by Claudia Dal Lago A waterfront café. A 97-boat slip marina. A brand new fleet of deck boats. A myriad of water sports. A Captain’s Lounge. A Ship’s Store. A unique luxury waterfront boutique style hotel. Guests can slip into paradise and discover life on the water at the Naples Bay Marina, a full-service Tuscan […]
The traffic is up to its usual level. It might even feel busier than last year at this time, but we all realize that this is a place we want to be! There are a variety of “happenings” around town geared toward all of our many wants and needs. For those interested in the Arts, […]
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, through April. 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 […]
The crown jewel of Southwest Florida attracted interest during the Florida land boom of the late 1880s. By 1887, Civil War General and U.S. Senator, John S. Williams, along with Walter N. Haldeman, publisher of the Louisville Courier-Journal, formed the Naples Company. Their ambitious vision was based on development (at $10 per lot) and tourism […]
by Karen Larson, Interior Designer Wellness is a comprehensive term incorporating many facets. The definition according to the National Wellness Institute, is “an active process through which people become aware of, and make choices toward, a more successful existence.” With people spending on average 90% of their time indoors, leading professionals in medicine, science and the green building industry are developing new building standards, design concepts and material specifications in an effort to […]
Finding new adventures or old adventures in unexpected places is part of the fun of living in Naples. Begin the month with an opera in a church – Don Pasquale – presented by Gulfshore Opera in First United Methodist Church in Naples. Consider the plot of this opera – it’s mid -19th century and old bachelor Don Pasquale plans to marry in […]
by Congressman Francis Rooney As the 116th Congress begins, the Florida delegation should unite to stop offshore drilling off the Gulf coast of Florida and must push Congress to enact legislation to make the moratorium on offshore drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico (EGOM), eastward from the Military Mission Line (MML) at Long. 86 deg, 41 min., permanent. The MML was established by […]
by Dave Trecker Computers will autonomously take your orders, prepare your food, deliver your purchases, run factories, operate trains, buses and merchant ships, and make millions of decisions with little or no human input. It’s barely a decade away. There’s no question artificial intelligence will change the way we live. But will it change it for the better? Some […]
I think I finally figured out why I insist at the beginning of every Life in Naples article that I write why I’m so obsessed with putting the date that the article is being written in the first sentence. Unlike newspaper journalists who can write their story and know that it will be seen online today and in print tomorrow, […]
Every New Year promotes reflection and prioritizing our lives, usually making family time more significant. The composition of families may differ, however, spending time together, sharing dreams and most of all making today count is a common thread. Naples is the perfect place to facilitate quality time. A day at the beaches enjoying the Gulf, picking up shells, and making sand castles, no electronics […]