At the Naples Art Association, art is our passion. And, because of that, we tend to notice art more readily than others. It’s the design of a filtered milk carton at the local grocery store; the graphics on the videogame your child or grandchild can’t put down; the hymns you sing in church; the design […]
by Karen Coney Coplin The Senior Friendship Health Center isn’t a new organization. It’s served the medical and dental needs of Naples residents since 1985; until recently in a site near City Hall that most will remember as the (now closed) Chapel Grill restaurant. While it may have a new locale and an expanded mission, it remains true to its roots. […]
Why do we network?” Some of us shy away from networking for many different reasons. Take a minute to answer these questions yourself: • How did you find out about your current or any previous job? • How did you meet your spouse or significant other? • How did you choose where you live? • How did […]
by Danielle Green Naples Zoo, Director of Grounds and Gardens Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens is a special place. Within these 44 acres in the heart of Naples are living reminders of the history of this property and its evolution from a personal garden of Dr. Henry Nehrling to the world class zoological garden that it is today. Caring for the historic […]
Why your divorce needs a financial analyst Going through a divorce can be a very stressful time. In a recent survey conducted by the Institute of Divorce Financial Analysts™, 75% of respondents believe that a divorce financial specialist would have been helpful in preparation, negotiation and recover phases of their divorces. It is important to […]
More than 100 community volunteers were honored for their contributions to the Collier County Sheriff ’s Office at the 20th annual spring luncheon. The luncheon, at the Hilton Naples, opened with a ceremony featuring the CCSO Honor Guard and closed with Sheriff Kevin Rambosk presenting awards to the volunteers. At CCSO, volunteers assist deputies in […]
“No language can express the power, and beauty, and heroism, and majesty of a mother’s love,” which is why every second Sunday in May, Americans take this day to appreciate Mothers. This May, I’d like to recognize a special group of Mothers – Silver, Blue and Gold Star Mothers. GOLD STAR During World War I, […]
by Michael Wiener, E.A. Your contractor did shoddy work on your condo. You were unfairly fired. If you are collecting a settlement or judgment, is it taxable income? Usually yes, but taxes vary enormously depending on how you were damaged, how the case was resolved, and even how checks and IRS Forms 1099 were issued. […]
PASSWORDS The most common way to protect your online identity is to focus on creating strong passwords. When creating a password, choose something that will not be easily cracked or decoded. Never use a word or number that someone can associate with you such as a first, middle or last name, a spouse or child’s […]
Grande Place at Moorings Park at Grey Oaks recently held their grand opening with more than 200 guests on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony marking the completion of the fourth and final phase. Speaking at the event was Dan Lavender, CEO and President of Moorings Park. He reminded the crowd that January 2013 was […]