by Laurel Meny Pop quiz: What do an exhibit by an unrecognized artist; a local orchestra performance; a staging of Macbeth at a community theatre; pottery classes for underprivileged children; and dance therapy classes for seniors have in common? Answer? They are all programs that could be cut from the federal government’s budget soon. The current budget plan – which […]
It is evident in everyday activities and in sport specific exercises that one needs the muscles involved to have a certain amount of flexibility and extensibility. Stretching techniques are an important part of a routine that should be implemented. The question that should be asked is what are you trying to accomplish when you stretch? Are you looking for more flexibility or […]
As I begin my sixth month in Congress, I am grateful for this opportunity to update you on the progress being made on many important issues. Over these first few months, I have been committed to restoring our Everglades, repealing and replacing Obamacare, and rolling back the federal government’s bureaucratic red tape to get our economy moving again. Our most critical local […]
Every second counts in an emergency. That’s why the Collier County Sheriff ’s Office and the Naples Police Department offer a database aimed at providing emergency dispatchers with immediate access to more information than ever. The Smart911 database allows citizens to create a secure safety profile of vital personal and household information, including medications, medical conditions and even photographs of each member of […]
by Allen Weiss, MD, MBA, FACP, FACR President and CEO, NCH Healthcare System Much has been written about how to succeed in life, business, school, and old age; as a couple or family; and in most every other environment and situation imaginable. Famous authors including Stephen Covey, who emulated Dale Carnegie, who in turn revered […]
VOLUNTEERING Is it what you do or is it who you are? Those who volunteer for the Avow Foundation feelit’s both. Volunteering is certainly an altruistic activity where our team members provide services for no financial gain but understand that the benefit to others is beyond measure. What they all have in common is the […]
by Juliana Meek and Kristine Meek Dear Artsperts: I have a few spaces in my home that need certain sized paintings. I know I can buy a smaller painting, but I am afraid it will look too small in the space. Also one of my spaces is vertical, so I need to find a vertical […]
by Dave Trecker In the beginning there was no land, no plants, no money. But there was a vision. A group of local plant enthusiasts came up with the idea of creating a garden, a big one full of tropical plants. Not a radical idea, but certainly a new one for Naples: A showplace of […]
by Erick Carter Hair is made up of two layers: the inner layer is called the cortex; the outer layer is the cuticle. Some do have a third called medulla. The translucent cuticle layer of the hair is like shingles on a roof which overlap each other. On average, they are 7-10 layers thick. The […]
Advertorial by Clay Cox Owner/President • Kitchens by Clay It occurs to me as I sit down to write this article for the Life in Naples magazine that we have recently celebrated the 4th of July which honors the birth of our incrediblenation. With that thought came the pride that I feel being an American […]