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Full gallery »Assignment #2: 2009 Great Dock Canoe Race

  • Signs of the times at the 2009 Great Dock Canoe Race in Naples Bay. Photo by RL Caron
  • Winning entry. 2009 Great Dock Canoe Race in Naples Bay. Photo by RL Caron
  • 2009 Great Dock Canoe Race Floats. Submitted by Deb Landreth, Naples Daily News
  • 2009 Great Dock Canoe Race Floats. Submitted by Deb Landreth, Naples Daily News
  • 2009 Great Dock Canoe Race Floats. Submitted by Deb Landreth, Naples Daily News
  • 2009 Great Dock Canoe Race Floats. Submitted by Deb Landreth, Naples Daily News

We invited readers to be NDN photographers for the day at the annual Great Dock Canoe Race on Naples Bay. Thanks for participating.



Full gallery »Bennie Smith

  • Bennie Smith and husband Howard Smith, a news correspondent, in a Lear Jet 1966
  • Bennie Smith and Howard Smith strolling in Switzerland during World War II.
  • Bennie Smith, 1976
  • Picture taken around the time Bennie Smith met Howard Smith.
  • Bennie Smith 1940s
  • Bennie Smith and husband Howard Smith in their later years on Marco Island.

Benedicte Traberg Smith, widow of broadcast journalist Howard K. Smith, dies at 87 Wed. Oct. 29.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Butterfly Spanish summer camp

  • Isabella Ramirez, left, and Gus Vickers. Royal Palm Academy in Naples has started its first week of its butterfly Spanish Summer camp. This sold-out camp will revolve around nature, specifically, butterflies and butterfly gardens. What makes this camp so unique is that Spanish will be the only language spoken the entire time. A Butterfly Fiesta will take place at 11 a.m. Friday.
  • Ryan Strange, left, and Hope. Royal Palm Academy in Naples has started its first week of its butterfly Spanish Summer camp. This sold-out camp will revolve around nature, specifically, butterflies and butterfly gardens. What makes this camp so unique is that Spanish will be the only language spoken the entire time. A Butterfly Fiesta will take place at 11 a.m. Friday.
  • Ryan Strange, teacher Ibiza Rodriguez and Hope. Royal Palm Academy in Naples has started its first week of its butterfly Spanish Summer camp. This sold-out camp will revolve around nature, specifically, butterflies and butterfly gardens. What makes this camp so unique is that Spanish will be the only language spoken the entire time. A Butterfly Fiesta will take place at 11 a.m. Friday.
  • Marleigh Zettle and teacher Ibiza Rodriguez. Royal Palm Academy in Naples has started its first week of its butterfly Spanish Summer camp. This sold-out camp will revolve around nature, specifically, butterflies and butterfly gardens. What makes this camp so unique is that Spanish will be the only language spoken the entire time. A Butterfly Fiesta will take place at 11 a.m. Friday.
  • Emma Pellone. Royal Palm Academy in Naples has started its first week of its butterfly Spanish Summer camp. This sold-out camp will revolve around nature, specifically, butterflies and butterfly gardens. What makes this camp so unique is that Spanish will be the only language spoken the entire time. A Butterfly Fiesta will take place at 11 a.m. Friday.
  • Kennedy Callis. Royal Palm Academy in Naples has started its first week of its butterfly Spanish Summer camp. This sold-out camp will revolve around nature, specifically, butterflies and butterfly gardens. What makes this camp so unique is that Spanish will be the only language spoken the entire time.


Full gallery »Your Photos: The People of SW Florida April 2008

  • Erik Swenson (age 17 months) enjoys his first experience with seagulls on the beach at Delnor Wiggins State Park - March, 2008.
  • Alexa Phillips writes, 'Please find attached a picture of the Calusa Park Elementary First Grade Team at work with the Young Authors Conference last Friday. We had a guest Author (John Archambault of 'Chicka Chicka Boom Boom') and fun was had by all. Our theme was Fairy Tales ... obviously.'
  • Paula Marker writes, 'This is pretty funny actually. We were driving around some streets of West Terry in Bonita Springs and spotted this sign next door to the house for sale. I actually saw the mail person get out of the mail delivery truck to take a snapshot and I decided to do the same. Thought Bonita residents might enjoy the humor of these people!'
  • This is our beautiful daughter Deborah Jones (5) enjoying the sunset at Residents Beach. She said 'the sun just melted in the water!'
  • Island girls will be island girls! Willow and Elizabeth from Marco Island play in the giant waves on Saturday with their fellow Island friends from Pine Island, McKinley and Jaydn.
  • Watch out!! Tommie Barfield Bunnies are on the loose!! They are having fun every where on Marco Island! Willow and friend Jay are 1st grader's at TBE. They are in Mrs.Madonna's class and they wish her a Happy Easter!

Submit your photos at naplesnews.com/participate or send photos via email to webninjas@naplesnews.com.



Full gallery »Your Photos: 2008 Naples Relay For Life

  • The goal of this year’s Relay for Life of Naples was to raise $720,000, but the focus during the 18-hour event wasn’t just on fundraising, it also was on remembering and celebrating those affected by cancer. From 6 p.m. Friday to noon Saturday, team members took turns walking or running around the Gulfview Middle School track, and their efforts raised $594,527 for the American Cancer Society by the closing ceremony.
  • The goal of this year’s Relay for Life of Naples was to raise $720,000, but the focus during the 18-hour event wasn’t just on fundraising, it also was on remembering and celebrating those affected by cancer. From 6 p.m. Friday to noon Saturday, team members took turns walking or running around the Gulfview Middle School track, and their efforts raised $594,527 for the American Cancer Society by the closing ceremony.
  • The goal of this year’s Relay for Life of Naples was to raise $720,000, but the focus during the 18-hour event wasn’t just on fundraising, it also was on remembering and celebrating those affected by cancer. From 6 p.m. Friday to noon Saturday, team members took turns walking or running around the Gulfview Middle School track, and their efforts raised $594,527 for the American Cancer Society by the closing ceremony.
  • The goal of this year’s Relay for Life of Naples was to raise $720,000, but the focus during the 18-hour event wasn’t just on fundraising, it also was on remembering and celebrating those affected by cancer. From 6 p.m. Friday to noon Saturday, team members took turns walking or running around the Gulfview Middle School track, and their efforts raised $594,527 for the American Cancer Society by the closing ceremony.
  • The goal of this year’s Relay for Life of Naples was to raise $720,000, but the focus during the 18-hour event wasn’t just on fundraising, it also was on remembering and celebrating those affected by cancer. From 6 p.m. Friday to noon Saturday, team members took turns walking or running around the Gulfview Middle School track, and their efforts raised $594,527 for the American Cancer Society by the closing ceremony.
  • The goal of this year’s Relay for Life of Naples was to raise $720,000, but the focus during the 18-hour event wasn’t just on fundraising, it also was on remembering and celebrating those affected by cancer. From 6 p.m. Friday to noon Saturday, team members took turns walking or running around the Gulfview Middle School track, and their efforts raised $594,527 for the American Cancer Society by the closing ceremony.

The goal of this year’s Relay for Life of Naples was to raise $720,000, but the focus during the 18-hour event wasn’t just on fundraising, it also was on remembering and celebrating those affected by cancer.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Teacher of the Year Award to Sharon Camp

  • Dr Jim Gasparino, PME Principal & Dr DennisThompson, Superintendent of Collier Schools, presented Mrs Sharon Camp, 5th Grade teacher at Pelican Marsh Elementary with the honor of being one of the states 67 finalists for the Florida Teacher of the Year award. Sharon has been teaching for 35 years and says that 'Every morning I get up and do this for them.'
  • Dr Jim Gasparino, PME Principal & Dr DennisThompson, Superintendent of Collier Schools, presented Mrs Sharon Camp, 5th Grade teacher at Pelican Marsh Elementary with the honor of being one of the states 67 finalists for the Florida Teacher of the Year award. Sharon has been teaching for 35 years and says that 'Every morning I get up and do this for them.'
  • Dr Jim Gasparino, PME Principal & Dr DennisThompson, Superintendent of Collier Schools, presented Mrs Sharon Camp, 5th Grade teacher at Pelican Marsh Elementary with the honor of being one of the states 67 finalists for the Florida Teacher of the Year award. Sharon has been teaching for 35 years and says that 'Every morning I get up and do this for them.'
  • Dr Jim Gasparino, PME Principal & Dr DennisThompson, Superintendent of Collier Schools, presented Mrs Sharon Camp, 5th Grade teacher at Pelican Marsh Elementary with the honor of being one of the states 67 finalists for the Florida Teacher of the Year award. Sharon has been teaching for 35 years and says that 'Every morning I get up and do this for them.'

Dr Jim Gasparino, PME Principal & Dr DennisThompson, Superintendent of Collier Schools, presented Mrs Sharon Camp, 5th Grade teacher at Pelican Marsh Elementary with the honor of being one of the states 67 finalists for the Florida Teacher of the Year award. Sharon has been teaching for 35 years and says that "Every morning I get up and do this for them".



Full gallery »Your Photos: Locks of Love donation

  • Christiana Chiang, CEO of Charlie Chiang’s Restaurants worldwide cut off 24 inches of her hair live on FOX 4 News’ Wild Bill’s Florida Roadshow this morning. Tresses collected all day at Sir Daniel’s Salon, 5187 Tamiami Trail No. in Naples, will be donated to Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss.
  • Christiana Chiang, CEO of Charlie Chiang’s Restaurants worldwide cut off 24 inches of her hair live on FOX 4 News’ Wild Bill’s Florida Roadshow this morning. Tresses collected all day at Sir Daniel’s Salon, 5187 Tamiami Trail No. in Naples, will be donated to Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss.
  • Christiana Chiang, CEO of Charlie Chiang’s Restaurants worldwide cut off 24 inches of her hair live on FOX 4 News’ Wild Bill’s Florida Roadshow this morning. Tresses collected all day at Sir Daniel’s Salon, 5187 Tamiami Trail No. in Naples, will be donated to Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss.
  • Christiana Chiang, CEO of Charlie Chiang’s Restaurants worldwide cut off 24 inches of her hair live on FOX 4 News’ Wild Bill’s Florida Roadshow this morning. Tresses collected all day at Sir Daniel’s Salon, 5187 Tamiami Trail No. in Naples, will be donated to Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss.
  • Christiana Chiang, CEO of Charlie Chiang’s Restaurants worldwide cut off 24 inches of her hair live on FOX 4 News’ Wild Bill’s Florida Roadshow this morning. Tresses collected all day at Sir Daniel’s Salon, 5187 Tamiami Trail No. in Naples, will be donated to Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss.

Christiana Chiang, CEO of Charlie Chiang’s Restaurants worldwide cut off 24 inches of her hair live on FOX 4 News’ Wild Bill’s Florida Roadshow this morning. Tresses collected all day at Sir Daniel’s Salon, 5187 Tamiami Trail No. in Naples, will be donated to Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 18 suffering from long-term medical hair loss.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Sea Gals enjoy Residents Beach concert

  • Enjoying the recent concert at Residents Beach on Sunday, April 6, are several members of the Sea Gals, their husbands and friends. Joe Cassidy, Ed Crane, Lee Henderson, Richie Carlsen, Roger Hubley, Ed Vesely and Dave Walsh.
  • Enjoying the recent concert at Residents Beach on Sunday, April 6, are several members of the Sea Gals, their husbands and friends. Back row; Dottie Henderson, Marilyn Kostelnik, Eileen Recchia, Eileen Carlsen, Susie Walsh, Maureen Welch, and MaryAnn Cassidy Bottom row; Linda Spell, Joe Ann Vesely, Sigrid Hubley and Cindy Crane.
  • Enjoying the concert at Residents Beach on Sunday, April 6, were several members of the Sea Gals, their husbands and friends. Barry Grass, Dave Walsh, MaryAnn Cassidy, Peggy Grass, and Joe Cassidy
  • Enjoying the concert at Residents Beach on Sunday, April 6, were several members of the Sea Gals, their husbands and friends. MaryAnn Cassidy, Maureen Welch, Cindy Crane, Eileen Carlsen, Donna Lang, Susie Walsh, Dottie Henderson, and MaryAnn Carroll
  • Enjoying the concert at Residents Beach on Sunday, April 6, were several members of the Sea Gals, their husbands and friends. Eileen Recchia, MaryAnn Carroll, Dottie Henderson, Eileen Carlsen, Susie Walsh, Joe Ann Vesely, Maureen Welch, MaryAnn Cassidy, Donna Lang, Sigrid Hubley and Cindy Crane.

Enjoying the concert at Residents Beach on Sunday, April 6, were several members of the Sea Gals, their husbands and friends.



Full gallery »Your Photos: The People of SW Florida March 2008

  • Tyler Anderson, age two, visited his grandparents, Rocky and Deby Barron, in February. Tyler loved going 'outside' to fish with 'papa' and explore Barefoot Beach in Bonita.
  • Frequent contributor John Henry writes, 'These photos were take at about 3:30 PM today from the access walkway to Barefoot Beach from the South entrance off Bonita Beach Road, North Naples. Facing N/W showing locals and visitors enjoying a lovely Easter afternoon on the Beach.'
  • Abby & Joshua Vyn, four and two year old grandchildren of Tom and Lynda Murtha of Toronto, and Bonita Bay, Bonita Springs. The pictures were taken in late November. The children were dressed in red as their parents attempted to take pictures for their Christmas cards.
  • Plenty of beach goers spent the day on Vanderbilt Beach soaking up the sun and sand on a warm sunny Friday winter day.
  • Trish Mulligan sends along this photo of some friendly local wildlife.
  • Tyler Anderson, age two, visited his grandparents, Rocky and Deby Barron, in February. Tyler loved going 'outside' to fish with 'papa' and explore Barefoot Beach in Bonita.

Submit your photos at naplesnews.com/participate or send photos via email to webninjas@naplesnews.com.



Full gallery »Your News: 'Dancing Classrooms' demonstration

  • A standing-room-only crowd cheered on students from J. Colin English School as they showed their Ballroom Dancing skills in an Exhibition at Miromar Outlets on March 15.
  • Students from Tice Elementary School (in blue) exhibit their Dancing Classrooms knowledge while students from J. Colin English School (in purple) wait their turn in front of a crowd at Miromar Outlets on March 15.
  • Students from Tice Elementary School demonstrated their Swing dance techniques on March 15 at Miromar Outlets.

Fifth grade students from Bonita Springs Elementary School, Franklin Park Magnet School and Edgewood Academy will be demonstrating their ballroom dancing skills near the Restaurant Piazza at Miromar Outlets on Saturday, March 29, 2008, beginning at 1 p.m.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Naplesnews.com Collier senior all-star games

  • The area’s best high school basketball players put on a show for the fans Wednesday at the third annual Naplesnews.com Collier County senior all-star games at Community School.
  • The area’s best high school basketball players put on a show for the fans Wednesday at the third annual Naplesnews.com Collier County senior all-star games at Community School.
  • The area’s best high school basketball players put on a show for the fans Wednesday at the third annual Naplesnews.com Collier County senior all-star games at Community School.
  • The area’s best high school basketball players put on a show for the fans Wednesday at the third annual Naplesnews.com Collier County senior all-star games at Community School.

The area’s best high school basketball players put on a show for the fans Wednesday at the third annual Naplesnews.com Collier County senior all-star games at Community School.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Marco Island YMCA Skate Competition

  • Skate competion was held March 16th at the Marco Island YMCA. The kids were so excited to get their photo with Shadow Skate team. Front row left to right Marco kids: Robert Rossetti, Jacob Warren, Conner Bowden, Hagen Smith. Back row left to right Pro skaters: Skye Trafton, Kahrhon B., John Murray, Troy Cole.
  • Shark of the park champ Conner Bowden and Pro Skater Kahrhon B.
  • Left to right 1st time Shark of the Park Hagen Smith, new Shark Conner Bowden, and Kahrhon B. Back row Joe Smith skate park supervisor.

Skate competion was held March 16th at the Marco Island YMCA. The kids were so excited to get their photo with Shadow Skate team.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Randy Wayne White book signing

  • Naples author Randy Wayne White held a book signing at the Borders in North Naples for the release of his latest thriller, 'Black Widow.'
  • Naples author Randy Wayne White held a book signing at the Borders in North Naples for the release of his latest thriller, 'Black Widow.'
  • Naples author Randy Wayne White held a book signing at the Borders in North Naples for the release of his latest thriller, 'Black Widow.'
  • Naples author Randy Wayne White held a book signing at the Borders in North Naples for the release of his latest thriller, 'Black Widow.'
  • Naples author Randy Wayne White held a book signing at the Borders in North Naples for the release of his latest thriller, 'Black Widow.'

Naples author Randy Wayne White held a book signing at the Borders in North Naples for the release of his latest thriller, "Black Widow."



Full gallery »Your Photos: St. Patrick's Day Festivities

  • Thousands of attendees decked in green enjoyed a celebration of traditional Irish fare as 127 community organizations, businesses, school bands and groups marched in the Naples St. Patrick’s Day parade.
  • Thousands of attendees decked in green enjoyed a celebration of traditional Irish fare as 127 community organizations, businesses, school bands and groups marched in the Naples St. Patrick’s Day parade.
  • Thousands of attendees decked in green enjoyed a celebration of traditional Irish fare as 127 community organizations, businesses, school bands and groups marched in the Naples St. Patrick’s Day parade.
  • Thousands of attendees decked in green enjoyed a celebration of traditional Irish fare as 127 community organizations, businesses, school bands and groups marched in the Naples St. Patrick’s Day parade.
  • Thousands of attendees decked in green enjoyed a celebration of traditional Irish fare as 127 community organizations, businesses, school bands and groups marched in the Naples St. Patrick’s Day parade.
  • Thousands of attendees decked in green enjoyed a celebration of traditional Irish fare as 127 community organizations, businesses, school bands and groups marched in the Naples St. Patrick’s Day parade.


Full gallery »Your Photos: St. Elizabeth Seton Easter basket donations

  • The Saint Elizabeth Seton Student Council, with the cooperation of the entire student body, created 155 Easter baskets for their fellow students at the Guadalupe Center in Immokalee.
  • The Saint Elizabeth Seton Student Council, with the cooperation of the entire student body, created 155 Easter baskets for their fellow students at the Guadalupe Center in Immokalee.

The Saint Elizabeth Seton Student Council, with the cooperation of the entire student body, created 155 Easter baskets for their fellow students at the Guadalupe Center in Immokalee. As a gesture of good will, and in the spirit of the Easter season, the students at Saint Elizabeth Seton felt this was a fitting sign of friendship. Each class was asked to bring in various items such as candy, small toys and stuffed animals to put in the baskets. Several students and parents created the baskets Friday afternoon. On Monday, Desmond Barrett of the Guadalupe Family Center, picked up the baskets to be distributed by Easter.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Naples Bears Rugby Club

  • Naples Bears Rugby Club's played Saturday, March 14 against the NE Nomads (a Miami team). Naples came back from a 12-point deficit to win the game 18-15. Dana Pica prepares to receive a lateral as several Nomads prepare for the tackle. Derek Milner (far left) anticipates the ball coming very quickly from Pica.
  • Naples Bears Rugby Club's played Saturday, March 14 against the NE Nomads (a Miami team). Naples came back from a 12-point deficit to win the game 18-15. Max Tryfus (#11) tackles a Miami player.
  • Alex Tovar (on ground) makes the score 10- 12, with Miami ahead, near the end of first half.
  • Brandon Pearson (left) watches a teammate and 2 Nomads to for the ball after a kick.
  • Johnny Jaques watches Brandon Pearson try to outrun a NE Nomad defender. Naples Bears Rugby Club's played Saturday, March 14 against the NE Nomads (a Miami team). Naples came back from a 12-point deficit to win the game 18-15.
  • Dana Pica (#5) tries to pass the ball while being tackled. Naples Bears Rugby Club's played Saturday, March 14 against the NE Nomads (a Miami team). Naples came back from a 12-point deficit to win the game 18-15.

Naples Bears Rugby Club's played Saturday, March 14 against the NE Nomads (a Miami team). Naples came back from a 12-point deficit to win the game 18-15 securing home field advantage in their playoffs. The high school age Bears Rugby team is coached by Steve Young. The Naples Bears are in the black jerseys and the Miami NE Nomads are in red.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Zoo School at Busch Gardens

  • More than 60 students and six faculty members from Golden Gate Middle School attended Zoo School at Busch Gardens in Tampa on March 7, 2008.
  • More than 60 students and six faculty members from Golden Gate Middle School attended Zoo School at Busch Gardens in Tampa on March 7, 2008. Walked through Curiosity Caverns where they were able to see various species birds. (The pink flamingos were quite taken with our students!)
  • More than 60 students and six faculty members from Golden Gate Middle School attended Zoo School at Busch Gardens in Tampa on March 7, 2008.
  • More than 60 students and six faculty members from Golden Gate Middle School attended Zoo School at Busch Gardens in Tampa on March 7, 2008. The students were given a guided tour of the Serengeti via the Serengeti Express.
  • More than 60 students and six faculty members from Golden Gate Middle School attended Zoo School at Busch Gardens in Tampa on March 7, 2008. The students were given a guided tour of the Serengeti via the Serengeti Express.
  • More than 60 students and six faculty members from Golden Gate Middle School attended Zoo School at Busch Gardens in Tampa on March 7, 2008.

Last Friday (March 7th) 66 students and 6 faculty members attended Zoo School at Busch Gardens in Tampa. We left at 6:00 am and returned at 10:00 pm. The students were given a guided tour of the Serengeti via the Serengeti Express. Went to the Timbuktu Theater to see a Wildlife Theater Presentation. Walked through Curiosity Caverns where they were able to see various species birds. (The pink flamingos were quite taken with our students!) Taken on trucks to feed the giraffes. And finally, the students had a chance to walk through the Edge of Africa exhibition where they were able to see hyenas, young lions (we especially thought the young male lion was cute since he had a Mohawk since his full mane hadn't come in yet.) and a hippo swimming in his own private aquarium.



Full gallery »Your Photos: The Esplanade's First Thursday event

  • Carol Rosasco, Cindy Crane, and Cindy Daly with Captain Hook at the Esplanade's First Thursday. The event was a preview to 'The pARTy, Swashbuckling Soiree', a fundraiser for the Art League, Marco Island's Center for the Arts to be held on March 28th.
  • Captain Scarface, Captain Hook, and Captain Black at the Esplanade's First Thursday await the upcoming 'The pARTy, A Swashbuckling Soiree', a fundraiser for the Art league, Marco Island's Center for the Arts on March 28th.
  • Christine Neal and Charlie Neal celebrate with Captain Hook at the Esplanade's First Thursday in anticipation of 'The pARTy, A Swashbuckling Soiree' fundraiser for the Art League, Marco Island's Center for the Arts to be held on March 28th.
  • Liz Doyle and Bill Doyle with Captain Hook were winners of the Pirate's Treasure Hunt sponsored by the Art League, Marco Island's Center for the Arts. 'The pARTy, A Swashbuckling Soiree' will be held on March 28th.

The Esplanade's First Thursday event was a preview to "The pARTy, Swashbuckling Soiree", a fundraiser for the Art League, Marco Island's Center for the Arts to be held on March 28th.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Italian American Society Fund-raiser

  • The Italian American Society Charity Flea Market and Bake Sale was held Saturday, March 1, 2008 at the United Church Marco.
  • The Italian American Society Charity Flea Market and Bake Sale was held Saturday, March 1, 2008 at the United Church Marco. Pictured left to right) Tom Dawber, Elio Morgante, Lillian Morgante, Lou Guidarelli (chairperson) Peggy Vitale, Rosemary Guidarelli (chairperson).
  • The Italian American Society Charity Flea Market and Bake Sale was held Saturday, March 1, 2008 at the United Church Marco.
  • The Italian American Society Charity Flea Market and Bake Sale was held Saturday, March 1, 2008 at the United Church Marco.

The Italian American Society Charity Flea Market and Bake Sale was held Saturday, March 1, 2008 at the United Church Marco.



Full gallery »Your Photos: Marco Charter Middle Battle of the Bands After Party

  • Divas Sophi Popoff, Danielle Pepitone, Nicolette Ionatta, Lauren Hanscomb.
  • This is a picture of the after party from the Marco Island Charter Middle Schools Battle of the Bands. This picture is of resident and business owner (Vandys/Five Brothers) Janalyn Vanderjagt and celebrity judge Jimy Sohns from the band Shadows of the Knight.
  • This is a picture of the after party from the Marco Island Charter Middle Schools Battle of the Bands. Marco beauties Giselle, Colleen, celebrity judge Jimy Sohns and Janalyn!
  • This is a picture of the after party from the Marco Island Charter Middle Schools Battle of the Bands. Beautiful girls Giselle Colleen, Janalyn and Shirley with Wally Palmar, celebrity judge from the 80's rock band The Romantics.
  • This is a picture of the after party from the Marco Island Charter Middle Schools Battle of the Bands. NFL Kicking sensation Mike Vanaderjagt (owner of Vandy's/Five Brothers, Wally Palmar from the rock band The Romantics and Councilman Rob Popoff.
  • This is a picture of the after party from the Marco Island Charter Middle Schools Battle of the Bands. Lee Brovitz, bassists of Cindy Lauper fame, Wally Palmar from the Romantics and Marco divas.

Photos from the Marco Island Charter Middle Schools Battle of the Bands after party.




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