Actually, these are two seperate stories, but the headlines appear in this order on the website for NBC-2 TV Florida.
http://www.nbc-2.com/



LOCAL NEWS

Police hunt for window-smashing vandals
Men and Women of the Year honored
Scouts give U.S. flags proper retirement
Big events show Collier is ready for tourists

Group rallies against gay marriage
Hundreds of FEMA trailers sit empty

Rental cars in short supply

Thanksgiving donations desperately needed

Veterans celebrate six decades together
American Legion's future uncertain
Child attacked by pit bull at bus stop
Two winning lottery tickets sold in SWFL
Controversy grows over Spanish in school
Phrasealator breaks language barrier
FEMA homes trickle into Collier
Anchor babies tie illegal immigrants to U.S.
Tips for finding a holiday job
Students may be required to take Spanish
Honda recalls 25,000 Civics
Officials trying solve tombstone mystery
Kraft Foods announces price increase
Police release sketch of rape suspect
Insurance rates expected to spike
District short on teachers certified to teach reading
Businesses sue county over Alico widening
Rare shell brings visitors to Sanibel
Park rangers jump on bikes to save gas
$10,000 reward offered for hurricane burglar

Lawsuit filed against Sarasota priest

High speed chase ends in serious accident
State gives Babcock deal preliminary approval
No Child Left Behind helps military recruiters
Homeowner struck, killed piling up storm debris
Police need help finding pharmacy robber
Mosquitoes assault Southwest Florida

Group rallies against gay marriage. Hundreds of FEMA trailers sit empty.

That about sums-up what is wrong with the priorities of the so-called "religious-right"!

Group rallies against gay marriage
Kara Kenney
Last updated on: 11/11/2005 6:11:52 PM

GOLDEN GATE — Organizers expect more than 1,000 people at the Golden Gate Area Civic Association Saturday for a rally against gay marriage. The Collier County Christian Coalition says it's the first big rally they've had in at least 10 years.

"This is our first really big rally. We think we'll have a big crowd. We don't know because we've never done this before," said Christian Coalition president Jerry Rutherford.

The group wants Florida to join 19 other states and pass a constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage.

They'll gather signatures at the event to get the amendment on next year's ballot. A total of 611,000 statewide is required. So far organizers say they have 100,000.

"We want to get it on the ballot. The reason for having the rally is to get the petitions signed, and then let the people decide," Rutherford said.

Organizers are expecting members from the Christian Coalition, Floridaformarriage.com and even Tom Gallagher, who's running for governor.

More:
http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readarticle.asp?articleid=4882&z=3&p=



Hundreds of FEMA trailers sit empty

VENICE— ABC7 has discovered hundreds of empty FEMA trailers sitting on lots, while hundreds of people remain homeless across southwest Florida. Why aren't the trailers getting to the people who need them?

The sight of over 300 trailers in a lot off I-75 looks strikingly similar to FEMA City in Charlotte County, but there is one big difference. This one sits empty.

In a way it's a good sign showing help is on the way for those left homeless by Wilma, but the big question is when will the homes get there?

Lorraine Hallihan's home was badly damaged by Hurricane Wilma. There holes in the ceiling and in the floor, yet she still lives there with 5 other people, including a 10 month old.

More:
http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readarticle.asp?articleid=4885&z=3&p=

Maybe they should be more worried about THIS, too:

Lawsuit filed against Sarasota priest
The Associated Press
Last updated on: 11/9/2005 2:28:39 PM

SARASOTA — A lawsuit says a former altar boy at a Sarasota church was molested 20 years ago by a Catholic priest.

The lawsuit, filed yesterday, is against 65-year-old George Brennan and the Diocese of Venice.

It says the alleged abuse took place when the man was 11. The lawsuit claims it occurred for more than a year while Brennan was a seminarian at the Incarnation Catholic Church.

In 1991, Brennan pleaded no contest to exposing himself to an undercover deputy during an investigation of men soliciting male prostitutes at an Interstate 75 rest stop.


More:
http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readarticle.asp?articleid=4855&z=3&p=


On the other hand, if one were to ask some of the people at that rally, I bet many would tell you they might need those FEMA trailers to "re-locate" the gay people...