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Sanibel Sea School Octifest tickets now on sale
March 15, 2017 By MEGHAN McCOY mmccoy@breezenewspaper. more »»
Council continues conversations about water quality
March 15, 2017 The City Council continues to keep water quality at the forefront with approving a resolution to support Senate Bill 10 and House Bill 761, as well as sending letters to the South Florida Water... more »» 
Shop the CROW Yard Sale this weekend
March 15, 2017 Want to support CROW while browsing through gently used items? Stop by this Friday and Saturday to shop CROW’s Yard Sale. The sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. more »» 
SCCF offers new programs
March 15, 2017 The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is introducing two new programs this month focusing on SCCF’s history, and how individuals identify their home. more »» 
Wagner shares letters of great aunt in book
March 15, 2017 The World War I letters of Alice M O’Brien, a winter resident of Captiva in the late ’30s, have been compiled in a book “Alice in France: The World War I Letters of Alice M. more »» 
Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club gives back to community through annual arts and crafts fair
March 15, 2017 For the last 34 years, The Sanibel-Captiva Lions Club Arts and Crafts Fair has attracted thousands of visitors from all over. more »» 
Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum looks ahead for 2017
March 15, 2017 The Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum held its annual report meeting for 2016 last Monday. more »» 
Qwik Pack & Ship under new ownership
March 15, 2017 Last October, Robert Wright and his mother, Kathy, took over Qwik Pack & Ship on Periwinkle Way. Robert and Kathy purchased the business from John Thomas who owned it for the last 14 years. more »» 
‘Ding’ introduces new deputy refuge ranger
March 15, 2017 J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge welcomed Nate Caswell, its newest deputy refuge ranger this past December. Caswell’s expertise is in fisheries and wildlife management. more »»
Southern Comfort early bird ticket sales have begun
March 8, 2017 A spring tradition that is now in its third year will transform the Community House into a fun filled event to benefit the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife hospital next month. more »»
New pod proposal approved
March 8, 2017 After a lengthy discussion, the Planning Commission voted to approve a development permit with a resolution to be voted on at the next meeting. more »» 
New veterinary intern joins CROW staff
March 8, 2017 The newest CROW veterinary Intern, Dr. Julia Hill, began her year at CROW on Jan. 1. more »» 
Bender receives medal for science project
March 8, 2017 One Sanibel School eighth grade student’s confidence soared after receiving a medal for her science fair project during the Thomas Alva Edison Kiwanis Regional Science & Engineering Fair. more »» 
Making magic: John Sebastian to perform at BIG ARTS
March 8, 2017 John Sebastian, one of the founding members of ’60s folk rock band, the Lovin’ Spoonful will make his first-ever appearance on Sanibel Friday, March 10, at BIG ARTS’ Schein Hall at 8 p.m. more »» 
Preserving the past: Sanibel Historical Museum and Village to hold fundraiser
March 8, 2017 Live music, dancing, an open bar, a sit-down dinner and a raffle will be among the attractions at the Sanibel Historical Museum and Village’s annual fundraiser that will be held March 15 at 6 p.m. more »» 
Sanibel Public Library revamps collection
March 8, 2017 Every year, the Sanibel Public Library weeds out its existing collection of titles to make way for new books, music and DVDs. more »» 
Sanibel Historical Museum and village welcomes new board member
March 8, 2017 The Sanibel Historical Museum and Village elected Sherry Halleran, who has been a volunteer with the museum for the last six years, to its board of directors last Monda. more »» 
Katie Gardenia to make appearance at South Seas Island Resort
March 8, 2017 Katie Gardenia, who originally opened The Bubble Room 38 years ago, will be recounting the early years of the restaurant next Tuesday in the Captiva Ballroom at South Seas Island Resort. more »» 
80th annual Sanibel Shell Festival to take place this weekend
March 1, 2017 The early origins of the Sanibel Shell Festival dates back to over 80 years ago. The wives of sport fishermen began collecting shells while their husbands went fishing. more »» 
Audubon-inspired works to be on display at ‘Ding’ Darling
March 1, 2017 To celebrate the life of late artist Gale Bennett who passed away in 2008, a group of local artists, many of whom were students of Bennett’s, will display Audubon-inspired works at the J.N. more »» |
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