A Split Second! It takes less than five seconds to read a text message. At 55 miles per hour, that is enough time to travel the length of a football field. What if you glance down to read a text or check a notification and don’t realize the light has turned red? Or if you […]
The dog was barking in the backyard — not his usual bark, but the urgent, stubborn kind. He wouldn’t come when I called. He was staring into the dark beyond our four-foot fence. I grabbed a flashlight. A black bear looked back at us. The bear was about 40 feet beyond the fence. I called […]
We live in a paradise here in Southwest Florida, one that numerous people love to come and visit. Artist Phil Fisher spent 53 years painting his interpretation of that paradise. He envisioned this beauty that surrounds us and immortalized it for all to enjoy on a canvas of colors reflected by the light that lasts […]
Insomnia, which is commonly known as a disorder of normal sleep, affects millions of Americans. In fact, one in four Americans reports having occasional issues with sleep while for the unfortunately 9% of Americans – lack of quality sleep is a nightly predicament. I keep a stash of creative tips in my holistic medicine war […]
A land of unique experiences and breathtaking beauty, New Zealand holds its culture and values dear. Brimming with pride, its residents embody the nation’s cultural landscape, a captivating fusion of ancient Māori traditions and modern influences. Māori culture, an integral part of New Zealand’s identity, infuses every aspect, from its language and art to its […]
For more than twenty years, Grace Place for Children and Families has stood as a steadfast beacon of hope in the heart of the Golden Gate community—just beyond Interstate 75, in the most densely populated neighborhood of English Language Learners in all of Collier County. Since opening its doors in 2004, Grace Place has upheld […]
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But wait. There are more. Last month we introduced readers to a sampling of private chefs in Naples who prefer lower-key craftsmanship to restaurant work. They handle many chores, from preparing meals for families, catering and anything that involves food. Their stories were so interesting that we now offer a sequel. Enjoy these profiles and […]
I have a confession to make. Although I watch the news and understand that Mexico has received a lot of bad press for legitimate reasons, I love Mexico! I’ve traveled extensively around the world and have yet to experience hospitality and heart as true as what I find in Mexico. Most recently, my travel bestie […]
As we step into Season 73 at The Naples Players, I do so with deep gratitude and a sense of optimism for what theatre can offer us right now. This season is centered on connection: how it is formed, tested, broken, and renewed. At a time when many of us are craving opportunities to come […]