The Clerk: Making small claims work for you
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Small Claims Court, known as a people’s court, settles legal disputes about money owed or the return of property totaling $5,000 or less. This is often called suing someone. Cases are sometimes heard by a judge, but there is normally no jury. Full story »
more Features
- The Big Three: May 4, 2008
- Tasty, so tasty
- The everyday heroes: The lonely tale of The Battle of Iwo Jima
- A sustainable future in the hands of Collier County kids
On the Menu: What’s shakin’ at Margaritas
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
There are secrets inside Marco’s Margaritas that make this south of the border sensation more than just a cocktail with a Mexican flair. Let’s start with its namesake. Full story »
more Food
- Tasty, so tasty
- Pollo Tropical opens second Naples restaurant
- In the Kitchen: Eric Phillips of Nacho Mama’s
- Chef Q&A: Jesse Housman of Bistro 821
Your Music Review: Alternative, pop is music to their hearts
Sunday, May 4, 2008
What’s your favorite musical artist and what song do you like best? I’m going to go with Ben Harper. I like alternative music. I like Mariah Carey’s “Touch My Body,” because I like that kind of music beat. Full story »
more Music
- Music Review: Dolly’s moving with the times — again
- Variety is the spice of music
- Review: ’Idol’ alum nervously awaits release of CD No. 2
- Don’t miss self-taught pianist Stu Shelton
Your Movie Review: TV on DVD allows viewers to catch up on plots
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Do you watch any TV shows on DVD? Yes, my husband rented “24” so we could catch up on the plot. Full story »
more Movies
- Your DVD Review: “K-Pax” has interesting ideas, plot
- Your Movie Review: Renting movies is better than going to the movies
- You Review: Maria Schilke’s movie favorites
Southwest of Somewhere: Aviation adventures on a new frontier
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Once upon a time in China, a young general and a small army were faced with overwhelming odds. The battle that was to take place the following day was inevitable and the young general was willing to try anything to help his men and improve his chances. From a nearby village, an old alchemist appeared and privately promised the general victory if a secret scheme and new idea could be employed. Full story »
more Southwest of Somewhere
- Southwest of Somewhere: Whales in the Gulf, part 3
- Southwest of Somewhere: A whale of a story, part 2
- Southwest of Somewhere: A WHALE of a TALE
- Southwest of Somewhere: A wind farm
I’m Just Sayin’: Florida ... Another way to go, part 2
Sunday, April 13, 2008
As I was sayin’ — by that I refer to the chronicling of our car trip up Florida’s midsection to St. Augustine. It’s a trip worth taking, and the coming back south is as well. Full story »
more I'm Just Sayin'
- I’m Just Sayin’: Florida ... Another way to go
- I’m Just Sayin’: World of nature’s beauty in East Naples
- I’m Just Sayin’: Long road to a beach wedding
- Springing forward from vinegar to baseball
Down Yonder: A swim in the... sewer?
Sunday, May 4, 2008
“Biodegradable,” read the product label. “Concentrated Marine Degreaser.” “Well, hey, that’s pretty good,” the skipper said. “I’m always worried about putting harmful chemicals into the water. You can’t be too careful.” Full story »
more Down Yonder
- Down Yonder: Snake fear
- Down Yonder: Knowing nature
- Down Yonder: A King’s legacy
- Down Yonder: The mighty shark adventure
The Bookworm: Understanding struggles between mothers, daughters
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Practically since the beginning of time — or at least in the last couple hundred years — mothers who give birth to daughters have looked at those scrunchy newborn faces and into the future, with thoughts of playing dolls, making cookies, sharing secrets, and wearing mother-daughter dresses. Full story »
more The Bookworm
- The Bookworm: Life events make for great stories
- The Bookworm: Men in uniform
- The Bookworm: Mystery man & catnip
- The Bookworm: Life happens while you’re busy
In the Kitchen: Eric Phillips of Nacho Mama’s
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Life is just a bowl of Nachos Grande for Eric Phillips, and if you factor in his cooking talents and business philosophy of treating his employees right at Nacho Mama’s cantina/restaurant — he could be in the running for the Marco Island Chamber of Commerce poster child (ahem, business) of the year! Full story »
more In the Kitchen
- In the Kitchen with Chef Jeff Detwiller
- In the Kitchen: Chef Randre Jean of Café de Marco
- In the Kitchen: Superstar chef concocts at Sale e Pepe
- In the Kitchen: Chef Konrad Mayerhofer of Konrad’s
Night Lights: Psychologist turned jazz extraordinaire at Kurrents
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Starting his sixth year at Kurrent’s Restaurant in the Marco Island Marriott Hotel, Michael Cohen has established himself as a jazz saxophonist extraordinaire. Not only playing great standards everyone can relate to, he does such great improvisations that it will undoubtedly make you want to linger long after you’ve had dinner. His music is soothing to listen to and great for dancing, although the dance floor is small and intimate. Full story »
more Night Lights
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