At this point, as you pick up this magazine, we have all survived Thanksgiving and hopefully not driving ourselves crazy over Christmas preparations. It is very strange that the many who choose to retire to Florida for a more peaceful and relaxed life –manage to get our schedules more cluttered than when we were working fulltime, raising a family, etc. One way we […]
In 2010, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) released a report, “The Future of Nursing,” projecting the percentage of nurses with baccalaureate degrees to increase from 50 percent to 80 percent by 2020 (80/20). The report acknowledges the need for the nursing profession to take a leadership role to meet the demands of our dynamic health care system. In an effort […]
by Laurel Meny For some people, the holidays can be the most stressful time of the year. Don’t let the pressure of the season get to you. The Naples Art Association (NAA) has got the solution to all of your holiday woes. Are you looking for a way to get together with your friends before the holidays, but don’t […]
by Congressman Francis Rooney To return to growth rates which the United States has enjoyed for years and to provide opportunities to hard-working Americans, our outdated tax code needs serious reform. It is an inescapable truism that tax treatment affects the amount of capital investment, which in turn leads to job creation and economic growth. Both personal and corporate […]
The Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida will kick into high gear early in 2018 to make some serious strides against hunger. On January 20, at Miromar Outlets in Estero, the food bank will celebrate a decade of walking to raise funds to feed the hungry in our community. This will be the 10th annual WINK Feeds Families Hunger […]
For those of you who have just returned to Naples welcome back. Last month my article was all about Irma and I didn’t have the space to give any appropriate kudos that were and are so important to give. I’ll start with the Hilton Hotel on Tamiami Trail North where we stayed during Irma. All of their staff and employees […]
Greetings to our Naples Residents and Valued Visitors. What a wonderful time to be in Naples. It is literally sparkling with lights of many colors and bustling with excitement. December, in general and especially at Christmas brings the world to our doorsteps. The options for activities is limitless and the blending of dialects on the street is beautiful. The annual Christmas Parade on December 12th is […]
NAPLES, FLORIDA, November 17, 2017—Bret Baier, Shannon Bream, Dana Perino, Chris Stirewalt and Charlie Hurt will host a ‘fair and balanced’ evening sponsored by Johnsonville Sausage in Naples, FL at Grey Oaks Country Club to raise money for Children’s National Health System. The event will feature an exclusive VIP reception where guests will have the […]
There is a touch of Fall in the air. Every November, the weather breaks and there is noticeably less humidity than in our summer months. It was a tough summer with Irma trying to disrupt our paradise yet we are all ready for a little cooler weather with less humidity and a great season is ahead. Fall is a time […]
On Saturday morning September 9th with the prospect of Hurricane IRMA looming on the horizon I checked into the Collier County Emergency Operations Center in East Naples. During disasters I sit in the ESF 18 seat (Business & Industry) and represent both if any decisions need to be made during a disaster. The E. O. C. was humming as everyone ran through their check lists and […]