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Who writes this

Everything published about Marco Island on this site carries a name. Here is who those names belong to, what each of them covers, and how to read everything they have written.

  • Delia Fontaine

    Senior Editor

    Beat: Things to Do, Beaches, Best Time to Visit

    Delia has edited Southwest Florida coverage for twelve years and owns the practical pages here: which beach lot is county, which one needs a Civic Association pass, what the Jolley Bridge does to a February afternoon, and what a storm actually changed. She quotes fees as bands because the city and county revise them, and she says when a number is unconfirmed.

    4 guides · 3 news posts

    Everything by Delia

  • Wyatt Coombs

    Boating & Fishing Editor

    Beat: Boat Tours, Ten Thousand Islands, Fishing Charters

    Wyatt ran charters out of Goodland before he wrote about them and still reads this coast by the tide rather than the calendar. He covers rentals, guides, the passes and the backcountry, and he is blunt about shoal water, idle zones and boats sold as something they are not. If the wind is wrong, he will tell you to go tomorrow.

    3 guides · 3 news posts

    Everything by Wyatt

  • Imani Brooks

    Nature & Wildlife Editor

    Beat: Wildlife, Beaches, Boat Tours

    Imani writes the island's living calendar: burrowing owls on the vacant lots from February, loggerheads on the sand from May, manatees in the canals when the Gulf cools. She has volunteered on nest monitoring, reports from Rookery Bay and the refuge waters, and treats federal wildlife rules as the law they are rather than as etiquette.

    3 guides · 2 news posts

    Everything by Imani

These are our own staff bylines. We do not publish guest posts, we do not accept sponsored articles under a staff name, and no page here is signed by someone who did not write it. Portraits are deliberately absent: attaching a stock photograph of a real person to an editorial byline would misrepresent them, so you get initials instead.

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