Entries by LifeInNaples

The CCSO tells us that the Calendar Drive Was a Success!

The Collier County Sheriff ’s Office couldn’t have planned it any better. The Sheriff ’s Office’s “Planning for Success” drive was a huge success, thanks to community members who responded to the agency’s request for donations of new 2020 calendars and day planners. The drive was so successful CCSO plans to make it an annual event. Sheriff Kevin Rambosk recently presented […]

TNP A Stellar Season – don’t wait get your tickets early

Although Associate Artistic Director Jessica Walck has been a driving force of selecting shows at The Naples Players for years, she believes there is something profoundly exciting about this coming season of shows. “Next year’s season is our most ambitious selection yet,” said Walck. “We are challenging ourselves, our talent, and our audiences in new and creative ways like never before […]

A Critical Election: How Do I Decide Who To Vote For? by Jim Melican

Later this month, there will be a very important election in Naples, determining for the next four years who our Mayor will be and the composition of half of the Naples City Council. The Gulf Shore Association of Condominiums (GSAC) recently conducted a Candidates Forum, in which both mayoral candidates and five of the six City Council candidates (to fill three seats) answered questions that […]

Ramping up for ‘Mosquito Season’ by Patrick Linn, MS, MSHAPI Executive Director, CMCD

Yes, there are subtle, seasonal shifts in Southwest Florida’s weather, and if you’ve been here long enough you can detect them. But one season persists year-round: mosquito season. During the winter months, variations of dry/wet, cool/warm  conditions  can either increase or decrease mosquito populations. Only when dry conditions persist, and temperatures consistently drop below 55 degrees, will mosquitoes slow down […]

FATIGUED – A Holistic Perspective

No matter what your job or status in life is – a financial analyst, an attorney, a construction worker, a doctor, a retiree, or a stay-at-home parent, we have all experienced the 21st century pandemic of mental exhaustion and lack of energy. In 20 years of clinical experience. I have seen different flavors of tiredness afflicting people. It is a disabling enemy […]

a message from your publisher

As you read this editorial commentary there is roughly two weeks left until the City election. This  election will determine who represents you, the Naples community, for the next four years. I am an incumbent running for a second term so that I can  finish my work. I have found my time on City Council to be very rewarding and […]

Art for Everyone at Naples Art

Naples Art is in the final stages of the lobby upgrade to better welcome the community and the center is beaming with rich and diverse opportunities. From extensive class and workshop listings, to the very unique gift shop, speakers and exhibitions, Naples Art offers something for everyone. Naples Art is starting off the month of March with a fabulous wine and cheese reception opening three wonderful, unique exhibitions and ending the month with […]

Summer Academy – Bridges High School and College for Guadalupe Center Students

Raquel Garcia decided to major in nursing after being torn between medicine and business. Odalis Zapata-Martinez learned that leadership is about enabling others to act rather than commanding them. Mariela Galvan enjoyed s’mores at a small gathering of students from places near and far. The trio were among 31 students in Guadalupe Center’s E.G. Salisbury Tutor Corps Summer Academy who participated in one  to […]