FYI-Food: Feb. 22, 2012
Weekly news briefs for foodies in Southwest Florida.
Categories: Marco Island News
FROM NAPOLI TO NAPLES: Sale e Pepe chef Giuliano Matarese hopes to recreate magic of his grandmother’s cooking
Giuliano Matarese draws inspiration from childhood days in his hometown of Napoli, Italy, for his role as the new executive chef at the Sale e Pepe restaurant in the Marco Beach Ocean Resort on Marco Island.
Categories: Marco Island News
Editorial Cartoons: Feb. 22, 2012
Check out editorial cartoons from recent events and people in the news.
Categories: Marco Island News
In the Know: Vapiano restaurant closes, Famous Dave’s BBQ to open
Q: I was disappointed to see that Vapiano at the Gulf Coast Town Center has closed. That was a favorite for our family. Will Vapiano reopen somewhere else in the area?
Categories: Marco Island News
Let's Talk Food: Recipes for kumquats, calamondins from Naples fruit trees
It’s the top of the season and residents and visitors alike are under the spell of perfect weather and a time filled with the good things to savor and relish. What a joy to see oranges, grapefruit, coconuts, carambola, calamondins and kumquats growing in the gardens of homes in Naples.
Categories: Marco Island News
Editorial: ACE Group Classic/TwinEagles -- a match made in heaven
Welcome to everyone connected with the ACE Classic Golf Tournament being hosted at Twin Eagles Country Club this week.
Categories: Marco Island News
Editorial: A new way of attacking food-stamp fraud
The federal food stamp program, administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is perhaps the nation's most important nutrition program.
Categories: Marco Island News
Deputies: Barron student brought knife to school to 'protect himself'
The 16-year-old boy was arrested at 7:45 a.m. after an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers alerted the Collier County Sheriffs Office, according to an arrest report. The arrest comes barely a year after a 14-y
Categories: Marco Island News
Around Town: Revitalization of East Naples neighborhoods ongoing
Lennar Homes has taken the East Naples community by storm and showered their full force on revitalization projects. Many of you probably already know that they purchased the gorgeous Treviso Bay resort and have been focused on getting it back to the pristine condition for which it has been known.
Categories: Marco Island News
Walking the boardwalk through the edges of Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary
Choosing to walk the boardwalk at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary this spring while the leaves are still off the cypress can be a conscious decision to engage your senses in the natural wonders that surround you. This is a place to stroll and listen for calls, smell the fragrances of elderberry, saw palmetto, wildflowers, look for patterns of flight that include insects, birds and maybe even some jumping lizards running for cover or toward prey.
Categories: Marco Island News
Judge tosses free speech lawsuit by man in gorilla suit
A federal judge has tossed out a Golden Gate Estates mans lawsuit, ruling Naples Police officers did not violate his right to free speech when they arrested him for growling and wearing a gorilla suit with
Categories: Marco Island News
Six months down, six to go? Ex-sheriff Hunter hits half-year as Marco police chief
Six months after former Collier County Sheriff Don Hunter was sworn in as Marco Island's police chief, the question of how is he doing, is joined by another – how long will he be doing it?
Categories: Marco Island News
North Naples man sentenced to 10 years of child porn
A North Naples man found with child pornography on his home computer in 2009 was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison.
Categories: Marco Island News
Deputies: Truck passenger arrested for pointing laser at another car
A 30-year-old man is accused of pointing a laser light at another driver.
Categories: Marco Island News
Journalist Neil Pascoe dies at 67
Neil Pascoe, 67, passed away in his sleep at his house on Marco Island on Feb. 1.
Categories: Marco Island News
Local golf column: Jason Becker named new director at First Tee of Naples/Collier
Jason Becker has been named the new director of golf/programs for The First Tee of Naples/Collier, which is entering its fifth year. He replaces Kathy Padgett.
Categories: Marco Island News
Deputies: Man arrested after reports of masturbating on Bonita Beach
Lee deputies arrested a man accused of making animal noises to attract people to him masturbating at Bonita Beach.
Categories: Marco Island News
Gov. Scott appoints new Edison State College trustee
Gov. Rick Scott today announced the appointment of Braxton C. Rhone, a Fort Myers financial advisor, to the Edison State College Board of Trustees.
Categories: Marco Island News
Prep Girls Basketball Live Chat: Seahawks in state semifinals
Daily News sports reporter Adam Fisher will be chatting live with readers tonight during Community School's return to Lakeland for the girls basketball state semifinals.
Categories: Marco Island News
