated with, attachment parenting. 239-596-2661.

Comedy

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5:30 to 6:45 p.m. Friday nights at Gymnastic World Naples, 2187 Trade Center Way #2, Naples. Gymnastic World offers two open gyms every Friday night for children ages 8 and under. $9 per child, all children must be signed in by a parent or guardian. Parents must stay through the duration of open gym. Information: 239-592-0608.

Family activity day

8 p.m. Nov. 20-23 and 10 p.m. Nov. 21-22, Off the Hook Comedy Club, House of Brewz, Gulf Coast Town Center, 10045 Gulf Center Drive, Fort Myers. $23 and $33. offthehookcomedy.com or 239-389-6901.

DINING

Green Market

9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Fridays, Cypress Trace Plaza, 13300 S. Cleveland Ave. (U.S. 41), Fort Myers. 239-218-5577.

Government Complex Farmers Market

11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Fridays year-round, 3335 U.S. 41 E., Naples.

Farm Fresh Market

7:30 a.m. to noon, Saturdays, the Promenade, 26851 South Bay Drive, Bonita Springs.

GreenMarket

9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturdays, Alliance for the Arts grounds, 10091 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers. 239-939-2787.

Shoppes at Vanderbilt

8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturdays, Shoppes at Vanderbilt, 2355 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples. 239-273-2350.

Festivals/Shows Fair at Fenway South

5-11:30 p.m. Fridays and noon-11:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, now through Nov. 23, JetBluePark, 11500 Fenway South. Entertainment and shows include high wire acts, lions, tigers performing, illusionist Lance Gifford, the Banana Derby. $20, wristbands for unlimited rides and two-for-one admission starting at $3.50 in advance. fairatfenway.com . Individual tickets available at gate.

Estero Fine Arts Show

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 15-16 at Miromar Outlet at 10801 Corkscrew Road Ste 199, Estero. Come and join other art enthusiast at the Estero Fine Arts Show.

The 2-day event will feature art displays and other goods. 248-684-2613.

Florida Panther Festival

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 15 at North Collier Regional Park, 15000 Livingston Road, Naples. Learn about the Florida panther, one of the world’s most endangered mammals and the state land animal for Florida, which has its primary habitat right here in Southwest Florida.

Enjoy educational activities and learn about living in proximity to predators for protection of pets and livestock. Free admission. 239-353-8442.

Fall Fest

Fourth annual wine tasting and auction

Noon-4 p.m. Nov. 15, Collier Family Farms, 5321 Ave Maria Blvd., Ave Maria.

Hay rides, cowboy demonstrations, music

by The Other Brothers, pony petting, barbecue from Jonesez, fried alligator, stone crab, ice cream from Scoppz Bistro, frozen lemonade, kettle corn and organic u-pick produce. 239-207-5231.

6:30 to 10 p.m. Nov. 15 at The Rookery Clubhouse, 3433 Club Center Blvd., Naples. Proceeds will benefit The Wounded Warrior Project and The Lee County Deployed Military Families Support Group.

Tickets are $25.00 per person. Price includes hearty appetizers and wine tasting.

419-707-2246.

Film

Farmers Markets

“Memories of Murder”

7 p.m., third Thursday of every month.

The Naples-Marco Island chapter of the Antique Car Club of America, St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church, 7100 Airport Road N., Naples. 239-352-7648.

10 a.m.-2 p.. Nov. 8, Conservancy of Southwest Florida, 1495 Smith Preserve Way (at Goodlette-Frank and Golden Gate Parkway), Naples. Hands-on experiment, interactive projects and children activities.

Free, members and children younger than 3; $12.95, adults; $8.95, children 3-12.

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Classes/Workshops

7:30 a.m. to noon, Wednesdays, Riverside Park, 27300 Old U.S. 41 Road, Bonita Springs.

Downtown Saturday Art Fair

6 to 10 p.m., Dec. 6, downtown Fort Myers River District. Self-guided and self-paced tour of downtown art galleries and businesses. 855-732-3836 or www. fortmyersartwalk.com.

Car/Boat/Air Shows Antique Car Club of America

8 p.m., Fridays, Marco Town Center parking lot in front of Susie’s Diner. All Corvettes and muscle cars are welcome. www.marcoislandcorvettes.com.

Charity/Fundraisers Walk for Life fundraiser

8 a.m. to noon Nov. 8 at Golden Gate Community Park, 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd., Naples. The community is invited to join The Pregnancy Resource Center of

1:30-3:30 p.m. Nov. 8 and 22, Centers of Art, 26100 Old US 41, Bonita Springs.

Complete an art project and take an educational exhibition of the “folding Papers: The Infinite Possibilities of Origami” exhibit.

Free. 239-495-8989.

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Basket weaving classes

1 p.m., Sundays, Sassis Eco-Showroom 2068 J & C Blvd., Naples. $25 to $65 based on project, includes materials. Private group classes available. Reservations required. 239-449-8417 or email info@OrganicEffort.com or www.organiceffort.com.

Potter’s wheel classes

1 to 4 p.m. on Sundays, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Mondays, and 1 to 3 p.m. on

Gino’s

3 to 6 p.m., Mondays, Jet Blue Park, 11500 Fenway South Drive, Fort Myers. 239-691-9249 or email jmbaer@ comcast.net.

Farm Fresh Market

Downtown Fort Myers Farmers Market

7 a.m. to 1 p.m., Thursdays, Centennial Park, 2000 W. First Street, Fort Myers.

239-321-7100.

Farmers Market

7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Fridays, 11535 Bonita Beach Road SE, Bonita Beach.

2 p.m. Nov. 9, Renaissance Academy, 1010 Fifth Ave. S., Naples. A South Korean crime, drama and mystery. $6, in advance; $8, at the door. RegisterRA. fgcu.edu or 239-434-4737.

History/Museums Tour of Historic Palm Cottage

1-4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 137 12th Ave. S., Naples. $10, adults; free, members and children 10 and younger. Free with admission, oral history project overview film at 1 p.m. and feature-length oral history film from a Naples pioneer at 1:30 p.m. in the Cottage Theater. 239-261-8164.

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The Frances Pew Hayes Center for Lifelong Learning at Hodges University will present a free lecture on “Medi Gap” Friday, Nov. 14 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. It will be held at the Hodges University Science and Technology building, 2655 Northbrooke Drive, just off I-75, in Naples.

Medicare open enrollment can be confusing. This program will cover when the enrollment period begins and ends and the process to enroll.

Learn about the types of “Medi Gap” policies which exist to fill in for the copays, deductibles and missing pieces. Participants will learn to determine which Medicare Advantage Plans are options to Medicare and what Medicare Part D drug coverage covers, as well as the new changes for 2015.

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2 to 5 p.m. Nov. 11 at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples Beach Resort, 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples. Join co-chairs Philip Douglas, Doug Olsen and “Eva” for an unforgettable afternoon of furry fun, fashion, fine food and refreshments benefiting the orphaned pets awaiting their forever homes at The Humane Society Naples. Registration required. 239-643-1555.

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MILESTONE MOMENTS BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS October 27, 2014

Paul, John and Deborah, Girl, Priscilla Carmen, 7lbs 15oz, Naples Horath, Preston and Leslie, Girl, Kailynn Lee, 7lbs 1oz, Naples McWilliams, Dane and Brandy, Girl, Kinley Nicole, 9lbs 12oz, Naples Goncalves, Marcel and Lawrence, Sheryl, Boy, Maverick, 7lbs 13oz, Marco Island

October 28, 2014

Gonzlaez, Uziel and Rosa, Boy, Jacob Nathaniel, 6lbs 9oz, Bonita Springs Hernandez, Armando and Jina, Girl, Lilliana Joann, 6lbs 8oz, Fort Myers Ramirez, Ezequiel and Marines, Zuleyma, Boy, Enrique Ezequiel, 7lbs 2oz, Naples

October 29, 2014

Ortiz, Guillermo and Lopez, Ieleth, Boy, Donovan William, 6lbs 7oz, Naples Rodriguez, Carlos and Ramon, Jennifer, Boy, David, 6lbs 2oz, Naples Alcala, Andrew and Hupman, Ashley, Girl, Bryella Lee, 3lbs 5oz, Naples Pickett, Brian and Danielle, Boy, Brody James, 6lbs 12oz, Naples

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October 30, 2014

Samek, Adam and Sonja, Boy, Cooper Owen, 8lbs 3oz, Naples

October 31, 2014

Cross, Dolmar and Keisha, Boy, Ethan Alexander, 6lbs 14oz, Fort Myers Rodriguez, Jose and Lopez, Ashley, Girl, Priscilla, 6lbs 1oz, Naples Zuniga Jr, Ruben and Sonia, Girl, Rylee, 8lbs 1oz, Immokalee

November 1, 2014

Kendall, Michael and Bradford, Audrey, Boy, Brayden Mykel, 7lbs 14oz, Naples Garza, Jennifer, Boy, Hayden Charleston, 5lbs 10oz, Naples Fontana, Anthony and Jessica, Girl, Isla Rose, 7lbs 13oz, Naples Koeth, Jesse and Griffith, Brandell, Boy, Jude Atticus, 5lbs 10oz, Estero Zavala, Abelina and Martinez, Adrian, Girl, Adriana Griselda, 6lbs 5oz, Naples Carhart, Lyndee and Chad, Girl, Riley Jean, 7lbs 3oz, Estero Abel, Catrice and Figga Jr, Anthony, Boy, Dakota Robert, 3lbs 1oz, Naples

Birth announcements are provided by the local hospitals. Share your milestone moment with us by submitting it at www.naplesnews.com/ participate. Select the stories tab, then select milestone moments from the drop down menu and choose the category.

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unter C. Ness recently earned Eagle Scout, the highest rank a Boy Scout can achieve, after completing dozens of requirements and earning other ranks and merit badges.

The 18-year-old Naples High School graduate, who is now a freshman at the University of South Florida, is a member of Boy Scout Troop 165, sponsored

by First United Methodist Church. William’s parents are Joleen and Jon Ness.

Before a Boy Scout can go before an Eagle Scout review board for approval, they must work on a public project that helps others in some way. Hunter’s project was designing and directing the reconstruction of a pathway for The Easter Seal School for Autistic Children, including two benches along the pathway.

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Hundreds of families were thrilled to enjoy a safe and fun filled Halloween by visiting Coconut Point during its Spooktacular Trick or Treating event held on Friday, Oct. 31, at Coconut Point Mall in Estero. Every costume you can imagine visited shop after shop, from princesses, demons, ghosts, cartoon characters but most of all, the streets were safe as the majority of costumes were Superheros. Trick or Treaters were able to visit dozens of retail shops to receive treats and to show off their costumes. If you happen to have dressed your pet in a costume and passed by Dipidydawg Organic Bakery Boutique Day Spa, you would have been judged and had a chance to win a variety of treats including a gift card. John M. Wissocki/Banner Correspondent (8)

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1. The Stephens family went all out with their costumes during the Coconut Point Halloween Spooktacular Trick or Treating event.

2. Hundreds of families in their best Halloween costumes invaded the streets and shops.

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4. Gabriel Alfarooq, left, with Melany Anthony-Haueter.

5. Bryce, left, Sara and Lily Mueller with Courtney Basik.

6. Trick or Treaters spin the wheel to find out what treat they receive.

7. Superheros Hailey Lehman and companion Mikka were out to save the day during the Coconut Point Halloween Spooktacular Trick or Treating event.

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Thanksgiving Day Menu We would like to invite you to Bill’s first annual Thanksgiving dinner.

The bar will open at 12pm on Thanksgiving Day with the first seating from 1pm to 3pm and the second seating from 3:30pm to 5:30pm.

Come watch football on our big screen TV in our new Cape Cod room or our many TV’s in the bar. Reservations strongly recommended.

CHOICES FOR DINNER Traditional Turkey Dinner

served with stuffing, mashed potatoes, butternut squash, cranberry sauce and gravy

16 oz. Roast Prime Rib of beef

served with au jus garlic and horseradish whipped red bliss potatoes and asparagus

2½ lb. Main Lobster

stuffed with our own homemade seafood stuffing and baked. Served with corn on the cob and drawn butter

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$25.95

Salad Choices:Traditional garden salad or mixed green salad topped with cranberries, toasted pecans, sliced pears and goat cheese served with balsamic vinaigrette

$34.95

Soup Choices: Homemade Chicken Escarole Soup or homemade pumpkin bisque topped with crème fresh and candied pumpkin seeds

$49.95

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Scenes from the Swamp Buggy Races Budweiser Fall Classic at the Florida Sports Park on Sunday, Nov. 2. Carolina Hidalgo/Staff (8)

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1. Troy Ortega, winner of the Budweiser Fall Classic, dunks Swamp Buggy Queen Katie Larsen after his Swamp Buggy Races win.

2. Spectators watch the Swamp Buggy Races Budweiser Fall Classic.

3. Scene from the Swamp Buggy Races Budweiser Fall Classic at the Florida Sports Park.

4. Anthony Gracia wipes mud off of Samantha Leathco’s face after the two wrestled in a mud pit during the Swamp Buggy Races Budweiser Fall Classic.

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5. Troy Ortega gets ready to compete.

6. Scene from the Swamp Buggy Races Budweiser Fall Classic at the Florida Sports Park on Nov. 2.

7. Troy Ortega, winner of the Budweiser Fall Classic, greets his sons, right to left, Adam, 10, and Grayson, 5, and family friend, Jersey Smith, after Sunday’s Swamp Buggy Races.

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Smoky slow cooker vegetarian chili: No browning or other pots needed for this dump-and-go vegetarian chili that truly takes just 10 minutes to assemble.

EASY SLOW COOKER CHILI THAT LIVES UP TO THE HYPE

By J.M. Hirsch Associated Press

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low cookers have legions of fans. I am not among them.

It’s partly philosophical, partly practical. Let’s start with the latter. Truth is, I’m just not good at producing food that tastes all that great in a slow cooker.

Whatever I make ends up either tasteless mush or wildly overcooked or — on days when I’m really shining — both mushy and wildly overcooked.

The philosophical side is even worse. I resent it when slow cooker recipes require me to pre-cook ingredients before adding them to the slow cooker. And so many

recipes seem to require this. If I need to brown the meat and toast the spices and simmer the sauce all in different pans before I’m even allowed to touch the device that’s supposed to be making my work easier, I might as well just finish (more quickly!) the dish on the stove.

But I accept that I am in the minority. I understand that many people who are not me somehow find these devices useful. I applaud those people.

And in their honor, I created a slow cooker recipe that is everything I think so many are not — easy and tasty. No browning or other pots needed for this dumpand-go vegetarian chili that truly takes just 10 minutes to assemble in the morning. It then can be ignored until you get home from work.

SMOKY SLOW COOKER VEGETARIAN CHILI Does everyone in the family prefer a different heat level in their chili? With this recipe, the solution is easy. Just leave out the hot sauce and let each person add it at the table.

Start to finish: 4 to 8 hours (depending on slow cooker).

Servings: 12 1 large yellow onion, diced 1 large sweet potato, peeled and diced 3 cups peeled and cubed butternut squash (about a 2 1/2 pound-squash) 28-ounce can crushed tomatoes 3 cups vegetable broth 1/2 cup red wine 15-ounce can kidney beans, drained 15-ounce can great northern or other white beans, drained 8-ounce bag frozen bell pepper strips 6-ounce can tomato paste 6 cloves garlic, minced Juice of 1 lime 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon cocoa powder 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1 teaspoon chili powder

1 teaspoon smoked paprika Salt and ground black pepper Hot sauce, to taste Sour cream, to serve Chopped fresh cilantro, to serve Tortilla chips, lightly crushed ■ In a 6-quart slow cooker, combine all ingredients except the salt and pepper, hot sauce, sour cream, cilantro and tortilla chips. Stir well, then cover and turn on the cooker. Let cook for on high for 4 to 6 hours or on low for 6 to 8 hours. The chili can be served any time after the squash and sweet potato are tender.

■ When ready to serve, taste, then season with salt, pepper and hot sauce. Alternatively, leave out the hot sauce and offer it at the table for each diner to adjust heat as desired. Serve topped with sour cream, cilantro and crushed tortilla chips.

Nutrition information per serving: 250 calories; 60 calories from fat (24 percent of total calories); 6 g fat (2.5 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 10 mg cholesterol; 40 g carbohydrate; 9 g fiber; 8 g sugar; 9 g protein; 670 mg sodium.

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The Pop Warner Naples Hurricanes peewee team celebrate their shut out of the Clewiston Cougars, 24-0, in the Peace River Conference Championship on Nov. 1.

A habit of winning Hurricanes peewee team snatches conference win, headed to next level

By Jill Himmelfarb Staff

The taste of victory was incredibly sweet for the Pop Warner Naples Hurricanes peewee team.

On Saturday, Nov. 1, it shut out the Clewiston Cougars, 24-0, in the Peace River Conference Championship.

Coach Mark Baker said that the coaching staff is always encouraging the players to believe that winning is a habit. That influence has helped the team attain a perfect regular season along with being crowned the conference champions. “We have to envision our desired results and know that the best way to see the future is to create it,� Baker said. “We tell the kids, ‘If it’s meant to be, it’s up to me.’ We coach them to believe in themselves, stay motivated and know the dangers of constantly winning. Expecting to win is great, but they can’t let it hinder their motivation to continue winning. They have to know how to come together collectively as a team and know their individual responsibilities to make it work.�

The Hurricanes had already faced the Cougars during the regular season.

They were aware of the advantages that the Cougars would bring and prepared during practice to face the challenges that Clewiston would bring to the field. “We expected them to come out in a different offensive formation than they did during the season,� Baker said. “We were prepared for that. We knew that the Cougars are a team with a lot of speed which we would have to contain, especially on defense.�

Baker said that the coaching staff emphasizes to the team that when they get on the field they had to be hostile, agile and mobile. They needed these skills to counteract the strengths of the Cougars. “On offense, we ran the ball well, countered their speed and capitalized on turnovers,� Baker said. “We had a fumble recovery, an onside kick recovered and an interception recovered.�

This team consists of 10- and 11-yearolds. Baker doesn’t think that the weight of having a perfect season thus far has completely sunk in for the kids yet.

“So even though they won the Peace River Championship, they still have to play in another championship round,�

Baker said. “Even though they’re young, they know they have to go to work. They have to prepare.�

The Pop Warner Naples Hurricanes peewee team will continue its undefeated season at the Southeast Regional Championships on Nov. 15 at the Lehigh Community Park. The team’s opponent is yet to be determined. The Hurricanes will be facing the winner of a Saturday, Nov. 8 game between the Fort Pierce Eagles and the Tamiami Colts. “We, the coaching staff, are extremely proud of these boys and how they’ve come together as a team for the accomplishments they’ve made,� Baker said. “I don’t know of many teams in football that go undefeated and capture a championship. As they continue to grow and move up, that chance probably doesn’t come around very often. It’s quite an accomplishment to have done that. They set goals. We’re very proud of their work ethic.�

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The Citizen, The Naples Daily News and naplesnews.com are showcasing fishing photos from throughout the region. Anyone can submit a photo for inclusion. Ideally, submissions will include a photo of the fish and angler, location, type of bait or lure, fishing and weather conditions or a general description.

Example: Jane Doe of Marco Island caught this 200-pound tarpon while fishing near Lovers Key with live mullet on a calm morning. Photos will be selected from the gallery each week and used in our publications, such as the Naples Daily News, The Banner, Marco Eagle and Collier Citizen among others.

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1. Harry Engel and son Andrew with a pair of speckled seatrout caught on the grass flats and a pair of redfish caught near the mangroves of Estero Bay. 2. Dolph and Kevin Highmark caught these mangrove snapper and gag grouper.

3. Michael Mullen speared this nice hog fish and healthy snapper 5 miles from shore after the front came through.

4. Oliver Kirrane caught this 42-inch snook fishing near Sanibel bridge.

5. Eighth grader Cole Brecka, of North Naples, caught this eight-foot hammerhead shark while fishing five miles offshore of the Everglades.

6. Joel Sabin caught this 25-inch redfish with a live greenback minnow while fishing from a kayak at Wiggins Pass.

7. Kirk McCalister, Scott Barham and Eric Frizzi successfully spearfished for grouper and snapper 5 miles offshore from Naples.

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Exhibition: “Through the Artist’s Eye” November 1 – 29 Artist Reception: Saturday, November 8 from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

Museum of the Everglades

105 W. Broadway Everglades City Join us as we explore our area through the lens of three longtime resident artists as we enjoy their view of the place they call home. Through their eyes we can view the Everglades, its people, and those amazing sunsets that should not be missed.

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Exhibition: “Architectural Water Colors of Historic Goodland” Marco Island Historical Museum • 180 S. Heathwood Dr. Marco Island

November 4 – December 24 Artist and author, Dr. Sunshine and historian Betsy Perdichizzi present: Architectural Water Colors of Historic Goodland. Dr. Sunshine, an award winning artist and architect, has illustrated hundreds of the Goodland cottages and buildings. His en plein aire paintings and sketches are accompanied by historical information by Betsy Perdichizzi.

These images show the spirit of Goodland, the mixed benefits of progress, and the responsibilities of stewardship.

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USO SHOW Tuesday, November 11, 2014 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.

Sentimental Journey Featuring: - Marilyn Monroe singing “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” Sponsored by the Norris Family

- Dr. Gover & the Sunshine Jazz Band - Sgt. York from WWI - General Patton from WWII - Entertainment and Education

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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WEATHER

MOON PHASES LAST I Nov 14

5-DAY FORECAST

NEW I Nov 22

SW FLORIDA SYNOPSIS: A storm system over the Gulf will move to the east today. This will bring a couple of showers to Southwest Florida, mainly during the afternoon. Periods of rain and a thunderstorm are expected tonight.

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WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

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High: 81° Low: 64° Rain: 45%

SuNRISE: 6:40 A.M. SuNSET: 5:41 P.M.

SUNDAY Rain, then a shower. Mainly clear at night.

High: 68° Low: 57° Rain: 65%

SuNRISE: 6:41 A.M. SuNSET: 5:40 P.M.

HIgH

LOW

The Weekend 12:24 a.m. 5:21 a.m.

Today 1:15 a.m. 6:08 a.m.

Sunday 2:08 a.m. 6:59 a.m.

Monday

HIgH

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11:23 a.m. 6:09 p.m.

12:03 p.m. 6:53 p.m.

12:44 p.m. 7:38 p.m.

HIgH Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

3:01 a.m.

3:56 a.m.

4:50 a.m.

5:39 a.m.

LOW 7:56 a.m.

9:03 a.m.

10:16 a.m.

11:27 a.m.

HIgH

LOW

1:29 p.m.

2:21 p.m.

3:21 p.m.

4:30 p.m.

8:26 p.m.

9:18 p.m.

10:14 p.m.

11:10 p.m.

NAPLES area tides TODAY

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MONDAY

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THURSDAY

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High: 79° Low: 58° Rain: 5%

TUESDAY Mostly sunny; nice. Mainly clear at night.

High: 81° Low: 61° Rain: 5%

FISHING REPORT

BACKWATER: Fall wind pattern now everyday thing. Avoid days after a blow.

Water clarity prime issue. Tides will ease off full moon; AM incoming strong; PM outgoing super weak. Water temp gradual drop to low 70’s. Limited action slot snook with best venue north end Rookery Bay current points on incoming tide after heavy pilchard chum on sardines / pilchards.

Redfish action slowing. Red’s move to far reach backwaters on super high water.

Best Henderson Creek, Johnson Bay and both sides Dollar Bay with freelined whole shrimp to mangrove edges on last hours of the incoming. Good pompano action in clean water incoming Hurricane Pass. On fast tide need heavier jig / rig to hold bait to bottom on drift.

NEARSHORE: Conditions reasonable till late week. Mackerel / bluefish action circa Pier on top water tipped jigs under chum on structure. Gordon Five Mile for bottom action, snapper, seatrout and some flounder on shrimp rigs under chum.

Pleasant and warmer. Clear at night.

SuNRISE: 6:42 A.M. SuNSET: 5:40 P.M.

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By Capt. Bill Walsh dawnpatrolmarco@cs.com

BONITA area tides

A shower in spots. Rain tonight.

FIRST I Nov 29

HIgH

LOW

The Weekend 1:24 p.m. 6:55 a.m.

Today 12:18 a.m. 7:39 a.m.

Sunday 12:56 a.m. 8:23 a.m.

Monday

HIgH

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2:10 p.m. 7:41 p.m.

2:58 p.m. 8:24 p.m.

HIgH Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1:40 a.m.

2:38 a.m.

3:57 a.m.

5:18 a.m.

LOW 9:09 a.m.

9:59 a.m.

10:57 a.m.

11:58 a.m.

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4:43 p.m.

5:37 p.m.

6:30 p.m.

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10:19 p.m.

11:39 p.m.

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MARCO ISLAND area tides TODAY

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

OFFSHORE: Look for good and improving grouper action. Cooler water drawing red’s and gags east. Both species open in state water. Start 40-45’ now working live pinfish / cut ladyfish on hard bottom on drift. Deep wrecks have pelagic migration stragglers on live baits worked under chum.

MARINE FORECAST

SuNRISE: 6:43 A.M. SuNSET: 5:39 P.M.

WEDNESDAY

TODAY: Wind SE 7-14 knots. Seas 2-4 feet. Inland waters a light chop. Showers.

Partly sunny. P/cloudy at night.

SUN: Wind N 7-14 knots. Seas 3-5 feet.

Inland waters a rough chop. Rain.

High: 81° Low: 62° Rain: 10%

SuNRISE: 6:43 A.M. SuNSET: 5:39 P.M.

HIgH

LOW

The Weekend 12:08 a.m. 7:13 a.m.

Today 12:43 a.m. 7:57 a.m.

Sunday 1:21 a.m. 8:41 a.m.

Monday

HIgH

LOW

1:49 p.m. 7:18 p.m.

2:35 p.m. 7:59 p.m.

3:23 p.m. 8:42 p.m.

HIgH Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

2:05 a.m.

3:03 a.m.

4:22 a.m.

5:43 a.m.

LOW 9:27 a.m.

10:17 a.m.

11:15 a.m.

12:16 p.m.

CROSSWORD PUZZLER

SUDOKU

bridge KAKURO

WORD WARP ANSWERS (TOP TO BOTTOM)

ANSWER 1 TEAR ANSWER 2 AIR ANSWER 3 SWEAT ANSWER 4 DUCT

CELEBRITY CIPHER

LOW 9:32 p.m.

10:37 p.m.

11:57 p.m.

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MON: Wind NNE 6-12 knots. Seas 2-4 feet. Inland waters a moderate chop.

TUES: Wind NE 4-8 knots. Seas 1-3 feet.

Inland waters a light chop.

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Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014

PUZZLEANSWERS

HIgH 4:15 p.m.

5:08 p.m.

6:02 p.m.

6:55 p.m.

“I leave this rule for others when I’m dead, Be always sure you’re right — then go ahead!” — David Crockett You will be faced with a series of problems as East today. After the auction starts with South opening one diamond and North responding one heart, there are many players who would feel obligated to act. But despite your quick tricks, you have sterile distribution and no reason to assume that you are not outgunned on the deal.

So you pass, perhaps planning to re-enter the auction if the opportunity presents itself. Instead, you hear South jump to two no-trump and North raise to game. Your partner leads the spade seven. You play fourth highest leads, but also second from four small, and you may also lead top of three small.

Declarer plays low from dummy, and it is up to you to decide what to do now, and how to plan the defense.

Partner almost has a bust, but there is room for him to hold a heart honor such as the queen. Your best chance is to try to deny dummy an entry, so play the spade nine at trick one. Declarer can still succeed by playing on hearts, since the spades are blocked. But he does not know that.

Since he cannot see through the cards, he is likely to try to get to dummy with the club queen in order to take a diamond finesse. If you can stop him from doing this by winning the club ace and clearing the spades, then shifting to hearts, you will defeat three no-trump.

ANSWER: The choices here are to pass, which might freeze your side out of the auction for good, or to double, since you cannot really overcall one notrump with the wrong high-card values and such a feeble club stopper. If I advocate a double, my readers might leave in droves — but in my heart I believe that this might be our best way to compete at relatively little risk.

To contact Bobby Wolff, email him at bobbywolff@mindspring.com.

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ANTIQUES

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COMPUTER/IS

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TURN YOUR BICYCLE INTO BUCKS Sell no longer needed items through CLASSIFIED Just call 877-263-6047 DOMESTIC

Cook in home for

Bonita Family. Part time hours year round position.

Email resume to kahmail70@gmail.com

HOTEL/MOTEL/RESORT

The Collier County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a Purchasing Manager

Position requires a minimum of a BS in Business, Public Administration or closely related field. Must have experience with accounting, procurement and inventory practices and procedures; experience with writing and awarding requests for proposal and invitations to bid (please provide examples); experience with contact negotiation and execution; 3-5 years of supervisory experience; government procurement and contract experience preferred (please provide examples). CPPO or CPM preferred (or ability to attain within 3 years).

Duties include but are not limited to: maintain vendor files; order and issue office and specialty uniform supply items; monitor contract progress; supervise all purchasing functions; organize, write, and issue bid requests for contract, services, equipment and/or supplies.

To apply, please visit www.colliersheriff.org Apartment hunters always turn to classified first.

Advertise rental housing in these columns today!

877-263-6047

The Harborside West condo association is seeking a part time office manager.

Hours are 8am to 12pm Monday thru Friday.

Responsibilities in brief are prepare statements and collect assessments, deposit funds, payment of bills, assist accounting firm with monthly statements, prepare agenda and attend board meetings, maintain all records, insurance policies, and records as required by FL statutes. Minimum of 5 years experience and strong computer skills required.

Provide resume and references to harborsidewest@yahoo.com

RESTAURANT Buffalo Wild Wings Hiring all Positions Apply at 3290 Tamiami Trl E, Naples or 25271 Chamber of Commerce Dr., Bonita Springs - Or Visit www.jointeambww.com

Front desk

PT must be flexible, holidays & weekends, 24 + hrs.

Experience preferred.

Fairways Inn of Naples, 103 Palm River Blvd. 597-8181

MEDICAL CAREGIVERS NEEDED!

Season is here! Visiting Angels is looking for compassionate CNA/HHA and companion caregivers for in-home senior care.

(239) 561-7600

Wynn’s Market is Currently taking applications for Enthusiastic, Reliable, Friendly.

* Part-time Deli Clerk Approx. 29 to 30 hr/week. * Bakery for a Part-time evening and weekend * Counter Clerk Produce Part-time seasonal for evenings and weekends Front-end needs part-time and seasonal * Cashiers * Bag clerks Call 239-261-7157 Or stop by Wynn’s at 141 9th St North, Naples

CLEAN HOUSE AND CLEAN UP! Sell no longer wanted items through CLASSIFIED 877-263-6047 TRADES

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- Dining Room Manager Full Time, Salary position.

Insurance, Benefits, Vacation Pay & 401K! Email resume:

Dining@cypresswoodsgolf.com

or fax to: (239) 593-5104

www.cypresswoodsgolf.com

INSTRUCTION

Want to be a CNA?

Don’t want to wait?

Express Training Services is now offering our nursing asst. exam prep classes.

Day/Eve classes. 239-417-8055 or expresstrainingservices.com.

Next CNA Class starts 11/17

Free Table Shower

2033 Pine Ridge Rd 5644 Tavilla Cir, 203

239-494-0400

MM30717

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Asian Massage

Pick the one you like 5600 Trail Blvd, Ste 5 239-919-2649 MM24020

Celebrities Spa

LOST AND FOUND

FOUND Kayak in the City of Naples .

If not claimed within 90 days it will be returned to the finder. Please call the City of Naples Police. 239-213-4836

FOUND Ring at Waterside Shops.

If not claimed within 90 days it will be returned to the finder. Please call the City of Naples Police. 239-213-4836

MASSAGE THERAPY

All New Asian Therapists 616 9th St N 239-348-5878 9am-10pm 7 days

Cindy Eastern Massage Only By Appointment 1010 5th Ave. S., Ste 306 305-731-0540 MM31365 CLOUD 9 MASSAGE* IN/OUT #MA34682 Kathleen: 451-5081

Grand Opening Foot Massage

AA SHINING STAR

Reflexology $39

A GRAND OPENING Natural Healing Spa

HILDY An Unforgettable Massage 239-641-6906 MA#002485

239-580-7978

”SIMPLY THE BEST” SERENITY MASSAGE

CHINESE MASSAGE 10911 Bonita Beach Rd (239) 963-6058, MM29815

3625 Tamiami Trail North

naturalhealingspafl.com 9am-10pm-7days-MM30934

618 9th St N 239-250-9319 9am-10pm 7 days

239-403-1000 Lic. MM30206 1404 Goodlette Rd N (by Zoo)

AAA Homer Helter’s Antique & Military Mall 5510 Shirley St. 594-9900 Monday-Saturday 10-5

Bealls Men’s Shorts

Size 38’’, Like New $10. each Call 239-992-3160

JOHNSON BROS. Dishes England, 1930s pattern GARDEN BOUQUET, 52 pcs. $300 Call 239-877-0470

275 LPs 60s-80s

Pop, Soft Rock, no Classic Rock, $125. 239-592-5942

Walnut Table

with drawer and shelf $150.

239-825-4389

Women Clothes Extra large, shoes & sandals size 8.5 thru 9, $1 ea. 239-877-6021

APPLIANCES

DISHWASHER, Maytag; almond bisque, like new! $200.

ELECTRIC

(239) 598-3511

STOVE,

by

Maytag, slide in, front controls $325. (239) 598-3511

GE ELEC. STOVE WHITE, XLNT. COND., $95 239- 596- 2239 GE REFRIDGE 19 CU. FT. WHITE, GOOD COND., $100 239- 596- 2239 GE Washer-Dryer set, like new, $300 702-372-5818

KITCHENAIDE Electric Cooktop, electric, 30 inch;

in box $495. (406) 239-5606

HOME & PROFESSIONAL 263-4700 1-877-263-6047 SERVICES

CALL or toll free Fax: 263-4703 • Email: classad@naplesnews.com

State law requires advertisers offering contractor services to include their license number in all ads. for information call 403-2431.

AUDIO/VIDEO

Complete Installation & Troubleshooting Service. 239-784-2108. Lic./Ins.

CLEANING

Affordable Cleaning!

Home, window, lanai, ceiling fans / garages. Power Washing. Organizing. Unwanted items removed. High dusting / errands run. Home Watch.

Kevin / Donna 877-5481.

MARIA’S CLEANING Now hiring the following:

COMPANION EXTERIOR Crypts @ Palm Royal Cemetery Full package call for details.

239-272-9674 or 239-353-6806

Service (from Poland) (239) 331-4576

COMPUTER

ALL PROBLEMS

SOLVED Expert, Courteous, On-Site Lic. 239-353-5647

ELECTRICAL

ELECTRICIAN - Retired Licensed & Insured. Fair Rates.

Senior Discount. 239-961-5694

FURNITURE

Jamison double mattress/box spring. Firm, 1 yr old. $200 xlnt 596-2239

GENERAL SERVICES

lendahandhomeservices.com

Need Help? 404-6010 Shopping, Odd Jobs, Home and Party Assist and Courier.

Sell It With Classified!

Call 877-263-6047

ASAP WORK, VERY HONEST, NEAT! Lic & Ins 239-287-2796

retired Lic.

DRACK HOME Service Inc. Repairs and Cleaning #100119

Large Or Small Jobs & PickUp & Delivery! 239-249-4367 Classified makes selling your unneeded items easy.

Call one of our helpful Ad Takers today and you’ll see what we mean.

877-263-6047

A Paint, Cleaning &

AAA AFFORDABLE

Fire Fighter. Insured.

020373. Norm. 404-2653

MARTINS MOVING

PAINTING

HANDYMAN

DEPENDABLE,

MOVERS

Pressure 450-4861

Home Watch Service since 1989 #12039. NEAT! 596-3928

STICKS PAINTING

THANK YOU VETS! #052895 Call George 450-1849

PICTURE FRAMING

THE FRAME UP

Naples Oldest & Best New Location 550 10th St. N. 261-4413

REMODELING

RENOVATION AND REMODELING

New construction, additions, outdoor fireplaces and patios, kitchens and baths.

25 Years Local Experience 239-595-0578 CRC1327008

ROOF REPAIR

* FREE ESTIMATES *

LEAKS & NEW ROOFS CCC # 1252414 Call 775-1132

SCREEN REPAIR

JOHN SHOWALTER #031258 239-354-2620

TUTTLE SCREEN

REPAIR. Free Estimates. #9611293 239-649-8695

SLIDING DOORS

Sliding

Door

Doctor

Repairs, Rollers, Locks & More Lic.#055563 Ins. 239-732-7070

APPLIANCES

Maytag Dishwasher

MERCHANDISE HOUSEHOLD

MERCHANDISE HOUSEHOLD

COFFEE TABLE Unique

WICKER HEADBOARD

MICROWAVE, Maytag

Computer desk,

RANGE,

DAY BED TWIN wood

Wine Cabinet, holds bottles and misc w/drawer gray $150. 239-825-4389 Wood framed picture

Black Glass $125.

Call 239-394-5375

like new, almond bisque color, $150. (239) 598-3511

GE

WHITE,

3 TIER GLASS METAL TIERS OPEN $95. 561-289-9596

upright w/doors, black leather chair, $50. (239) 498-8855

flat top, self cleaning, $100.

(239) 961-9555

/metal $200.

Refrigerator, Stove, Washer & Dryer

DESK

Call 239-498-1665 in Bonita

Refrigerator, White

side by side, 36x69.5m water/ ice on dr. $150. 239-394-5375

(2) Vacuum Cleaners

Upright Dirt Devil $30. GE upright tank $50. 353-2214

WASHER/DRYER GE

white, good condition, $175 for the set. (239) 961-9555

WHITE GE Elec Range

$125. Over Range Microwave $100. (239) 394-5375

BICYCLES

ROAD

MASTER

ladies bike 18 sp. Mongoose man 21 sp $35 ea 989-254-9236

BUILDING SUPPLIES

Aluminum AWNING 23X47’’ $35.

Call 239-992-3160

CABINETS,

White;

55Hx25Wx33D, $40 each.

(239) 353-0313 leave message.

GLASS INSERT

for door 80x32’’ @ $45.

Call 239-992-3160

COLLECTIBLES

7 Collectible plates

from around the world, $100 for all. (239) 948-4445

FLY ROD KIT, 1947

Sakura Brand, box, complete. $125/obo. 239-430-7946

Hess truck 1997

Helicopter 2001 like new $50.00EA Jim 239-571-6996

MUSTACHE CUP Marked present. $10.

239-430-7946

FIREARMS

RUGER Mark II target pistol 22 cal. Incl 2 mags + 100 rds $175. 239-992-0699

SMOKIN’ BARRELS

Gun Shop - WH Knives, 5400 Taylor Rd. 239-431-6221

300 Weatherby Magnum Ammo $25 a box. 239-642-9475

HOUSEHOLD

ARM CHAIR CUSTOM

ARCH WHITE WOOD W TEAL FABRIC $95.

561-289-9596

Assort.

LAMPS

$35

each and assort. mirrors $35 each. Call 239-348-7494

BEDROOM SET, from

Pottery Barn, twin bed, white metal, $100. (239) 961-9555

2 bedside chests,

Bassett, mirror finish, like new, $200 ea. (239) 300-0995

2 Bedside Tables,

new, wood grain $150 pair.

239-825-4389

BEDSPEAD King size

beautiful quilted soft aqua. $50. Call 239-348-7494

BELLINI CHAIRS like new! gray, 4 available, $99 ea. Call 239-403-9477 Box Spring & mattress Simmons Beauty Rest double firm w/frame $120. 598-1515

CHEST, 3 drawers,

provencial, curved; 4ftHx 20 inch wide, $60. (239) 495-6575

HUTCH,

white wood, from Pottery Barn $150. (239) 961-9555

DINING SET, new Key

West, 54 inch round glass top; 4 chairs $499. (269) 998-6855

DOUBLE MATTRESS

+ BOX SPRING, FIRM, 1 YR. OLD, XLNT. COND. $175. 239-596-2239

ENTERTAINMENT Center 3 pc, glass shelves, cream

w/ TV, $350. (781) 413-6002

Entertainment Center 5 pc., light wood $200 OBO 239-272-4211

Folding Treadmill by

Proform LX, like new $200 firm. Call 239-353-2214

GE WASHER & DRYER gently used $150 each one Call 239-571-1766 63“Glass Top Table

& chairs. $175. email pictures avail., Call 239-348-8165

53“ GLASS TOP table $100 email pictures avail.,

Call 239-348-8165

4 GOLD PARSONS CHAIRS excellent condition $140. Call 239-348-7494

Indoor/outdoor rug

beige/green, 5’x8’, clean, $40.

(239) 498-8855

LAMPS CUSTOM NEW FL SCENIC SUNSET PD $300 NOW $150. 561-289-9596

Lift Chair Cream Color $275. 2 Sofas Beige w/floral print $50 ea. 239-774-5041

CT tennis bracelet. Rolex Lady President. 239-250-3832

DIAMONDS-WATCHES

-JEWELRY- GOLD AND SILVER COINS. I buy, sell, trade, appraise, repair. 239-403-1055

ORNATE STERLING Basket Pendant, Jade, pearls, enamel, $39.

239-566-8673

LAWN & GARDEN

FERTILIZER LAWN SPREADER $25.

Call 239-992-3160

FREE: ROYAL PALMS YOU TAKE 239-290-5554

JOHN

DEERE

JS36

mowmentum self propelled, $200. (239) 254-1145

MOWER

4

STROKE

Lawn Boy, Self Propelled $125. Details call 254-1145

MACHINERY & TOOLS

DEWALT

3100

PSI

pressure washer, like $300. (239) 254-1145

new,

TOOL BOX on wheels

perfect condition, $125. Call (239) 948-4445.

MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Aluminum WALKER with 2 wheels $45.

Call 239-992-3160

LOVESEAT, NEW by Henredon, asking $399.

WHEELCHAIR Motorized, Pride Jezzy, good cond. $500 OBO. 597-3635

$350.

Gorgeous! (239) 207-6400

Off White Dresser

mirror, night stands, queen headboard set $120 all OBO 774-5041

Ottoman,

off

white,

wood base, good cond. contemporary. $50. 216-2623

Picture, custom gold

frame, water scene by Ray Harm $100 Call 239-348-7494

RECLINER, Robb & Stucky wall hugger, blue microfiber $175.

417-2205

SILK PLANTS CSTM XL

18“ GRN & RED PD $600 NOW $195.

561-289-9596

Sofa, 2 chairs, cock-

tail & end tables, wall unit, Fl style $375. 262-573-3508

SOFA, NEW HENREDON, beautiful $499. Call (239) 207-6400

Stressless Chair with ottoman, beige leather, $150. 239-825-4389

TABLE

w/ 5 chairs,

inside lanai set, w/ stripe cushions $120/all. (239) 495-6575

TEAL LA-Z-BOY leather sofa, chair, recliners $495. 207-740-6201 TV STAND/ Entertain-

ment $150.

center, contemporary, (239) 961-9555

TV Wall Bracket

holds 42” TV, like new!

443-910-0105

$60,

Want to Rent?

Call Classified 877-263-6047

2 twin beds chest/mirror

COCKTAIL Table CSTM RECT GLASS TOP W GLASS BASES $175.

561-289-9596

Coffee table, square,

WHITE CLOTH SOFA Like new condition $300.

Call 239-263-2326

MISCELLANEOUS

Alarm clock, pottychair, Shark vacuum sweeper

Avon

$35. 239-877-6021 bottles w/boxes

$6 ea, Publix Rooster dishes set $125 239-353-7361 Double Baby Jogger xlnt condition $150 Call 239-595-0590

3 FANS ”Outdoor” in

excellent condition, 5 blade 52’’ w/lights $40. 302-6177

Fiberglass

steps

(3)

24Hx36Wx42D for RV or Park Model $150.00 239-571-6996

HAVILAND CHINA com-

plete set, service 12+ & many extras $125. obo 250-0246

Little Tikes Large Playhouse $125.

Call 239-595-0590 Little Tikes Turtle

Sandbox $25; & Little Tikes Kitchen $50.Call 239-595-0590

Metal Detector Edu.

-science. 9 volt battery $35.

498-8855

PANASONIC FAX MACHINE w/ extra paper.

Works Good. $20. 774-3963

POPCORN MAKER,

OUTSIDE BUGLIGHT, IRONING BOARD $25. 239-877-6021

Rollaway Twin Bed $100 Call 239-595-0590

SCREEN

A HUGE SALE! IMPERIAL HARBOR Fri. & Sat. 7th & 8th 8AM-?

26233 Squire Ln Follow the Signs.

Lots of men’s & ladies clothes, household goods, bedding, linens, electronic, riding lawn mower, golf cart.

COME SEE & BUY!

MASSIVE

Multifamily

YARD SALE Sat. 11/8 Tools, Fishing sups., Toys, Kitchen sups., Clothes, Garden sups., Elec., Furniture, and more!!

23361 Olde Meadobrook Cir., Bonita Springs, FL 34134 (Opens 8:00am)

ESTATE SALES

ESTATE LIQUIDATORS 28340 Trail’s Edge Blvd., Bonita Springs, 239-676-8275.

NEW MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY! Welcome Wickham Books Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5

ESTATE SALE

ROLLING WALKER converts to wheelchair, Drive, like new $80 OBO. 239-597-3635

recliners, cream color (239) 775-2350

night table/lamp, white wicker, nice! $500. 732-865-0491 Upholstered chest with beige suede like material, 48x20x16. $20. 239-404-9147

36 in. black wrought iron. thick glass top. $95. 216-2623

JEWELRY

2 CT DIAMOND & 10

LOVESEAT COUCH w/

off-white, great cond., $50.

Call (239) 398-4012.

CHEST OF DRAWERS,

With

with orange color print. $100.

Call 239-348-7494

BONITA SPRINGS

DOOR,

with

LOCAL ESTATE Small Tables, Dining Table, Sideboards, Beds, Display Cabinets, Chairs, Lamps, many other items!

PRICED TO SELL !

Wed.-Sat. 10AM-4PM Antiques Center of Naples 5430 Yahl Street, Naples, FL 34109. 239 596 2636

FIREFIGHTER EVERYTHING

SALE GOES!

GARAGE SALES

GARAGE SALES

GARAGE SALES

NAPLES

COMMUNITY SALE Maplewood is having a Community Garage sale on Saturday November 8th from 9am-1pm. Located off of Radio Road just East of Livingston Road.

A Moving Sale

31 Derhenson Dr. 34112 (E Naples) Sat 7:30am-Noon Furn, & household items!

Sunshine Ace Hardware is having a Red Tag Closeout sale this Fri., Sat. and Sun.

MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE SAT. & SUN.

Come in to any one of our 6 locations to take advantage of huge savings!

Friday 50% off select items (Come early and get the best selection), Saturday 75% off and Sunday 85%!!

CLOTHES, SHOES, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, SPORTS GOODS, BABIES-KID TOYS, FURN., MISC. ELECTRONICS, AND PLENTY MORE!.

2742 14TH ST. NORTH, NAPLES 8-2PM

50% OFF ENTIRE STORE, excluding antiques

and artwork This Fri & Sat 11AM-4PM; 938 3rd Ave. N

GOLDEN GATE

Cypress Wood Church 3380 Golden Gate Blvd Sat. 8 am-2 pm Vendors Welcome.

198 PINE HURST CIR LELY COUNTRY CLUB. SATURDAY 8AM-1PM. EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z

960 21st St. SW

off White Blvd. Sat. 9AM-2PM Moving sale. Clothes, furniture, tools, antiques, exercise gear and lots more!

MARCO ISLAND

905 11th St. North

SAT Nov 8th only: 9am -2pm All kinds of stuff!

Wind In The Willows WAREHOUSE SALE

NEXT WEEKEND

Thurs. Nov. 13, Fri. Nov. 14 & Sat. Nov. 15, 8AM-4PM Selling gifts, accessories, clothing props & much more.

Located at Olde Naples Self Storage S. 275 Goodlette Rd. Naples 34102. Cash or check only! 239-643-0663

NORTH NAPLES

846 San Marco Rd, Marco Island

A YARD SALE 11/8th VINEYARDS PARK 6231 ARBOR BLVD W., 34119 SATURDAY, 8AM-Noon.

Fri. Nov. 7th thru Sun Nov 9th 8am - 4pm. (239) 642-4738 Kitchen appliances, Kitchen table w/ chairs, karaoke machine with screen w/ 1300 songs, 25 ft pontoon boat, etc

281 SECOND AVE

220 HICKORY Rd. in Pine Ridge Sat. 7AM-11AM Furniture, Clothes, Shoes, Bedding, Electronics, etc.

Collectible fireman’s misc., tools, harley misc., automotive, construction/contractor equip., coins, Nov. 6-8 10-4pm prestigeestateservicesfl.com 3480 4th Ave SE,Naples 34117

Sat Nov 8th and Sun. Nov 9th 8am - ? Furniture, mower, TV mattress, clothes, rug, lamp...

NAPLES ESTATE SALES

FLEISCHMANN PARK Saturday, November 8th 7:30AM-1PM OVER 50 VENDORS 1600 Fleischmann Blvd.

Across from Coastland Mall 239-213-3020

treadmill, pilates, bowflex, BBQ grill, youth sports equip., kitchen & household items, 99 Ford F-150 truck. 681 Pompano Dr., Palm River Fri. & Sat. 7- till.

COMMUNITY SALE

OUTDOOR SALE

We Buy Quality Furnishings Single Pieces To Entire Households. Top Cash Paid.

239-300- 0406. Mon-Sat 10-5

Saturday, 9AM-5PM

1559 TRAFALGAR LN. Unit C Everything must go! All items reasonably priced. 2 bedroom sets, tables, chairs, leather sofa, china cabinet, wall art, household items, much misc.

7372 LONGVIEW CT

(in Heron Pointe) SAT and SUN 8am - ? Tons of New and like new Xmas decor; trees, wreathes, lights, ornaments; Household items, too.

NAPLES

A GIANT YARD SALE

Lots

of

Furniture

SAT., NOV. 8TH 8AM-3PM. 5510 Shirley St. Homer Helter’s Antique & Military Mall

WATERWAYS OF NAPLES (On Immokalee Road 10 mi. East of I-75) SAT Nov. 8th 8AM-1PM

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Collier Citizen 263-4700 • The Banner • 213-6060 • Marco Eagle 213-5300 REMINDER: A Collier County or City of Naples permit is required when you have a garage sale. The permit is free and available at the City of Naples Building and Zoning Department, 295 Riverside Cir., 403-2400 if you live in the city OR County Development Services, 2800 N. Horsehoe Dr., and North Collier Government Services Center, 2335 Orange Blossom Dr., Naples. Marco Island residents may obtain their permits from Marco Island City Hall, 50 Bald Eagle Drive.

Use this handy map to help you find the location of the garage sales you wish to visit. This map is divided into six areas: Bonita Springs, North Naples, Golden Gate, Naples, South Naples and Marco.

decorative iron on front. Excellent. $50. (239) 304-8738

BONITA SPRINGS

Tap dance shoes,

IMPERIAL GOLF COURSE BLVD.

black, ladies size 9.5 N, Capezio, $25. (239) 947-6286

NAPLES-IMMOKALEE ROAD

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

111TH AVE.

TASK CHAIR, $35; Office shredder $28. (2) new 3 hole punch $4. ea. 455-8384 Xerox Phaser printer

Find a newsstand to buy a paper Place an obituary, classified ad or press release Submit news Submit a letter to the editor

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GOLF

CART,

charger, golf accessories, high speed chip $1900. 352-3138

KETTLER Folding Ping

Capri Blvd.

Pong table, almost new. $300. all equipment 239-263-2326

Tarpon Bay

Malibu Pilates Chair

exerciser w/6 DVDs new $175 239-566-8673

power incline folding. $100.

239-692-8328

TV, DVD, STEREO

TV/STEREO

CABINET

32’’h, 40’’w 20’’ deep, cherry wood $150. Call 239-263-2326

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LOGAN BLVD.

INTERSTATE 75

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RADIO ROAD FIFTH AVENUE

MARCO r.

Bald Eagle Dr.

Barfield Dr.

San Marco Rd. S. Heatherwood

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treadmill Pro-FORM585

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for $100. or $5/dozen.

239-692-8543

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softballs 36 dozen

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GREEN BLVD.

GOLDEN GATE PKWY.

Collier Bay

S. C

Report a problem

BANYAN BLVD.

GOLDEN GATE SANTA BARBARA BLVD.

EZ

PARK SHORE DR.

LIVINGSTON RD.

Bike

Vitamaster MV1900 $50 OBO 239-564-2204

AIRPORT-PULLING RD.

SPORTING GOODS

Exercise

CRAYTON RD.

PINE RIDGE RD.

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Roberts Bay

Barfield Bay

COUNTY BARN RD.

Manage your subscription

Yorkies (brothers) avail. Nov. 11th. Papers, shots, assumable pet insurance, Sherpa bag, crates & pen. 239-734-6879

NORTH NAPLES

BAYSHORE DR.

We’re ready to help you around the clock.

Two 4 mo. old male

State Rd. 951

Online customer service

ea; 2 males avail.; Ready now!

TICA purebred (304) 763-1552

GULF PARK DR.

VANDERBILT BEACH RD.

GOODLETTE-FRANK ROAD

PETS & LIVESTOCK

BENGAL KITTENS $800

PELICAN BAY BLVD.

TAMIAMI TRAIL NORTH (41)

& stand, light use $500.

Call 239-263-2326

Gulf Of Mexico

2

Excellent condition 239-777-3395

white, queen, good condition. $75. Call 239-216-2623

GARAGE SALES

STATE RD. 951

MERCHANDISE

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SOUTH NAPLES

TO MARCO

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MARBELLA AT SPANISH WELLS

2/2. 1276 SQ FT. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING. MOVE IN READY BY OWNER 239-598-4962 $175,900.

WAREHOUSES

Beautiful 2nd Floor

MOBILE HOMES/LAND Caribbean Park 55+ NEW & USED HOMES! GREAT SPECIALS! 597-4504

OPEN HOUSES/CONDOS

55+ Resident Owned Waterfront 1&2 Bedrm From $30K to $249K. 239.774.5484 napleslandyachtharbor.org

CONDOS OPEN

Naples 1st Floor Private End unit on lake 2300 sq.ft.

2 car attach gar. No club fees. $289K Call for open house schedule 352-460-7286 See details & photos @ www.Yourwebsource.net/naples

NEW LISTING MOVing ready, turn key, 2/2

Condo newly renovated Saint George at Crown Point $154,500 586-549-5137 Open House Sunday November 9th 1-4 pm

OLD NAPLES CONDO

Open Daily 1-5PM 607 12th Ave. S. 2BR, 1.5BA, 1,000 sq. ft., 1st floor, 5 blocks to beach, 3 blocks to 3rd St. 55+ plus, no pets. $295K. (239) 248-8366

HOUSES OPEN

AUTUMN WOODS

4/2. Immaculately kept open ranch floor plan. Nassau self cleaning pool & spa. Large corner lot. Seagate, Pine Ridge and Barron Collier schools. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4.

6592 Chestnut Circle 239-398-8253

Move In Ready INDIGO LAKES 14995 Savannah Dr

Open Sat & Sun 1-5PM 4BR, 3.5BA, 2 car, 2674 sq.ft.

Oversized lot, Water view, Many Upgrades, $435,000.

239-272-8663

TURNBURY PRESERVE

NAPLES BEST

TALL OAKS

Naples 55+ Comm.

(800) 622-1660 talloaksofnaples.com

FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPS Estab. 1989.

SEAGATE DRIVE

WEST NAPLES

NORTH NAPLES: Key

West Style Restaurant Just Reduced For Immediate Sale $39,000. (from $125K) Outdoor seating. Beer/Wine.

Al DuQuet CGC, 239-571-3000

GULF

RECREATION

MEXICO

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41

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41

LIVEABOARD SLIP

SPORTS & FOREIGN

miles, NDH, Silver/ black, $13,500. (239) 513-9716

PINE RIDGE ROAD

NAPLES

MANATEE ROAD

R.

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951

CAPTAIN’S LICENSE

951

Naples OUPV-6-pak Dec. 1st 877-435-3187

RADIO ROAD

DAVIS BOULEVARD

2015 Models Available 909 10th St. S. Ste. 102 Ph: 239-331-2104 www.formulaboats.com

(239) 495-6575

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factory amg package, perfect cond., original windows sticker, $9,950 239-777-3496

FIBERGLASS REPLICA ON VW FRAME & ENGINE, BRITISH RACING GREEN $5,000 ON MARCO ISLAND 304-545 2374

TRUCKS & TRACTORS

84

951

’02 FORD Ranger XLT

Gold, V6, 5 speed auto., A/C, All power, cruise, AM/FM, CD bed liner, aluminum diamond plate tool box. 21,800 mi. $7,500. Call 239-455-2200

VEHICLES WANTED

RATTLESNAKE-HAMMOCK

864

LARGEST BUYER IN FL

Autos, trucks, RV’s, cycles. $1K to $100K. Dave, 239-250-2000

GARDEN ST.

IRON & METAL INC 4246 Exchange Ave, 34104 WE BUY JUNK CARS! And SELL USED AUTO PARTS 337-5865 x1027, Towing Avail

41

41

92

Barfield Bay

XGS

1999 MERCEDES 500sl,

Recreation Ln.

Dr .

San Marco Rd.

JAGUAR

Convertible V12, low miles, pristine cond. $9,900 239-9617684 hard top Convertible, 7 spd auto trans, pristine, garaged, loaded. Never in snow country $11,500. 239-431-8491

CORVETTES WANTED! Top dollar. Cash today 941-809-3660; 941-923-3421

AAAAA JUNK CARS TOP $$ GUARANTEED 239-289-7430

SOUTHEAST COLLIER Includes Everglades City, Chokoloskee and Port of the Islands area.

MOST TRUSTED

Buyer Since 1977.

STEARNS MOTORS All Vehicles wanted Rod or Jim 239-774-7360.

TO MARCO (See Inset At Left)

951

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ANCHOR, weighs 20 lbs, includes rope; $50.

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S. Heatherwood

MARINE EQUIPMENT

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Sales, Rentals, Equipment ESTERO RIVER 992-4050

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KAYAKS and CANOES

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MARCO ISLAND

South of Manatee including Isles of Capri, Marco Island, Goodland and Everglades City

Collier Bay

1990

Mercedes SLK280 ’06,

Capri Blvd.

Tarpon Bay

3LT Glass Top, loaded, like new! $34,500. 239-331-7798

CLASSIC MG TD 1952

LAKEVIEW DR. I MAINSA

GREEN BOULEVARD

856

BOATS, MOTORS SOUTH NAPLES

CORVETTE ’07 6K mi.

Rentals starting at $300.

Contact 239-289-3143

1600 CF Capri Bowrider.

With trailer plus 50HP Mercury. $3,000. 239-293-7974

98 VOLVO V70

STATION WAGON, 94K miles, fair condition. New battery & tires. $2,500. Call (239) 572-2246 ’04 BMW 530i, 65K

West of 951, south of Vanderbilt Beach Rd. to Vineyards on the west and I-75 on the south.

East of 951 - south of Immokalee Rd.

GOLDEN GATE PARKWAY

BOAT STORAGE/SLIPS

2000 BAYLINER

Convertible, condo car and senior owned, 27K mi., xlnt. cond. $12,000 OBO. Call 239-643-9789

882

VANDERBILT BEACH RD.

ORANGE BLOSSOM

2001 LEXUS SUV RX300 White, all required maintenance done, 152K mi. $7200. Call 239-775-6268 06’ Pontiac Solstice

PINE RIDGE ROAD

PARK SHORE DR.

(239) 825-3144

951

GOLDEN GATE

West of US 41 from County Line, south to Bayshore Dr.

AUTO PARTS BUSINESS FOR SALE

CANOES/KAYAK

Village Walk $298,500. 2BR+ Den ASID Designed, 2 fireplaces, cul-de-sac lot. No Realtors!

239-601-0584 or 597-2959

ORANGE BLOSSOM

Hybrid, must sale! $14,000 Factory Warranty, up 60 mpg, red, like new cond.

Call 239-403-8288

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GULF PARK DR.

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NEW HOME OPEN DAILY 313 Turnbury Way Naples, FL 34120 Monday - Thursday 10-5 Friday - 1-5 Saturday 10-6 & Sunday 11-5 For Inquiries call Esther Prat 239.248.5273

PELICAN BAY BLVD.

4141

2013 Honda Insight

IMMOKALEE ROAD

West of 951 to US 41, north Collier/Lee County line. South to Manatee and 951

Mobile Home. $14,900. 239-227-1893

gray green color, excellent cond. Only 37,500 mi.

Bumper to bumper warranty remaining for 1-1/2 yrs! $7500. Owner (586) 524-0542

North of Immokalee Rd./Oil Well Rd., East of 951

NAPLES

Upgraded factory wheels 73000 miles Showroom condition $17,900 Call Gordon (248) 770-5200

CHRYSLER SEBRING 2004 Convertible,

17b

IMMOKALEE ROAD

VAND E BEACHRBLI T RD.

2BR, 2BA

AA - VARIOUS UNITS FOR RENT! For info call 239-564-0756 Moates Realty

111THAVENUE

NORTHEAST COLLIER

39th Street SW

up to warehouse size, lowest $’s in Naples! 239-643-0447

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PASSENGER

Beautiful black sedan

BAREFOOT AREFO WILLIAMS ROAD

STORAGE

A/C LOCKERS, 3’x4’

COLLIER COUNTY

IMPERIAL GOLF COURSE BLVD.

HONDA ELITE 250

2 passenger, water cooled, good cond. Street ready, turn signals, windshield, luggage rack, new battery, electric start, belt driven 9,200 mi. garaged, $1250. 239-263-4434

865

SANTAB A ARB ARBARA BOU LEVARD ARD

ROOMS/EFFICIENCIES starting at $225 per week Fairways Motel 239-597-8181

OLD U.S. 41

MOTORCYCLES

BONITA SPRINGS

BONITA BEACH ROAD

LEE COUNTY 887

WIGGINS PASS RD.

REGENT PARK VILLA

2/2 Condo, bundled golf!

219 Fox Glen Dr. #1201 Naples, FL 34104 List Price: $130,000 239.850.7805 Matt Sutton John R. Wood, Inc.

OLD D

All U.S. of.S. 41Bonita Springs, RAGSDALE GSDALE GSD ALE ST. plus Bonita Beach

LOGAN BOULEVARD

GENERAL REAL ESTATE

GOLFING COMMUNITIES

No deposit, private entrance, cable. 239-774-6854

41

41

NORTH NAPLES

2BR, 2BA, 1st floor, Garage, lanai lake view, pool granite, SS appliances, good income if rented low fee $169,000 239-216-2623

A FURNISHED ROOM

cond. Cash Paid (941)347-7171

EAST TERR TERRY STREET

COUNTY BARN ROAD

SLEEPING ROOMS

BONITA BEACH ROAD

865

VANDERBILT DRIVE

Please contact: Break Away To Southwest Florida, Inc. Carl Larson, Broker Bonita Springs, Naples, Estero (239) 498-2119 or 1-800-619-0229 breakawayproperties.com

BONITA SPRINGS

IMMOKALE E

To

877-263-6047

MOTOR HOMES

WANTED ALL MOTOR HOMES and CAMPERS. Any

TERRY STREET

GULFSHORE DRIVE

A BIG NEED FOR RENTAL PROPERTIES 2014-2015 SEASON. WE HAVE RENTERS!

4141

Sanibel Island, Ft. Myers Beach, Bonita Beach,

CLASSIFIED

SEASONAL

887

SANTA BARBARA BOU LEVARD

BUY IT SELL IT FIND IT

Corkscrew Road north to Alico Road

PALMIRA BOULEVARD

GULFSHORE BLVD.

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ESTERO/ SAN CARLOS

Pelican Landing

BONI TA GRANDE RD.

Rent FRENCH QUARTER Executive Suites and Triple Net Commercial Space, Various Sizes. Beth Snoke 239-261-2888

CONDOS GENERAL

BONITA GRANDE RD.

Up To 3 Mo FREE

E S T E RO

Lake, 2 car. Low fees. $515K owner/broker 239-404-4200

1978 VW Super

Beetle Convertible.

Engine runs great! New brakes, recently adj valves, compression 120 lbs. Front end aligned, new seat belts, new headliner, car cover included. No serious rust.

Call 239-821-4195.

VALEWOOD DRIVE

OFFICE SPACE

Island Walk, 4BR 4BA on

COMPLETELY UPDATED, 3 BR, 3 BA, TILE AND GRANITE THROUGHOUT, TASTEFULLY FURNISHED, SE VIEW, 2,250 SQ. FT. + 2 TERRACES $825,000. Call 239-734-1201

MIROMAR LAKES

CORKSCREW ROAD

NORTHBR OOK DRIVE

5 BR, 3 BA, 3 car garage, pool, annual, $4,200/m. in Old Naples/ Moorings. dneden@rogers.com 416-890-8912.

Estero Parkway

ay

Walk to the Beach!

Areas north of San Carlos Park

w Park iffin

HOUSES UNFURN

At VERONA WALK

3/2 Tile, Corian Kitchen, Pool Lake View $439,500.

2/2 Capri Villa Private setting Granite Counters $239,000.

Diane Mato, Verona Realty 239-777-7358

Totally restored. A-1 cond.

Perfect technical cond. Appreciating asset with the fun of using it. $29,900. Private Sale.

No trade in. INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY for a collector.

Call 941-662-2929

Gr Hill Be n

Unfurn. 2BR 1BA Apt for rent Appliances/ no W/D no pets no smoking 549 94th Ave N, Naples 34108 $1,100/Mo. 413-652-2911

LEE COUNTY

Oaks Parkway

Walk to Beach Rental

1969 OLDSMOBILE 98 Convertible.

Th ree

DUPLEXES UNFURN

At Crown Pointe 3/2/1 Condo Great views $279,000.

Diane Mato Verona Realty 239-777-7358

OAKS BOULEV ARD

Naples. Call (239) 825-3144

LIVINGST ON ROAD

3000 sq ft on 4th Ave, N. Busiest Avenue in

red classic Roadster, hard top/ convertible, excellent, garage kept, only 65K mi. $17,500. In Naples, 571-278-3730

LIVINGSTON ON R OA AD

349A 10th St. N. (239) 825-3144

Mercedes 560 SL ’89

LIVINGSTON ROAD

COMMERCIAL

NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICE and Warehouse on

Sell no longer wanted items through CLASSIFIED 877-263-6047

AIRPORT-PULLING ROAD

pool, water/golf course views starting $899. 239-331-6903

CLEAN HOUSE AND CLEAN UP!

AIRPORT-PULLING ROAD

AA 2BR - 3BR condos

NAPLES

Accepting appointments now to show after November 15th a 2br 2ba single family home on oversize lot 1,8 miles from Naples Beach that will be listed in MLS on November 15, 2014. Please Contact Sue Holland Faust Realty to schedule an appointment (239) 9639246

BAYSHORE DRIVE

BONITA SPRINGS

Cadillac 76’ Eldo conv. off red 25k mi. 2 owner, beautiful original car $23,500.

248-624-6884 (Naples)

on the Water Avail. Oneir Rlty Al Duquet, 239-571-3000

Williams illiams illiam

unfurnished, $1100 mo annual, not including utilities.

Clausen Properties, Inc. (239) 394-0514

ANTIQUE & CLASSIC

Y ARBERRY

SIERRA GRANDE, 2/2

23B

AUTO

2 Foreclosure Homes

GOODLETTE-FRANK ROAD

3,600 Sq. ft. penthouse. $3,700 mo. 239-261-2211

CONDO

and

MARCO ISLAND

GOODLETTE-FRANK ROAD

Ritz Carlton/Tiburon Golf Comm., 2/2 +Den,

HOUSE

CRAYTON RD.

APTS/CONDOS UNFURN

R/E SALES

VANDERBI LT DRIVE

RENTALS

Saturday, November 8, 2014

Absolutely All Autos

Wanted! Dead or Alive Top $ FREE PICK UP 239-265-6140

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