Entries by LifeInNaples

The Battle Against COVID-19

We are witnessing one of the great scientific achievements of our lifetime. Confronted with a public health catastrophe – a viral pandemic that has killed 1.9 million globally, over 360,000 in the U.S. and over 22,000 in Florida – the pharmaceutical industry made a miracle. It did in 7-8 months what normally takes 7-8 years. […]

Embracing Opportunities, Realizing Dreams

by Steve and Cathy O’Brien Embodying the determination that founded America, two local students are living proof that choice, commitment and connection are essential to fulfilling their dreams. These principles resonate through The Immokalee Foundation, fostering opportunities for students determined to live their best lives through its programs and support. Parents who sought a better […]

Pandemic Play

For many children in Southwest Florida, returning to school is not an option. Consequently, many of those children miss out on meaningful learning within the context of play. At C’mon, we recognize that play is vital for child development. Exploration, trying new things, learning about cause and effect, and developing an understanding of the world […]

The Right Way to Shampoo

Do you remember the scene in South Pacific where Nellie jumps into a cold shower to shampoo her hair? She then begins to sing “I’m gonna wash that man right out of my hair!” Forget about the man. Could she really have gotten her hair clean? Why not? Most people go into the shower and […]

Ahead of its Time

Reaching back into our archives I found the photo below which is a kitchen that Kitchens by Clay designed, built, and installed some six years ago. The beauty of this photo is that the design was before its time. Many of the showcase items seen here are being regularly designed into the kitchens we will […]

Senior Center Eager to Serve Clients

The overarching mission of the Naples Senior Center is to meet the needs of clients from all walks of life. While some organizations may see a surge in demand as a reason to cap the number of people served by a program such as dementia respite, the senior center board members resolve to expand capacity […]

Walking Into 2021

The new year brings both exercise enthusiasts and the more sedentary to a common place. Both want to be in better shape for 2021! The advantage of the enthusiast is that they are usually in a better starting place to be exercising. The sedentary person has to emotionally make changes just to motivate themselves to […]