Surveying the Kissimmee Billie Slough “The Seminole Science of Everglades Restoration” In previous articles, I promised to share more about what I do at my “real job” as the Director of the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO). Most folks have never heard of historic preservation offices, let alone what […]
As we continue to see service levels decline, more people understand the primary cause is lack of affordable workforce housing. HR managers have become very used to hearing “thank you for the job Offer; I can’t afford to live here”, as they drive the nurse or teacher candidates back to the airport. The City of […]
February may be the shortest month of the year, yet there is no shortage of visual and performing art offerings at Artis—Naples. The relatively cooler weather in February encourages us to seek the warm comfort of camaraderie and shared experiences with our friends and loved ones, and the opportunity for those experiences abound at Artis—Naples […]
JOIN US for an Exciting Season of New Exhibits and Programming Hope your New Year has gotten off to a good start – 2023 has been a busy one so far for the museum! As the number of local and out-of-area guests continues to increase, we are now open Tuesday through Sunday from 1:00 – […]
It’s the week between Christmas and New Year and I hope you are enjoying the holidays. For those of you that follow my articles in Life In Naples you know that we have many relatives in Buffalo, New York, that we are avid Bills fans and that we spend our summers there. As I write […]
As a 34 year citizen of Naples I don’t understand the following: • Why so many noise studies regarding the airport over the years? Most seem to find similar conclusions. • Many of the studies are requested by residents who moved to their property knowing where the airport was located. • […]
At 28 days, except for leap years, February is our shortest month. It boasts a special day devoted to affection and love. This can be felt both within and around you, with others sharing your life in Naples. An unexpected bonus is that this positive experience can be spread worldwide, through social media and other […]
Summer vacation is romanticized on TV and in movies –family road trips to national parks, daylong escapes to magical theme parks and flights to far-off places where you need passport to visit. That isn’t the reality for Nallely Segura and many of her peers in Immokalee. Her memories of summer vacation include sweat, sunburns and […]
Early detection of many health changes can result in better long-termoutcomes when these changes signal illnesses like cancer,heart problems and other issues, many of whichcan be treated. by Dr. Corin DeChirico,Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Medical Affairs February is National Self-Check Month, designed to remind us that like keeping an automobile fine-tuned, we […]
Immokalee Foundation scholarships shatter preconceived notions and turn dreams into reality. by Noemi Y. Perez, President and CEO I recently read that between 1990 and 2020, the total number of college students in the United States increased from 13.8 million to nearly 20 million. However, the demand for higher education coupled with the competitive admissions […]