It’s March, and you know what that means. We’re ready to wear green, and become Irish; at least for one day out of the year—St. Paddy’s. We couldn’t think of a more luscious tribute to the Emerald Isle than by wearing a gorgeous green emerald. Dazzling Provenance Emeralds have held pride of place with royal […]
by Elaine L. Reed, MPA Naples Historical Society, President & CEO It’s inspiring to see curious, elementary aged children with wide open eyes grasp the architectural beauty of Naples Historical Society’s Historic Palm Cottage™. It’s remarkable to see what intrigues these young minds when they step into history, and into Historic Palm Cottage, to hear the story of Naples’ past. It’s most […]
Balance is something many take for granted. It entails the coordination of many systems within our body. Flexibility, extensibility, and strength of muscles work with the joint and its components to be able to adapt to its surroundings. These systems also coordinate with the nervous system. There are receptors in joints and muscles that help create the proper tension in muscles and allow the body to know where […]
All the world’s a stage, and in true Shakespearean form, The Naples Players present Shakespeare-on-the-Plaza annually outside center stage on our beautiful 5th Avenue South. In a continued artistic effort to bring free and accessible Shakespeare to the Naples community, The Naples Players, celebrating their 65th theatre season, present The Bard’s magical comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream outside on their Baker […]
March is literally packed with opportunities to enjoy the arts in all of its many forms – so as Bette Davis said : “Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night”. The first extraordinary opportunity that I would like to highlight is on March 14 – The Scharoun Ensemble from the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra will be making a stop in […]
I remain focused on bringing down the cost of prescription drugs for Florida’s seniors and am acting on three key issues: First, our seniors have subsidized low cost prescription drugs in foreign countries for years, an abuse that needs to stop. Second, pharmaceutical companies do not compete for the prices of drugs under Medicare Part D; in fact, they are affirmatively prevented by law […]
They are all recipients of the prestigious Order Of Magellan, the highest honor awarded by the historic International Circumnavigators Club, founded in 1902 and headquartered in New York City. This year the honor will go to Hall of Fame Astronaut Robert Crippen during an event to be held in Naples on March 22 at the Naples Sailing and Yacht Club. […]
Life in Naples is in full swing! Unfortunately for some it’s not exactly the weather they might have expected, we do know however that it changes quickly. However, when I look at the weather forecast across the U.S. with Polar Expresses, Arctic Chillers, and a myriad of other weather terms that I have no clue what they might mean, other […]
Water makes up roughly 70% of the Earth’s surface, 60% of the human body, and is the lifeblood of Florida’s $100 billion tourist industry. With this in mind, when water quality is threatened in Florida, it’s a big deal. This is the situation our interior water system faces at present, spanning from Orlando down to Lake O and through the Everglades. Water policy […]
NAPLES (February 4, 2019) — Guadalupe Center will be a beneficiary of the NaplesNEXT Ideas Festival, festival organizers announced. The Immokalee organization, which is focused on educational programs for children from infancy through college, will receive a portion of proceeds raised from patron ticket sales to NaplesNEXT, the thought leadership summit to be held at […]