As the advent of warmer weather is upon us, so opens up the increase in residential and commercial burglary. We often do things that make it quite easy for the burglar/thief to invite themselves in. For example, leaving windows, French doors, balconies, boating doors and/or hatches open for fresh air and forgetting we have opened […]
Taking a Holistic Approach to Eye Cancer Care and Research For J. William Harbour, M.D., and Zelia M. Correa, M.D.,Ph.D., finding new therapies for dangerous eye cancers is truly a labor of love. The husband and wife team take a coordinated approach to treating adult and pediatric patients in Bascom Palmer’s Ocular Oncology Service, while […]
Jim Bloom likes to wonder about the background or story of each piece of wood that he fashions into a one-of-a-kind piece table, chair, headboard or cross. That comes instinctively for someone trained as a detective. But highly intricate, delicate “live edge” woodworking – named for preserving the shape of wood from the outer, live […]
Community and collaboration are always at the forefront at NCH. With this in mind, I am excited to announce that the NCH Healthcare System was recognized by The Florida Gulf Coast to Heartland Chapter of the American Red Cross with the Partnership Award. This award was given to our organization in recognition for supporting the […]
VILLAGE SCHOOL OF NAPLES NAMES NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR; JOHN EGAN WILL OVERSEE FUTURE GROWTH OF SPORTS PROGRAMS The Village School of Naples, an independent school serving students in Preschool through 12th grade, today announced that it has appointed John Egan as its new Athletic Director. In this role, Egan will focus on building the Knights […]
A visit to Naples offers many ways to have fun in the Florida sun. There’s the outdoor dining, beautiful beaches and even the opportunity to experience a more natural version of Florida, one that is protected and conserved for generations to enjoy. This special, undisturbed place is called Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, located […]
by Patrick Linn, MS, MSHAPI Executive Director, Collier Mosquito Control District Poisonous cane toads, hungry alligators lurking in our HOA ponds, and a variety of tropical foliage can serve as fatal encounters to our faithful pets here in Southwest Florida. Another ubiquitous resident of our area is also deadly to unprotected pets: the mosquito. Both […]
As much as we love Southwest Florida’s summers, by now we are really feeling the heat and while I am a big proponent of the very mild a/c cooling (75-77°F), sometimes you just have to chill a bit more. So, here are some useful holistic tips you can use this summer for a/c-less heat relief. […]
During the past many months, most of us have been spending a higher number of waking hours at home. Because of this, it has become even more important to pay attention to our surroundings. There are a variety of options available to enhance our personal environment. Good memories, uplifting colors and imagery that strikes a […]
The Collier County Citizens Values Political Action Committee kicked off their first fundraising event with a sellout crowd for its Memorial Weekend “Fun”draiser. Elected officials and Republican Club members enjoyed great BBQ, refreshments and live music. The event was to raise awareness and raise funds to promote Republican candidates. Keeping Florida’s Great Quality of Life […]