Rating: 4.75
Located in the Estero Beach and Tennis Club, this one-bedroom condo directly faces the bright blue waters of the Gulf. Enjoy the use of a large pool, tennis courts, or make the one-minute walk to a quiet stretch of Fort Myers beach. The Little Estero Island Critical Wildlife Area is also a short stroll down the beach, but most folks look to this area for the pristine, uncrowded beaches and legendary sunsets.
Inside, the condo is modern with a nautical navy blue and white design scheme. It s located on the first floor, so there are no mobility concerns, and there is an attractive balcony for al fresco dining or morning coffee. The modern kitchen is fully equipped and the building has laundry facilities to make longer stays easy. The bedroom is nicely furnished with a Queen bed, while the living room has a fold-out couch that can accommodate two more guests.
Talking Points to conclude with NYT cooking app editor
By BIG ARTS - | Mar 4, 2021
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Sam Sifton
Join Sam Sifton, founding editor of the New York Times Cooking app, to hear about the joys and frustrations of home cooking during COVID. For the last year, he has been working and cooking at home, and that is where Sifton will speak from virtually on March 11 at 4 p.m. for the final BIG ARTS Talking Points presentation of the season.
As a former chief restaurant critic for The New York Times, Sifton knew that chefs would often tell stories to their line cooks, describing a dish in a kind of shorthand, leaving the line cooks to execute the chef’s desires. It prompted him to begin to experiment with his own “stories,” and that led to weekly “no recipe, recipe” ideas included in his four-times-a-week newsletter.
While the coronavirus may have inspired Americans to try staycations, there are just some destinations people are looking forward to traveling to more than others.
Jan 19, 2021
Ronald George Lueth, US Navy Retired, died from complications of the Coronavirus on January 5, 2021. A shattered femur kept him in a rehabilitation facility for 106 days. Finally ready for discharge, he instead contracted the virus from a staff member and died at Cape Coral Hospital Covid ICU.
Born in Itasca, Illinois, Ron was the first child of Ellen (Hoppensteadt) and Alvin Lueth. He attended St. Luke’s elementary school and Lake Park High School. After graduation in 1960, Ron enlisted in the US Navy where he had an exemplary 20-year career.
His penchant for organization, strategic thinking, planning and concise reporting soon brought him to the attention of Naval Intelligence. He was assigned to Guantanimo Bay, Cuba, and later to Pearl Harbor Hawaii, where he joined the Flag Administration Unit CINCPACFLT as a Soviet Naval Analyst. In October, 1972, he joined the USS Kitty Hawk while She was on duty conducting missions along the coast of Viet Nam. The followin