We’re leaving the busiest time of the year and venturing into a month that lines get shorter at your favorite restaurants and auto transporters are here removing some of the cars from our roads. The weather is still accommodating for outdoor activities and parking spots are more available in areas like Crayton Cove. This area […]
ONGOING Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center Hosts Science Saturdays Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center welcomes the entire family on Science Saturdays, 9 am to 4 pm. Kids and grown-ups alike can explore and discover the plants, fish and wildlife that call Rookery Bay Research Reserve’s 110,000 acres home. Science Saturdays are a fun way to […]
This past February I attended The Orchid Society’s 46th Annual Orchid Show at the Naples Botanical Garden and was as amazed at the array of prize winning orchids as I was the line of devotees waiting to get into this seductive mystical maze of blooms that so stirs the imagination that no qualities of character […]
In 2012 the Commander of Florida District 13 Veterans of Foreign Wars received a request from a young lady searching for the burial location of her grandfather. He was a deceased Veteran buried at the Lake Trafford Cemetery near Immokalee, Florida. The request for assistance was forwarded to Golden Gate VFW Post 7721, Naples, Florida.As […]
AFTER RAISING CLOSE TO $16 MILLION AT LIVE AUCTION Each year, the NWWF Online Auction raises additional funds towards supporting NCEF February 28, 2019 (NAPLES, FL) – This year’s Naples Winter Wine Festival Online Auction came to a close, raising $302,100 alongside the close to $16 million raised under the tent during the Live Auction. This was […]
by Kelsey Burr, Naples Zoo Marketing Associate Would you like a painting done by a giraffe? Or a chance to feed a giant anteater? At Naples Zoo, we are constantly adding new experiences for our guests, to get them closer with wildlife and learn indepth about the animals. We have recently launched three new Wild Encounter experiences: a black and white tegu encounter, […]
Marieb College’s School of Nursing prepares nurses designed to be caring scholar clinicians for professional practice. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and other nursing programs are guided by the leadership of Dr. Anne Nolan, who is Director of the School of Nursing. Dr. Mitchell L. Cordova joined Florida Gulf Coast University as Professor and Dean of the Marieb College […]
By Jeff Lytle Skip Quillen has learned a thing or two since training in Switzerland as a chef and first coming to Naples to work in 1981. Example: He knows the folly of those celebrity chef TV shows, which portray cooks as the only stars at restaurants. “We are a whole company of stars,’’ says Quillen, whose Culinary Concepts launched the first […]
Let’s start this article from the top. By that I mean from the water that flows from Orlando south to Naples. This flow goes from the Greater Orlando area with its many septic tanks and flows southward through the Kissimmee River basin picking up agricultural runoff, septic tank discharge along the way to Lake Okeechobee. We are all familiar with what happens to the water during high rain events/seasons […]