============================================================ DIGITAL DIGEST � http://www.naplesnews.com � Nov. 15, 2004 ============================================================ Subscribe to the Naples Daily News: http://web.naplesnews.com/circulation/ ** TOP NEWS ** BOAT SPEEDS: Charter boat captains have had their say. So have environmental advocates and bayfront residents. Now it's the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's turn. ATVs: A little more than a week ago, the state started forcing recreational ATV riders in Southern Golden Gate Estates to carry a permit. A ranger gives them paperwork and hands them a map. The shaded area is where they're allowed to ride. It's 22,000 acres of the Southern Golden Gate Estates. NO KETTLES AT TARGET: Last season and the one before, Lynn Blakeley rang a bell for the Salvation Army nearly every day of the Christmas season in front of the Target off Airport-Pulling Road in Naples. Although he doesn't know how much time he will be able to spend this year ringing his bell when the kettles come out on Nov. 19, Blakeley does know one thing � it won't be in front of the Target. FESTIVAL: The five-day St. Elizabeth Seton Festival in Golden Gate, which organizers say rivals the Collier County Fair in popularity, drew a crowd of more than 50,000 people and earned the St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School a record amount of money for school programs. GET THESE AND THE REST OF THE NEWS AT ... http://www.naplesnews.com ** PERSPECTIVE ** EDITORIAL: Each fall this newspaper compiles a little chart of the average college admission test scores for high school students in Collier and Lee counties. We put those scores next to the average scores that the 11 Florida state universities require of incoming freshmen. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ... and more ... GET THESE AND THE REST OF PERSPECTIVE AT ... http://www.naplesnews.com/npdn/perspective/ ** IN NEAPOLITAN ** OUR WORLD: At Brookside Barber Shop you walk into a world papered in license plates and foreign currency, where the walls have become a place for a thousand tiny relics to whisper about places far away. IN THE KNOW, BARBARA BOVA and MORE ... GET THE REST OF NEAPOLITAN AT ... http://www.naplesnews.com/npdn/neapolitan/ ** IN BUSINESS * NON-TRADITIONAL COUPLES: A couple for 26 years, Mike Dias and Steve Goldenberg can't file a joint tax return. They have to name each other as beneficiaries on everything. They have to pay estate taxes on property inherited from each other. And when they go on vacation they take their living wills and powers of attorney with them. BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF, SCORE ADVISER, BUSINESS EVENTS ... GET THIS AND ALL THE REST OF BUSINESS AT ... http://www.naplesnews.com/npdn/business/ ** IN SPORTS ** SHOOTOUT: Hank Kuehne and Jeff Sluman did it without the drama this time. The two became just the second team in 16 years to defend the Franklin Templeton Shootout title, winning by two strokes over Justin Leonard and Steve Flesch at Tiburon Golf Club on Sunday. Kuehne and Sluman won in a three-way playoff last year. ALSO: Notebook, photo slideshows, audio clips and more ... FGCU: Volleyball team gets NCAA tourney bid. Plus: women�s basketball preview. GET THIS AND ALL THE REST OF SPORTS AT ... http://www.naplesnews.com/npdn/sports/
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