To the editor: To read our local papers and listen to our city leaders, one would think Covid 19 was a problem of the past. Few businesses post signs to ask customers to wear a face mask and only a handful actually require face masks for entrance. Yet, Florida has fully 20 percent of all ...
To the editor: The Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club thanks the sponsors for making the 41st Annual Freedom Road Rally, held on July 3 on Sanibel, a success. The list of 2021 sponsors includes: Bailey's, Island Insurance, Beth and John Newland, Sanibel-Captiva Community Bank, 400 Rabbits, ...
To the editor: Our family vacation in Captiva was magnificent! Not only from the beauty of the scenery, the relaxing atmosphere and wonderful food, but the kindness of one certain good Samaritan. After we had enjoyed a very nice dinner in one of the local restaurants, we asked for the check ...
To the editor: Is a new public facility like The Community House or Sanibel Recreation Center a real need? A simple question with a complex answer. Decisions should be founded on the greatest need for the most stakeholders. All city expenditures impact every resident and taxpayer living on ...
To the editor: As a member of Island Seniors for 15 years, I have been involved in this wonderful organization in many ways … through exercise classes, serving on the board, attending shows, concerts and Florida attractions to enjoy and learn more about what our state and island ...
To the editor: The Center 4 Life has been an integral part of my life on Sanibel and the lives of many other seniors on the island. It has always embraced all of us — from age 50 to 90-plus without exception and we have counted on its consistent and familiar atmosphere week after week. It ...
To the editor: We are concerned about a proposal that may come before Sanibel City Council on May 4. This proposal intends to ask the city council to shift dedicated funding from the Center for Life, at 2401 Library Way, to an alternate use, potentially upgrading Sanibel police office ...
To the editor: I have lived on Sanibel for 32 years, and quickly joined the Island Seniors/Center 4 Life — first established in 1977 — after discovering the wonderful array of offerings they had for citizens over 50 at a nominal fee. With help from our city council, a central space at the ...
To the editor: When Eileen Kehoe and I were first married in 2006, she was reluctant to spend six months on Sanibel. Then she joined Island Seniors Inc. and her concerns were gone. Now Island Seniors is in jeopardy. Fortunately, our marriage isn't. Island Seniors was created in 1977 from a ...
To the editor: We are writing to express our concern for the senior citizens and members of Island Seniors Inc. We have been without the services of the Center 4 Life now for over one year and we are being informed by the city, which operated the center on Library Road, that the center is not ...