Entries by LifeInNaples

We All Work Together to Protect Rookery Bay Reserve

by Robin F. DeMattia, Friends of Rookery Bay Most of the time, Rookery Bay Research Reserve’s 110,000 acres are meant to be enjoyed by boaters, kayakers, eco-tour operators, birders, photographers and anyone wanting to explore these wide open spaces. But one of the main reasons the land and waters from Keewaydin Island through the Western […]

Suicide Prevention. How to offer hope and help.

by Jessica Liria, Children’s Outreach Specialist David Lawrence Centers for Behavioral Health Suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems. Sadly, suicide is stigmatized and often a taboo topic. In order to prevent suicide, we need to shift public perception, spread hope and share resources. Mental health concerns are common and on the rise. Ninety […]

Another Win for Local Veterans in Collier County

A big win for local Veterans is the purchase of the Bravo House! WWCC purchased this home (their first fully owned residence) in July 2021, which was made possible by a significant donation of $275,500 from the Community Foundation of Collier County (CFCC) and a secondary donation of $20,000 from the J. Aron Foundation. The balance […]

ART after DARK

Art. It’s all around us and in everything we do. Collier County chose the month of November to celebrate the Arts and kick off the season with a focus on the arts. During this month there are numerous happenings around Naples which can be found on the Calendar of Events through the United Arts Council […]

FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH BID RECOGNIZED BY NAPLES CITY COUNCIL

FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH BID RECOGNIZED BY NAPLES CITY COUNCIL FOR ITS SUPPORT OF “DO THE RIGHT THING” PROGRAM The Fifth Avenue South Business Improvement District (BID) was honored by the Naples City Council for its ongoing support of the “Do The Right Thing” program at the council’s regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, October 6, 2021. […]

A Season of Thanks by Diana Jarrett GG RMV

Could we possibly be wrapping up this year already? 2021 has gone by pretty, pretty fast considering we’re moving through a global pandemic that morphs quicker than we can remember the ‘new’ variant name. Still in all—not in spite of, but because of the pandemic, we’re discovering many things to be truly thankful for. Short […]