NAPLES CHILDREN & EDUCATION FOUNDATION HONORED BY COLLIER COUNTY COMMISSION; MARCH 14TH DESIGNATED AS “NCEF DAY” The Naples Children & Education Foundation (NCEF), founders of the highly successful Naples Winter Wine Festival (NWWF), is pleased to announce that it has been honored by the Board of Collier County Commissioners with a proclamation designating Monday, March […]
FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH TO HOST ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE ON NAPLES’ HISTORIC MAIN STREET ON SATURDAY, MARCH 12TH A Naples’ tradition, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade is on par with some of the largest in the nation, attracting some 40,000 people to Naples’ historic main street for the day. The parade starts at the […]
Remember the song lyric – “March went out like a lion?” With the interesting weather we have had in 2022, it is anyone’s guess what will happen with the weather in the unpredictable month of March. But one thing is certain: there are a lot of exciting arts adventures to be had this month. Begin […]
The Naples Children & Education Foundation (NCEF), founders of the Naples Winter Wine Festival, announced the appointment of Kim Zuver as Travel Coordinator. In this role, Zuver will coordinate all transportation for chefs, vintners and other key participants as well as successful fulfillment, coordination and execution of auction lot packages. She also will take on […]
Join Sunlight Home at their annual Fashion Show and Luncheon on March 29th! This fundraiser supports the “at risk” pregnant women and teens who are part of this faith based residential maternity home family. As the only long-term program in Southwest Florida serving pregnant, at-risk women, teens and their children, Sunlight Home has been a […]
It’s the month of March and many outdoor art shows are filling our calendars with things to do on the weekends. This is a return to somewhat normal activities, in this time, that has been “not so normal.” After a hiatus of two years, the art show called “Five Painters & A Potter” is going […]
These are just some of the reasons people purchase new kitchens. I can’t listen to that faucet drip any longer. Honey, who scratched the sink? I’ve always wanted a hot water dispenser. Darn dishwasher kicked the bucket. I can’t take these pink cabinets any longer! If I hit my head on that hood one more […]
Students Learn “By Doing” at Rookery Bay Research Reserve A big part of the work of Rookery Bay Research Reserve is engaging with area youth about the importance of the coastal environment and the many different fish and animals that call Rookery Bay Research Reserve’s 110,000 acres home. Rookery Bay student field trips begin in […]
by Dr. Douglas B. Keck, Dental Director, Healthcare Network While we are all susceptible to tooth decay, oral disease disproportionately affects underserved populations, especially children. Children at most risk are from lower socioeconomic families where barriers to care such as low caregiver health literacy, language proficiency, dental insurance and geographic access are prevalent. Access to […]
Career immersion in high school enables students to find and pursue their passions by Noemi Y. Perez, President and CEO When it comes to choosing a career, internships are an invaluable resource to help students gain a deeper understanding of potential careers, while obtaining hands-on experiences. At The Immokalee Foundation, high school students in our […]