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Michael Carufe's home workshop

Gallery posted Nov. 20, 2008

City of Naples firefighters save a monitor lizard from a smoldering fire was found in a 50 gallon container.

Firefighters save a Savannah Monitor lizard

Gallery posted Nov. 20, 2008

City of Naples firefighters save a monitor lizard from a smoldering fire was found in a 50 gallon container.

Storegoers enjoyed all sorts of tasty treats and beverages on Tuesday when the two Publix stores on Marco Island hosted their annual Holiday Fest

Publix thanks the public

Gallery posted Nov. 20, 2008

Storegoers enjoyed all sorts of tasty treats and beverages on Tuesday when the two Publix stores on Marco Island hosted their annual Holiday Fest

It was a brrr kind of morning for the Nov. 19 opening of the Farmers Market, but that didn’t keep away throngs of people looking for fresh produce, homemade foodstuffs, baskets, soap and trinkets at the new Mackle Park venue. The market runs each Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. until April 29

Fair market value: Marco Farmers market opens

Gallery posted Nov. 20, 2008

It was a brrr kind of morning for the Nov. 19 opening of the Farmers Market, but that didn’t keep away throngs of people looking for fresh produce, homemade foodstuffs, baskets, soap and trinkets at the new Mackle Park venue. The market runs each Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. until April 29

Koi enthusiast

Gallery posted Nov. 19, 2008

Naples resident Dr. Leuyen Nguyen is a koi enthusiast participating in the Southern Koi Association's annual koi show Nov. 21 and 22 at the Naples Depot.

Farmer's Market

Gallery posted Nov. 19, 2008

Tommie Barfield Elementary students and Lely High School students put on a play based on the The Three Little Pigs story but with a twist that encourages reading. Parents had the opportunity to enjoy watching the performance after they learned a program called "B.U.I.L.D" from Debbie Cooper, a reading coach at the school, Tuesday night. While elementary and high school students practiced the play, "The Big Bad Wolf Goes to Read," parents attended sessions on how to encourage better reading and how to get involved in their children's education. The evening was called "Building Better Readers Night."

Lely, TBE students teach the "Big Bad Wolf" to read

Gallery posted Nov. 19, 2008

Tommie Barfield Elementary students and Lely High School students put on a play based on the The Three Little Pigs story but with a twist that encourages reading. Parents had the opportunity to enjoy watching the performance after they learned a program called "B.U.I.L.D" from Debbie Cooper, a reading coach at the school, Tuesday night. While elementary and high school students practiced the play, "The Big Bad Wolf Goes to Read," parents attended sessions on how to encourage better reading and how to get involved in their children's education. The evening was called "Building Better Readers Night."

Fifth-graders pose as historical figures in Seacrest Country Day School's living wax museum.

Living Wax Museum at Seacrest Country Day School

Gallery posted Nov. 18, 2008

Fifth-graders pose as historical figures in Seacrest Country Day School's living wax museum.

Photographed on Nov. 10, 2008. Photos by Kelli Stanko/Special to the Daily News.

Valentina Visan - Sweet and Savory

Gallery posted Nov. 18, 2008

Photographed on Nov. 10, 2008. Photos by Kelli Stanko/Special to the Daily News.

Movie theme at Marco’s Art League Kickoff Celebration

pARTy 2009

Gallery posted Nov. 18, 2008

Movie theme at Marco’s Art League Kickoff Celebration

Browsers & buyers

Gallery posted Nov. 18, 2008

Despite the beauty of the day Saturday, the racing started out with wind at about 10 knots, but soon began fluctuating from four to 10 knots and veering as opposed to clocking as was anticipated.

Marco Island Fall Regatta

Gallery posted Nov. 18, 2008

Despite the beauty of the day Saturday, the racing started out with wind at about 10 knots, but soon began fluctuating from four to 10 knots and veering as opposed to clocking as was anticipated.

M&I Bank recently presented members of the Bedtime Bundles non-profit organization with a check for $2,500 towards their cause of presenting children of local migrant workers with pillowcases filled with bedding, clothing, and maybe a toy or two for the season of goodwill

Bedtime bundles for migrant workers' kids

Gallery posted Nov. 18, 2008

M&I Bank recently presented members of the Bedtime Bundles non-profit organization with a check for $2,500 towards their cause of presenting children of local migrant workers with pillowcases filled with bedding, clothing, and maybe a toy or two for the season of goodwill