What a productive fall quarter with the 5th Avenue South Business Improvement District (BID) reinforcing our brand as the premier destination for culinary, arts, retail and business in Naples. December’s 46th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Pop-Up Market featured an inaugural long-table event showcasing 12 of Fifth Avenue South’s finest restaurants offering dining under […]
by Evelyn Cannata Ever wonder whether you should hit “reply” or “reply all”? Have you ever composed an important email only to find it in your drafts folder after you thought you’d sent it? And isn’t it annoying when senders don’t include their contact information in a signature? With more than one billion email users […]
by Tyler Stamerro The Fernandez Stamerro Foundation for At Risk Students was founded by Hector Fernandez and myself, Tyler Stamerro. As current Juniors attending St. John Neumann High School, Hector and I have discovered our passions in serving our community through volunteering, especially within the realm of children. As a result, we decided to begin […]
The Naples Chapter of the Ferrari Club of America is proud to announce the 16th Annual Cars on 5th show in Naples. Set for Saturday February 8th on Fifth Avenue South. The 16th annual show will be better than ever. The 2019 show broke all previous attendance records. It featured over 600 private entries and […]
When I arrived on campus this past September, it was clear to me that NCH was more than just a hospital. NCH, the award-winning health system, was comprised of two amazing hospitals, a number of easily accessible facilities, and a staff of truly terrific healthcare professionals and physicians. As amazing as NCH is, what excites […]
And the Ayes have it! With a unanimous 5-0 vote from Collier County Commissioners, 2020 marks the first year of the County’s first-ever strategic plan for how to better care for residents struggling with mental health and substance use disorders. The five-year plan, developed by an elected 19 member Mental Illness and Addiction Ad Hoc […]
by Eric Eikenberg Those who cherish America’s Everglades have a lot to be optimistic about these days with forward movement on restoration projects that have been stalled for nearly two decades. Meanwhile, Florida’s recurring outbreaks of toxic blue-green algae have gotten the attention of policy makers in Washington and Tallahassee who are now moving to […]
Imagine living in a town where there are nonmotorized multiuse trails that stretch for miles in every direction that will take you to work, parks, beaches, restaurants, lodging, and other popular destinations. Imagine traveling without the stress or worry caused by motor vehicle traffic on a pathway where there are benches shaded by trees, pavilions […]