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DIGITAL DIGEST for Monday, Sept. 13
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>From the Naples Daily News ... http://www.naplesnews.com

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HURRICANE 2004: As Hurricane Ivan chugs along near Cuba, Southwest Floridians were 
warned Sunday that their weekend-long string of blue sky weather could turn into a 
soggy mess by Tuesday. But with a path taking the hurricane 240 miles from the area, 
the worst of Ivan's weather wrath might not surface. "We're breathing a little sigh of 
relief," said Collier County Emergency Management Director Dan Summers, who was 
keeping a still wary eye on Ivan's trek. "But that could be a temporary situation."

HURRICANE 2004: Plywood lost its popularity Sunday. But there's not been a run yet on 
dairy products and frozen food. The stocked bread aisles and availability of gasoline 
Sunday were an indication that Southwest Florida residents have taken a sigh of 
relief. But the plywood boards and shuttered windows are still up. Area residents and 
businesses haven't forgotten about Hurricane Ivan.
MICHAEL PELTIER: Hurricane Ivan may or not make landfall in Southwest Florida, but the 
killer storm and others are posing questions for lawmakers who may not be able to wait 
until March to come up with answers. Gov. Jeb Bush last week said it was likely 
lawmakers would return to Tallahassee shortly after the November elections. They will 
have a couple pressing issues to address: How to cushion the financial one-two-three 
punch of hurricanes Charley, Frances and Ivan and how to address the long-term housing 
needs of citizens.
NEW LEADER: Immokalee educator Manny Touron walked across the street this school year 
to face a new challenge. As the new Immokalee High principal, he will try to boost 
student academic performance as he did at Immokalee Middle. "Sometimes there simply 
needs to be a change, a new way of doing things," former Superintendent Ben Marlin 
said about Touron's appointment.
** PERSPECTIVE **
EDITORIAL: City sidewalks, city sidewalks. But they're not dressed up in holiday style 
this time, as Old Naples residents and city politicians grope for direction on whether 
to expand the sidewalk network. Balance is sought between safety for pedestrians and 
motorists on roads such as Gulf Shore Boulevard, while heeding the wishes of residents 
who do not relish pedestrians coming through their front yards.
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** SPORTS **
TOM HANSON: Hopefully this time, Miami Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt has made a final 
decision. On Sunday, Wannstedt named A.J. Feeley the Dolphins' starting quarterback 
for next week's contest in Cincinnati.
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** BUSINESS **
HEATING UP: A fast-growing $160 million-a-year Tex-Mex fast-food chain is bulking up 
in Southwest Florida. Moe's Southwest Grill, an Atlanta-based company with a Naples 
connection, has plans to open two more of its offbeat restaurants in Southwest Florida 
by the fall of 2005, bringing the total to three. Three more are expected after that. 
But that's just a ripple on the flexing muscles of the national up-and-coming giant 
whose vice president, Matt Andrew, and local franchise owner Mike Silverman, both 
graduated from Naples High.
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** NEAPOLITAN **
RIDER ON THE STORM: Eric Harris is nuts. He admits it. Well, actually, he prefers the 
term "adrenaline junkie" to being considered certifiably crazy. But still, he does 
understand if people think his storm chasing ways are a bit odd. Even his supportive 
wife wonders what makes this man wander the streets in order to locate the perfect 
storm. "I've always been interested in adrenaline flows," says the 38-year-old Naples 
resident; a little Florida cracker twang seeping into his words.
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