PBS CONTRACTORS COMPLETES THE WOODRUFF INSTITUTE FOR DERMATOLOGY AND COSMETIC SURGERY PBS Contractors completed the major renovation for The Woodruff Institute’s 10,000 square foot flagship location at the Bayfront Professional Center, Naples at 1333 3rd Avenue. The state-of-the-art dermatology office, designed by Coffman Design Group, provides services ranging from Medical Dermatology and Cosmetic Procedures to […]
As we transition into Autumn, we commonly experience sleepy mornings and late-afternoon slumps. Here are some holistic tips I often share with my patients when their batteries are running low: Eggs Rock: I recommend eating two organic eggs for breakfast, 2-3 times a week if you have a perfect cholesterol and once a week if […]
FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WELCOMES NEW FINE ARTS GALLERY – ART ON FIFTH AVE NAPLES The Fifth Avenue South Business Improvement District (BID) today announced that Key West Photo Artist Michael Procaccini has opened a new fine arts gallery along Naples’ Historic Main Street. Art on Fifth Ave Naples features and represents widely […]
Naples Children & Education Foundation Appoints New Development & Volunteer Coordinator The Naples Children & Education Foundation (NCEF), founders of the Naples Winter Wine Festival, announced the appointment of Laura Collett as its Development & Volunteer Coordinator. In this role, Collett will assist NCEF’s Chief Development Officer in enhancing the non-profit organization’s philanthropy in the […]
Naples Zoo is excited to bring back the popular BRICKLIVE exhibition this season in a whole new way. BRICKLIVE Supersized Creatures debuts November 20,2021 and will stay at Naples Zoo through Easter 2022. Supersized Creatures features more than 30 giant models of unique species built with toy bricks. The exhibit is included in regular zoo […]
West Nile virus once again appeared in Collier County this year as scientists steadily found infected mosquitoes in Collier Mosquito Control District’s traps. In fact, the Florida Department of Health issued a mosquito-borne illness advisory in the county because of the widespread presence. Protecting public health is the keystone of the District’s mission, and it […]
by Luca Hickman When many entrepreneurs think of trade secrets, they think of high-tech companies or large manufacturers. But all businesses – even the most “simple” – have trade secrets. At the very least, all businesses have customer lists, vendor lists, profitability/pricing information, etc. – with many businesses having much more. “The best way to […]
Every Thanksgiving, we pause to count our blessings and express appreciation for those who positively impact our lives. But why limit our thanks to one time each year? Guadalupe Center is extremely fortunate to have passionate supporters, volunteers and team members who devote their time, talents and treasure to help fulfill our mission of breaking […]
What an interesting year we have spent – learning how to live without live performances and familiar social events. But with tenacity we have survived and are looking forward to returning to some semblance of what we used to consider normal. The arts are getting ready for us and offering opportunities in venues that you […]
Erna Milien, attorney-at-law, sat at her desk in her brand new office, looking with satisfaction at her name on the door. She could not help thinking about how her life had changed over the past fifteen years. Thanks to help from the Shelter for Abused Women & Children in 2005 and then six years of […]