Entries by LifeInNaples

What Do You Love about Life in Naples?

Tell me yours and I’ll tell you mine! I’ve lived here for 31 years (over half my life). I love the sunshine and the beach breezes. I don’t miss the heavy snowfall in wintry upstate New York. I love that my daughters were born in this beautiful gulfside town. Thank you, Drs. Floreani, and Heitmann […]

Giving the Gift of Education

Teachers are the foundation of every child’s success story. At Guadalupe Center, our educators are more than just teachers–they are mentors, nurturers, and life changers. For over 25 years, Ms. Sandy, one of our early childhood educators, has exemplified this dedication. Growing up in Immokalee, Sandy overcame the challenges of a migrant lifestyle, finding her […]

A Bitter Pill:

National Pharmacy Closings Hinder Access, Increase Risk Healthcare Network’s Collier County pharmacies offer flexible alternative By Martine Woolley, PharmD, MS, MBA, Vice President of Pharmacy Major pharmacy chains have closed hundreds of locations in the past year, making pharmacy services harder to find in some areas and, where such services are no longer available, creating […]

You Make It Look So Easy. Can I Do It?

Please, what is your secret? How should I apply product? First and foremost, salon quality products help to produce quality results. Using these products properly certainly helps, too. Unfortunately, people often misuse their products. Applying too much isn’t good, but neither is applying too little. When you place a blob of product on your hand, […]

S.W.A.M.P. Cultivating Environmental Responsibility in Students

The Alliance for Florida’s National Parks Established in 2002, serves as the official philanthropic partner of Big Cypress, Biscayne, Dry Tortugas, and Everglades National Parks. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, The Alliance raises funds and awareness to support programs and activities within these national parks, focusing on education, exploration, and conservation. By uniting those who […]

The Workforce of Today & Tomorrow

Since 1991, The Immokalee Foundation has empowered over 16,000 students who have, in turn, made extensive contributions to Southwest Florida’s workforce. We often say we are “preparing the leaders of tomorrow;” however, the impact is strongly felt throughout our community today. Consider this: If an Immokalee Foundation high school senior was 18 years old in […]

The Heart & Passion of Local Theater

One of the most remarkable aspects of community theater is the people—neighbors, friends, and familiar faces—who bring stories to life on stage and work tirelessly behind the scenes. They might play leading roles under the spotlight or lend their hands to sets, costumes, and props. Offstage, they’re just as likely to be your dentist, electrician, […]

Collier Mosquito Control Launches Innovative Sterile Insect Technique Pilot Program

In January, Collier Mosquito Control District (District) launched a new sterile insect technique (SIT) pilot program in Golden Gate City targeting Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. This invasive species can spread diseases such as dengue, zika and chikungunya and is resistant to some traditional methods of mosquito control. Golden Gate City was selected for this program because […]

Exercise. Metabolism.

What does the word metabolism mean to you? Does your body have a fast or slow metabolism? This is a topic that everyone should question. Once you know about your metabolism, what can you do to affect a change? Metabolism is the process that the body uses to convert energy for the body. Metabolic rate […]